Factory By Beer Tree Brew

I visited this restaurant for the first time and opted for a late lunch. I entered from the downstairs entrance, which was a bit confusing; it would have been easier to come in from the top side. I tried the house burger, which had a decent flavor enhanced by a bacon jam that added a nice surprise to my taste buds. The chips were a bit overcooked but still edible since I'm not too picky. The prices were around $16 for a burger, which is about average for dining out. Overall, the place looked clean and the service was acceptable.

Spacious and relaxed atmosphere. Excellent beer suggestions, and the Buffalo cauliflower was so delicious that we ended up ordering another one to take home.

For appetizers, we enjoyed the bacon mac and cheese and IPA honey-glazed chicken skewers. We also tried Fulkerson's Diamond wine and 1911 Cider Donut. Everything was delightful! We sampled a few more beers and wines, including the Watermelon Cucumber Lime.

I visited the Beer Tree for dinner. I ordered the Sesame tuna chilled noodle bowl $26): Sesame seared sushi-grade tuna steak over a chilled soba noodle salad with edamame, bell peppers, scallions, carrots, cilantro, and ginger tossed in a toasted sesame vinaigrette. I ordered a side dish of macaroni and cheese. They have other great selection of side dishes. The meal was delicious, and the ingredients were fresh. I loved the macaroni and cheese. I also ordered the Raspberry

On a cloudy summer afternoon, the outdoor seating is not bad. The occasional bus and car traffic is tolerable. The crab pizza and Cellaman fries we ordered were pretty good. The wait staff was friendly and the price was okay for the portion size.