Cognito Brewing - Bangor

Paid $12 for a burger worth about $6 We drive past pretty often going to Kalamazoo so we have been wanting to visit. The building looks amazing and the inside does not disappoint. We came for dinner and both ordered burgers since nothing else really called to us on the menu. They were alright but nowhere worth the price of $12. We will not be back.

Drove by this brewery on a Sunday on our way to South Haven, and knew we had to stop on our way home. Very cool historical building that makes for a great atmosphere. The bartender and owner were there, and told us about the different beers. They also have a charm for tag-a-brew, if you collect them. I would definitely check this place out again!

Absolutely terrible experience. It took them an hour and 45 minutes to serve half of our order, and they prioritized several other tables that arrived after us. We ended up leaving before receiving the rest of our food. Their excuse was that they don't have a commercial kitchen. If that's the case, they shouldn't advertise themselves as a restaurant.

Stopped in on a whim and I did read the other reviews so I was skeptical. We went on a Saturday at 12:15, and there were only 4 other people there so we didn 't have to wait at all. The bartender/ owner was really nice and helped us choose some food and beer. He gave a sample of the beer so that helped me choose what to order, I settled on a Saison. Since they brew their own beer it changed time to time. The food was ok. This is why I gave only 4 stars. I had a wrap which was really just some goat cheese, tomato and lettuce inside a pita. My husband had the turkey wrap, very similar but with the addition of turkey. The way the menu is written, we thought the romaine lettuce was the wrap and since we watch carbs we were excited for that. Then we found out no, the pita was the wrap. We also had a hummus and veggie plate which was good. The coffee was brewed in a French press! And it was damn good!! My husband was stoked about this! So the coolest part of this is the building itself, which is an old grain elevator. The upstairs is where the grain rooms were and after some renovation you can walk through each room, my kids called it a maze! They hold events there, mainly weddings. For this reason they are closed on a lot of the weekends during the summer months. They said to call during the summer to see if they are open on weekend nights. They have a very eclectic vibe, and every thing that is a part of their decor was collected and placed there. The tables don 't match, chairs don 't match, silverware is all over the place, and all your drinks will come in different glasses. Every the coffee creamers are varied, and some antiques! Their mug club uses hand blown glass mugs. I mean how cool! Anyway, check them out. You won 't be mad you stopped in.

Went back to give another chance... still horrible beer and food. service sucks and prices are ridiculous... I tried