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What reviewers say about BrewDog

Generated with AI from 61 reviews on Trustburn · updated yesterday

Customers generally describe the venue as a nice place for entertainment, praising the excellent range of beers, friendly staff, and tasty handmade pizzas.
What does BrewDog do?

BrewDog is a craft beer brewery based in Scotland that produces bottled and canned beers in a variety of styles.

Are there any complaints about BrewDog?

The critical reviewers wrote that the food quality was inconsistent, with some pizzas being burnt or lacking flavor, and they noted long wait times and issues with the coffee.

What do people say about BrewDog outside Trustburn?

People outside Trustburn discuss BrewDog's craft beers, such as Punk IPA, and mention that the company also sells spirits like tequila and has a presence on various social media platforms.

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Richard Mcdonald
Reviews 1

Just had a pizza from here and it was ok however its a pizza that is crying out for improvement for a start half of it was almost burnt and there was no flavour in the sauce the base was obviously crispy but floppy the girl who made the pizza was at no fault as she had to serve beer aswell turn the bottom heat down by 20 degrees and make sure the pizza is turned at least once this will stop the burning and cook the pizza evenly don't leave your pizza sauce out of the fridge forever it will lose it's flavour quickly and as for the cheese a little bit of cheddar is required

Stuart N
Reviews 1

Have enjoyed visiting Brewdog in Glasgow and Ellon, I thought why not Peterhead. The staff there were friendly and gave me testers of beer before selecting the one I wanted. The food was also very tasty, which was a vegetarian Pizza. I would suggest if your on a trip to Peterhead and your looking for somewhere to relax and enjoy a drink and a pizza this is the place for you.

Carol Hiles
Reviews 1

Sorry brewdog, as much as I would like to give you 5 stars as I am an equity punk, I cannot.
An hour long wait for a pizza, it was very good when it came, but most of the other pizza's were burnt
You need some serious advice from your friends at the coffee apothecary about coffee, even the waitress agreed that the second attempt was not deserving to be called coffee and gave us a refund
We also changed tables as there is a cold draught (not of the beery kind) blowing through the bar
Unfortunately I was driving, so could not indulge in the beer, as beer spectacles would have been useful

Craig
Reviews 1

The pub was small but nice, modern with a distressed look. I am shocked at the price some of these craft beers are. It's in Peterhead but i would pay similar in Edinburgh or Glasgow. I don't get the current craft beer fad. I own personal opinion is that they do not taste very good. I had the Lost Lager, hoping for a refreshing beveridge. Unfortunately, although is was tasty enough, think tennents, it was overly gassy. To the point 3 of my group couldn't finish their pints. People clearly like this and good on you, go and enjoy. But for me, i need convincing.

gus gus
Reviews 1

Typical Brewdog decor and ambiance. When I went, there were only 2 staff on and one was rushed off her feet just constantly making pizzas. It was the first week after opening so it's understandable but they really need an extra front of house staff member. Great beer obviously.

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About BrewDog

BrewDog is a craft beer brewery based in Scotland that produces bottled and canned beers in a variety of styles.

Back in 2007, James and Martin said sayonara to industrially brewed lagers and stuffy ales and – after brewing their first batch of beer in James' garage – set about making hardcore beers full time.

Both only 24 at the time, James and Martin leased a building, got some scary bank loans and spent all their money on stainless steel.

Luckily the gamble paid off and after just three years, BrewDog has managed to kick-start the UK craft beer revolution and with wave upon wave of cool, contemporary and progressive beers continues to challenge perceptions of beer and brewing the world over.