About

Our brewhouse founders and original owners, Anthony Cook, and Kyle and Lindsey Hackbarth, dreamed of a brewpub that would honor both our city’s brewing legacy and the hub built by King and Peters. And in October of 2020, they succeeded, opening our doors amid pandemic-laced fanfare. Just over two years later, Cartridge Brewing was acquired by Cleveland’s Saucy Brew Works, becoming the 6^th brewpub in their Ohio-Michigan beer empire. But that’s not really where the story ends …

“The historic nature of our brewhouse, where so many people have a story to tell about their grandparents working here, or what they remember about this place when they were kids … that’s so important to us, to carry that tradition, to tap into the roots of our area and honor it the right way,” says Adam Mills, head brewer.

We tell these stories every day, through our beer, our food, and our persistence in creating a community within these aged walls. It’s who we are – a brewpub that’s honoring the past, brewing the future.