Barley & Bine Beer Cafe — Restaurant in Windsor

This is the typical yuppy brewery. Its in an industrial park, but the odd location doesn't deter the 30 year old from dining at this place after work each day. There is outdoor seating, and indoor seating. The seating consists of bar and large picnic tables so it won't fit if you are hoping for an intimate setting or a table for two. Their beer menu is massive and the bar tender knows his selection and will get you the right beer for your mood. I said a wanted a beer that was "fruity but not soda-y" and he produced it. He also let me sample before committing, so bonus points for awesome service. You order at the bar, seat yourself, then the waitress will deliver to your table. The food is very California and offers the usual light fare. We ordered 12 different mini tacos that mimicked different cultures (Hawaiian, Thai, etc.), but they also offered the staples (burger, calamari, etc.) Crowd consists of laid-back professionals ages 25 - 60 on average. Four beers and 12 mini tacos came to $55...

"Barley and Bine is an absolute gem in the world of brewery cafes. From the moment you step through the door, you're greeted with warmth and hospitality. Dre the Bartender is very knowledgeable and has excellent recommendations that elevate the entire experience.

But let's talk about the food - where do I even begin? The tacos are a flavor explosion, each bite bursting with freshness and creativity. The tater tot flatbread is a unique twist on a classic favorite, perfectly crispy with toppings that dance on your taste buds. And don't even get me started on the Mac and cheese bites - they're like little pockets of cheesy heaven.

Overall, Barley and Bine has exceeded my expectations on every level. Whether you're a beer aficionado, a foodie, or just looking for a great time, this place delivers. Five stars...

I've been here many times and have NEVER been disappointed. The food, the quality, selection of beer, customer service and consistency never misses. It's back in an area of warehouses, surrounded by other amazing hidden gems (don't sleep on any of them). You may get lucky and snag a parking spot in one of the parallel spots across from the location. If not, plenty around back (south side of the building). Very open space with a covered outdoor section available on both sides. Good amount of indoor seats available for smaller and larger groups. The beer menu is a sight to behold of its own with delicious bites to enjoy along side. A fantastic spot...