Belly Love Brewing Company

Located in a small shopping center in the middle of Purcellville. Large, open interior, Lots of wood and steel. Bar, high tables and booths for seating, plus a small patio out front. Service was great. Really relaxed and inviting

Small tasting room with limited food options at the end of a modern strip mall. The beers were all pretty decent; about a dozen or so on tap. Food consisted mainly of naan bread pizzas. Modern décor, but comfortable enough. Worth a stop if your in the area (and one of the only breweries I found open in this area on a Tuesday night).

Set in what seems like a very recent suburban, commercial development zone, this place clearly demanded a great deal of investment. It's a tad "glitzy" yet tries to evoke a humble character. I perceived a minimalist vibe. There's a very, very limited menu of mediocre food. The beers were OK, but nothing really stood out, either. I was mostly put off a bit by the atmosphere ... just a bit presumptive, IMHO. Brewery #811.

Sat outside on the patio that could use some work. Inside was awkwardly laid out. Food was pretty good, staff was a little vacant.

A small joint at the end of a strip mall. Decor is well done and invites people in and wants them to hang out and enjoy some beer. The brewing operation is at the back of the brewpub so you can see what is going on. They are closed Tuesday’s so my guess is most of the brewing gets done at that time. Didn’t have any of the food but it looked good and interesting, the pictures on the website look amazon. Nothing spectacular but certainly some good hearty food to go with your beer. They don’t have a huge selection of tabs but it would appear they rotate them often with special and limited back releases in addition to their standard far.

Stop 1 during our W&OD bike and brew day. Nice inside with some good, but smaller portion food. Pork belly tacos and Korean wings where great. Their year round IPA was kicked. 3 Seasonals on tap. Beers OK.

Nice little brewery in a strip mall, feel like a bar or bistro but w/o the food. I tried three of there brews and all were solid offerings. This tiny town of Purcellville has at least 4 quality nano breweries (Belly Love included).

Smallish place within a plaza. Nothing particularly remarkable about the interior, service was average at best. Beer selection was good with a couple standouts. Unlikely to return.

Small brewpub located in a shopping plaza, plenty of free parking. Half lounge half brewpub sort of atmosphere. Okay service. 7 house beers on draft with some interesting names. Beers were average to good. Food menu looked interesting but didn’t try anything. Probably wouldn’t go out of my way if this were my only stop but worth a visit as part of a Loudoun County or Purcellville brewery tour.

Returned in September 2015 showing a California friend around Loudoun County breweries. Not much else to add to my previous review but tried some food this time, just the tot nachos which were tasty but the tots were definitely not house made. Food is made to order with the menu created by a caterer, took a little time to get to the table so not sure if the kitchen is on-site or in a neighboring business.

Not a bad place, seems like it’s getting better from previous reviews. The ambiance was really cool with the Buddhas and cool Thai-market looking stuff. There were 7 beers on tap on my visit, so looks like their repertoire is growing. The beers were ok, with a couple good ones (the stout and DIPA). Didn’t eat here but the menu looked good. Nice outdoor patio with a few seats in an odd looking store walkway. Neat little town too. Worth a visit.