ERIS Brewery & Cider House

“lovely local brewery, female owned at a historic masonic temple. most of the interior has been repurposed from the old masonic (see the radiators used to make handrails, and benches are from old woodwork in the building). are owner was so sweet to give me a private tour on the CAC open house. ciders are amazing!”

“A great place to spend time outdoors with the family. The food itself is good—the fried pickles, in particular, deserve a special mention (they’re delicious!)—and the price-to-portion ratio is reasonable. Plus, they offer a great selection of beers, ciders, and cocktails! Only paid street parking is available.”

“Tried this spot out after having the pedestrian cider at another local brewery. Did not disappoint! Such a great collection of classic and seasonal flavors of cider. They have 2 pre made flights or you can get small pours to try other combinations for relatively cheap. Our favorites were the blush (cherry), just the Mo (so cool- almost like a combo of cider and white wine with a peachy aftertaste, and the classic pedestrian. They had a bunch of fun holiday flavors as well like the hazelnut which were fun to try but not sure if I could have a full pour of! Nice to sit at the bar and hear from the bartender. The cidery sits in a really cool old brick building and they have a nice outdoor area as well. Definitely stop by!”

“I think this was a one of my better experiences. The dishes were nice; however I have to say the sides were better than man part of the entree. We had the brisket and the cider braised chicken. I believe the brisket while flavorful was a bit tough, and the chicken was good, but the flavor was mainly in the skin of the chicken. For what the dishes cost I would just like the main part of them to be the center piece. I will say the ciders were great, it was a great atmosphere, and they have so many reasons to return, so I'll be back with friends for sure. This place is worth a try 👍🏿👍🏿...”

“Has some great vegan options which are clearly labeled, the Fried Pickles especially were amazing. Though the Handhelds section of the menu that the Wrap is in says "All handhelds come with potato chips." mine was served with tortilla chips. As far as I know there was not an option to choose which sort of chip for a side so I believe they have just changed their offering for Handheld sides, and recommend the menu be changed to be more accurate.”