Library Alehouse

“Loved this place, glad we could stop by here for some lovely food and drinks…. We were a bigger group of 8 and they do have sitting in the back for big groups but guess 8 was the upper limit… I tried BEYOND BURGER and it was good, not great but liked it overall. My friends tried protein plate, fish and taco etc and everyone loved the food I also had tequila based cocktail which was nice The server was very kind and the vibe of the place was good Overall would surely recommend visiting them if you are in the area”

“We order just drinks and chips and salsa. The atmosphere is good, nice place and friendly to dogs. Good place to bring your laptop and get some work done. I wish there were no screens but this is just a personal preference. Oh, and the library decorations is definitely a very cool thing!”

“Very nice place, delicious food, large portions, and a great selection of craft beer. We ordered the taco plate and salad with avocado. Everything was excellent. The service was wonderful. Thank you very much!”

“This spot offers something for every taste, from a well thought out food menu to an impressive beer lineup. Everything felt carefully curated and enjoyable. It is the kind of place that makes you want to relax, stay a little longer, and plan your next visit before you even leave.”

“The library Alehouse is exactly what you expect. Average bar food and okay beers. The michelada that I got was the worst one I've ever had! The Tajin rim was mediocre. We were sat right next to the restroom. I felt uncomfortable being there. I felt constant stares. Maybe because I was the only person of color besides my partner. The fish tacos were okay, nothing to rave about. The portion is appropriate for the price. The Steak and fries were also just okay. My significant other said the steak needed seasoning. He also mentioned it was a bit cold, too. Our friend said he liked the burger. The service was very slow. The waitress only came to our table twice, to take the order and drop off the food. Overall, this place was not my cup of tea.”