Zero Gravity Brewery

Nice quiet get-​together with friends here on a snowy Wednesday evening. There were maybe 10 people total in the warm seating area: there was bar seating and communal tables. The beer was quite tasty and two of our party got the extremely good-​value flights, while others got pints and bowls of free popcorn. A very pleasant place to meet up and relax.

Love that it’s DOG FRIENDLY! Got to bring my new puppy in and enjoy some great beer.

Just moved here from NYC. Big fan of the atmosphere and layout of the bar. My new favorite beer is Cone Head. Will be heading back again soon.

Zero Gravity is one of my favorite places to go for a yummy micro brew or two and it has a great atmosphere to meet up with friends.
Great selection of beer which are offered in 10 oz or 16 oz, as well as in a set of 4 as part of a flight in case you can’t decide or want to try more. Some light bites are offered on the menu as well. If you’re a big fan of ZG, you can always grab some merchandise and even cans of brew from the store located within. Cheers!

Nice place. Very clean and inviting. I enjoyed the flight of beers. Apparently this place is affiliated with American Flatbread downtown. Worth a visit.

This is a nice place to hang out with your friends outdoors. I like the little samplers they sell and the whole look is very industrial. It’s nice how they label each sample for you. The beers were a little flavorless but still did the trick. They charge money for popcorn which I think should be free.

We stopped at Zero gravity as our last stop before heading home after a long weekend exploring Stowe and Burlington. I’m so glad that we stopped!
The brewery is super cute with ample parking and beautiful art work. I got a flight of 4 of their beers at a ridiculously inexpensive price. Zero gravity is known for doing traditional styles really well. We didn’t see any crazy barrel aged this or that, just really solid lagers, IPA’s, porters, etc. and for that I was thankful. It’s a great place to stop and have a few beers, and their merchandise is really nice too!

We stopped in here on a Sunday afternoon during a brewery day tour in Burlington and were very happy with their offerings. Their beer tasted great and the service was fast and friendly. We had to leave earlier than expected because we wanted to make it to another brewery before they closed in 45 minutes.

Beautiful outdoor area and nicely designed, as well as dog-​friendly indoor area. Zero Gravity had a really cool vibe, friendly staff, and delicious beers. The flights were a little larger than what we had experienced at other breweries. The beers were good and the crowd was very social.
As an added bonus, you have Queen City Brewery across the street and Switchback about a quarter of a mile away should you be walking or looking to tour a concentrated area of breweries.

Amazing. This may be my heaven on earth. Get a flight and a pretzel and enjoy! I really liked how clean and open everything was. I had a split choice of what IPA to choose and the bar tender was kind and willing to explain the differences. By far the Green State Lager was my favorite, I took a six pack to go.

I’m not a big beer fan, but I love the atmosphere at Zero Gravity Brewery. It’s very quiet and open. There’s a large seating area outside so it’s perfect for chilling outside with a few beers while enjoying this amazingly warm weather we’ve been having. The inside space isn’t very large, but I like how it’s not noisy but not abandoned either. You can get a flight of 4 to sample (5 oz cups), which means you only have to eliminate 1 beer. My favorite is the Little Wolf, which is a pale ale that’s not so pale with a semi-​sweet initial taste and a bit of a bitter aftertaste. I’m not a huge fan of the aftertaste, but the initial taste is my favorite. The bitterness isn’t very noticeable. I drank a few sips before I tasted it. This was the most fragrant out of all the beers I tried. My second favorite is the Green State Lager, which is a pilsner. It’s taste is very refreshing and mild.
The location of Zero Gravity Brewery is nice as it doesn’t have the parking problems or business of downtown. If you can’t find parking in its lot, you can easily park behind Soyo next door or eat your froyo on Zero Gravity’s patio. It’s a mutually beneficial relationship :).
Happy drinking!

Zero Gravity Brewery offers great beers and ciders, friendly staff, and an awesome atmosphere! The outdoor deck is great on nice weather days.

I’ve never had a flight where I enjoyed all of the beers until coming here. Each had me wanting more and the environment was very relaxed so you could sit back and enjoy every sip.

Love to seek out local micro brew places while traveling. This one came up short. I didn’t care for their IPA at all. Bland is the best word I can use to describe it. They only had one IPA to try. My wife tried a light beer, I think it was a pilsner, she had the same impression – bland. No food served here. They sell food right next door, but you can’t bring it in. We moved on to another resturant.

4 beers on draft that can be served in a flight. amazing outdoor seating area. loved the IPA and Pale Ale. great location. it was recommended to us by the staff at Switchback Brewery around the corner, and it was a prefect recommendation!

Loved this place. Their beers were delicious and I loved the environment. Great place to come hang out with friends and grab some beers. Has a nice outside space as well!

Great little brewery in Burlington. They have an amazing outdoor area and the inside décor is very schnazzy. The beers were pretty good. I tried them all but nothing really stood out to me. Bartender was very friendly and the beer was reasonably priced. Cool merch too. AND I found $ 20 in the parking lot. Good little visit!

Came as part of a tour, and had a wonderful flight. I typically prefer darker beers, but the lighter, less malty selection tonight was delicious. Major kudos to the Bretthead! I could drink that for days.
Can’t wait to return.

A long-​time fan of Zero Gravity beers served at Flatbread downtown, we decided to check out the new stand-​alone brewery. The location is convenient, although parking is a bit tight, and they did a great job with both the interior design and the porch. We started with the beer sampler, a order of popcorn and a soft pretzel (the only food options to date). The flights were VERY generous and the beer was terrific! The pretzel was served with some super tastey mustards. The popcorn was severely over-​priced, though, and extremely stale. I consider myself a bit of a popcorn aficionado (popping it fresh almost daily at home) and recommended to the older male bartender (salt and pepper flecked hair) that it could be ‘recharged’ by popping it in a dry oven for a few moments. With a an extremely rude air and a pose that suggested he had a stick up his rear, the bar tender (perhaps manager?) insisted that it wasn’t possible that popcorn was stale and that it was popped continuously… I was shocked by his response so I observed his interactions with other customers, which were also less than amiable.
Regardless, I’d give it a 5 for the beers, location and ambiance, but the service was (from one particular gentleman) abysmal, bringing my rating down to a 3.

Zero Gravity opens its own facility independent of American Flatbread and its an awesome spot to chill outside and enjoy the sunshine! I originally wasn’t a fan of their beers but I’ve come around to see the beauty of their beers on a sunny day. Refreshing, light and won’t leave you light-​headed, the beers by Zero Gravity pairs perfectly with their outdoor deck in the summer. In addition to allowing outside food, they also provide a few small snacks to munch on