Chardon BrewWorks & Eatery

Service was very good. Went on a Saturday night and it was very crowded. Making a reservation is wise.

Food was nothing to write home about. Standard bar food. Onion rings were not homemade, boneless wings were sitting in grease, and the burger was the best part of my meal.

And finally the BEER! Coming from Denver(beer Capitol) I had hopes this would be good beer. I was disappointed. I had 2 IPAs and 1 PA and both were lacking flavor and were not very hoppy at all. Tasted more like traditional ales...

I hate to write bad reviews but for the price of the beers I was hoping for good. Fail.

My wife and I went there for dinner.  We had been there a few times.  We were surprised that they no longer had a full menu. They are focusing on their brews and have a small menu of appetizers and sandwiches.  I had the Pub Boy with Maple Beer B Que Pulled Pork.  It was very good and somewhat different.  My wife had the boneless wings with the same Maple Beer B Que sauce.  Those were quite good also.  The service was a little on the slow side, and we had to go up to the bar each time we wanted to order.  We had the homemade bread pudding for dessert and it was excellent.  I had the Ironworker IPA and the Dark Sky Stout.  Both were very good.  Overall, it wasn't what we originally expected, but it was pretty good.

Such a cozy little place in Chardon Square. Staff is friendly and helpful. Didn't stay for dinner (heard that it wasn't worth staying). Beer is solid. I had their IPA and black IPA and thought both were very good.