Brought ten business associates here and was extremely disappointed with the service. We sat outside in the Brewery section, not the Lampost Pizza area, and got service initially but never again. One bartender for Monday night football is unacceptable. Took over an hour to order food and that was only after I tracked the bartender down at the bar. Will NEVER go here again. Place was very crowded but one person working in the brewery is not working for me. When I spend $150+ at a pizza/brewery joint I don't want to work to find my bartender for food or a beer. Will say that the pizza is very good. Really not sure how this place stays in business, must be the lack of competition in the area.
Found a Buffalo Wild Wings a block away on my way home, damn, really blew this one!!!
This place has great food and lots of diferent beers on tap that are always good.  It's a very comfortable bar and it's great for watching football on Sundays.  They are also dog friendly on the patio and were even so nice as  to bring us a bowl of water for our dog on a hot day.  We will definitely be back!  The pizza bread is surprisingly good!!
Review Source:HIDDEN GEM & LOCAL FAVORITE
This place is awesome! The brew their own beer, and always have the favorites on tap as well as cycling through new ones to try. Joining the Mug Club is a great deal because all your pints get upgraded to steins. Cool local crowd, really good food. I'm glad more people don't know about this place, because it would be packed 24x7
Backstreet Brewery is like the rich uncle that you never knew you had. How could I have gone this long without knowing about this place? Located right next to Lamppost Pizza, this microbrewery is a nice, quaint place to grab some beer and escape reality for an hour. The bartender was brutally honest when we asked him what was good, to which he told us that everything was crap and that the Euradort was the only bearable tasting beer at the time. Telling it like it is. They have a new selection of microbrews every week or so you have something to look forward to. I noticed a "Wall of Fame" that had giant beer glasses hanging from pegs as I walked in. I asked the bartender what that was, and he said that those were personal mugs for the locals and regulars. He said that you pretty much have to dedicate your life to drinking beer in order to get one. I accept your challenge.
Review Source:The dining area is filled with rows of long benches and long tables. Â A mixture of people of all ages and lots of little league, pop-warner type teams. Â The pizza, pasta and salad is O.K., but nothing to write home about. Â I think I can make a better marinara sauce, but no one in our party felt like cooking and that is why we met up at Backstreet Brewery/LampPostPizza. Â The beer was decent. Â I'm O.K. with this place and would meet friends again, but only if we had no where else to go.
Review Source:I am a huge fan of Backstreet. Dave, the brewer is a genious. Try the Oktoberfest or the double IPA. The American Pale is a great microbrew. Some generics on tap. Great beer, great atmosphere. My new favorite place.
You get bomb pizza and beer. What more could you ask for?
Happy Hour 3:30 Â to 5:30
***GRUNTS***
We just stopped in for a couple of beers.
This place is an annex to the pizza joint, and as such it's quite small. It was also a little dirty. The bartender gals were nice and the beer was fine, if unremarkable. The Mind's IPA was fairly bitter but really lacking in any dry hopped herbal or citrus notes. The Hep Cat Pale was good by my standards because it was quite hoppy, but my girlfriend was a little surprised by the heavy-handed hop profile. Both beers were light on body with not much attention paid to the malt.
The beer is fine, and maybe the deck is nice, but as for a "hang out" this place will not be on my list of pubs, since it's not a pub. I'll come back and try the pizza sometime though.
Try the Heritage Hefeweizen, the Hepcat pale ale, just two of the microbrews made in house at Backstreet.
The pizza is atavistic of 1970's SoCal pizza parlors, the kind of place where Softball and Little League teams meet at least once a week (and that is what Lampost Pizza/Backstreet is).
Highlights include:
Meatball and Italian sausage sandwich,
The Submarine is quite tasty, it includes Ham, Mortadella, Cappacolla, Salami, Provolone Cheese on a toasted roll.
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