Good drinks, lots of space, food was good for a brewery (we got pretzels, burgers, and beignets, and all of them were finished), and very fast service. Definitely recommend.

A bit of a Chuck E Cheese atmosphere, we really enjoyed the quick service and the great beers like always. My husband wanted to come here specifically to do their bourbon flight but was surprised the one online didn't match the one he got. Fair pricing for it though and he enjoyed the generous pours. We honestly felt out of place as one of the few groups who were there without kids. The place was swarming with children, kids birthdays, baby's running free. Not personally my type of atmosphere. Parking was very limited when we got here but I guess that's a busy Saturday for you. Food was good, we got the cheese curds and pretzel but they were out of quite a few other food items when we were here. May prefer the less child filled Aslin in DC but solid spot.

Great local brewery. Incredibly spacious. Lots on tap, beer and cocktails. I had half pours of IPAs which were all very tasty. We also had the Aslin Lager which was light with lots of flavor. We ordered a 12" pizza with sausage and pepperoni. So so good. It was the perfect date spot on a Friday evening after work. Wheelchair accessible. Friendly staff. Tons of seating. Ordering via QR codes at the table. And apparently there will be outdoor seating once it gets warmer which will be great when we don't want to leave the pup at home.

I often get IPA'S and while I like them relatively well sometimes it's hard to distinguish one IPA from another even if it's from another brewery because the flavor profiles are often so similar. Aslin was a brewery though I've seen a round quite a bit but never really got around to trying until more recent times. I got their IPA, the Maneating Toaster which I really was interested in due to cinnamon and vanilla being featured in the flavor profile. I figured it would be unique. And it was unique and quite memorable. While the cinnamon and vanilla may sound weird it actually works quite well with this milkshake style IPA. The smooth, milky body is a nice feature to this beer too but I really have to give kudos to the brewery for making the flavors play off of each other so well. If you are into creative and experimental tasting beers then definitely try this IPA! Looking forward to exploring more with their other beers!

Love discovering new breweries in other states. We made our own flight since they don't do flights there lol. I esp enjoyed their orange starfish and alba 05. Food there was good too! (Us NJ folks aren't used to that). It was a great space and the service was good.

I came here for lunch on a weekday with 3 others. Free parking was plentiful on the street. Just make sure you review the signage. Food: we ordered the Korean sandwich (came wirh waffle fries) and the Fig cheese pizza. Both were delicious (liked the kimchi in the burger a d the slight heat on the pizza) and we were stuffed and had leftovers. It's seat-yourself (we had to ask since it wasn't clear) and you scan a QR code to place your order online. There is free wifi. It's not intuitive if you're supposed to help yourself to boxes for leftovers (we ended up doing so, they're stacked in the corner, where the there are extra napkins and plasticware). Their beer menu had many options although only a couple for those who like dark or ambers, but not quite stouts. There are three sizes: half pour, full pour, and too much, but no indication of actual ounces on the menu, which would have been helpful, especially if ordering doesn't occur with a waiter to ask! It's pretty chill vibe, with tables but also picnic tables with deep benches. There was a small arcade in the corner and a decent board games selection for kids and adults alike.

Came to Aslins for a happy hour. This place is huge on the inside! Plenty of open space so you don't feel like you are on top of others as you are enjoying your beverage. Now there's not a huge presence of table waiter service because you can order directly at your table through a QR code. The drink menu didn't appeal to me so I just ordered a soda. The smash blt and the pizza fry Cho's were good. The burger was cooked perfectly except for the bacon. I prefer the bacon to be more on the crispy side. The fries here are waffle fries which means they are the perfect amount of crispness. The pizza fries did not disappoint and definitely worth trying out. It also seemed like a place where lots of locals come.

Over the years I've had a few Aslin Beers thanks to friends or bottle shares. Thankfully, I finally got to come and it was relatively unplanned. On a day I purposely set aside for breweries, we were finishing up at one when a few other friends let me know they could meet. Based on where everyone lived, Aslin Beer in Alexandria actually ended up being the move convenient and we had an amazing. Just getting to see a few friends and their kids made this probably my favorite stop of the whole trip. It was easy to find, in an economic park area with their white sign in contrast to the dark building. It was easy to find parking and head inside. The taproom area had high ceilings, same as the brew house which sat at the back behind internal windows. At the front was a separate merchandise shop and what I assume is a private party room. The bar was at the right. We had a big table toward the back, with a lot of other happy people. They don't do flights per se, but you could order short pours of anything so I tried a bunch. They also had a selection of cold cans and bottles for on-premises consumption which we also ended up sharing as the night wore on. We tried a variety of their - things like pretzels, pizza, and other things that go well with beer. It was also trivia night, which we played but I don't know how well we did! The bartenders were excellent, super patient with our group and made it easy to do separate tabs and buy each other drinks. Prices were reasonable for the quality. Also, thank you for doing a sticker swap with me - they had some funny ones! We ended up staying until last call and were the last to leave. If you're a beer fan in the DC area, it's worth heading to an Aslin Beer taproom or brewery!