Tamara Green

We stopped in on a Sunday around noon and it was packed! It looks like a very popular place for brunch.
As for the beer, unless you like IPAs or sours, you aren't really going to have much of a selection. Even the lager was on the hoppy side.
We would return to try the food but will pass on the beer.

Great food! They are known for their burgers and they are big and delicious! We also tried the fried bologna sandwich with a side of wild fries, and it was also amazing.
This is a very small place with limited seating, so expect a wait at peak dining times. We waited 40 minutes for 2 bar seats on a Friday evening. It's worth the wait!
Parking is on the street, and we had no problem finding a spot fairly close.

The DeNiro pizza was amazing! I was really surprised by how much we enjoyed this pizza. We also had a pretzel and 2 tacos, and they were all really good, too.
The downfall was the beer selection. It was mostly all IPAs and sours. The 2 beers we wanted to try (cream ale and amber ale) were not available.
We also wanted to try their chicken wings but were told they were out of wings, also.

Perfect breakfast spot. They are known for offering over 100 types of omelets, but they also have many other options. I had the French toast, and my husband had a peanut butter, jelly, and banana omelet(strange, but surprisingly good). We both really enjoyed our meals. We sat on the back patio, which I highly recommend. It was shaded and cool with a rock fountain and a nice vibe.
Parking can be a bit tricky since it is so busy. They do have some additional parking in the lot next door.

Quirky brewery with a unique vibe. The beer selection was stout heavy while I personally prefer lagers. The Ike Ike Baby was worth a try, though! They do offer food and have plenty of seating inside and on the patio. Parking is on the street and, depending on the time, can be a little challenging.