My husband and I visited back in December on a rare date night, and while it was a great place to satisfy craft beer fomo, we were disappointed with the food. Our pretzle was rock hard, and the onion rings were bland. We tried it again yesterday, and the food has improved 1000%, like, I've had Philly cheese steaks at specialty restaurants that couldn't compete. The Southwest eggroll was dynamite. Flavorful, crispy, and the dipping sauce belongs on everything. Of course, this isn't Field & Main, but it's a great bar with excellent bar food.

New concept, you get a card which I'd digitally connected with your credit card, and one can tap one the drink you want to drink and self pour, and the price will display and charge is displayed.... NO FROSTED MUGS option... food order one needs to scan QR code and order by placing credit card payment for each order... Didn't like lack of order taking... But bartender was life saver, and we went to her everything we needed to order food and add to the credit card attached card given... Zero staff service with regular price menu... Food, drinks, and atmosphere were excellent

Haven’t seen music yet but they have a great setup and while the pour as you go can be dangerous, it’s reasonable and you can limit yourself. It’s a LOT bigger inside than it looks and they also have a mixed drink section too! Not bad, worth a visit.

Nice place to hang out for drinks, all different kinds of taps. Jazz Monday is something that’s goes well. Very nice customer service as well. free darts too.

Great choose-your-own-beer / quantity, with solid grub. Fun experience, will definitely return. Came in on a Sunday an hour after they opened. Place was empty but it allowed us to try all the beers we wanted without hassle. Lots of great flavors, all the drafts makes a beer fan happy. Also got the southwest egg rolls which hit the spot after a few brews. For pricing comparisons, a case at a grocery store gets you about 4-5 beers here. Not terrible. If they can get football games on the TVs during the season, you WILL see me there!

First of all everyone will not feel comfortable here at first, especially the non tech savvy. If you have not been, when you enter you will be given a card. Looks like a credit card and it will be tied to a credit you provide. Then you press (tap) this card to whatever dispenser you are interested in getting. They have different sizes of glasses to choose from. We did flights and they did have a good selection of beer but they also have wine and mixed drinks. You are charged by the amount you pour, measured in ounces. A flight of four beers seemed to cost about 10. They have food available and ordered using a QR code. You pickup the food yourself. They have live music and games. When you leave, you may drop off their card in a secure box and your credit card is charged at the end of the day. Or you may close out your charges at that time, which we did. It seemed like a fun place and worth checking out if you have not been. One of our party thought it odd we were asked to leave a tip when we served ourselves. I did leave a cash tip for the folks working behind the scenes just not serving.

Wife and I and our out of town friends stopped in for a few drinks on a Saturday night. We were welcomed by the hostess who explained this new concept of self service. Gotta say, we loved it. You are issued a drink card or two and all you do is scan it on the reader at the drink of your choice and it allows you to pour as much or as little in your glass. It allows you to taste their extensive list of IPA’s, Lagers and mixed drinks without committing to a whole drink unless you chose to, as the drinks are charged by the ounce (avg .50 an ounce for beer). Clean glasses are stored below the taps and are clean and replenished constantly. Food is fine and your typical Bar food. The night we went the live music (6 Shades of Gray) were playing and were great as they played some 60’s, 70’s tunes that were some of the best hits of those times. All in all, place was great with clean bathrooms and wait staff coming around constantly picking up your empty glasses and dishes. Check their calendar as they have different activities on different nights. We’ll definitely be back to say the least. Thank you Craftworx for opening a location that’s local to us.

Craftworx Taproom is more than just a craft beer haven! I'm a huge fan of this place and their self-pour concept! You will have 70 beverage options to choose from through their self-pour taps and variety of great dishes to accompany those brews, cocktails, wines, kombucha or cold brews. They do have a traditional bar for shots and such as well, but you really won't need it with their awesome selection at the beverage wall. Their food menu has gone through a lot of changes and is much better than it used to be when they first opened, so kudos to the venue for improving that! You won't be disappointed if you go with the breaded cauliflower, hummus and veggie platter or cheese curds. Yum! They got lots of vegetarian options which I'm a huge fan of! Craftworx isn't just a place for craft beer enthusiasts and self-pour fans though, it's a versatile space that caters to a variety of tastes and needs. I have attended during multiple concerts and shows at Jiffy Lube (Craftworx is a great and free spot for parking by the way), they also have karaoke night and other activities several nights of the week. Last but not least, CraftWorx is a great spot to work from during the day. It is pretty quiet, especially in the lounge area, so you can easily take your video calls and their internet is great. I needed to upload large folders with video footage and it took a few seconds, the internet speed is top-notch! Cheers to Craftworx for crafting a unique and inclusive space that goes beyond the ordinary taproom experience!