Our Lady of Perpetual Hops

This bar feels like being in the garage at someone's house. The parking scenario is unsafe. The last time I was there, my car got stuck. The bar is notorious for overcharging its customers. I am currently in dispute over the amount they charged my credit card. Avoid this place!!

Loved this venue. We went to see a childhood family of friends play some great music.. so getting to see friends from 50+ years ago made it pretty cool but still I would return.It is basically a HUGE pole barn, just a big open space but packed with stuff. Music (performing) stage, nice size bar, great bar tenders, water station, food truck, lots of parking. There may have been 100 folks to see the music that in one area, and one or 2 other grouos having a party with food they brought in. All in the same space. There were big screen tvs with football. Nice bathrooms.Bizarre location. Located in an industrial area with a bunch of other pole barns. Check it out. Oh yeah, not a beer drinker but it's a brewery.

Stopped in last night on our way south and was very pleased. Beer was good (Oktoberfest) and atmosphere was nice. Ladies behind the bar were helpful and very friendly. They had live music which was good. Give it a try if you are in the area. Only low point was we arrived late and the food truck was closed

This is an awesome bar with a great food truck attached. We went recently to see a friend's band play and the interior setup is awesome! They have darts, pool, a handful of arcade games, giant jenga and more! I'm definitely returning during the summertime because they have large bay doors that open to the countryside when it's warm.

So it's somewhere between 3.5-4 for me, but rounding up because I think it is more than just "A ok". Came here because it is close to our house and we haven't been yet and they were having live music on a Saturday night. Arrived around 6:30-7pm and were by far the youngest there... Fine by us, but don't come looking for a bunch of lively 20's and 30's people! They had a cover for the band, ok, but not clear on the Facebook page. ($5 each). We paid that, then went to the bar to order. They do have flights (4 or 6) for beers. Each beer is priced individually, but most range from ($1.25-$2.50). The exception the night we went was the high ABV collaboration beer - it was $7 (and probably was the full size). Ask in advance if you don't want a surprise bill. We went with the 6 taster (for two people) and enjoyed every single one of the beers! A good variety of options - IPAs, stouts, special beers... You'll find some good choices here, no matter what your tastes in beer may be. We also took advantage of the food truck (Mike n' Cheese) and got a pulled pork slider and a side of Mac & cheese. Good, not fantastic, but good with the beer. I'm always happy to see food trucks collaborating with breweries! Finally, plenty of outdoor seating meant we could kick back, look up at the stars, and listen to the live music - nice Saturday night! Don't be put off by the random location, get there early or be prepared to park on the road, and enjoy yourself with some beer at OLPH.

Such a great vibe here at the brewery that is hidden back in the industrial park. Google in and keep driving to the back for good beers, good Mimosa flights and if your luck some music.Friendly staff.Excellent smoothie sours, yes excellent and Grandmas pecan pie looks bizarre, borderline messes with your head, looks like your drinking milk. Excellent.

We love OLOPH! We try to go once or twice a month. We love that it's dog friendly, they have livemusic, and a food truck. The rotating beers are always delicious and who doesn't love a mimosa flight?! They have a little of everything for everyone!

I would say this is a hidden gem of Southern Indiana but once you go you'll be coming back many times again with friends in tow.Super spacious (it's an old warehouse), dog friendly, outdoor seating and great selection of drinks. Usually there's a food truck and a band playing as well. It also has what I call the Father-in- law special... craft beer on tap but domestic beers still available. A few crafts for me, a few domestics for Ole Steve-o keeps everyone happy.

Went to a retirement party at OLPHS; first time here! Tad difficult to find as it's in a business area; that said follow your gps.The location is a large industrial building with beer making equipment. It reminds me of a discotheque from my younger days ( dating myself). The area is very large and set up for corn hole playing and probably even a tournament. Also I understand they have bands playing here on weekends. It would hold a lot of people.I have not attended when a band was playing but her-say states they pack them in.The beer menu is not huge but has a bit of everything for the different palates. I did the "Big Daddy Dunkel" a German malt. Was rather good, just right of malt, good kick to it and went down smooth.No persae food on premise; but a food truck almost attached to the building; Kingfish on the rocks a food truck. Although I like Kingfish I didn't try their food at this time; however did see several people carrying takeout.Nice place, feels huge, good drinks and service. Worth looking into!

Our group bought tickets for the Billy Joel ( my hubs favorite artist) Elton John tribute show. We arrived early 6:15 to ensure getting a seat and at 7:30 a waitress came and made us move saying that this table was reserved ! There was no sign in this table ! We moved to the only open table, a high table with stools which were incredibly uncomfortable. The crowd was lame and the drinks were watered down. We'll never be back !