Tuesday 23rd of August 2011 01:47:42 PM

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Stopped here for lunch and a beer when I was in Vermont. Tried the London Calling cask ale. It was pretty good. And the fact that you could get it from the cask was great. The pizza I ordered though was excellent. Probably the best pizza pepperoni I have ever had. Would have tried more beer since they had a nice variety of their own beers, as well as beers from other breweries, but I didn’t really have the time. If I were to make another trip to Vermont I would be back here for sure.

Thursday 11th of November 2010 10:11:47 PM

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Located in the very nice of downtown Burlington. Parking isnt the easiest to find but when you do plan to stay the day in town. This place has the best pizza Ive ever had. The interior is very next and has a huge brick pizza oven which smells the place up with something great. Decent selection of brews made there and brought in. This was the 8th brewery I went to that day so I cant fill you in on how the beer was. I dont recommend not staring off in a drunken stupor as some guy may get upset and claim you were watching his wife breast feed in front of you and the other 200 people there.

Sunday 22nd of August 2010 06:57:25 PM

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They brew great beer -- especially their porter -- and have other Vermont/New England/Quebec brews on tap. The pizzas are outstanding -- gourmet toppings, and you can build your own. Excellent crusts. They focus on Vermont sources for their ingredients as much as possible. Prices are good. Located in what used to be Carbur's, there's lots of brick and wood, and the oven in which they cook the pizzas is in the main dining area -- fun to watch the pizzas come out. They brew a number of styles (eleven options when I visited, including a gruit) and have maybe eight guest taps. They had two brews on cask. Outdoor seating in warm weather. Fine service.

I've visited once, but Vermont-based family folks have visited numerous times. Definitely worth visiting for both beer and pizza.

Thursday 8th of October 2009 02:34:12 PM

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Very good beer and nice selection. Burlington is a great beer city, so its hard to go wrong anywhere here. American Flatbread/Zero Gravity is in an old brick building which gives the place great atmosphere. Though not beer related, what really sets this place apart is the huge, freestanding, wood-fired brick oven in the corner of the dining area. The pizza chefs are right out there making pizzas and baking them in the oven. All food is made from local or organic ingredients when possible.

Friday 27th of February 2009 02:57:13 PM

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I stopped by on my Burlington / VT beer trip. I was within walking distance to my hotel. It was Friday night and very busy... Looked like trendy younger 20's/30's somethings crowd. I stood and then finally found a seat at the bar. Two bar tenders were good, answering questions about beer and providing ample samples.

I started with a Mr. Black a nice Schwarzbier one of my favorite styles. Also had there reunion Saison very nice. Also had an impressive bottle selection... I didn't see anyone drinking crap beer here!

Ended up ordering one there many flat bread pizzas to choose from, had the "medicine wheel" lots of cheese! Ate right at bar as were many others. Met some nice people to talk beer with too.

Prices were reasonable and service again at the bar was good especially for how busy they were!

For overall exp. its the better of the choices in downtown Burlington.

Monday 8th of December 2008 02:57:27 PM

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One of my many stops for the Vermont Brewery Challenge. Right in downtown Burlington. They offer a great selection of beer as well as many different unique styles of brick oven organic pizza. Located a block away from 2 other breweries this one provides a unique dining experience. I visited here on a busy night. There was about a half hour wait for a table which gave me the opportunity to drink some beer at the bar. Service was good considering how busy it was.