St. Joseph Brewery

“Great beer, great food, great atmosphere, and great location.”

Jason H★★★★★

Very nice brewery/restaurant in a converted church. They’ve kept the feel of the church quite nicely. The brewery tap list is solid, focusing mostly in traditional German and Belgian styles. I had the hefe and the kolsch which were both solid. The menu is solid. I got the Jambalaya, which was excellent, particularly the shrimp which were perfectly grilled. I will note that I tried to stop by on a Friday and they were closed for a private event. I was able to visit the following day instead, but might be worth calling ahead if you don’t have a flexible schedule

Mel Brousseau★★★★

While on the drive back home, I was looking for a spot for us to stop and have dinner. St. Joseph's immediately caught my attention. The church was established in 1873, and in 1949 ended it's history as a Catholic parish. Then in 2015, it opened as the Brewery & Public House. Visually, this place is amazing. I loved how they kept some key elements of the church. Lots of wood, domed ceilings, a few wooden pews, and seating available in the loft. We arrived shortly before Music Bingo (which is on Mondays at 7:00), so were able to enjoy that, even though we didn't actively play. Our bartender wa

Tianshuo “Frank” Bai★★★★

food is not bad but might need to pay more attention on the hygiene side; service is good; atmosphere is pretty nice in a church-like environment with lots of brewing tanks

Mateo Gebon★★★★★

I stopped by this brewery while it was fairly quiet, but I enjoyed my time there. The staff seemed professional, and the bar was pleasant to sit at. The beers were good, and of mostly traditional styles. It’s quite a nice place to while away some time. The reuse of the church makes for a very scenic setting. It’s definitely a good place to meet up with friends, and I’d visit again if I’m in Indianapolis again.