Really cool self serve taps of wine, cocktails, and beer as well as non alcoholic beer. There were 36 self pour taps and they give you a card to activate the taps so you can pour as much or as little as you want to drink. Great place for a happy hour with coworkers. There is an indoor and an outdoor area and really laid back. The two guys behind the counter were so amicable and nice. Welcomed us as we walked in and explained how everything worked. My husband helped himself to numerous taps that I lost count. My faves were: Watermelon seltzer Hard tea Humboldt cider Only reason for the loss of one star is the guy who took my order missed my bratwurst so when everyone got their food mine didn't come. Since the tab is open and you don't pay until the end, there was no receipt to notice my order wasn't on there. As they put it in, they asked if I wanted fries which I thought would be comped for the inconvenience of receiving my food 20 min after everyone else but it was not. Overall, experience was good and if in the area, I would check it out again.

Super friendly staff! Super yummy food. and excellent libations. Enjoyed the Watermelon Seltzer and the Dad Pants Pilsner. Stumbled upon this place when checking out the Charlie Tree Grove in Windsor Towns Green. So much fun they were hosting trivia and was just good vibes all around. Will be back again :)

Why did it take me so long to find... Literally the BEST tater tots I've EVER had. I don't know how it could be because I would think tater tots are the same anywhere as ling as they fry it right. Well, I don't know what kind of addictive additive is in these but DANGGGG! Also seen in photos: Korean corn dog and smash burger. 10 out of 10. Plus a cucumber collins. Live comedy, Thursday nights.

Jan2024 3.5 I'd say. Stopped in for a get together. We were able to catch a table thankfully. The card option to track drinks made it really easy when it came to paying. There was a little of everything to choose from tho since some of us weren't the biggest fans of beer. They were helpful with any questions that we had, and water refills are to the side of the register. I had tried the malaysian yellow curry and the beet salad. The curry was decent, just felt like it was missing something. Needed to be cooked a little more into some of the veggies as well. The beet salad was good but needed balance. I liked the large chunks of beets and feta, but there wasn't enough green to go along with it. Cool little spot with bar fare was cool to check out since it was nearby. Worked well overall but not the most successful on the veggie food side.

We've been here a few times now and everything keeps getting better. Self service beer is now self service beer, non alcoholic beers, and cocktails. I had a pastry stout that was perfect for the chilly day today. The food was pretty decent before but now they flex a pretty diverse "international street food" list. I like their chicken satay, halloumi, and Korean corn dog. The pork bao was not my favorite because I'm a purist. I didn't want the pickled vegetables on it and it wasn't a sliced pork belly like traditionally made (shredded pork instead), but that's okay. The other bites made up for it. They have a large outdoor seating area with heaters and the service is pretty fast. We can even catch a game on the large tv's. Worth stopping by for a chill meal and some drinks.

Came in at noon on a Sunday and were some of the first guests, but the place slowly filled as we sat for our meal. Loved the style of ordering first and pouring your beers yourself, so great for groups who don't want to worry about splitting a bill at the end! (Which is so much harder after alcohol is involved ) I got the totchos - bomb and so filling! I think there may have been a whole avocado on there Parents got a chicken satay and beef Crunchwrap special which they also enjoyed. The self pour beers comes in clutch as you don't have to commit to a full sized drink and pay per ounce. And SIX non alcoholic beer options! That's unheard of and a Godsend for this alcohol free gal

Been wanting to visit the new Barrel Brothers locale for a while now. But living in Santa Rosa, I'm pretty set in my ways when it comes to breweries I often visit. I finally made it tonight and I'm glad I did. We were a wee bit hungry and thirsty. I had heard they do the self pour card, like I've seen at some wine tasting locations. For beer this works perfectly. We checked in, got our cards and got a tutorial from the awesome guy behind the counter. We scanned the beers on tap and made our selection. FYI, they also have wine, cocktails and NA options on tap if you so choose. Beer selection was pretty standard...lighter beers, IPA's and porters. I like the self pour. I got a 12 oz glass (by accident) and poured how much I thought I wanted of a certain beer. After we grabbed some drinks, we scanned the menu. It was actually pretty substantial with a lot of solid options. My wife selected a crunch wrap (burger) and I got a bowl of tortilla soup. Both were good. For the second round, my wife tried the orange/lemon cocktail which she enjoyed, while I selected a different beer. Staff checked in and talked to us a couple times. At the counter, I saw of a bottle of the "Hopsinthe" they offer. I asked if it was like Absinthe. I was told no, and offered a nip. OMG, it's nothing like I've ever had before. Thanks for the taste, but WOW...not sure who that's for. 120 proof. Did I say...WOW! Barrel Brothers is definitely worth checking out! Wish they were in Santa Rosa though. Yes, being selfish.