What do you look for in a brewery?

Bud Light

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Ample seating, outdoor space is a plus, large and frequently rotating tap list so I'm not ordering the same things every time I go, food trucks (also varied frequently), dog friendly.

And as you mentioned, good beer.

Trillium in Canton hits all of those, which is why it's my go-to place.

FYI - only a matter of time until this thread is moved to the FDB.

Plenty of seating, good service, and the workers are cool and not pretentious or too hipster. It’s nice if they have a tasty light beer to go to when you’re done trying all the hoppy and high abv beers.

Bingo. It doesn't take much to make a brewery good:

I ask this question because I went to a couple of breweries yesterday. Beer was a wash between them but brewery A was packed with a line out the door with zero amenities and seating for 15%while the brewery 1 block away was still pretty happening, had a restaurant and enough room for 80% to be seated and a game room. Hard to describe but it just seemed kinda strange that there were so many more people at the barebones brewery.

Kind of describes Courtyard in New Orleans. Atmosphere and seating is below average, but they serve some damn good beer

Hot women?

Beer

Comfortable seating

Food trucks

Servers that actually know beer

Cleanliness is a big one