Maumee Bay Brewing Company

Teddy Perdik 2 months ago

I recently relocated to Toledo from Charleston and was in search of a something with history and pleasant atmosphere. I’m pumped that I came across this gem in Toledo. The vibe is chill and interactive. The staff is very friendly and beer flights are seriously underpriced for the quality of taste, body and hops. I’ve currently only gone twice but both times Trish and Ny (sp?) have been attentive, witty, and friendly. Food is excellent, especially for a brewery/bar feel. Board and card games available for grabs. Great first date spot, will definitely be back.

Lisa Warnke 3 months ago

Had my son’s wedding rehearsal dinner on Friday. Everything exceeded our expectations. Natalie was amazing to work with when planning the event. Her emails and communication were very prompt. The building and private room have a lot of character . On the day of, the food was delicious and the service was fantastic. Stacey and Emma were amazing servers who worked tirelessly all evening to make sure all our needs were met. Highly recommend Maumee Bay!

Shayne Perkins 4 months ago

Fantastic service, good beer, and good pizza. The menu looks creative but we were only there for a snack before a 2 hour drive.

Donna Tinker 4 months ago

Nice old building. My husband loved all the beers he got in his sampler. The menu items sound really good. Ordered and shared the walleye sandwich and the salmon BLT, added a side of Brussels sprouts and upgraded some fries. Fries were fresh cut and decent. Chips pretty good. Brussel sprouts were super greasy, same with battered walleye, salmon seemed a little undercooked and bacon was greasy. We were here 8 years ago with friends and I don't remember not enjoying the food. Well, at least the beer was good according to hubby. Not really worth $55. Have a beer and eat somewhere else.

Waffles a year ago

Stopped by Maumee Bay Brewing Company and, of course, had to try their Giant Pretzel ($17.50)—and it absolutely lived up to its name! This was hands down the biggest and thickest pretzel I’ve ever had. The texture was spot on: a slight crisp on the outside with a soft, pillowy inside. You get a choice of a sweet seasonal dip or beer cheese; we went with the sweet option, which was a cinnamon butter. Unfortunately, the dip was a little disappointing—it came straight from the fridge and was too firm to spread easily. If I had to do it again, I’d go for the beer cheese instead. Since we skipped the beer cheese with the pretzel, we decided to try the Beer Cheese Soup ($7 for a bowl) instead of just a cup. It was a bit on the salty side, but dipping the pretzel in it balanced it out. We also got a 6-drink sample ($8.25), which was fun but nothing particularly standout. Still, it’s a good way to try a variety if you’re unsure what to get. Overall, the pretzel was the star, but I’d recommend going with the beer cheese unless you prefer sweet flavors or aren’t a fan of cheese. The brewery itself has a cool and cozy atmosphere, making it a great spot to hang out. Would definitely come ba