Three Notch'd Craft Kitchen & Brewery - Charlottesville 520 2nd Street Southeast, Charlottesville, VA 22902

"Food was okay, but the beers are enjoyable! I only had the Parmesan fries and they were kind of soggy and not as flavorful as I thought they'd be. Other than that, enjoyed my flight of beers and had a pleasant time with the very attentive and friendly bartenders here"

"My wife: “I’ve never had a better pretzel in my life” Also the nachos are delicious. The beer was obviously great, that’s why you’re already considering this place though."

"I had the Fall Mac & Cheese and it was fabulous. My husband had the Philly and liked it. Our server Mia was absolutely the best. Very kind, attentive and that was awesome considering it looked like a small zoo with some many people last night. That's not a complaint, I just wanted to say how incredible Mia was in the midst of it all. The Old Fashion cocktails were excellent. Parking was good as well. We won definitely be back."

"Average quality food at surprisingly high pricing. $20 for a bowl of Spanish rice without added protein seems excessive to me. Good, but overrated beer. $8-10 for a 10-ounce taster that looks similar to other breweries 5-ounce tasters."

"I stopped by this brewery during the Ale Trail and fell in love! I've been to IX Park so many times but have yet to visit Three Notched! They were pretty busy as I would imagine a Saturday may typically be there. In addition to the "normal" crowd the Ale Trail added about 75 extra people to the mix. I believe that they were well prepared and staffed adequately enough to continue to serve everyone in a timely manner. Our server took care of us at a separate table as we had a somewhat large order of food compared to others who were snacking and drinking. Waters were immediately brought to the table, I ordered a virgin bloody Mary and my husband tried one of the IPAs. For starters, we ordered to onion dip which I have always personally loved so it was a hit for me. The chips that came with it tasted like they were made in house and were topped with green onions. I didn't mention we were here around brunch so we did order off the brunch menu. My friend chose the "Going Full Southern" platter which came with eggs, bacon, potatoes, and biscuits with gravy. His food was all really delicious but my favorite part was the biscuits and gravy. The gravy was a cream gravy but browner than the typical white gravy. Really really good! I opted for the hot chicken sandwich which came with a choice of either fries, breakfast potatoes, or salad. I ordered fries and then was asked further if I wanted to upgrade them. She suggested garlic Parmesan so I went with that and they were delicious! I asked for a side of ranch like a do everywhere and if you're a ranch loved, you'll like theirs as well. The fries are great in it as well as the sandwich. I will say the sandwich is delicious and the chicken is super plump and juicy. If you don't like anything spicy stay away from this option. The dry rub of spices used is extremely spicy and almost if not as hot as eating a spicy Thai food. I really loved it so if you like spicy, order this! I HAD to have desert because I could smell chocolate coming from the kitchen. They have the most unique and delicious sounding desserts. We went with the chocolate bread pudding. It was served warm and with a side of chocolate ice cream drizzled with caramel and chocolate. It was heavenly. It literally tasted like pudding that was cooked a little longer with flour added to it. Perhaps that is what it is, AND IT'S DELICIOUS! I can't wait to return to try out dinner and lunch here! My friend loved the beers and the atmosphere was fantastic!"