Came here for an early Sunday dinner and there was plenty of seating. The beer menu is diverse with more than just IPAs like many small breweries (which is a huge plus as a non-IPA drinker). We tasted about four beers/ciders for free, which was nice. They also have flight sizes for $2 each. The Fuzzy Peach was a perfect summer beer and don't let the name fool you, it tastes like a true Belgian and was not overly peachy in the least. I opted to order the Brisket Patty Melt. BRIM lost one star because the food was very bland. The patty melt promised tasty brisket, grilled onions and mushroom, and horseradish aioli, but it was very plain. The meat was very tender, but had hardly any flavor and I ended up asking for more of the aioli, which actually wasn't very horseradish-y. My mom ordered the burger and also said it was quite bland. I'm hoping as a new restaurant, they'll work out the kinks in the kitchen because it is a great space with good beer.