Latest reviews from Erie
| 50 /100 285 CHEESEMAN STREET “New, small, low-ceiling, cramped taproom interior with a small outdoor patio. The layout is bothersome since you are right at the bar inside the front door and any more than two people will prevent egress. Mostly Anglo-American styles. Quality was average and poor for the two beers that I had (Dunkelweizen and Rye Pale ale, respectively). I don’t have a reason to return.“ |
| 60 /100 235 WELLS ST “New location on Wells Street in Erie. Patio, inside seating and indoor-outdoor bar. Medium to high strength sweet beer, all ales. If Gin Barrel Saison at 10% sounds like a bad idea, it’s because it is a bad idea.“ |
| 94 /100 500 BRIGGS ST “A newer cidery and brewpub in old town Erie. Not the best location for these guys, as this is a great place! I think they would blow up in a location more accessible. They did an amazing job on the renovation, family and casual friendly. I have not eaten there yet, but the BBQ and pizza looked and smelled amazing! Service was great, but the tap and bottle list was even better. A must visit!“ |
| 72 /100 235 WELLS ST “Tucked away in a small industrial park about 5-10 miles off the interstate, Echo is a decent brewery. The staff has always been nice to me during my visits, but I’ve never too blown away by the beers. Some are pretty good, but nothing excellent. They have a ton of regulars that frequent this place. Shitters: have yet to visit“ |
| 92 /100 235 WELLS ST “Echo is slightly removed from bustling society in a small warehouse space. They’ve done quite well with the inside. It’s spacious and inviting. One TV hangs behind the bar to view sports. Outside is a small deck with additional seating. Good selection of stuff on tap, it was way more than five, probably ten or so. The bartender was extra nice and helpful. I only had the IPA which was very good. Popcorn is available for free, but no other food options. Really cool stop.“ |
