Kuhnhenn Brewing

Came her with 3 gf's after working out. We were just looking for a light snack, a drink and a place to chat. Kuhnhenn provided the perfect location for all 3. Out waitress could not have been more helpful as 2 of us were super indecisive on what beer we wanted. She gave us mini samples of several to help us narrow it down and we all ended up with something we liked.Then I ordered a personal pizza and they decided to split the giant pretzel. My pizza was cooked perfectly and was just the right size. The pretzel was giant! We all got a laugh at how big it really was. They really enjoyed it and said it was delish. The prices for everything were really reasonable.We'll be back soon.

Recently had the Barrel Aged 4th D 2022, categorized as an Old Ale I found this particular ale refreshing from the more common beer and ale types that I come across. The ale has a punch of 13% ABV if I remember correctly and sometimes nothing beats sitting down to a good, stiff alcoholic beverage and this ale more than qualifies for that.Flavor highlights for this absolutely wonderful ale is toffee, caramel and plums which kind of result in a jam like quality in a delightfully complex flavor profile. I could easily have this ale again, that much is for certain but preferably to share with somebody as I did with the bottle I had due to that ABV.

A good beer, upbeat atmosphere and hardworking staff. Stopped in to avoid traffic and had a Strawberry PD. Would stop by again!

Check it out love it or hate it. Kuhnhenn stays consistent. Same staff same dedication and commitment to the team family. If you were here years ago the bartenders and all the regulars are still here. The good beer service, standard of service, is what you get at k1. Check out the other reviews, come and take a look for yourself. It definitely has a good feel, and some excellent beer. Been coming for years, time to show love. CK it out.

This is such a great bar to go to when you want to go out, relax, and drink a beer with a friend. The vibe is very mellow and relaxing. Most people sit at the bar area, and I got to meet a lot of cool people. Kevin served us and he was on top of his game. He was taking time talking to each person, while running around and serving everyone. I was impressed with how fast he was, especially because he was doing it himself. It wasnt extremely busy, but the bar had a good amount of people. I found out from someone there that you can bring food in if youd like and that sometimes there are food trucks during nicer weather. Overall, my husband and I had a great time with friends. Say hi to Kevin if you go in, he is there on Saturday nights. He remembers people that come in. He is super nice, funny, and attentive.

I lived down the street from this brewery until I was in my late 20s. I have not been here in probably 15 years. Crazy to think of that. When I walked in I had such nostalgia. It was not very busy but that was ok. I was having one and moving on. They have a large variety of beer options. The place is clean and the service is friendly. You can go next door and bottle your own beer as well. That's super fun!

Came here to try it out on a random Saturday with a friend. It sort of looked like a beer supply store or something with barrels and items outside. Inside still a bit cluttered and it was seat yourself. We sat at bar and there were a few seated and a few people at the bar. A game was on and it was pretty low key while people drank their beer. The beer was good. Staff was friendly and he would get a bit busy since it appeared it was just him. Had a flight. They have a lot of different styles. One thing - it just wasn't all that clean. If it had been, definitely would have been higher score wise. I don't live close by and probably won't endeavor to return because of the clutter and being dirty.

Beer is still good, but dirty, sewer flies in the bathroom, run down. Kind of sad because I like the beer

Like 3.5/5 but I will round up to 4 stars.I had never been to this Kuhnhenn location before, so I was a bit disappointed in the (lack of) food choices. We primarily came here today for the pierogies pop-up, but I was hoping to get some coconut chicken tenders and/or duck fat fries too, like the other location had. Like I mentioned, the food menu is pretty limited - we got one of the stadium-sized jumbo pretzels ($12), which was pretty good. My boyfriend got a 10-oz. pour of the DRIPA, one of their more popular beers. At the other Kuhnhenn location, I did a mead and wine flight once, so I asked if I could do that at this location ... our waiter said they don't normally do wine flights but he could make an exception and do half-pours. I tried the Peach Apricot Chardonnay, the Blueberry Pinot Noir, the Wild Berry Shiraz, and the Pomegranate Zinfandel, all of them were really good, although my favorite was the Chardonnay and my least favorite was the Zinfandel, which was kind of like a sparkling wine. It was only about $10 for four pours, too, which was a decent deal.From the pierogies pop-up, we got an order of the chef's choice (four of her choosing) as well as a kielbasa, and both were delicious. I'd go into more detail on these except Kuhnhenn doesn't normally have pierogies ... the pierogies were from Pietrzyk Pierogi, though.I would come back here again but probably just for a drink, as the food menu is so small - the other Kuhnhenn location is much better in that regard, and also has a larger mead list (this location only had one mead choice, which I did not try). The wines here were very good, though, and waitservice was speedy, as well.

The beer was very good and a wide variety of to choose from. The GIANT pretzel was just ok.