We stopped here on a rainy Saturday in the early afternoon and didn't know what to expect. We parked our car halfway up on the sidewalk, which seemed like the thing to do and walked in. The entrance is very grimy and warehouse-ish, but once you're inside, while it's like being in someone's basement bar, it seemed clean and oddly inviting. We were mainly there to purchase some of their barleywine (called Gratitude) and were able to do so with ease. Just as we were starting to get some samples of the beers they had on tap, a tour group came pouring (no pun intended) out of a door that I had previously thought led to walk-in refrigerator. Given that fact, it had quite the clown car effect. Before we knew it, the whole area around the bar was filled with people waiting for samples and ready to make purchases, so we split with the beers we had purchased and vowed to stop back next time we're in the neighborhood. We couldn't have been there for more than 10 minutes, so the whole thing was a whirlwind but enough of a positive experience for me to recommend it.