Ale Works

Beautiful interior. You can tell it was well thought out. The staff was friendly and professional. Comfortable. The food was very good. Had the pot pie and meatloaf sandwich. The owner, Robyn stopped by the table to make sure we were having a great time. Will definitely be back next time we are in Bismarck!

Excellent vibe and awesome place for drinks. Above average place for food. Great variety and quality of drinks at reasonable prices. The food is a little pricey. The jaeger schnitzel is highly recommended and delicious. Some of the other food options didn't look or sound as good. The chicken pot pie has a great presentation. Not a fan of pretzels coming as a side on one of the dishes someone got. Wish they had larger water glasses instead of the shot-sized ones.

Very very good. We came here for Sunday brunch (our second time). First time was excellent, and the second time didn’t fail to impress for the most part. I had chicken (which was home battered and fried, not frozen) and bacon waffles with a brunch syrup. The waffle was dry towards the end due to its density. My picky eater devoured her pecan waffles and said, “I want more.” My wife and other daughter each had an egg tart (think scramble in a puff pastry shell). The highlight was the house-made sausage featured in the dish. Three of the meals came with a side of “fresh fruit”. contrary to common thought, frozen or canned fruit with a sour, spicy taste is not fresh. They would have preferred an orange wedge or 1/2 a banana. Orange juice was fresh and little pulp. The service was slow and spotty. We often waited long periods before our waiter Tyson to check on us, see if we needed anything, or even to take care of our bill. The place was not even close to being packed so I don’t know what the hold ups were. Overall a nice Sunday brunch place for Bismarck, just disappointed in the wait service.