Garrett's Brewing Company — Restaurant in Town of Ulysses

A chocolate chipotle porter, a red ale, an ESB, a smash IPA, hefe, a blonde... Garrett's has a wide range of delicious beers, all brewed in-house. We split a flight of 6 ($9), and not a single one disappointed. The flavors were solid, grown-up, unlike so many new pop-up breweries which offer "young"-tasting beer, yet to come into it's own. Garrett's has definitely come into it's own. Most beers were 4.8% to 6.1% ABV and the menu describes the varieties of hops used and other ingredients.

The space has an elegant spairness to it, a beautiful simplicity, and the long wooden bar offers bar hooks underneath for your bag. Clearly a sign that these folks know the importance of good details.

While we sat there a young family came in, a cyclist still in his riding jersey, a group of chattering young people. Welcoming atmosphere indeed.

Highly...

Great vibe at this local spot! The beer is excellent and the food coming from the new kitchen is on point….it’s a top shelf microbrew with an outstanding chef!! The staff are all friendly and when they have live music the place is electric.

I was surprised to see the kitchen has a tip jar; the kitchen staff doesn’t share in the tip I left at the bar on my bank card. So if you like the food consider tipping the bartender AND the kitchen! Those folks in the kitchen work hard and they are truly producing excellent cuisine (the salsas are as good as I’ve had in the Southwest USA and Mexico! This kitchen...

They’re serving some Mexican bar food along with their beer now. Weird Panera style ordering setup, but strangely not obvious when you walk in. Tacos, Burritos, Quesadillas, etc. But waited over an hour for the food on a Wednesday evening and when I asked the owner about it, his response was “they’re slammed tonight” .Wednesday evening, Hmmm. Food was good once our Panera beeper beeped. So, still a decent but occasionally unfriendly place for pretty good beer, but food is definitely a “work in progress” and you pay and tip up front. Big disconnect between marketing and...