Resonate Brewery + Pizzeria

I decided to swing by Resonate Brewery as recommended by a friend for their trivia night, and I also thought it would be a good opportunity to check out their food as majority of reviewers loved this place! I went on a Wednesday night around 7pm and there were luckily still some seats open.Parking for the establishment is plentiful, as the brewery shares spots with many other shops in the area. The brewery itself is a first come first serve in terms of seating. There are tables and booths scattered throughout the restaurant as well as outside, and there is a main bar area to the right side of the restaurant when you first walk in. Ordering is done through their QR code menu at each table, and you can choose to leave or close your tab through their online ordering system. Like majority of breweries that I have been to, service is extremely slow for food but fast for alcohol - which makes sense as alcohol requires much less effort. I would caution that if you are ordering food, budget 30 - 60 minutes to receive your order on busy nights (my pizza took 55 minutes just to arrive). While I understand that the servers are busy, it didn't help that it felt like they intentionally didn't look at my side of the room when trying to flag them down several times - which ended up in me chasing them down to get service attention. I also ordered a dessert like 20 minutes after my pizza and it somehow arrived 10 minutes earlier than the pizza itself, which arrived after I inquired about its status. I am pretty sure I wouldn't have received my pizza at all unless I asked about it.Now, about the food that I ordered which I'll review down below:Apeman Pint ($6.50): I think this was the best part of the whole meal - very quick service on drinks as you pretty much receive it immediately after you order. This beer had nice subtle malty flavor, was smooth, and had a refreshing aftertaste.Triple Trouble Pizza ($22.50): As mentioned earlier, my pizza took a really long time to come out - Though your mileage may vary. I think the unfortunate thing was that the pizza wasn't hot when I received it, it was lukewarm like it was sitting out for 20 minutes. The flavors were alright in terms of toppings, you can't really change much when it comes to a standard meat lovers-esque pizza. Personally, I would say it leans on the steeper side price wise for a pizza of this size - if you are really hungry, you could enjoy the whole pie by yourself. In comparison to other breweries that I have been to, this ranks on the lower end for quality. Ice cream with Brownie ($8.75): When I think brownies and ice cream, I usually think of a hot brownie that contrasts a cold ice cream since the temperature difference is what makes it great in my opinion. I feel that even for chain restaurants, you will receive a hot brownie, which makes it a bit disappointing to see that the brownie served was cold. Otherwise, the brownie had a decent airy cake texture with some chocolate chips sprinkled throughout. The almonds provided a nice crunch contrast to the smoothness of the ice cream and chewiness of the brownie.In the end, other reviews mention that the food is solid, but I can't say I agree and I don't recommend the food here. I would say that the beer and trivia were the best parts of Resonate brewery. I would definitely come back just for these items and likely pre-eat dinner beforehand. Despite the disappointing food service which makes up the majority of this review, the other activities that happen in the bar were fantastic and I would recommend those items as the things to check out instead.

The restaurant is inside a strip mall that doesn't look that great but the space inside is nice /modern with an outdoor dining so I enjoyed that. The noise level inside is kind of high though - almost club like for having kids in there also.Pizza are tasty but regular price is 19+ esp for those that have more than one type of meat so it's a little pricey imo. The meatball was good. What I enjoyed most was the ability to do beer flight to try out what we would like.

Best local wood fire pizza.This is a great place to hang out with friends. Ambience was simple and classy. Ordered pesto pizza which was ammmmmaaazing.Service is excellent. This place has the best pizza

Really good pizza, beer, meatballs, and salads. I also love some of the ciders I've had there. The people are always super friendly and helpful.I wasn't sure if I liked the new app ordering process, but perhaps it speeds things up. Also, enjoyed the trivia night. The ambience is good. On those trivia nights, though I almost would like the lights dimmed a little bit so I feel like I'm in a bit of a dive bar.

Came here for dinner tonight with my friend. $12 for a kids pizza and it's only 2 slices smaller than the other pizzas that are $20+ is the move. Super tasty and yummy dough. We sat outside which was really nice. Self serve and order/pay from the QR code. Very easy! We will be back.

Stopped in here for pizza only. They had a nice dining room with a moderate amount of seating, good music, and a friendly lady working by herself it seemed like. We ordered three pizzas and it took ~15 minutes or so to get them done. Took the pizzas home. They were good, not too greasy, decent flavor and ingredients. Not the best pizza I've ever had, but not the worst either. I guess if you had to imagine getting pizza at a brewery this is about what you'd expect. I'd recommend the pizza to people over chain pizza restaurants.

Came in on a Wednesday evening, around 7+. What a pleasant surprise that they have bingo night. It was really fun, the theme was music- guess who's the singer. Great fun vibe with tasty food and drinks. The current special, Spektacular was very yummy- basil pesto, speck, mozzarella, pecorino, pine nuts, balsamic drizzle and fried basil. As always, love the house every thing salad and their crust. Kids menu is spot on too- cheese or pepperoni with chocolate or regular milk, or juice. Kiddo loves this place.Adult beverages has a lot of option. They even have stout nitro and several ciders. Look forward to returning on Wednesday Bingo night!

Yummy pizza, fast service, great vibe! Came here on a rainy weekend, the music videos instantly lifted my mood - great variety of tunes and fun visuals. We sat at the high table, and as a girl with hips, the stools were comfortable, I didn't find myself readjusting much! Depending on your hunger level you could split the pizza or make it your own - 8 slices. My fiancé and I got our own pizzas and ended up taking home three slices each. The velvet green with added prosciutto was delicious! The dough was fluffy, I do wish the mushrooms were more prominent, but that's just a personal preference.Two beers, two pizzas with some extra add-ons came out to be $65. Spacious but also cozy, in the neighborhood, I can't wait to come back.

Really great spot to chill and drink a flight. Also, they have great Italian food, not just pizza, but authentic meatballs which my son loved. The beers are organized by style (for example light and refreshing, roasted malt, IPA). I liked that quite a bit and it helped me pick out the beers. The beers themselves were very well crafted. I wish this brewery was closer to my area. I would frequent it quite a bit. They have a large, comfy space inside and great wait staff.My favorite beer was the gose but sours happen to be a particular favorite of mine.

Big thanks to Anthony who took my order over the phone and was super patient with all of my questions. We ordered 2 build your own pizzas, one with pepperoni and sausage and the other with sausage and green pepper. The pizzas were super tasty -- crust was crispy and they had right amount of sauce and ingredients. The ambience was cozy and the staff friendly. I loved the to go beer that was recommended-- felt personalized and local. It added delight to the meal. The staff also set us up with Parmesan cheese and cracked red pepper to go. The meal was complete.