Barley & Pie

We started with Pepsi products. Then for an appetizer:the Sharon(garlic knots with two different sauces), then the Philly Cheese pizza. The atmosphere, drinks and food were very delicious. The location is in a strip mall or town center area on 220. Tonight they are having a live band play on the patio. They have trivia,bingo brunch(Sunday) and kid nights. The Waiter was wonderful. When you go to the Hostess desk, she gives you a QR code to scan to look at the menu, or there is a huge menu board by the take out order area. I don't drink beer, so I did not try any. I am sure the beer is good. Great job! Fun place to dine and hang out. They named the place after their Mastiff, Barley. I wish I could've met Him! Pros:food, atmosphere, drinksCons: I live too far away. Recommend? Yes.

This place is massive, with plenty of TVs for any sports event, and of course, a great selection of house-brewed beers! The server was incredibly friendly, answering all our questions and even offering me a taste of their special IPA. The food menu is extensive, and I opted for the Quattro Formaggi white pizza. It featured mozzarella, ricotta, Parmesan, and Pecorino Romano--definitely a unique twist compared to the typical four-cheese pizza. While I enjoyed it, I would have preferred a sharper taste with a blue cheese or goat cheese. My husband had the house burger, which he said was excellent.However, the real highlight of our visit was the beer and cider. I tried the It's Always Raining in Fleming Island IPA, while my husband went for the Austin East Blood Orange Cider. Honestly, they were probably the best IPA and cider I've ever had. I highly recommend this place for the fantastic drinks, friendly service, and great atmosphere!

If you haven't been to Barley & Pie in Fleming Island - YOU ARE MISSING OUT. My husband and I were at an event where the host had ordered some pies from Barley & Pie and we are OFFICIALLY HOOKED. We've been 3 times in 2 short weeks. The pizza's are made on sourdough crust... for some reason I didn't think it would be great, I'm not a big sourdough fan. WRONG. It's amazing. And now our tummies don't hurt after pizza Not a pizza fan? They have some incredible sandwiches that some members of our group ordered and loved. We were also impressed with their in house brewed beers. Such a nice addition to our food options in Fleming Island. And it's so nice to support a locally owned business. They've just added more happy hour specials. Plus they do a kids eat free night during the week. Highly recommend checking them out! Pictured below my absolute favorite- hot honey pepperoni

Only been here one time so i will give it a second chance. Slow lunch so the bartender was literally on her ohone the entire time my wife and i was in. Food was good but not great and the prices were ok. The decore was good and relaxing. Overall ill give it another try but i honestly hoped it would have been better

We've been planning to give this spot a shot ever since seeing it featured on @904happyhour so probably fair to say I had high expectations. We visited during a slow time of the late afternoon and were greeted by the hostess who encouraged us to sit wherever we would like and either order through the web based app or at the counter. Interesting set up - so we gave the QR code online ordering a whirl. They have free wifi which helped overcome the poor cell service we were having. Overall, it felt like a very impersonal experience due to the ordering service. I mean, for a small business, wouldn't you want to try to establish relationships with clientele/share your story/garner some buy in? For my boomer-and -beyond crowd I could see the online ordering being an issue. Self service soft drinks, plates, utensils...Definitely go for the Sharon bites. Little sourdough bites with beer cheese and vodka sauce that were really good. Would make for a perfect snacking item when enjoying a few beers. We went for the hot honey pepperoni pizza. Big fan of Mike's Hot Honey and love it on pizza so we figured it's a shoe in. Not a very visually appearing pie, but got the job done. Ultimately, it's a brewery that happens to serve food. Great spot to catch a game with friends (TVs all over the walls), but there's a handful of other spots for great pizza..

I'd been wanted to try this place since I heard it was going to be opening, and I finally had the chance to do so!I was happy to see they had an outdoor seating area when we arrived. Upon going inside, they had a pretty expansive menu posted above the counter. It's the type of place where you order at the counter and they bring you your order when it's ready rather than true table service. With that being said, our interactions with staff were very pleasant. For sports fans, there's TVs galore, and we elected to watch the Army game airing at the time during lunch.I settled on the on the BBQ Bacon Chicken Pizza, and my wife had the Pepperoni Hot Honey Pizza. Both were amazing and very flavorful, but also only approximately 12 inches in size. I loved the crispy doughy crust in particular. I elected to try a flight of their beer brewed in-house, and my wife decided to try their Ginger Mule. While all of these were tasty, we were, however, pretty disappointed to discover that our order cost over $70 for a lunch! I would love it if the prices could be a bit more reasonable. Until then, there's better values to be had both for pizza and the Jacksonville metro area in general.

We have been wanting to try Barley ans Pie since they opened! It's a little out of the way for us but we are so happy we went! When you walk in its open seating and you can order from your table (using a QR code) or up at the counter. I ordered from the QR code and our friends ordered at the counter. The staff were super friendly and helpful. My husband really enjoyed their beer. I really enjoyed the craft cola that was at their fountain. They have a full bar that you can sit at. Their bathrooms had a changing table and were VERY clean! We ordered the Sharon appetizer which are sourdough balls with parmesan and garlic served with homemade beer cheese and homemade vodka sauce. Holy moly were they good! The dough was perfectly crunchy and chewy! Both sauces were were a perfect pairing! For our pizza we ordered their Quattro Formaggi White (Hand-dipped Ricotta, Mozzarella, Parmesan, Pecorino Romano, Sicilian Oregano, Lemon Zest, Olive Oil) it was very good and cheesy! Our friends ordered the Meat Sweats which had a ton of meats piled high....and it stole the show! The crust was stuffed with cheese curds!!!! As a dessert we ordered the bengiets. Which were just okay. The strawberry sauce was just okay and a bit tart. If you are on this side of town you should stop in!

Stop by our newest addition to Fleming island, barley and pie. The place has totally been revamped. Refreshed and looks brand new, very colorful and bright. The bar was huge and still was packed and everyone was having a good time. I asked the bar keep to give me his best IPA,and he gave me a glass of it's always raining in fleming island, the name was awesome just like the beer. They offer 3 IPA's on their taps. And the best part is, they're all located in cans also so if you like them, you can take some home. My friend had a Smashburger which smelled great and looked really nice. So I will grab me some grub next time and will certainly grab more of the IPA..

What a fun a delicious place.We stopped in for a quick lunch during back to school shopping and a visit to my parents. While we didn't try the beer or cocktails, they sounded great.We shared an order of the burrata which was served over pesto and roasted beets, alongside some of the most delicious bread I've ever had. I never would have paired pesto and beets, but now i don't know how I'll enjoy it any other way.Our son ordered the smash burger with kettle chips. it was a nice sized burger, loaded with toppings, and the chips were fresh and crisp.My husband and I had a regular cheese pie with vodka sauce. We are on a huge vodka sauce kick right now and this was delicious and flavorful. The sourdough crust was thin but not soggy, and we absolutely loved it.Adore the mastiff mascot and the entire vibe. We will be back again!

Barley & PieI visited this place thinking I was going to the restaurant that was in this previous location. Having already driven there we decided to stay and try it out. We had a little time to kill for a lunch break.This place is not set up like a family restaurant it is more of a sports bar. There are several TVs with different things to watch. You can sit inside or outside (under the tent that is set up in the parking lot of the shopping center-- think Christmas tree Sales/Fireworks.) there are several TVs to choose from with different sports games to watch throughout the restaurant. You must order your food at the counter, much like a fast food place, as there is no wait staff for each specific table. After you finish placing your order, you are given a number to take to the table of your choosing and the food is brought to you once it is prepared. There is a very limited menu of different types of pizza and beer. You can choose from their recipes, but you can also build your own with toppings of your choice. The prices are most definitely too high for what you actually get. A SINGLE PERSON 3-topping pizza $25+! I have included pictures of the pizzas that we ordered. They were not very tasty in our opinion. One was built and one was one of their recipes, but neither tasted very good. As you can see, they also came out burnt. The good things: the place was very clean and the staff was over-the-top courteous.