“We have been here on earlier visits to Fort Benning. This last visit to see my son's Ranger graduation we ate here three times. All the meals and appetizers and beer were really good. Unfortunately we may not make it back into the area again to eat at this place. The surrounding area is really nice to walk around in tooParking: Street parking was usually pretty tight along Broadway there. Some in our group parked in a parking structure on the street behind the restaurant“
“Heading home from one of our trips to visit county seats in Georgia (we're up to 119 of the 159 Georgia counties) we finally got to Columbus on a day and time when this brewery was open. Been on the list for a long time to visit but we've just never been in the area before. We were there right when they opened on at 2PM on a Friday afternoon so we were the only people in the place. A lot of times that means that whoever is working is really more focused on prepping for the busy time, cleaning up, stocking, etc., but the beer tender, Nicky, greeted us right when we stepped across the threshold, answered questions informatively, and never made us feel like we were being bothersome. Trust me, as "boomers" we've seen some fairly dismissive attitudes at some places so it means something when you get not just prompt, but cheerful and helpful service. Per usual, we did two flights which pretty much got us through all the non-seltzers on their tap list. While others have noted they're not an IPA centric brewery (God knows there are a LOT of those) we did think their IPA, the Hazy AnticIPAtion , was their best beer. One of the dangers of doing flights is that without something to really clear the palate, the taste of one beer affects the impression of those following. We always try to work our way from lighter to stronger/darker but it doesn't always work out that way. For whatever reason, I didn't care for the Stout as much the general consensus on Untappd, but we really liked their River Dragon Dark ale (which my wife life a LOT, which surprised me), the blonde ale, Audacious 'B', and thought the Brewchee Lite Lime (an American light lager clocking in at 5.1% ABV) was an excellent example of its style and didn't come across as "limey" to me at all. The place is veteran owned and full of military memorabilia, including Army Air Force. This was a great way to top off our trip.“