A back concrete patio features long green metal tables and white plastic chairs that together offer outdoor seating with a view of the city. Just so you know you're at a brewpub and not a bar, the perimeter is lined on two sides by dozens of abandoned seven and eight barrel stainless steel vessels. Nearby stands an outdoor grain silo along side the rear entrance to the brewpub. Entering here you'll find brightly colored murals covering the black concrete walls that surround the first floor pool tables. Exploring deeper into the building leads one to the brewhouse.
Heat is provided by a steam generator in the basement.
All spent grains are recycled to a local farmer for consumption by hungry bovines. To the right side of the open area reside not one but two projection screens where movies and sporting events are hosted. The 15 foot black ceiling continues the dark motif but a nearby sandbox with kids playing in it does lighten the mood of the place. A chalkboard on the wall displays the current beer offerings while behind it lies one of the largest collections of pint glasses ever seen. Above it hangs a detached auto transmission.