Had a great time here celebrating a friend's kid birthday. Very welcoming! Surprisingly almost all of the benches were booked for an event. They prob had at least 3-4 separate parties going all at once. The videos games were nostalgic and a nice touch to bring young and old together. We enjoyed it very much! Easily accessible from the Rhode Island metro station. When you come out you make a right onto the ramp that connects to a hiking trail. The stairs to city state brewery is not far from there. Maybe a 5mins walk. Plenty of people on the trail, felt very safe during the daytime. There is a graffiti wall coming down the ramp.

Great space to grab a beer (or several non-alcoholic beverages) with friends. There is plenty of seating inside to spread out and be with a large group! There was a pet adoption event on Sunday, so I imagine it's pet friendly typically!

Do you ever walk into a location and you can just instantly tell that it's a pillar in its local community? That's how I fell coming into City-State. It was jumping, as it should be on a Sunday after noon! It was full of young families, big groups, and couples young and old alike. The fact this brewery welcomed this array of people with open arms really shows that it's a place for all. The beers were great! And the food truck was slinging delicious pizza too. But what I was really blown away by was the atmosphere here. Being able to play a board game, and enjoy being around people being people. People playing arcade games, board games, toddlers meeting each other, and enjoying being around people human. I think that was the best part about city state.

Really like their beer but this was the first time trying the brewery after seeing it from the metro for quite a while. It's an easy reach from the MBT, but is a little more creative approach coming from the street. Overall the environment is really lively and inviting with an assortment of arcade games and bench seating. There's a variety of things for kids, and I can see why it's a popular parent destination. The staff is very friendly and helpful in navigating the beer list, which isn't overwhelmingly long but does have a good spectrum of different styles. I'm partial to IPAs so sampled some of their stronger options, but enjoyed a dunkelweisen which is a style I'd never had before. Like a couple other breweries they don't have a kitchen but have a regular rotation of food trucks, which is a better option in my opinion. Overall a great business that I'm looking forward to visiting again.

City-State Brewing - The Perfect Finish Line for a Fun Day! Imagine this: I'm walking through the city with a group of people from Outerly, meeting new faces, sharing stories, and enjoying the day. After a 1.5-mile walk filled with great conversations and sunny weather, we all end up at City-State Brewing, ready for a cold drink. And let me tell you, it was *the* perfect way to end the adventure. I went straight for their Oktoberfest, and after that warm walk, it was exactly what I needed -- crisp, refreshing, and full of flavor. It had that perfect blend of maltiness and lightness that made it easy to sip and savor. The venue itself was spacious, with an easygoing vibe that made it feel like we could relax and hang out for hours. Shoutout to Kyle, the bartender, who made the experience even better. He was friendly, knew his stuff about the brews, and made us feel right at home with his recommendations and great service. Whether you're finishing a day out or just looking for a chill place to enjoy some well-crafted beer, City-State Brewing is the spot to be. It's got the brews, the vibe, and the service to make you want to come back again and again.

Stopped by here on the Bike Trail. I like the other bike trail locations this one didn't have a discount, but that was okay. We wanted to change it up and get cocktails on draft and both of ours- the Brat Summer and Very Demure ones were delicious. We could sit and chat and play some of the board games there. They had some BBQ pop up in the corner which looked delicious. Board games provided and toms of visiting doggies!

This is a nice stop on a Metropolitan Branch Trail bar hop. Their beer is great, and the space is huge and welcoming, though it was a bit of a strange vibe when we visited. Despite being a pleasant Sunday afternoon for a good stroll or bike ride, there were only two other people in the whole place, and it was dead quiet. Other notes: + The Kingman Extra stout is terrific, so I highly recommend it. + This would be a great space with a group or family. + No food during our visit, but it looks like they have food trucks occasionally. + They are only about a 5 minute walk on the trail from either Metrobar or Dew Drop Inn. Hit all three in one day and have a real adventure, I say.

This is a great brewery right on the MBT. It's also easily accessible from the Rhode Island Ave Metro stop on the red line. They have both indoor and outdoor space. Inside, they have some arcade games. Outside, they have picnic tables and a view of the trail. There is usually a food stand where you can buy a meal. I tried the Orange Cat Energy saison and the Spring Spice Belgian ale. They were both delicious. The brewery is very family-friendly. There were a lot of toddlers and babies. Dogs are also welcome outside.

Cool new to me brewery right off the bike path at the Rhode Island Red line metro stop. The staff are friendly and helpful. The open space is bright and lots of seating. They have a lot of video games to entertain kids or the kid in you. Most nights there is a food truck - check their website. The beer is fairly average for this craft beer snob but not bad. We came on a comedy night which was kind of cool for a small venue watching some up and comers try out their new material.