Bell Tower Brewing

I was surprised to get in on a Friday night with no reservation with only a 20-ish minute wait. It was nice because we were able to get a beer at the bar and sit in one of the lounge areas during our wait.The renovated church is such a cool space with a unique ambiance. Once seated we got a flight and pretzels to start. Our waitress was very nice and knowledgeable about the offerings and suggested a few other beer samples based on what we enjoyed from the flight and our dinner pairings. We had tiramisu for dessert. (I was so hungry and excited I forget to take all the photos!)Everything was very good! Will be a new go-to!

Cool interior, fun patio that's dog friendly. Really enjoyed the cheese, bacon fries. The cheese was almost like sauce and the bacon was fresh and tender. my burger was good and my buddies Italian sub was over the top. Only negative experience was they were out of having to deal with steak so no French dip. Our server was stellar. Will return.

A total hidden gem! Found myself in Kent for business. My conference ended early and I remembered I had seen Bell Tower on Instagram and decided to check it out. I'm so glad I did! I did a beer flight. There were so many options that made it hard to chose but I was open to trying anything. The tasting was a great experience, some were better than others (according to my taste buds). They have a great food selection as well! Nice to keep the good vibes going. The interior was breathtaking. From the color scheme to the different seating options, amazing. Love the concept of old church converted to brewery. Great experience!

I came here with my husband and my parents to see some live music. The performance was excellent, while a smidge too loud. The salad I ordered was pretty good. My husband's chicken paprikash was mediocre. My parents thought their burgers were mediocre. We've also ordered appetizers here in the past and thought they were excellent, so it could have been an off night or the menu might just be hit or miss. We definitely think the beer is hit or miss here as we've had some we love and others we really dislike. The service was very good despite the degree of busyness. Consistently though, we love the beautiful atmosphere with this place being an old church restored/converted into a cool neighborhood brewery that you can just walk up to.

Bell Tower... a hot spot must! What a cool concept of turning an old church into an updated bar/restaurant. This spot markets themselves as a brewery but had such a large cocktail and food offering! Our friend previously had tried the beer and said it was very yummy while this round, we all got cocktails (blue dream, negroni, and vodka martini). All of our drinks were delicious and had a cool presentation element. While we did not indulge in food, we saw many plates go past that looked to be a great portion and very intriguing. I could not rave enough about the interior and service. The inside played a nod to the church theme while still being updated, calming, and cool. This drew in a good mix of demographic from older college kids to adults. Every staff member we interacted with was so nice and even during last call, our server gave us the time to decide if we wanted another or not. 5/5 stars with no hesitation! Fun Tip: Their outdoor patio looked to be a destination for summer. I would certainly love to check it out then!

We always stop here when we visit our kids. Love the seasonal beer selection. Some good fall items on the food menu but we didn't try them this visit. You can't go wrong with the pretzels as an appetizer. Friendly staff. The food came out quickly. Plenty of seating. Easy off street parking. Highly recommend.

Hubby and I came for lunch. We have heard good things and figured we would make the trip down. The food was delicious, we ordered the bacon and beer cheese fries and the coconut shrimp to share. We sat at the bar and the service was great. The bartender was very friendly and attentive. The vibe was casual and it's cool that it is in a old churgWould highly recommend stopping in for a beer and grab a bite to eat.

Can't say enough about this place. GREAT brewery in an old beautiful brick church. Full bar and approximately 20 beers on tap ( from Pilsner to a Sour and a cider) all great.All the food we tried was outstanding ( charcuterie board with incredible meat and cheeses), piroshkis, cauliflower wings and a crème brûlée) Will be back.

Our friend picked this location while we were in the area camping. It has a beautiful interior as it was formerly a church. There were six of us and they asked us if we had a reservation which we did not have. It was Sunday at about 5:30. They quickly sat us though. We were provided with menus and specials and our server was not aware of what the special was nor did she know what was in the Paloma. We ordered the trio of pretzels to share and the beer cheese and the mustard were very good. Didn't try the goat cheese because I'm not a fan. I ordered the Cuban sandwich and a side of fries as the sides are all a la carte. The Cuban was good-needed more of a pickle bite so I'm glad it came with a dill pickle spear on the side. The fries were also good-but the house made ketchup is not a match. These fries needed your go to ketchup or at least one that didn't taste very similar to tomato soup. Malt vinegar would have also worked well with them! We asked if they had any other ketchup and the server knew the question was coming. This tells me you need to lose the ketchup and make the people happy. My husband ordered the crispy chicken sandwich and it was perfectly cooked! A great find only fifteen minutes from the campground!

Superb selection of beers and excellent falafel! It is a little hectic, and the parking situation is totally inadequate, but this place is definitely worth a visit while in Kent!