Brix City Brewing

I really liked the place has a great selection of beers and it is possible to taste them all in addition to attractive prices really good atmosphere summary a very nice place

Nice taproom. You can get a flight of 4 to try out. Staff very friendly & knowledgeable about the beer. The Porter Authority is the best. We didn’t bring food but it looks like you can. Nice place to chill for a bit with some good company & have some nice NJ brews.

Not just the best beer in NJ, their beer stands up against anyone. Almost every beer is a great representation of style. Nice place to hang out. There isn’t food but you can order it in and sometimes they have food trucks. Highly recommended for beer snobs.

Such an awesome little brewery/​taproom!
Eight beers on tap and flights of four to choose from. It’s off the beaten path, but it should definitely be on everyone’s list of places to try. The owners are probably the friendliest people you’ll ever meet and they really make everyone feel welcome there.
Great tasting beer and great prices. A lot of the beers are also named after the things in the area; like their Porter Authority and Brews Willis.

A+
Brix is all you could ever want in a local brewery. Passionate beer makers and passionate beer lovers.
Great beer, friendly staff, casual atmosphere.
Bring some food, a board game, and come hang with some friends.
Doesn’t get much better than that.

Great place! Very pleasant atmosphere and very friendly staff. The beers are simply delicious, they have about 8 different kinds of beer which makes it easier to choose one. I’ve been to places where I felt so overwhelmed with so many beers to choose from. No matter what you pick, they all taste great, even the dark one which I usually don’t drink is very tasty. It’s the perfect place to relax after work, a Saturday afternoon with friends, or a cold winter Sunday evening :)In addition the prices are very reasonable and you can bring your own food!

Warning: This is definitely a biased review. [But also not.]
First craft brewery in Bergen County. Makes my heart so happy having lived here my whole life.
I’ll keep it simple. Because that’s what it is and what I love about it.
Beer names with NJ-​related and misc puns. Extremely fair pricing. Delicious and fresh beer. You can bring your own food in, and sometimes there’s a smoked meat cart vendor outside with some of the most amazing kielbasa.
Only downsides are that it could use more tables|seating, and it just closes too dam early and isn’t open more days of the week. Like all of them. Which I can understand for being a small production site, but pleeease that would be awesome. kthx
Customer service sometimes lets you stay past hours until 11pm. If you’re lucky & not obnoxious.

Great neighborhood brewery. I’ve been seeing Brix at my local Trader Joes and knew I needed to stop by. A flight of 8 beers came to $ 16; a great way to try everything on the menu. My fav was the Porter Authority. Great spot for an afternoon brew.

Brix City Brewing opened up behind the Starbucks I went to almost daily in high school. A couple of friends and I stopped by after lunch on a Saturday. Like most of the area, the building seems to be an old factory/​plant. We walked into a small foyer where there were doors to the tasting area and bathrooms.
As far as I’m aware, they don’t offer any tours or food, but you are free to bring your own food. They sell beer of course, by the glass, in flights of 4 or 8, and in growlers. I didn’t like most of the beers here. One of their beers, I think the Belgian IPA smelled and tasted like lotion. I only really liked their R.I.P. imperial stout out of my flight of 8 for $ 16. But it is pretty cool to have a neat local brewery nearby.

Only 8 beers to choose from, but they’re all very good. The names are great. Brews Willis and Derek Wheater? They also plan to release Jaromir Lager!
I do wish they had one or two more or at least change 1 of the 3 IPAs/​dIPAs for something different.
The service is good, and the price is right.
Not much else to do here, so be sure to bring along some friends.
The food truck outside helps a lot, too.

All the ambience of an aircraft carrier but I’d go back for the Cheap Labor IPA any day. The Brix («bricks») City tasting room is all concrete floor, steel columns, picnic tables and really loud music. A flight of 8 tiny snifters for $ 16 is very fair and hey they only have 8 taps so you’ve tried them all!
Really loved their stout, rich and chocoate-​y, so yummy. We were too late for their Oktoberfest beer (sold out in 2 weeks) but in December 2015 they’ll be tapping their bourbon-​barrel-​aged stout, that will be an event definitely worth the trip to Little Ferry.
Bring in a pie or three from Palermo’s Bakery (right in front) and make an evening of it. But seriously, the industrial fan noise, happy drinkers and the awesome-​for-​a-​warehouse sound system make conversation a stretch.

This brewery is a great addition to this area! This is your basic, simple brewery with a large open space and picnic tables for seating. Prices are very reasonable and the majority of the beers are tasty + high in alcohol!
I’d recommend doing the 4 flights for $ 8. When I went in with my friend, the two of us were able to try the 7 beers they had that day, with one repeat for $ 16. The flights themselves are bigger than average, making this a great deal. My favorite was the Belgian Dubbel!

Finally, a brewery in Bergen County! Hopefully this places gets the ball rolling for our area. They started out with a lot of different IPAs but now they have a wheat, dubbel, pilsner and many more to come. They keep it interesting and I keep coming back for more.
Love the laid back atmosphere. I enjoy the large space they have to stay awhile and feel comfortable. If they add some games and a shuffleboard I may never leave.
Good luck to the guys and keep it brewing!
Tip: BYOF or get delivery

This place is great! I have been back here twice in one week because the atmosphere is great inside their tasting room and the beers are delicious. They keep 8 beers on tap at a time.
Flights are $ 8 and glasses are $ 4. My favorite part is the brewery is BYOF «Bring your own food» of course. Go get some lunch to go and come here and pound some brews. Drink local and stay thirsty my friends. #america

Atmosphere 3
Beer 3
Location 5
Staff 3
Me Thinks: Less IPA’S More Ales. Otherwise Very Nice, Best Of Luck!
BSE2−66

I’m back in town, and wanted to check out what the micro brew scene was like since I moved out to LA. Very glad I found this spot! They have some great beers flowing — I’m a fan on their ktk dipa. The Belgian blonde is very solid as well. The black ipa is very good — I like it better than 21^st amendment’s.
Staff are all very friendly and engaging the patrons. Forgive them a little since they are a new shop and have some growing pains to go through. Wishing them the best and hoping that they keep their fun spirit as they grow!

Owners rule, beer rules. I work nearby and company moral has increased exponentially since their opening. Glorias blonde seems to be the favorite of most newbs. KTK is awesome, hoppy, and «sharp.» These guys seem to favor west coast hops which lend a nice grapefruit aftertaste to many of their brews.
Bartenders are nice and extremely patient, even when asking for multiple samples. Space is nice and open with a hip industrial feel.

Off Route 46, behind the Starbucks, in Little Ferry, lies a gem.
8 beers on tap, ranging from just above 4% alcohol up to almost 9%. The flavors and styles extremely diverse. I really liked the KIK (Kill the King, a decree aimed at those bitches in St. Louis), The St. Stephen’s saison is light and flavorful, and the Chuck Bowman almost has a malty sweetness to it. Either way try them all, $ 2 per tasting portion. They also fill growlers, BYOG or buy 1 or ten
The staff is friendly, the space is open, not too loud. It was surprisingly cool considering how hot it was outside. There are picnic tables everywhere, you’re encouraged to bring your own food (local pizzerias deliver). They do serve some chips to cleanse the palate. They offer tours if you’re intereseted.
I highly recommend checking it out, great addition to Bergen County.
Drink LOCAL!

I really have to give props to my great friend and neighbor Jill P for bringing Brix City Brewing to my attention. If it moved her enough to write a Unilocal review, then I knew that this place was a must-​try.
She and I, along with our very handsome men, decided that a beer flight or two was in order during a rainy Saturday afternoon. We arrived around 4:00 PM and much to our surprise it was quite busy. There are no stools by the bar, but they have picnic tables throughout the area (not the ones from your childhood that would give you splinters in your ass… these are nice tables). They welcome you to bring in your own food/​snacks and even games and playing cards, should your fancy be tickled by such. They did have some party mix and some Chex Mix on hand, which was appreciated. Beer flights make everyone snacktastic, no?
The staff was friendly, helpful and very informative. They know their products inside and out, and that speaks volumes. And $ 8 for a generous beer flight (4 beers) is very fair. They also have a wall that they encourage the patrons to sign/​draw on. Any place that encourages graffiti is righteous in my book. Next time I’ll scribe «Lor and Bob 4-​Eva!!!» (circa 1987 schoolyard prose).
Little Ferry is really stepping it up these days in the restaurant and cocktails arena. Thanks for the walkable places, folks!

8 different types of beer to choose from, Id say 4 different IPAs, a porter (my fave), a blonde, saison, and im sure im missing something else. But Brix City offers you to try a sample of each, then once you find that one. or many.that you like, grab a pint for $ 4. Wanna take some home? Buy a ‘Dave Growler’ for $ 5, then either choose a beer type thats $ 10 to fill or $ 15. Theres also pints and glasses for sale that are around $ 7 each. Huge bar area, stacked with some snacks and about 5 picnic benches to sit at. The place is spotless, people are firendly, and you can even take a peak at where they brew the beer freshly. Brix City is also in a few bars (id say about 6), which are written on a chalk board in case you wanna check them out.