The Brewerie at Union Station

Definitely a place you should visit at least one time if you're ever in Erie.

Unique vibe, used to be a train station and it shows. The place is clean and renovated, food is better than most restaurants I've been to in Erie. I have lived here for 15 years by the way!

The food is great, I got the fish and chips, definitely would try it again. I feel the need to add that the fish was perfectly cooked. My mom got a burger which looked good, and she was able to confirm my suspicions.

Multiple bars within the location, also, really nice beer glasses (My personal delectation). There is an outdoor bar upstairs that is right on a train railway, a very interesting atmosphere to find yourself in.

Before or after you sit down for a meal, there is much to do while you're in here, this place is more than just a restaurant. A lot of places to walk around and see, I'm actually not sure how to express this.. It's kind of like a little museum I suppose. Old-fashioned.

The service is exceptional, there really isn't much more to say about it than, simply great. Also, don't be shy! The people here seem really friendly with one another. I was actually shy myself during my first visit.

Go on Google and check out the photos of the place. This will help you understand more of what my review is trying to express.

All-in-all, The Brewerie at Union Station is quite a unique experience. IF you have not been here, you must visit at least one time!!

Everything about our experience was great- ambiance, service, and food. Beers were great. Would definitely recommend the buffalo chicken soup as a starter.

Afternoon bartender Michael was so helpful selecting the right beers. Dinner and service here alway top notch.

Very cool vibe here; it used to be a train station! Our server was very sweet. Drinks took a little while to come out, but my razberry cheesecake martini with a graham cracker rim was amazing! My husband liked both beers he got. Appetizers came out quickly! I really liked the fried pirogies with horseradish cream sauce. I also liked my sister in laws bbq nachos! For mains I got the Mac and cheese with pulled pork. It was good but nothing crazy. Definitely a cool place to visit!

We had a fun evening at this brew pub. We unexpectedly showed up on an art night with dozens of pieces of local art for sale. We enjoyed sampling beer and walking around the old train station filled with eclectic artwork. We did eventually get around to being seated for dinner.

Food, beer and service were all good. My favorite beer was the delicious coffee cream ale. We had burgers, cooked to order, and enjoyed them.

We'd definitely visit again if in Erie.

Food was amazing service was a bit slow atmosphere is really cool it's a must stop if your into good food and drinks along 20's 30's decor. Just be ready to not be checked on often. Server was attentive when she did come to table but waited awhile after done eating. Let's see if the walk around has any spooky surprises lol.

After a chilly day a fundraising walk and tour of a college campus we settled on a brew pub for some warm comfort food. The wait staff was very attentive and helpful.

My girls tried the flight ever made soda to figure out which one they liked the most. One of the root beer in the other the grape soda.

I had two of there ales and they were pretty tasty.

I had the black and blue burger with fries which was cooked to my liking. My girlfriend had the pierogies. (why I only twitch a little from their menu not using the e on the end). She really enjoyed them.

My kids both had pasta dishes, but I didn't get a picture because they were goofing off each time I took it typical teens.

We also had the Buffalo nachos for an appetizer, but I couldn't get that in a photo either. The nachos for good and definitely spicy.

I will definitely come back for another meal here

My family and I were visiting from Maryland and The Brewerie was highly recommended. We were an hour away, so we called to make a reservation for 5. They said they weren't accepting reservations and had an event later, but we could get a table. After driving for an hour and paying for parking, we were told that they were not seating anymore, even in the bar. We left the nearly empty restaurant and found a local BBQ place called Underdog BBQ. Fitting, because felt like underdogs at The Brewerie.

Buffalo chicken soup 7/10. Spice of the hot sauce builds upon each bite. Thickness is good. Mirepoix cooked well, I would probably cut the amount of carrots in half though. Definitely could use some more chicken, it was either diced so small that it was unnoticeable or there wasn't much in there at all. Carrots and celery were a nice touch, you can kinda dip them in there to eat them too.

Cubano 7/10. Needs more pork, maybe could be a little juicier too, and more mustard flavor. The mustard seed looks nice, but doesn't bring a lot of flavor with it. After reheating half the sandwich at home, I added regular yellow mustard, and another slice of pickle. Great improvement.

Stopped in as it was passing through town and got here l here right after they opened. Ordered the BBQ pulled pork tacos, a side of fries, and the Silk Bomb Milk Stout