- Phone
- (708) 846-5511
- Website
- middlebrowbeer.com
- Address
- 2840 W Armitage Ave, Chicago, Illinois, 60647
Middle Brow Beer Company is a neighborhood brewery in Logan Square, Chicago, known for its pizza and sourdough bakery. It offers a variety of beers including IPAs and sours, with events like pizza stretching classes and bagel pop-ups that draw locals and visitors alike.
Vibe: cozy bungalow atmosphere
Beer styles
- IPA
- Sour
Good to know
- Taproom
- Food / kitchen
- Dog-friendly
- Patio / outdoor seating
- Events
- Family-friendly
- Brewery tours
About Middle Brow Beer Company
Located in the vibrant Logan Square neighborhood, Middle Brow Beer Company is a unique blend of brewery, natural winery, and pizzaria. Founded by Pete and Polly, the space features a cozy bungalow atmosphere with a focus on craft beers like IPAs and sours, complemented by fresh sourdough breads and pizzas. The menu includes bagels from Beachwater Bagels on weekends, and the brewery hosts regular events such as pizza stretching classes and community fundraisers for local food banks. With hours that extend into the evening, Middle Brow is a perfect spot for casual gatherings or more formal private parties.
- Founded
- 2014 · Pete, Polly
- Hours
- Tues / 8a - 10p / pastries, tavern lunch & dinner Wed-Fri / 8a - 10p / pastries, lunch & dinner Sat / 9a-10p / bagels, pastries, brunch & dinner Sun / 9a - 9p / bagels, pastries, brunch & dinner
- Hours change; confirm with the brewery before visiting.
Highlights
- Sourdough pizzaria
- Pizza stretching classes
- Community bagel pop-ups
- Year-round outdoor beer garden
- Family-friendly events
Frequently asked questions
Does Middle Brow have food?
Yes, they offer a menu that includes sourdough breads and pizzas.
Is Middle Brow dog-friendly?
Yes, pets are welcome at Middle Brow.
What styles does Middle Brow brew?
They focus on IPAs and sours.
When did Middle Brow open?
The brewery was founded in 2014.
Does Middle Brow offer tours?
Yes, they provide tours for groups of 15+ or private parties.
