Brewer's Art

The beer here is amazing. The food was really good. We had the chicken schnitzel which had a very good taste. It said mushroom sauce but just looked like sautéd mushrooms. The cheeseburger tasted fresh off a charcoal grill. Service was good but there was one waiter working the entire floor. He did great. Nothing fancy about plated dishes here.

Excellent food and great portion size. I ordered the chicken schnitzel and was impressed with the amount of chicken and the texture on the breading. The mushroom sauce was also quite tasty. The anniversary beer (XXVII) was well done, nice and malty. They had about 6 beers on tap, all made in house. So, not an extensive selection, but solid. The building itself is a magnificent old structure with hardwood floors and high vaulted ceilings with nice detailing, but is a bit well worn. The main thing was, the vibe of the place was just kind of dead. It was a Saturday night and it wasn't packed yet had to make reservations. The basement bar wasn't very packed either. People watching wasn't the greatest, everyone was very subdued and not in a quiet romantic date kind of way. Great food, good beer, nice staff.

This brewery/bar/restaurant is awesome. They brew their own beer, which I've heard is really good. As a (symptomatic) celiac myself, I highly recommend it for people with celiac disease or gluten sensitivity; they offer cider, mead, and gluten free beer. Amazing! Plus, on the cocktail menu, they mark the drinks that contain gluten (so thoughtful!). They have a separate fryer, and they're knowledgeable about cross contamination. I've had the rosemary and garlic fries, which are delicious, and had no symptoms after. Cool vibes both upstairs and downstairs.

I've come here bunch of times over the years and it never disappoints. The food is consistently excellent, the beer is great and I so are the cocktails. It's a really great space. Most recently my new wife and I used this as the spot for our celebration/family dinner and they did outstanding with a large group as well. I can't say enough good things about Brewer's Art - keep it up!!

Brewer's Art is a fantastic stop for beer with solid offerings for dinner both upstairs and downstairs. 👍 The kitchen maintains some American classics on their menu at all times, but always has a few offerings that are pretty interesting or creative. My favorite thing I've eaten here was a pork belly + honeycomb dish down in the lower bar. The fries are super popular, but they're hit or miss for me - sometimes they are everything...or they are a over fried + under seasoned. Probs better during rush hours if you want them fresh. The formal area was our first foray into nice dining when we first moved to Baltimore years ago, so this restaurant holds a special place in my heart. ♥️ Brewer's Art is a staple of Baltimore. If you haven't been, I hope this review entices you to add it to your list soon.

Amazing service and food. The staff is very polite and friendly. Also the food came very quickly. It had some of the best fries I have had. Also, the pumpkin lentil soup and chicken pot pie are great. A little on the pricier side, though. The staff, including the servers, are properly masked if that is something that matters for you.

Very cool place, we stopped to eat here because it was within walking distance of a show we were going to watch. I got a burger and fries, and the drink was good too! They had a lot of beer options, I think, but the cocktails were different and I enjoyed everything about the place, especially the greeter. He was super cool and friendly. Great vibe, I def would come back here.