WingCraft Brewing + Tavern

This location has changed names to Wingcraft Brewing and Tavern. But make no mistake, this is still much like an Aroogas that it used to be. Only now, the focus is on in-house beer.

For their beers, I had an Vanilla Espresso Porter and a Grapefruit IPA. They weren’t offering flights on my visit, but the list was largely limited to four styles: wheat, IPAs, porters, and ciders. Could’ve used a Pilsner or something else to balance it out, but they’re still finding their footing. They also had a list of your standard Budweiser products. It’s fine, but I wouldn’t really come here just for the beer again, unless they have something special.

For food, I ordered a chicken wrap. It came with fries, but the write itself had more croutons than chicken. My partner got a soup and salad, which was fine (although it was again heavy on croutons). The food menu looked unchanged from Arooga’s fare, so wings and stromboli looks to be the highlights.

Masks were enforced and distancing looked good, although it was a slow Sunday morning for our visit. The place was clean but there wasn’t much decor to speak of, aside from TVs. To summarize, it’s a very middle of the road experience, and I would like to see more attention put into the tap list to keep it diverse.