Vision Quest Brewing Company

Hole in the wall in an industrial area, next door to another brewery. Tiny little taproom, but good service. About 10 beers running including some unusual styles (Lichtenhainer and Scottish Ale, for example). Beer quality was average to above average. Decent prices.

Small taproom connected to a homebrew store. Pleasant ambiance, good tunes and friendly pups running around. Good service with a selection of 9-10 beers, including 4 IPAs, 2-3 sours, 2 dark beers and an amber lager. All the beers I tried were solid, with a few standouts. Pretty cool little spot, with Kettle and Spoke just around the corner.

Nice taproom with around 12 beers on always different. Service is great. Prices are good, well worth looking for.

Small tap room attached to a homebrew shop, they were still building the room when I stopped in... concrete floor, plywood everywhere, nowhere to sit, so it was like drinking in someone’s garage. which is kind of cool. Cooler than that, the beer was surprisingly good for right out of the gate - the Saison was effervescent and hoppy and phenolic, and the Helles was malty and clean. It’s a nano-sized system and from what I heard they are going to run through a ton of different recipes. 2017 update: I’ve not had a good beer from this place in a long time, a few batches have been so bad that I gave up on the place and stopped visiting. Sunflowers do not belong in Helles, that kind of stuff makes you look like an amateur.