Parsons North Brewing

We can always find something on tap we enjoy here. The taproom has seating inside and outside. There is even a section that is covered where dogs are allowed which was a nice place to cool off when we visited. They don't serve food but have a food truck there most times and they are always delicious!

Parsons North is a cozy brewery worth visiting. The outside doesn't look like much, but the inside has a really cool atmosphere with several different places to sit, including both indoor and outdoor patios. I went to watch a Columbus Crew game, since it is designated as a Crew Pub Network, which means they show every home and away game. When I went, it was on every single TV, so no matter where you sat, you could catch the game.They have upwards of 15 of their own brews, and sell 6 packs to-go if you want to take some home. They don't have their own kitchen, but they usually have a food truck parked outside. If there's not a food truck present that day, you are welcome to bring or order in your own food. Note: They are closed on Mondays.

If I lived closer, I'd be here at this cozy, friendly neighborhood gem ALL the time, but even just the VERY occasional visits I've made (2x so far...) while in the area have been warm and welcoming. My first visit, it was SUPER crowded, due to a Crew game. Wonderful spot to catch a game with friends!! Although VERY busy/crazy that Saturday afternoon, service was great at the bar, and I stuck around for a while, getting caught up in whatever it was that was happening w/the BIG GAME... I had a tasty cider (can't recall the name...) and promised myself to come back to chat w/the owner, who I "know" from here on Yelp and FB, when things were a bit less CREW-ZY!! Came back for another visit a few months later on a Saturday night (probably around 8pm...) and it was MUCH quieter/less busy, but still had a friendly, casual vibe that I've come to love about all/most of the breweries I (used to...) visit more frequently w/the Mr., back in the "good old days..." They've got a TON of special events here, it seems, including a farmer's market, trivia, and all sorts of tempting food trucks. While I'm FAR from a beer expert, there's PLENTY of great options here for just about everyone. TONS of work went into getting this place going, it's clear to see what a labor of love it's been for the owner, and I'll definitely be back again when I'm in the area!!

Stopped in here for a drink after grabbing dinner in German Village. Really enjoyed the east coast ipa; if you are someone who likes hazy ipa's this a good one for you. Would have loved if they had their own hazy, but they still have a huge selection of beers they brew. Very chill environment and the bartenders were hilarious. Definitely will come back here.

One more stop for me today at Parsons North Brewing which makes brewery #248 for me. PNB has a lousy parking situation. I parked my rental car on an adjacent street, which with cars parked on both sides was barely wide enough for one car yo drive down. Fortunately no one was coming from the other direction...Anyway once I managed parking all was good. I came in the front off the Main Street and the place had a great vibe. It was only lightly busy on this Sunday afternoon and most folks were out the back past the open roll up enjoying the nice weather.I got a flight of four after a couple of suggestions from the bartender.The Mexican lager was a hit IMNSHO. Just the right balance with a little sweetness but still refreshingly light.The amber ale was malty but not overly hoppy. This was really good as it left a little dry caramel flavor on my tongue. The east coast IPA was nicely hoppy not only in aroma and flavor, but bitterness as well.Last up was the bourbon barrel imperial stout. This was another really good beer. I doubt I will be back to PNB mostly because I don't get to this area often. If you are nearby the beers are worry a stop though!If anyone is a glutton for punishment, please, follow my brewery, and distillery, reviews from across the U.S. and beyond! https://www.yelp.com/collection/-8iscFkpiiCI563-FDfwGg and if anyone is wondering who SWPFTD is you will have to check out my review of Black Market Brewing Co in Temecula, CA to understand. Yes, you will need to read into it a little to get the joke but I have confidence in you!

I've popped in here a few times now - had a few flights, had a few dates. It's off the beaten path for me - but they've expanded since my first visit.I never not liked them - the beer had room for improvement, and improve they have! It's a great brewery for the area, and they really hit the styles. The staff was great - every time I go, they're great with recommendations and fast and attentive.The main issue - PARKING. For the love of god I don't come down here enough to remember where to park (I ended up by Plank's - I didn't see a sign saying I couldn't!)If you're in the area - stop by!

After swinging by the Saturday Eastside Market, we stopped by Parsons North Brewery. One of my favorite local breweries. Its very laid back here, has inside and outside seating and is staffed with friendly bar keeps they always have good music on and most importantly, offer GREAT beer. They serve sandwiches Thurs, Sat and Sunday and often have food trucks. Great place to come and get a cold pint!

Great local CBus brewery. One of my favorite places to sit and relax with a delicious beer. Service is exceptional and staff knows their beer.

I've heard about this place for years, but it's kinda out of my way, and the hours make it hard for me to get in. But when I was nearby on a day off, we dropped in. Just Baby K and me, to try their root beer (beer will have to wait for another day, and hopefully they'll have a food truck then.) Service was excellent, and very helpful for drink choices for kids (she ended up with a Sprite.) The root beer was... different. Caramel color, tasting more like a twist on cream soda with caramel, anise, etc. Good, refreshing on a hot day, not really my idea of root beer. But, if you're the DD, or just want a cold drink, it's a nice choice.The place was relaxed, lots of seating options, friendly crowd (but not crowded, at 2pm on a Saturday.) There were a few packaged snacks at the counter. Parking is iffy, but we found a few street spots around the corner. I'll be back.

I remember hearing about this brewery when they opened, but never made it down here.My friend suggested we come for drinks after work on a Thursday.It was slammed! Most tables were taken and a line to the door to order drinks at the cashier.Lots of seating indoors and outdoors. You can also bring dogs here.They were showing Harry Potter on the tv! More bunny points.I ended up ordering one of the IPAs that the bartender suggested. Can't remember the name but it was good! My friends all enjoyed their drinks and the vibes.It gets pretty loud. Seating is just benches. Tables aren't large. They also have food trucks stationed here. The night I came, they had the Two Fat Indians food truck.Parking kinda sucks here. Bumper to bumper on the street next to it. It's free but I had to park a ways down the street.