Wicked Wort has changed! They know have food and some alternatives to beer. It still has a good atmosphere, but I was happy to see the changes. Great job Wicked Wort!
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Two in our party happened to spill our beers because of the wobbly tables. They filled one beer but wouldn’t fill the other. On top of it, they were rude. Fix your tables or refill the spilled beer they cause. We won’t be returning to this place.Editing to add that they came and placed a “do not use” sign on the table, but did not apologize or try to make the situation right. The pizza was also pretty awful - tasted like frozen pizza for a restaurant price.If you’re looking for a brewery to go to, skip this one. Their food and customer service left us unimpressed. There are plenty of breweries around with good food and service - and better beer on top of it!
Merrick Savage
Poor service would not reccommend! beer was not amazing either
Scott Braam
I've never had a bad beer here! Their food is great. My favorite is the double Hacs burger with Crinkle fries.
Julie Latzig
Beer was fine but servers are unfriendly with zero customer service. Don’t go there if you plan to use a Hop Passport, they won’t honor it. They also rudely charge you for a bag of popcorn after they hand it to you. ?
Michael Kennedy
Steak breakfast burrito was great! Didn't take very long. Nice place.
Casey Peak
Excellent beer and ambiance. The Showgirl Raspberry Wheat is my wife's favorite.
Jesse Donat
Been here a bunch of times. The beer is generally nothing to write home about and the atmosphere is pretty uninviting, feels like an oil change place inside complete with the pit in the middle.We used to end up here after visiting the now closed Pig Ate My Pizza that was next door. The location was convenient for a easy date.Now that we have a kid, I guess we won't be back given they don't allow children? The place certainly isn't good enough to justify paying a babysitter. Being exclusionary seems like a bad way to run a business, especially in this economy.
Jeremy NeVilles-Sorell
Expected good drinks and food but sadly it was disappointing. First, the lack of signage once walking in to led you to figure out where to order drinks and food versus where to pick up food isn't clear and on opposite ends of the building. Trying to find a menu I went by the food side and a staff noticed my searching and helped out. However, there was only one menu at the bar and QR codes were only on 1/3 of the tables. So back to the other side to order food. Ordered ciders, raspberry hibiscus and wild apple, each were very dry and bitter. My brother wanted potato kegs, happy hour special not on the menu but those were out. I ordered fish and chips. I don't know what type of fish they served but each piece was about the size of three McDonald's chicken nuggets put together. First bite was ok, the next I got some thick rubbery hunk of something I couldn't even bite through - I couldn't even break it with my hands - some cartilage or something. Oh, and they didn't have tartar sauce. On top of that, you then have to bus your own dishes. This place was lame, you have to do nearly every job yourself here and they have the nerve to ask for the tip right when you first order. Certainly any place where I have to do half the work isn't worth 20%, this place I wouldn't recommend any more than 5% because the only work they do is a bartender taking you order and a cook mystery food. Skip this place and go to the bird cage next door - I've never been disappointed there and regret trying this place. Oh, I must not forget, this is a dog place as well, so factor that into you visit and in my option pets shouldn't be where you dine on food.
This place is huge and seems like a good place for a party. I'm not a beer drinker so I took a flight of beer to try, and found that I loved Porter. However, we came too early before any food was served and we only had some sort of gardettos to munch on. I'm used to Asian style beer gardens where there's always something more substantial to munch on in order to not get too drunk too early. ? I see in other people's photos they had burgers or fries with their drinks though, so maybe in a more prime time, it will be a better experience for me.
Ethan H.
Cool brewery and speakeasy! I had four different beers and they were all on par for what the Twin Cities has to offer. A great large space that feels open despite having a ton of tables, high tops, and booths. Definitely recommend!
Weston Shaw
Never a bad choice
Josiah Mederich
Beer was mid. $14 frozen pizzas.
Tierney Winter
Wicked Wort was a cute place. The bartenders were very pleasant and the space was very big! Lots of seating options. I dabbled in the IPAs and wasn’t overly impressed but they could’ve been a lot worse. The AI-IPA wasn’t as hoppy as I was expecting.
Wicked Wort has changed! They know have food and some alternatives to beer. It still has a good atmosphere, but I was happy to see the changes. Great job Wicked Wort!
Two in our party happened to spill our beers because of the wobbly tables. They filled one beer but wouldn’t fill the other. On top of it, they were rude. Fix your tables or refill the spilled beer they cause. We won’t be returning to this place.Editing to add that they came and placed a “do not use” sign on the table, but did not apologize or try to make the situation right. The pizza was also pretty awful - tasted like frozen pizza for a restaurant price.If you’re looking for a brewery to go to, skip this one. Their food and customer service left us unimpressed. There are plenty of breweries around with good food and service - and better beer on top of it!
Poor service would not reccommend! beer was not amazing either
I've never had a bad beer here! Their food is great. My favorite is the double Hacs burger with Crinkle fries.
Beer was fine but servers are unfriendly with zero customer service. Don’t go there if you plan to use a Hop Passport, they won’t honor it. They also rudely charge you for a bag of popcorn after they hand it to you. ?
Steak breakfast burrito was great! Didn't take very long. Nice place.
Excellent beer and ambiance. The Showgirl Raspberry Wheat is my wife's favorite.
Been here a bunch of times. The beer is generally nothing to write home about and the atmosphere is pretty uninviting, feels like an oil change place inside complete with the pit in the middle.We used to end up here after visiting the now closed Pig Ate My Pizza that was next door. The location was convenient for a easy date.Now that we have a kid, I guess we won't be back given they don't allow children? The place certainly isn't good enough to justify paying a babysitter. Being exclusionary seems like a bad way to run a business, especially in this economy.
Expected good drinks and food but sadly it was disappointing. First, the lack of signage once walking in to led you to figure out where to order drinks and food versus where to pick up food isn't clear and on opposite ends of the building. Trying to find a menu I went by the food side and a staff noticed my searching and helped out. However, there was only one menu at the bar and QR codes were only on 1/3 of the tables. So back to the other side to order food. Ordered ciders, raspberry hibiscus and wild apple, each were very dry and bitter. My brother wanted potato kegs, happy hour special not on the menu but those were out. I ordered fish and chips. I don't know what type of fish they served but each piece was about the size of three McDonald's chicken nuggets put together. First bite was ok, the next I got some thick rubbery hunk of something I couldn't even bite through - I couldn't even break it with my hands - some cartilage or something. Oh, and they didn't have tartar sauce. On top of that, you then have to bus your own dishes. This place was lame, you have to do nearly every job yourself here and they have the nerve to ask for the tip right when you first order. Certainly any place where I have to do half the work isn't worth 20%, this place I wouldn't recommend any more than 5% because the only work they do is a bartender taking you order and a cook mystery food. Skip this place and go to the bird cage next door - I've never been disappointed there and regret trying this place. Oh, I must not forget, this is a dog place as well, so factor that into you visit and in my option pets shouldn't be where you dine on food.
Good beer, Good atmosphere.
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This place is huge and seems like a good place for a party. I'm not a beer drinker so I took a flight of beer to try, and found that I loved Porter. However, we came too early before any food was served and we only had some sort of gardettos to munch on. I'm used to Asian style beer gardens where there's always something more substantial to munch on in order to not get too drunk too early. ? I see in other people's photos they had burgers or fries with their drinks though, so maybe in a more prime time, it will be a better experience for me.
Cool brewery and speakeasy! I had four different beers and they were all on par for what the Twin Cities has to offer. A great large space that feels open despite having a ton of tables, high tops, and booths. Definitely recommend!
Never a bad choice
Beer was mid. $14 frozen pizzas.
Wicked Wort was a cute place. The bartenders were very pleasant and the space was very big! Lots of seating options. I dabbled in the IPAs and wasn’t overly impressed but they could’ve been a lot worse. The AI-IPA wasn’t as hoppy as I was expecting.