Sunday 21st of December 2014 12:35:40 PM

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Located in an industrial park, the building is tall one story cinderblock with their name and Broken Goblet logo on the front entrance. They have dedicated parking in front and a few wooden chairs outside. Inside they have a screen and a small stage for live music on the right. On the left is a small lounge area and a few high top tables., and on the right is a 7-chair composite top bar illuminated with green lights. The white tile ceiling is adorned with string lights, and the place is seasonally decorated with an artistic theme of posters, paintings and trinkets on the walls. In back are glass doors which open to the brewery, which has large stainless steel pot brewing vessels on the right. It's not a large operation, but they make some tasty beer. They have 7 beers on tap, which are available by glass, sampler flight or growler, and they occasionally have special releases by the bottle. I was especially impressed by their double IPA and imperial stout ales. The tap handles are tall wooden spikes of various colors, and the flight trays are in the shape of a goblet. They have a very simple food menu of a few snacks and simple sandwiches. The menu describes the history of their name and logo, and despite their delays, they are off to an impressive start. The service is good-spirited and humorous, making this an enjoyable brewpub.