12Degree Brewing — Restaurant in Louisville

While I have been there in person and it was wonderful; with a cool atmosphere, good beer and good food what I am really writing this review about it an experience that happened more recently. We live in Missouri and my beloved sister in law and family live in Louisville. It was her birthday on 5/5 and I called 12 Degree to see if they deliver beer, wanted to send my SIL a special quarantine birthday present. As it turns out they were not offering delivery. However, Tucker, one of their awesome bartenders offered to personally drop off some beer on his way home after his shift. I easily paid over the phone for the beer and he dropped it off with a hand written note allowing my SIL to have an awesome birthday surprise. I appreciate the service so much, especially during these crazy times. Can't wait to visit again and personally thank Tucker and the rest...

This place has been hands down the quintessential brew pub that accommodates specific needs. Be it the removal of dairy from a pizza, or the enlightened banter from the seasoned barman, it has it all. The ability to deal with stubborn patrons, the drunken fools, or the quintessential grumpy a$$hat, it all works.

Over the last few years we’ve seen the kitchen staff succumb to the ebb and flow of what it takes to make it in our current world. I tell you, right now, the staff is at their highest peak. Being able to make certain accommodations, and still deliver is the key to success. Never before has the kitchen staff been so sharp, and on the ball. It’s like they have found their groove, and refuse to let anyone disrupt it.

Cheers Gentleman, and Ladies. I intend to come back for various Belgian ale tastings, and perhaps a few bites to eat in...

We moved to Louisville approximately 1.5 years ago, and this place has become a frequent choice for us. However, our recent visit may have marked the last time we dine here. Our garden salad was a letdown, with just three half tomatoes and two cucumber slices with low-quality lettuce, all for the price of $10. The pizza we ordered, named "When in Roma," arrived later than the meals of two couples who had ordered after us, and it was a soggy mess. It tasted like dough soaked in salad dressing.

Regrettably, the quality of the food has noticeably deteriorated during our last two visits. To make matters worse, a colleague who processed our check took it upon herself to tip shame us in front of her coworker behind the bar.

On a brighter note, the quality of the beer has remained...