Stonehome Brewing Company

The facility was clean and the staff was nice. We went in and ordered several different pizzas total 90.00. The pizzas are only 11 no other sizes, so we thought 11 really good pizzas. That wasn't the case. The pizzas were baked around the edges, flat as cardboard also with the toppings and the sauce was very little if at all. Each pizza was 15.50 to 16.50 per piece. Our own creation was 23.25. For the size of pizzas and the non-existence of substance they were not worth the price.

I recently tried the Stromboli at this restaurant and it was the best I've ever had. The marinara sauce was also exceptional. The prices are a bit high, but the food is worth it. The house beer is also quite tasty, especially if you enjoy craft beer.

Great brewery, great restaurant, great atmosphere! We had the Rusty Tractor Pizza and the Boomtown Pizza. Both were some of the best pizzas we ever tasted, and we traveled very well. The beer was also excellent. My wife had a flight of 4 beers and I had a few Laifrons IPAs. I would highly recommend after a long day at Theodore Roosevelt National Park or at any time a great beer and meal. I wish we had this in Atlanta.

Beautiful interior. Quiet and comfortable to eat and enjoy entertainment. Good food. Wonderful service! Brittany was as charming as it was efficient. We are tourists from California and they made our visit feel special!

I called at 10:30am to pre-order for dine-in at 11:30. I was told it was fine, just to call back at 11am. When I called at 11am, I confirmed twice that we would be dining in. However, when we arrived, our food was packed for pick up. Although I was willing to eat out of the containers, the waitress was rude and said her manager had instructed them not to serve dine-in orders. I explained that I had called ahead to confirm, but the service did not improve. My salad had unwanted meat and the pretzel was tough, with the wrong dressing. Despite being frequent customers, this visit was disappointing.