3cross Brewing Company

Love the constantly rotating titles and creative ingredients used in the beers. Can’t wait to see 3Cross continue to evolve. Regular customer and will be back soon.

This is a cool place to hang out. The beer was ok. Not exactly what I like for beer but the two I had I enjoyed. Pricey though. We had a total of 8 beers and not all regular pint sized either. One of mine was a sampler size and the 3 my husband had of the ginger and lime were slightly bigger than sampler sized. Our tab came to $ 36 without tip.
They had a band playing. They were ok. After they were done playing the bartender comes around with a tip bucket, so they obviously don’t hire the bands that play there and they rely on the tips.
The place is a huge brick warehouse building down a side street. (I wouldn’t be walking around outside at night by myself at this place)
They have a bar with seating, a side Barton area to stand at and the. Some high top tables and low tables closer to the band area.
They have these random bikes hanging all around the place… Not sure what that’s about.
The atmosphere is hippyish and it was a mixture of younger to older people just hanging out. It’s a great place to people watch.

Great little brewing company with some tasty beers! They have 3 – 4 beers on tap, as well as some neat non-​alcoholic choices: ginger beer and kombucha! Go on Thursdays for some trivia and a sampler flight.

I tried a flight of their beers– really liked two of the four. Nice little operation, great bartender, cool location.

Pretty cool little brewery here.
Make sure you read the directions on the website before coming. It is very helpful!
The last 2 times my husband and I came was on Sunday evenings. We would be the only ones at the bar for quite a bit as we drank a few pints. Maybe Sundays are their slow nights?
The owner while friendly, did not seem too engaging with us. It was hard to keep a conversation going after an answer. Aside from that when there is no one else around, you are basically staring at his collection of empty beer bottles.
If we lived a bit closer, I would be interested on visiting when it would be a more lively crowd. They will be starting Trivia there soon in January.
overall, we enjoyed the brews here and would come again to see what else he has.

Fun and different with cool non-​alcoholic beverages on tap aside from their beer like kombucha. They’re just starting out so I know that it’s mostly about the bikes and beers for now but it would be nice to see more on the walls (maybe old bike gears?) and more seating in the future.

Finally made it, appropriately by bike. It’s great they provide inside bike hooks. The directions on the website were clear and I found it easily. If stereotypes are to be believed, the potential pretentiousness of an establishment combining cycling and craft brewing is astronomical, but thankfully that couldn’t be further from the truth for this place. Everyone from the owner and staff to the regulars were very friendly, welcoming, and knowledgeable but approachable. The vibe and décor are great. I started off with a flight to try everything on tap, expecting to narrow my choice based on that, but I found all to be similarly interesting and excellent. I plan to stop in as often as possible!

This is absolutely a start up brewing company. They brew 4 (different) beers every week. In my mind, the lack of a flagship is disappointing. The taproom is very clean and the simplicity of it works. Some Fridays they have a good truck outside. I wish they would have bands playing inside. They are open 5 – 8 on Fridays, but I wish they were open later. Saturdays they open 2 – 6. Their prices are a little on the steep side for what you get. Most of their beers are good, but I’ve found a couple that I was very much into. Sadly, they were gone the next week.
All in all, this is a fun place to hit up after work, but at this point, I don’t think if drive out of my way to make a stop here. It is quite difficult to find, and you need to make sure that they have beer, especially on Saturdays.

Quintessential start-​up brewery location: just go down the street without a sign and pull into the back of the building parking lot to a completely unmarked building except for a sticker slapped on the mailbox. They brew 4 beers a week, but there is always something dark and something hoppy in the mix (I’m partial to their IPAs). They’ve been running out of some beers by Saturday, but I bet that will change soon. The space is huge, but it doesn’t warm up when it gets crowded so plan to wear your coat inside in the winter. They are new and have a few growing pains still, but the beer is excellent and that’s what matters. Excited to see how they grow.

Fantastic beers, they brew something new every week, and the tap room is a nice place to grab a drink. It’s huge, but this place is so popular that it’s usually packed