Reuben's Eats
$ • American, Brewery, Pet FriendlyAbout Reuben's Eats
Customers' Favorites
Grilled Cheese Sandwich
Fried Chicken Sandwich
Kids Fish and Chips
French Fries
Reuben's Eats Reviews
Nice, casual brewery has great food to accompany your beer. I really enjoyed the fish and chips - two pieces of cod with nicely done fries - $20. The fish is beer battered. You pick up your food from a truck parked out front; they give you a buzzer so you know when your food is ready. I don't normally drink near beer, but I didn't want to drink at lunch - and Reuben's NA beer pleasantly surprised me. It was really good!
Staff does a nice job and the space is clean and comfortable....read full review
Staff does a nice job and the space is clean and comfortable....read full review
Had a ruban but it was ok the frys are fantastic
Great beers, good food. Lots of outdoor space, and 2 rooms of indoor seating.
Hours
| Monday | 11AM - 10PM |
| Tuesday | 11AM - 10PM |
| Wednesday | 11AM - 10PM |
| Thursday | 11AM - 10PM |
| Friday | 11AM - 10PM |
| Saturday | 11AM - 10PM |
| Sunday | 11AM - 10PM |
Reuben's Eats offers a welcoming atmosphere with friendly staff and a wide selection of beers. The restaurant features a large, open space with both indoor and outdoor seating areas, including covered spaces, making it a great spot to enjoy some Henry art. It occasionally hosts live music events and trivia nights that add to the fun. The menu, while small, includes delicious options like a vegan Reuben and grilled cheese, along with standout fish and chips and a mouth-watering chicken Caesar salad with crispy chicken and perfect dressing. Guests can order at the counter with their beer and then pick up their food from a little trailer outside. The Reuben sandwich is highly praised, with one reviewer calling it the best they've ever had, noting the top-quality ingredients and perfect balance. Fries served as a side have a good texture, and the beer selection is excellent, complementing the food well. Although there are some issues with temperature control and a disappointing tomato bisque that is overly sweet and not truly a bisque, the lively environment and good food make Reuben's Eats a must-visit in the brewery district. The overall vibe is friendly, fun, and worth a visit.