Green Line Brewery

"I am only giving three stars because there was one sweet bartender that tried her best to help me. My fiance and I went to dinner elsewhere downtown and decided to try out this place for a beer afterwards. We walked in and the loudest music hit us immediately. There was a live performer, which was a good singer, the speaker was the issue. It was right in your face as you walk in the door, due to the tiny space. We decided to see what they had to offer. As other reviewers stated there was very little selection. The menu stated everything else was sold out. My fiance and I got the only lager available on the menu. We were a little disappointed because you try a "brewery" to try the beer. Anyway, the sweet bartender went to get our drinks, as I followed there was no room to step up to the bar. When the bartender set my drinks down I went to grab them and was clearly in the way for the guests that seemed to treat it more like home rather than a public brewery. Our bartender then asked the other bartender to ring up our drinks because she was clearly hogging the register. The bartender in glasses proceeded to roll her eyes. I handed the sweet blonde bartender my card which was passed to the one with glasses. After charging my card the one with glasses THREW my card at the blonde bartender (keep in mind this is right in front of me). She then got my receipt and card but was unable to set it down due to a man in the way. When she said excuse me he did not move. She set it down and in order to sign and put a tip I had to use the side of the bar because the guests were so rude I could not use the bar for a minute to cash out. We sat at a table about halfway through the restaurant to have our drink. The music was so loud I could barely have a conversation with my fiance. We left after finishing our one drink and will not be back. The atmosphere was not inviting to new-comers. It gave off that the bar was a personal hangout for the owner and his friends. Service and other guests were rude. The only good part and reason we even ordered was due to the sweet blonde bartender, who was new. I hope this place can become more friendly. I was hoping for a nice downtown brewery to grab a drink at on the weekends."

"Is a great place to establish a home base at. It's consistent in all its functions and amazing atmosphere. Not to mention the bar tenders, servers, owners, and patrons are incredibly friendly and inviting."

"I feel this place should change there name to Green Line Bar . They only had one of their beers available on tap . The rest were cans that you can get anywhere ( 90% Miller lite drinkers). It was small yes but likeable. I feel they shouldn't pretend to be a brewery. Just go ahead and be a bar with your own taps available! Check out Portland Zoo in Maine for inspiration. They are widely successful at this and I believe this place could be too. Now on to the beer . Very drinkable IPA called shirtless. It was regrettably on the lighter side of IPAs but had decent flavor. It just lacked the Hop punch I love and expect with IPAs. It wasn't a knock your socks off beer but one that I could see getting again and that says something."

"Great little hole in the wall with live music nightly. The inside is a bit cramped, but outdoor seating is available with heated lamps."

"They hosted a beer tasting at my apartment complex and both the Allenbrook Lager and the Shirtless IPA were great! Smooth yet rich tasting beers. Chloe was the absolute bomb dot com!!! And Darcy was definitely a pleasure to meet! Going to buy some beer from Greenline later tonight."