St. Joseph Brewery

First time visitor. Beautiful building, excellent selection of craft brews, wonderful wait staff. The food was mediocre. Worth a try.

I would probably give more around 4.5 stars but that's not an option. I leave 5 stars for stuff that really leaves a huge impression. Absolutely nothing wrong with my visit. Food was great and beer was great (always love trying new beers). The German potato salad was awesome, as well as the sauerkraut (and I'm not a big sauerkraut fan).

Great beer, great food, great service. Visited recently for a work meeting/dinner. Service was great as was the food and beer selection. Architecture and history of the building was great. Only qualm was the fact that it can be a bit loud with the high ceilings. They have tried to manage the acoustics but it can still be a bit noisy. If your hoping to have a nice quiet dinner maybe go elsewhere. But if you are looking for a great place to go with friends or family and don't mind it being a little loud then definitely check this place out.

The restaurant looks amazing when you walk in and we loved the ambience. We got seats pretty quickly. The wait staff is excellent and our order was taken quickly and the food came out soon enough. My veggie sandwich was disappointing. It was completely soggy at the bottom and didn't have much flavor in it. The only saving grace was the fries and the lemon basil aioli. Other than this, there aren't too many vegetarian choices that caught my eye.

The food is much better than you'd think it would be. Every time we have gone, I, and the people I am with, have fantastic dining experiences. You get a lot of food, so it's definitely worth the price. The ambiance is neat, you don't often get to dine in a church turned brewery. The high ceilings and music can make for a louder than preferred meal. Overall, this place is great. Love their beer and the food!