Wolf's Ridge Brewing - Taproom

People here are friendly. Nice food and beer. Better to pay cash.

Wow these guys really have a passion for beer and food! We had a great couple of beers and really goid food!

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

We held a celebration of multiple milestones in the taproom. Close to 100 guests attended. We had to offer food options that met several dietary restrictions while still retaining Wolf's Ridge unique flavor qualities. Event planner, Debi Herrmann, was gracious, thoughtful, and understanding of all our needs. The event itself was staffed with understated perfection. We were very happy.

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

Very good

The humans here are amazing, Peyton, Madison and David are super awesome and friendly, the food was amazing the snapper was delicious and Brussels were tasty, great portion sizes too. Last but not least the barrel aged beers were top notch!!

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

Great beers, nice selection of styles. My favorite is the Giant Orange DIPA.

Atmosphere: 5

Service: 5

The atmosphere and food was decent. Less choices for vegetarians.

Atmosphere: 3

Food: 3

Service: 4

Cy and Eva were great they were friendly and informative. The beer is good and the fries and tots are amazing

Excellent brunch experience with friends. We had doughnuts, hash and French toast and all were thoughtfully prepared and delicious. Also had beer and that was great too. We'll be back!

The service was spectacular and the ambiance was also great. The food was pretty good but given the prices, I would have expected a bit better. My pork flat iron was a tad dry, but the accompanying risotto was pretty good. My partner enjoyed his dish, and our appetizer was decent. We will probably be back at some point but cannot say we will be rushing.

Seated at table by window which was noisy and excessively cold. Asked six times to raise the temperature or move us, before finally getting the manager's attention and getting a new table. Various items were sold out including the pot pie and one of the beers on a very limited menu. Food was below par for the price. Nothing was offered to us to make up for the experience. It will be a long time before we return.

Was here for my birthday; After reading some very negative reviews on portion sizing for dinner I decided to get 2, which was WAY too much. I would say one dish is plenty for one person, my mistake but I guess there is some discrepancy in portion sizing? Drinks were good. Overall a bit overpriced, but good.

Tried Wolf's Ridge during restaurant week. Menu offerings are always different, but it's generally worth what you pay. The food was good. I chose the salad with a tomahawk pork chop and an apple cake in a cup. My wife chose the parsnip soup, salmon, and same dessert. I enjoyed my pork chop and salad. The apple cake was good, but it had a zing to it. The only pitfall was that the root vegetables that came with my chop were a little overdone. My wife's salmon and soup were good. She didn't realize that it came with pureed parsnips. Food temps were good. Portion size was good but both of us left still hungry.

We just wanted to try beers. Upscale place with taproom in the rear. Almost has more of a fancy restaurant vibe though than a craft brewery.

The restaurant was empty except for one couple. Service was friendly. Really would love for servers to know how to speak to diners. Please ask “are you finished?” And then remove the plate or utensil. Hazy IPA wasn't hazy even a little bit - the server/maitre'd admitted. The food was just okay: chicken (breast) was dry. Pork pot pie was really a pork stew over a puff pastry “biscuit” (didn't actually identify any pork); Not a hearty portion for $22. I remember when this restaurant was hard to get in to.