Thursday 7th of June 2012 05:15:40 PM

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We (wife and me) visited on a Thursday night. The brewpub was pretty busy, probably 6 tables outside, 10 inside. There was only one waitress, she did the best she could and was moving rapidly the whole time we were there. The bartender pitched in. We probably should have sat at the bar and ordered our food. The food was good, spouse had hummus and pita, hummus was very tasty. I had burger and pomme frites (french fries) which were ok. Beer was good, probably six choices brewed in house. Free street parking was available close by.

Sunday 17th of July 2011 03:48:57 PM

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A nice find across the Ohio River from Louisvile. Had a five beer sampler with the Imperial Red and IPA both standing out, with a nice porter also included.

Really nice restraurant, not a ton of space inside, but the patio is very nice and the bar can be opened to be an open air facility.

There was primarily on street parking, although there were a few spots next to the building.

The food was excellent. As others mentioned, it was a little expensive, especially for a lunch, but the food was slightly upscale. The croque sandwich was great. Also had a bloody mary bar the day I visited.

Friday 15th of July 2011 03:12:49 PM

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I already knew I liked the beer, but I love this location. Probably one of the best patios I've ever seen. It is a little cozy, but I can't imagine they get mobs of people coming in.
The interior is very new and modern looking. Beer list is on the wall.
The beers range from light to dark to Belgian to extremely hopped. You can get a lot of the specialties they have around Indiana and probably also across the river. But I think it's still worth a trip here.
The food is fancy and somewhat expensive. $12-15 is the norm for entrees, but the beer is priced as you would expect. The food is mostly Belgian style stuff, and changes each day. We went on a Sunday afternoon. I had a duck dish and my companion had a salad. Both were excellent.
I'll definitely be back every time I go to Louisville.

Wednesday 25th of November 2009 09:45:24 AM

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NABC's Bank Street Brewhouse is a second location of the original NABC Public House & Pizzaria (AKA Richo's & Sportstime). BSB is a full fledged production facility with an awesome Gastro-Pub and bar on the front end. The croque madame, mussels and pommes frites rivaled any I enjoyed in Belgium.

The beer list consists of BSB brewed beers and the bonus of the more experimental beers brewed at their original location. Growlers and kegs are available for purchase.