Traust Brewing

Nice venue with plenty of table or booth seating available. A full bar is located in the back. When we visited, they had 4 of their own brews on tap, plus another dozen or so available. The food menu offered apps, salads, sandwiches and dessert. Weekend lunch service was excellent... not much of a wait. We parked on the street, but they also have a spacious lot right behind the brewery.

New brewery in town that is quite good. Great front patio area. There is a good variety of beer and it's not just IPA's. The food is quite good and the pretzels are fantastic. The staff was very friendly and I can see this place becoming a staple of main street. Lots of room outside and in. The pumpkin beer was not overpowering, but had a great rim of cinnamon around it. Looking forward to more from this place. Shout out to the manager, April! She did a great job taking care of us and even got water for our dog before we could ask. Super advocate for the place. Edit: the Salmon was great. Beer was good. Staff was fantastic.

After enjoying tastings of the beer to make my selectio, the friendly service, and the pictures with reviews here, my heart sank when my burger and fries arrived. My burger was so overcooked that the edges were crispy. The meat had no flavor whatsoever. My fries were also overcooked. Both were dry and underseasoned. The toppings on the burger helped a little, but they were so sparse that I didn't taste them until I got to the center of the burger. This was the worst burger I have had in a very long time as I do not eat many of them. The saving grace for this place is the pleasant quick service, amazing local art on the walls, lack of loud music playing, and the beer. My chocolate peanut butter marshmallow pastry stout was really good. Next time I will follow my instincts to drink beer here and go across the street for a ripper as I intended. The male server assured me that Traust food was way better and that turned out to be false for me. I will go back for the beer and to support loca