The Lot Beer

Some good menu choices but the draft cider is foul in taste. They are forced to use the cider from a poorly run nearby cider place. They need to get a better cider. Thanks for having live music! But I a room smaller than most doctor waiting rooms, habit that music amplified so loud it's a guarantee that no one will want to sit nearby. A little common sense on the audio would help.

Beer, burgers, hot dogs and arcade games. It's a good formula. They had plenty of house-brewed beers on tap as well as some guest taps and kid slushies to which spirits could be added. Their poutine was really good. The hot dogs were fine representations of the Cincinnati and Chicago styles from which they drew inspiration. After dinner, we played some free NBA Jam and other arcade games. They even had a Nintendo Entertainment System hooked up to a TV for further nostalgia. However, the skee ball cost $1 per game, FYI. I didn't have the stomach capacity to try a burger, but they had several good looking options that will be on the top of my list next time.

The food was okay. The service was terrible though. They shorted our wings order from 10 to 8 and they were out of blue cheese dressing (which we were informed of after they served our food without it). They also forgot a number of items that we added to our "make your own burger." Fries were definitely good though. They also overcharged from the menu prices and short poured drinks (menu has cider listed as $6.50 at 16 ounces but they charged $8 for a 10 ounce pour and didn't offer to fix it when we pointed it out).

This was a fun, family friendly spot. Got here early on a Friday to beat the crowds (it filled up by 6:30/7) and enjoyed their happy hour, where every shareable is half off. The fried pickles were a hit; poutine was tasty but the cheese curds were strangle cold. Entrees included burgers, chicken sandwiches, hot dogs, and more of that ilk. Great beer selection. While you're dining, you can also use the arcade space for free.

Stopped into The Lot Beer Co on a beautiful fall Saturday. It was about 12:30 in the afternoon and the place was pretty full. We decided to siit at tue bar where we had a great bartender who really hustled and got things to everyone quickly. We ordered pierogis, and two beers. The pierogi came out quickly. Kayla, our barkeep suggested it with fry seasoning and we took her up on it. Delish! Highly recommend. The beers we ordered were Franklin's Sour and the Goldeneye (cream ale). The Sour was good but the Goldeneye was amazing. Yum!They have a decent sized bar sits 12-14. Two bug cozy booths and about 10 other tables. To the right of the bar is a large inhouse arcade with pinball machines and ski ball (they even have a league). Decent sized place. Fun pace. Definitely recommend.

Awesome place! Delicious food!! Had a great time here while visiting Granville. Skee ball was so fun as well as the free arcade games. Our bartender was the best! I wish I had remembered her name. But she was so nice and took great care of us. Also, they played a lot of great 90s alternative music. Love it!

Cool vibes, good food. The menu keeps it simple with burgers, hot dogs and sides. I love that they have vegetarian substitutes for both.The beer is on point, several IPAs, pales, and a few other styles. Cocktails, ciders, and wines available too. I've been here on a Friday night and on a Sunday afternoon. A bit of outdoor seating if you want, cozy space inside too. And Three Tigers Brewing is right across the street! Hit both.

For our first visit, my partner and I enjoyed the chill vibe, quick and helpful service, and tasty food and beverages. Around 7:30p on Friday, we stopped by for dinner. Although there were a number of people at the bar and playing in the arcade, hardly anyone was seated in the small dining area. While deciding on our entrees, we ordered drinks (a Reba's Jam and a canned beer) and the Lot-Chos. These came out *super fast* and were delicious and hot, covered in cheese sauce, bacon, scallions, and jalapeños. I would definitely recommend these to fans of loaded fries. Although they had a hot dog soecial (a deep fried, bacon-wrapped hot dog of some kind), we both ordered items on the menu. I got the 710 Ashbury, which is a grilled chicken sandwich with melted cheese, avocado, tortilla strips, BBQ chipotle mayo, and LT. The chicken was cooked nicely (juicy, not dried out), and the amount of toppings was generous but not so much that the sandwich became impossible to eat. This was a nice sandwich that didn't feel greasy or heavy. My partner got another burger (I can't remember what it's called now) but it had two smashed bratwurst patties on a pretzel bun. He really enjoyed it and found it to be a unique and memorable sandwich. We both selected the street corn for our sides under the recommendation of our server, which was a great choice. Street corn is sometimes too mayo-forward for me; that was not the case with this. We got to enjoy the flavors of the sweet corn and queso fresco because the cream sauce they used was light, not thick.By the time we left, the place was really starting to fill up, and that's no surprise. With good food, good beverages, and lots of entertainment options between the arcade games and wall-mounted TVs, I can definitely see this as a go-to place to hang out with friends.

Friendly service, great food, amazing craft beers, fun environment and nice patrons. Don't miss it, but please leave me a seat.

Well, we did go back and oh what a difference three weeks and a different waitress makes. Service was BAD. Our waitress seemed like she was being forced to work there. She wasnt polite, not rude, just not polite. Took waaaay too ling for our app to arrive, about 41 mins. And our entree was about 10 mins after that. All food was less than warm - not cold, but not even close to hot. Three tables that came in after us were served before us, even though our basic order was put in before theirs. Again, overall, a not good or pleasant night out.