Falling Down Beer Company

The building is a converted fast food restaurant. The servers were friendly. The beers were below average, most of them too bitter. The food was well below average. The night I went, they had one option: fried chicken wings and fries that came out way too quickly and that got cold and soggy not long afterward. There are some games, such as a giant connect four, a jenga set, and a Sonic the Hedgehog arcade game for added fun.

Converted restaurant. seems to be straining a bit for the "pub vibe". Beers are OK, but nothing above the ordinary.

Great service and beer. Smallish place in an old restaurant building, great pricing and happy hour. We had limited food while there, but enjoyed the items. A real ground up beer place... For people who enjoy beer w/o a fancy or trendy plave

A small shack, down-low ambiance. Kind of looks like a pawn shop from the outside, but the inside is nicer. Decent selection of hand crafted brews, albeit a little small. Didn’t have the food. Good service, pretty nice beers all around. Nothing amazing but nothing terrible, either. A cool place to visit if you’re in the area.

Moderate sized place north of detroit.hoppy beers are the ones to seek out however system is buggy and they are served admittedly way way too cold.

Incredibly impressed so far. Ambiance? Um... almost passed the place, because it seems like it was built in an old Coney. A few TVs, some high tops. Lots of families (kid’s menu). Service? Great. Even the chef came out to ask us what we thought! Selection? 8 beers plus one blended beer on tap. Food had two good specials and a nicely done menu. Speak of food...? Impressed as hell, frankly. Really well done food. House-smoked pork, twists on classic bar food (GOOD craft pickles to be fried, pork belly poutine, tacos from Mexican Town?!). No dessert (which would be nice!), but holy crap--the food was fabulous. Value? Not bad at all, considering food quality. The flights are a good deal, and a half-pint averages $3, with the most expensive full pint being $6. Overall? Will go back for sure. Interested to see what this place has to offer!

Day 1, was told they would have 6 beers, they drank up the pa-Ninja Chicken throughout the previous two weeks prior to opening day and must not had enough time to get a batch done before hand... Had to wait a while to get a sampler, 6 oz. Pours. The tasting as follows; Amber Ale- excellent malt, caramel and toast, slight yeasty notes. Cherry Blonde-bready, banana esters, slight clove, semi-dry, cherry finish reminds me of Sam Adams cherry wheat in level, thus not overpowering. Velma IPA- this beer has great color, but is closer to a pale ale than an IPA. Grassy and floral, this batch under carbonated, but it is day 1. Test Batch Stout-The batch they tested their big system on. Light in comparison to the style in color and mouthfeel. Great tasting though. Angry Beaver Double Brown-Angry? Yes. Tasty? Oh Yeah. Not your momma’s brown ale. Very warming via the 8.7% ABV. sweet finish with a malty roast linger on the pallet. B33RG33K