Love this place ! Great atmosphere and an awesome staff make this a real treasure to the Burlington micro brewery community.

Dog friendly brewery. Ample seating. Friendly staff. You can order pizza next door and they'll deliver it. Multiple non alcoholic options. European mostly German style beers with a Czech Pilsner option. $7-16oz $5-12oz $4-6oz $10/flight of 4

Queen City is fairly unique because they brew a lot of beer styles that most other area breweries do not. The focus here is on European Styles. My very favorite is their Yorkshire Porter. My husband is always thrilled to have an ESB or the Raushbier. The bartenders are well informed about their products and the decor is appealing.

Checked out another one of the many breweries in Burlington. It happens to be attached to a pizza place. Queen City is good even for just the beer though. Lively atmosphere without being noisy and way crowded. The bar area isn't that big, but there's enough room for a group. A lot of people who come here know about it because of the pizza place that shares the same building. In fact, you can order a pizza from there at the bar and they'll bring it. They're actually another business, so this will just focus on the beers though. It's about $7 a pint. The beer menu has a variety on tap. Best one we had was the Poludnitsa, a Czech Pilsner. Great taste and it wasn't filling. It's light at 5% ABV. This has a bright spicy hop finish. Lots of ales and lagers to choose. These of course go good with a pizza. Get some beers. It has a ton to choose from. There's also the pizza place if wanting to eat something.

QCB has a good sized space and is conveniently across the street from Zero Gravity so we ended up here after trying for a table across the street. The beers are fun and mainly international which I liked, but after trying 2 flights I couldn't find too much I wanted to drink more of. The staff was friendly and for a Friday night the place was fairly empty and relaxed so it was a nice way to unwind after a long day.

A friend and I really enjoyed Queen City brewing! It truly is more of a brewery than a bar, which was really cool. You can see all the tanks where they brew their beer. I tried a couple of their dark beers and they were tasty. The service was friendly and they're pet friendly, so we saw a couple of cute puppies as well. If you're nearby, it's worth a stop!

Ended our brewery hop at Queen City Brewery on Sunday evening. Focused on old world styles, they have a huge selection and truly care about the beer they serve up. Quality: Loved the massive selection of old world beer at Queen City Brewery. We made our way through Flights of Munich Dunkel, Rauchbier, Jazz From Hell, and Barge Canal, as well as Mailbock, Steinbier, Psycho Keller, and Monk of Underhill. While it is tough to pick favorites, as the quality and consistency were excellent, I think the Rauchbier and the Munich Dunkel were ones I would quickly order again. Quantity: Pours in the Flights were a bit small. Value: $10 for Flights. $7 for Draughts. Ambiance: Queen City Brewery sits towards the back of an industrial building, which has a large private space and a pizzeria in front. The brewery itself is build around a square bar in the center, with just a few tables to the sides. Almost everyone chose a seat at the bar, and there was a lot of banter. In the background some 90s and early 2000 jams played, a few folks were singing along. Crowd: A small, but rowdy crowd. Lots of friendly regulars. Service: Wonderful and kind bartender, love that the next door pizza spot also brought in a pie no one picked up. Parking: Shared parking area.

Chill vibes! Mid day hang out and super chill and relaxed! The prices are super affordable and run pretty cheap. All in house beers. Can't complain. Great job VT.

Hubby liked all the beers, if your looking for IPA's not the place for you, looking for largers and Ales this is your place!! No food but you can pizza from the pizza place in front. They also have cans and growlers available. They also have a great root beer for the DD like me

Stopped into Queen City on our brewery tour. It's directly across the street from Zero Gravity. Nice cozy tap room. Friendly bartenders and clientele. Very different tap list from other breweries who are heavy into IPA's. So, I was delighted to enjoy their Schwarzbier which was very good. My sister got a flight, of course. She especially liked the Gregarious (a Scotch Ale) and the Steinbier. Would not hesitate to return.