Very enjoyable evening here in the company of friends for a 50th birthday. Beer choice is good considering it is mostly made in house but there is wine, cider and a number of spirits if you're not keen on cloudy, unfiltered home brews. Seating is refectory style tables and benches in one big factory space next to brewing tanks. Toilets are clean and basic. They were stocked with soap, toilet rolls and paper towels so all good from the male perspective at least. Staff are friendly and helpful and there seems to be a polite queuing system to get served. Style of the place is 'pallet-chic' which is probably because a forklift will be moving around in here after you've gone home. We stood outside which is fine especially if the visiting food wagon is making pleasant aromas but it would not be hard to dress up the area a bit for sitting or resting your drink. There must be thousands of websites dedicated to making outdoor furniture from pallets. A minimal amount of furniture would be required and easy to pack away for normal brewery days. Currently only open to the public on Friday evening and Saturday afternoon and evening until 10pm. Not such a diverse crowd in here but you'll feel at home if you enjoy going drinking in your outdoor gear rather than your highest heels. Extra hipster points if you bring a dog on a rope.