Manhattan Project Beer Co.

We came here not really knowing what to expect and left very happy. We had three arepas: caprese, pulled pork, and beef. All three were divine. So juicy and full of flavor, genuinely incredible food. Service was very quick, everybody was very nice, no complaints there at all. I don't drink beer. I took a sip of my husband's and actually enjoyed it, which says a lot. He was very happy with his. The space is great for hanging out. They have an inside and outside area, a section for private parties which was being used for a birthday while we were there, and a small merch corner. We even bought a t-shirt. My husband loves it. Parking is somewhat limited, a couple of rows, but nothing terrible. The floor was a little sticky but it's a bar, things get spilled, I understand that. Bathrooms were very clean. Overall a really good time. Enjoyed every minute of it and we will absolutely come back. P.S. My ratings are based on whether I believe I could make a better or healthier version at home. If food/drinks/service impress me, I'll be happy to come back. If not, the stars reflect that.

Our first brewery of the day was Manhattan Project Beer Co. It’s a cool brewery with a nice patio but we chose to sit at the bar. They are open early and we arrived around 10 am. We were told both breakfast and lunch was available. We got 2 flights of beer. I ordered the chicken and waffles and my wife ordered the chicken fingers. I added the house made salsa to my scrambled eggs and it was pretty good. The texture on the chicken fingers was crisp and they tasted great. The waffles were good as well. They were served with a flavored butter. I would have preferred some syrup but they were good as is. My favorite beers were the Double Half Life, the Wheat Wine (a bonus pour from the bartender) and the Black Matter Nitro. All 3 were delicious. We also had great service from the bar staff. We would definitely come back if time allows.

Arepa was seriously delicious—crispy on the outside, soft on the inside, and generously filled. It felt like real comfort food, but still thoughtful and well-executed. The beer selection was also a standout: plenty of options, with a good mix of familiar favorites and more interesting, varied choices if you feel like trying something new. The space itself is warm and inviting. Inside, it has that cozy-but-not-cramped feel where you can actually hear the people you’re with, but it still has energy. The outdoor patio was a really nice surprise: well-appointed, comfortable seating, and thoughtful lighting that made it feel charming even on a 53-degree February evening. With a light jacket, it was totally workable and actually pretty beautiful. All in all, it’s the kind of place that works for both a casual hang and a slightly more “let’s make this feel special” night out—good food, great drinks, and a space you genuinely want to stay in for a while.

Visited this place on a weekday, great vibe and a wide variety of beers, especially the flight options. Mocktails were good too. Food was disappointing though: hummus was fine, but fries were cold and unsalted, and the chicken wings weren’t good. Service was slow, both for ordering and food delivery. With better food and faster service, this place could be much better. Right now, it falls short.

Nice atmosphere. Customers order beer & food at counter. I did not see more than one register to order food & drink. No signs. Not sure why tips start at 18% if SERVICE is minimal. Clean. Witnessed majority of customers placing empty glasses on bar counter. Nachos missing jalapeños- wasn't going to stand in line for them. Chicken & nachos were good. Nice staff.