Brewer's Art

Reviewed by JaneB1248445 on 07/30/2009.
Member since June 1999, Total Reviews: 50 (Annapolis, MD)

great beer, good food and an interesting clientele. try the lamb sausage "gyro".

Reviewed by M7046M on 01/28/2009.
Member since October 2007, Total Reviews: 25 (McLean, VA)

Fantastic decor with tons of character. Love the juxtaposition of the cozy "bohemian cavern" style bar downstairs with dim candlelit table and the bright swanky upstairs, with intimate seating and cool ambiance. Friendly staff, excellent beer and the Shrimp and Grits appetizer is an excellent and unexpected treat! Will be returning soon.

Reviewed by Poenicke on 11/19/2008.
Member since December 2006, Total Reviews: 3 (Male, 20s, Baltimore, MD)

Any trip to Brewer's Art normally requires two things: Resurrection Ale and Rosemary Garlic Fries. The food is good but sometimes uneven with many dishes not found in the standard brewery or pub type restaurants. The night scene is often a reserved yuppie crowd that is a top spot for a low key drinking night. Many of the home brews are worth trying, with the Resurrection Ale seemingly most everyone's favorite.

Reviewed by Dr.Awkward on 04/27/2008.
Member since October 2002, Total Reviews: 24 (Elkridge, MD)

The seafood entrees were disappointing--overcooked, dry tuna, and a pintado dressed with leeks from which not quite all the sand had been removed. Stick to the beer which is excellent.

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Reviewed by Christianc2022 on 03/24/2008.
Member since March 2008, Total Reviews: 1 (Male, Baltimore, MD)

The food is acceptable, the decor could use some improvement, the service was terrible. I sat at the bar and the bartender, who used to be a busboy, was very rude to me but nice to others. I had invited a friend, who is Caucasian, the bartender was nice and polite to him, but condescending to me. My friend insinuated that perhaps the bartender was racist. I said, he is behind the counter, not me; he is working for tips; not me.