Saturday 4th of April 2009 04:00:39 PM

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Small selection of their own beer, but what I had was very nice. Not the best, not the worst. Not a big fan of the Pils in general.

Had a tasty meal from a smallish selection, but cannot complain.

Parking-a pet peve of mine-This was more of a hassle than most. Is located on a corner of the Triangle, meaning 3 downtown streets intersect around a small island.

If parking on the street, beware the traffic.

No patio, parking lot or outdoor seating which is why atmosphere took a hit.

Other than location, a pretty good experience.

Sunday 7th of December 2008 09:25:58 PM

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Cornerstone is a good brewpub located in the Cleveland suburn of Berea. It is very close to Baldwin Wallace College, so there are days where is it is busy with college kids.

Cornerstone has a good menu with good variety, although it is not the biggest menu. The appetizers and entrees are good. They have a good selection of vegetarian and salad options if you are looking for that.

Cornerstone has 3 standard beers - Gold and Sandstone are regular pilsner/lager options, nothing special options. 7 is their flagship and is a nice hoppy selection. They also have 3-5 seasonals on tap at any time, I went recently and being winter they had a lot of dark options available. The Xmas Ale was really tasty. The Old Ale and Pheasant were good ale options. Coffee porter was true to its name. Running Ale was awful. Overall, the beers were solid with Xmas Ale the best option. The sampler was cheap $1 for each.

Berea is about 20 minutes from downtown. There is off-street parking but it is somewhat limited. The building is sort of interesting, it is a refurbished part of downtown Berea. If you ever are in town to see Browns training camp this place is a few minutes from Browns Headquarters.

Saturday 29th of March 2008 11:17:52 AM

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The Cornerstone Brewing company is a NE Ohio mainstay. They have great food, excellent service and limited selection but tasty brews. They brew their own and usually have 5 available. SEVEN is a must for hopheads (of which I am one)and as the story goes, the recipe is to use any 7 hops that they have at hte time of brewing-interesting concept. Every time that I've had it, I've enjoyed, but you cna be sure it will be different with each batch. The atmosphere is very friendly and accomodating. Judging by wait for a table, it's a desirable location for many.