Brewsters

Stopped in for a few drinks in between stop on our usual Sunday funday!!! awesome wait staff and the waitress even made something on the menu that wasn’t even available !!! awesome service !!!

Great burgers. Fantastic craft beer selection. No complaints but I do wish they would bring back the chili. It was some of the best I have ever eaten.
A good place for Horned Frogs to gather

Good service, beer selection.
Fried foods pretty good as well but not the best by any means.

A very cool place to stop by and get a beer, maybe watch a game, hang out with some friends.
They have a very good selections of beers, especially local beers.
The atmosphere is a very chill one, and I’ve enjoyed the few times I’ve been here.

After looking through the menu I was extremely excited to give Brewsters a try. I love fried mozzarella, so I when I saw the Mozzarella Burger I knew it was the one for me. However, when I got the burger it just didn’t really work. The fried mozzarella was barely breaded, so everything just kind of smushed together. The bun was soggy from the grease, and overall it didn’t live up to my expectations. The fried mozzarella appetizer should have tipped me off (greasy ball of melted mozzarella triangles). I really liked that you could add seasoning to the fries, but the fries themselves weren’t very good. The concept is there, but they really need to improve the quality of the food.

Everything here was just kind of «meh». The burger I thought was okay but after a few bites I wasn’t feeling it. The fries were very ordinary (and weren’t included with the burger) and the service was so slow. It took nearly 15 minutes to get just a single bottle of beer even though the bar wasn’t crowded at all. I went with a group to watch a game so I’d say the atmosphere was good for that but that was really the only positive part

Really awesome beer selection with a comprehensive list explaining the color/​hops/​flavor/​ABV of each beer. I recommend getting the beer flight.
Service was awesome. Our server was personable, friendly, and made great beer recommendations.
Wings were great. (Though we only received 11 and ordered 12, not a big enough deal to mention to server and we were filling up anyway) Burger and fries were just ok. Meat was a little dry and over-​cooked and didn’t have much flavor. Could have been our fault for ordering the regular Brewster burger w/​plain fries and not one of the crazy, award-​winning burgers and flavored, seasoned fries they had on the menu.
I would definitely return for the beer flights and awesome service.

Service was absolutely poor. So bad.
We then eventually ordered drinks. Took 20 minutes to get them even though the bar was hardly crowded.
The fried pickles were so unbelievably salty that it was rather repulsive.

Loaded onion rings are good. Nice beer selection. Ben our bartender/​server was helpful in picking a beer.

First time here. Selection of craft beers was interesting and high quality. Ordered a cheeseburger, medium rare with cheddar, mustard. It was probably one of the best I’ve had principally due to the perfectly seasoned meat and fresh bun. Nice place, good screenage. Was a bit surprised that there were no food or beer happy hour offerings.

We chose to go here to watch a football game, and the manager did put on the Bills game. The food was also decent, which is why I gave two stars. However the service was shockingly bad. It was without a doubt the worst service I have ever experience, and that is not an exaggeration. Use caution.

Not a bad thing to say! Service at the bar was great!
Beer was cold and food was hot!
I could eat their burgers every day! By far the best burgers and fries I’ve had in a restaurant.
Amazing!

Menu is slim to none. The food here reminds me of eating in a airport. If your in the mood for beer and REAL burgers I would go to rodeo goat. RG has by far hands down the best beer and burgers around!

I’m not a big beer drinker so I just came here to try their burgers out — and the burger was really good! I didn’t get too adventurous and just got the basic bacon cheeseburger — the patty was well-​seasoned and the bun was on the thicker, heavier side to help hold all the middle together without getting soggy. I liked how you can season your fries however you like — I chose cajun — you can never go wrong with cajun seasoning. Our server was awesome, always checked in on us and made sure our drinks were never empty. It is a sports bar so expect for it to be really loud.

Nothing to see here… Just another bar in a the middle of the hot and hip W7th Area. My blue moon wasn’t really cold. Menu was pretty basic. Server was counting the minutes until close.

Great take on a sports bar… not your average dark and dirty, chlorine scented tavern.
Off the beaten path of 7^th street (approximately in the location of the In-​n-​Out) there are many good places popping up. Brewsters is one of them.
The photos submitted don’t do this place justice in my opinion. There are far more TVs than you would think based on the uploaded pictures. You could literally sit anywhere and see a game on.
There is a good selection of beer. If you look at the bar photo, those lighted circles are the different beer logos for the beers they sell.
The food was pretty good as well. I got 6 wings in buffalo which was not just Frank’s or Crystal… something they definitely made in the kitchen. My friends ordered burgers, who said were awesome.
Get here early as the place can fill up. We saw a line forming before the second big game of the night was about to play.
There is parking in the garage directly across the little road… bring your ticket so Brewsters validates it and you can save the parking fee.
Oh, and the girls here are cute as well!

Nice staff, fun atmosphere, basic fried bar food and burgers. They are making a big deal of the many beers on tap. Unfortunately very few appeal to a Pacific NW (Portland) guy as they’re mostly the watery Texas brews. I suppose they’re trying to support the regional brewers and more power to them but they should carry a few for the beer snobs. Can’t think of any reason not to come here though.
This is an update (8 hrs later). Liked my rare burger, the rest of my body did not. Check that your food is cooked well. Was 3 stars now 2

Attention all restaurants with a large beer selection: please train your servers about the different types of beers. Especially if you don’t list the type of beer on the beer list. It takes one piece of paper to teach a server the difference between ales, lagers, porters, etc. If they are under age and can’t taste the beer — at least explain it to them.
Why the rant? Because this has happened too often lately — and it happened at Brewsters today. I was curious about a beer on the menu and it only lists the name of the beer and the brewery — it doesn’t tell me the type (just that it’s «featured» — no further description). So I ask the server what type it was. She says — and I quote — «Uhhh, it’s not dark but not light either.»
I would call myself a beer snob, but I acknowledge it and try to take it easy on people that aren’t. But (A) this place is built around beer — it’s in the name! And (B) it’s really on the establishment, not the server, to take care of that detail.
It didn’t help she was by herself during lunch (although there were 3 – 4 other guys just chilling in and around the bar — they didn’t seem to be helping her).
That said, the burger I had was great — and the atmosphere is great. It would’ve been 4 stars if it wasn’t for the service. Management: train your staff! It means the difference between me bringing my beer friends back on a regular basis or going down the street.

Good food, fun atmosphere and friendly staff. I will definitely come back.
The Cajun seasoned fries are yummy! Especially with the broad choices of beer. My chicken sandwich was seasoned with the Cajun spice and it was very good. B ordered a blue cheese burger and he was happy. Everything is a la carte, just FYI but the prices are very reasonable.

I’m not a big beer drinker but even I could find something to drink from their extensive list of beers on tap. Our waitress was super nice and offered us tastings and great suggestions too. I personally recommend the Angry Orchard Crisp Apple. Basically it’s like drinking apple cider.
I was also surprised by how healthy and not greasy their burgers and fries were. I know I love to indulge too, but it is hard to find a burger place that doesn’t use a lot of oil for their burger patties and fries. I really loved my veggie burger made from red quinoa. It wasn’t salty or oily and had the right amount of sauce which was the chipotle aioli and loved the combo of the fried egg and caramelized onions with it. It was perfect! My husband had the Torch and thought his meat patty was a bit dry. I had a bite of his and liked the charcoal taste to the patty.
I think this burger/​beer place really stands out from the other burger joints in town. It offers not only a hip/​modern atmosphere, extensive number of beers on tap but also non-​greasy burgers and fries. I’m definitely a fan and will be back!
Tip: We only got an order of fries which was more than enough for the two of us to share.