If you are in Amanora mall, this place is a must visit if you love crafted beers and need to spend the day in a laid back environment. The interiors and wooden furnishings contribute to a antique but an elegant view. They even have an area where you can see the brewery in action. The bar menu consists of decent variety of in house brewed beers as well as other alcoholic drinks and mocktails. The food menu is also quite vast consisting of bites, mains as well as burgers and pastas. They have an ongoing goan fest, where delicacies of Goa have been incorporated in the menu. Coming to the food we tried: - Gunpowder Fries: Basically french fries sprinkled with a spicy and tangy flavoured spice (named gunpowder). Unique taste, far better than the original french fries. - TJ's Onion Rings: Onion rings crusted in spent grain served with a barbeque sauce. The rings were perfectly crisp and crunchy. Good option if you are looking for something to have your beer with. - Fettucini Alfredo: White sauce pasta cooked in cheese sauce alongwith fresh seasonal vegetables. The chessy flavour was a bit insignificant, but the veggies made it satisfactory. - Prawns Calamari: Prawns in chickpea batter deep fried and served with a green chutney. Basically prawns pakora. The texture of prawns alongside the mint chutney gave it a distinct taste. - Thai style Chilli Chicken: Chicken marinated in thai spices and cooked in chilli garlic sauce. Tender chicken pieces with a spicy flavour makes it a must try. - Tandoori Mushroom: I not a mushroom fan, but I must say this dish did impress me. Mushroom marinated in tandoori spices and yogurt gave it a refreshing new taste. Definitely recommended. - Goan Fish Curry: Fish cooked in a coconut based spicy red chilli curry. The fish was perfectly cooked and soft enough to break on touch. Though I felt the flavour of coconut bit overpowering, the gravy did taste great with steamed rice. - Chicken Vindaloo: Vindaloo basically is a part of portuguese cuisine which means meat marinated in vinegar, garlic and wine. This dish is known for its tangy and spicy flavour. Chicken pieces were succelent and the gravy complimented well with butter naan. Must try if ypu love spicy things. - Blackout: A delectable contrivance of dark chocolate cake topped with dark chocolate sauce. Perfect way to end to a meal gratified. Overall a must try place if you are looking for a brewery with good food and a great ambience.

A good place to have fresh drinks. The interiors are really good and attracts on first notice. Been here for very first time and staff suggested very good combos to try. We had Pale gale ale and tried different coolers. As a first time experience it was really good. The quantity of food is average and so as taste. Very economic place. Slow and soothing music and comfortable sitting arrangements.