Buckeye Lake Brewery

I just had a small glass of the Buckeye Lake Blonde beer they had on tap, and it was very good! I believe it was an 8 ounce glass, but they also have 16 ounces (a pint), 20 ounces, 32 ounces, 64 ounces and 128 ounces.One bummer is that I had to pay cash for my lil' drink, because it was under a certain amount (I can't remember what that was). Otherwise, they do take credit card. I sat at the bar and sipped my beer, but they do have tables. They also have seating outdoors on the patio. There is also another section of the building where they serve food, but I didn't check that out this time.

Long time Buckeye Lake Resident, first time visitor to this place. Great spot! Across from the water's edge on the other side of the street. Ample parking. Really good food!! We had the burger, fries and jumbalaya! Order at the counter, they give you a buzzer and you pick it up when ready. Easy.The place is really nice inside! Lots of seating. Great for an event.

Blood Orange IPA was pretty tasty, definitely not super orange-y or sweet. The nutbrown is definitely solid-- super rich, nutty, and malty. Happy 10 years to BLB this year--but I still miss the artwork and hate the new TV menu. It feels super empty and bare and way less inviting than it used to.

There's something to be said about the service you get when you go to a bar/brewery outside of the city. You get treated like a real person and not just number. It's refreshing. I came in early and probably during the time of the year when boating season is winding down. That did not effect the great tasting beer they had. I've had the beer before but it was my first time here. Fantastic selection of in-house and seasonal beers. The place was much bigger than expected with a large front patio area off of the street. The next time I come ; I will be trying the food. They also have a sister brewery in Reynoldsburg that is a little closer to home for me. Great place and great beer. Worth the trip.

So my friends and I wanted to stop by this brewery since we were in the area-ish. Honestly, we thought since it was named Buckeye Lake Brewery that it'd be lakeside. We were wrong. However, that did not make the experience any less enjoyable. I mean if it were lakeside, it's be even greater but it was still a nice brewery with a good selection of beers. They're in the process of moving their brewery so the selection wasn't even their full lineup when we were there.Anyway, we sat outside and were welcomed by very friendly staff. They explained to us their covid precautions and the food/drink separation. It is next to a "major" street in this area though so that's something to keep in mind ambiance wise, but its such an unpopulated area that it wasn't a big deal. Though, my friend noted that people kept staring at us and a couple cars honked. Why this happened is beyond us but again, not on the brewery at all.Onto the actual beers, we each got a flight and of course they had special fall beers. I LOVED the apple pie blonde, idk how they made it taste like an apple pie but they did and I was all for it. The pumpkin mocha was also delicious and a great fall stout. They had some guest beers as well and I think the pineapple one I got was a guest beer but also great.Anyways, if you're in the area and wanna checkout a chill brewery give Buckeye Lake a shot!

Stopped in here during our Columbus Ale trail and ordered the flight. I did not like the cider, as it had a bitter aftertaste. The winter shady was delicious and the sugar rimmed glass added a nice addition to the beer. I also enjoyed the freaky tree. The place was smaller than I had expected but was connected to the place next door that offered more seating and food options.

I've loved completing the cbus ale trail book a few times, and though this is farther away I always look forward to visiting. They have a huge tap list, and you can do a flight of 4, or for an even better deal 8! Which is great for sharing. Outdoor seating or indoor, and the restaurant that is attached has some great options, including vegetarian choices. They have so many beers you're bound to find one you like, but they also offer wine from the nearby buckeye lake winery.

First stop on our venture along the ale trail. The place was quiet, especially for a game day. We sat at the bar, but there is an an attached restaurant that you can order food from. The bar tender was very friendly and had wonderful suggestions on the type of brew that I should get. The atmosphere was very nice, industrial feel and t he bar seating was comfortable. Overall a very cool place to stop if you are in Buckeye Lake.

Decent pub fare. Friendly service. A good place to ride out the storm. Varied selection of beers.

Stopped here by chance. Very friendly staff. Good beer. Keeping my review short and sweet so I can get back to my beer. If you are in the buckeye lake area and or traveling on i70 stop by here.