Yellow Springs Brewery Taproom & Kitchen

Hey Yellow Springs...maybe have some signage at the entry to let people know what they're supposed to do once they enter instead of letting them stand around awkwardly trying to figure it out. Then maybe because it's already crowded, loud, and there's been zero acknowledgement from anyone about anything, your place feels so unwelcoming that they leave and probably won't be inclined to return.

Nice spot, great for a chill night. Set up produces a lot of sound.

Awesome place careful parking in the neighborhood, was there less than an hour and got a $65.00 parking ticket from city of Columbus. Literally parked across the street from the parking lot.

Went for a send off party the other day. We were all in a big group in the tent. The bench style seating was uncomfortable and the tent had a lot of cold air leaking in. The restaurant was fairly busy but not packed. It was very hard to have a conversation with someone less than 2 feet from me. The beer here is excellent. The fries were super satisfying. Took a while to give my order at the bar (no table service I guess) despite there being almost no one else placing an order.

Cool vibe here and the beer was good. We'd definitely go back.

This was a great place after a movie at studio 35 even on a snowy night. Beers were pretty good. Poutine reminded me of the first time I had poutine years ago at night market in Vancouver, Canada. butternut hummus was pretty good. The sweet and spicy chicken sandwich was awesome, I've been disappointed by others in the area recently so this was a surprise. I think the peanut slaw was the key. Glad this is in the neighborhood and will definitely return.

No doubt that Yellow Springs produces good beer and when they took over this space I was so excited with what they’d do with it, but after taking over such a great restaurant, the food is lackluster. Very basic and bland bar food that if you’re looking for a meal and a drink in the neighborhood, you’re much better off going to Studio 35 or India Oak. Their prices are also high for being a regular old taproom. To bring people in, you’d expect them to do specials like happy hours, but it felt like they didn’t really care. As someone who lives in the neighborhood, this really doesn’t seem like it’s going to be a neighborhood spot for most people

Super solid! This branch of the brewery is nice for the expanded (and very good) menu. I had the burger and was very pleased with both it's size and quality. The French fries were also very nice- crispy and fresh. The beers are pretty solid, with a few IPAs and imperial stouts too. I was a bit bummed that they didn't have any sours or fruity beers, but that's just my preference. Overall, a solid prick! Kid-friendliness: There were babies and kids!