Henmick Farm and brewery

Henmick is an amazing outdoor space with a huge indoor space. I've been for a few events - and they have plenty of parking across the street, albeit it can get muddy and full of puddles. The bartenders know their beer, and are incredibly friendly. And their beers - they're nailing the styles for em (I had their German lager, Pilsner, and Hefeweizen), and they have a rather large variety (including a cider). My biggest gripe? It's so far away! But it's definitely worth a visit on an event day, or even if you just want a nice patio to sip a good beer on.

Loved this brewery. They have a wide selection of beers and love that it's on a farm. The ambiance is really cool, with the barns and outdoor patios. While it's a bit of a drive north of the city, and it's not too bad and it's well worth checking out if you like the craft beer scene

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STUNNING property with amazing brews. So dreamy during the fall, and makes me feel so grateful something like this is only 30 minutes from us! We had several of their brews, none disappointed. Their property cat was also super sweet.

Went to the pop up market at Henmick today with family and friends. Such a great spot to socialize and enjoy a drink. The indoor and outdoor spaces are large and easy to accommodate groups - cozy but you don't feel squeezed in, and not too loud. They have food trucks but you are also able to bring your own snacks! The drinks are also great - I loved their Ohio Apple Cider (hard cider), but other members of our group enjoyed a barrel aged beer (especially good if you enjoy bourbon), the blueberry smash cocktail and the whiskey honey cocktail.I'm excited to go back this summer and enjoy a drink by a fire pit! Would highly recommend!

I really love this place. We went last night for the experience and returned this am for some 6 packs to go.Beer - they have quite a variety. IPA's, Hefe, Pilsnors, Dark, Sours. All are covered. There was not a beer that disappointed but a few I preferred over others. One should get a flight and compare Food - Food trucks are suck an awesome idea. We had a notion of a Mexican food truck, Woodfire pizza food truck, and Thai food truck.Service - two tales At night - controlled chaos. The place is crowded (Friday / Holiday Weekend) and family oriented. There are two lines. The staff was efficient and very nice especially with newbies like myself ordering a flight.Next day when they first opened - quiet and fast. I ordered a case to go to enjoy for the big game (ND bs OSU). You can tell people were starting to show up in the game at noon. Over all it was a warm friendly experience one should check out.

Really nice brewery. It's a cool open space inside, with high ceilings and some rustic touches, with plenty of patio space out back, including lots of picnic tables and some space for lawn games. Pet friendly, too! As a non-beer fan visiting breweries, I really appreciated that they had some solid selections outside of their beer. Often DD's or non-drinkers are kind of overlooked at breweries - you can maybe get a coke or water, but other selections are limited. My friends enjoyed their beers, and for the rest of us, they had a great cocktail selection and a handful of wines as well. I very much enjoyed the Pineapple Whiskey Sour. It was fruity and refreshing on a sunny afternoon.

Great structure, good food truck presence, solid beer. However, today is St Patrick's day and the owner is refusing to play Irish music. Asked 3 bartenders and 2 runners. Everyone seems weird about even asking the owner who is here, but not willing to play Irish music on St Patrick's day. Weird

I visited Henmick on a Sunday when they had numerous vendors and three food trucks. Found space in the tent behind the brewery. Loud space but fairly high turn over of seats/people/tables. Given the amazing breweries in Central Ohio their beer was sub par. The 'sour' was horrible; think the smell of a hair perm. On the taste buds it was like someone tossed fruit in an okay pilsner. On the flip side their imperial stout was palatable. Staff were not good at managing the line of folks to get beer. It was a painfully slow moving line. (Bonus, there's a fire pit in the tent, downside it's at the tent's entrance and takes up a large amount of space. It's awkward to enter the tent. You enter behind large Adirondack chairs and have to try and avoid folks exiting. There's only one exit/entrance to the tent.)

Great brewery. Food Trucks are the only food. Good beer and wonderful staff.Well worth the stop