DryHop Brewers

We came here on 29.11.2021. Located a few train stations outside of the city in Belmont. Small place with a long wooden bar and the brewhouse on the opposite side of the bar. Nice lay out. Like sitting on the bar and being able to see the brewhouse. +10 beers on tap coming directly from the bright beer tanks (no kegging). The ones we had were all ok but a bit overpriced (9$): a Wheat IPA, a hazy Pale Ale and a blue sweet Milkstout IPA.

Visited on a Monday of June 2018 around noon. Didn't know about this place, I found it by luck as it was near my hotel. Not too busy when I visited it. Nice ambiance. You can see the brewing equipment by sitting at the bar. They hd 6 of their beers on tap during my visit and I had them as flights. They are doing some good work with hoppy beers. Service was good. Food was good too. I would go again for sure.

A good spot a mile from Wrigley Field with tasty food and beer. Service and atmosphere are good too. A great spot to pregame, and definitely worth a stop if you're in the area.

Decent enough place, most often pretty packed. The food is good, not great, and the beer selection is somewhat average. Friendly staff makes up for a lot, but not the deafening volume here. Their other venue (Corridor) is far better.

Nice place in a busy north side neighborhood. I was underwhelmed with the beer. All of the beers I tried were clean and had a decent flavor, but all tended to be very light and lacking body..

Quite a nice smartish brewpub/restaurant place. Beers definitely trying to be at the modern hipster edge of brewing, on my visit it was good luck if you didn’t want some variation on a hazy hoppy juicy pale but they were all pretty good. Staff quite chilled, trying a tad hard to be cool maybe. Food was decent if not special. A good spot.

This does feel like a nieghborhood restaurant more than a brewpub. Which is absolutely a compliment. From the (great) service, to the art, to the location, etc. They have a pretty strong selection (about 6-10?) of mostly strong stuff. The food is abover average for a brewpub, but nothing amazing as far as ’fine dining’.

This is a medium sized brewpub. They’ve done a great job really making it feel like a small, local establishment. The wooden bar is cozy with a direct view of the brewhouse. Their serving tanks are directly behind the bar too. The wheat IPA was quite good. I did not eat on this visit, but the menu looks desirable. Beers and growler fills were reasonably priced. DryHop exceeded my expectations.

I think there was 8 beers on tap. Most were solid but only one or two was above that. None were bad so that is nice. Offered flights. Food wasn’t my thing but the poutine was quite good. Pricing and everything was nice. Service wasn’t great but they were relatively busy so that is likely why. Very loud inside so that was tough since we were meeting friends.