
Brewing historic-style beer, cider, and mead as well as offering Michigan wines, hand made cocktails, and mocktails. Paired with scratch-made food menu of sandwiches, entrees, appetizers, pizzas and desserts. Everything made in house daily, utilizing Michigan local ingredients in every dish.
Hours
| Tuesday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Wednesday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Thursday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Friday | 11 AM–10 PM |
| Saturday | 11 AM–10 PM |
| Sunday | 11 AM–8 PM |
| Monday | 11 AM–9 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 6266 W River Dr NE, Belmont, MI 49306
Phone: (616) 278-3194
Website: http://www.archivalbrewing.com/
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They also serve a wide variety of food options including GF and Vegan.
We went in a Thursday night and we’re seated immediately. Our server Bella was super friendly and made a few beer suggestions for me as well. I had a flight of 5 beers and a cider. My favorite beer was their Sacred Maize…. a Peruvian Chicha Style beer.
We started with the Seoul Food Poutine which was crispy fries topped with braised beef,curds,fried egg and onions. Absolutely delicious but could have been hotter in temperature.
We split a GF Goat Cheese and sausage pizza. Unfortunately the first one they brought out was raw in the middle so we waited for a second one which was better but not great.
It might have been an off night for the kitchen but all in all a good variety of food options and interesting beers on tap.
I got the Kale Salad with Blackened Chicken- great taste.
The view is stellar and WILL be coming back!!
However, I think there were only two gals covering the whole restaurant, so service was slow but friendly. We waited about 30 minutes to get out drinks and another 30 to order. Was a 2 hour lunch for us. My husband noted that a lorge group that came in after us was served more quickly.
Now, let’s talk about the vibe. Ever walked into a room and immediately felt like your hoodie lowered the property value? That’s Archival. The atmosphere oozed exclusive elitism, like we’d stumbled into a colonial reenactment hosted by trust fund kids. We were the unwashed masses. We were uncasked and uninvited.
The food? Meh. Not offensive, but certainly not memorable…unless you count the $17.50 loaded potato puffs that came with plain ketchup. Ketchup. Not even chipotle aioli or house-made garlic herb drizzle. No. A red squirt bottle from a truck stop diner. For seventeen dollars and fifty cents. I think one of the puffs blinked at me in shame.
I left full of regret, light in the wallet, and heavy with existential questions about who exactly this place is for. (Spoiler: Not me. Not you. Probably Chad in linen slacks.)
Would I return? Only if I were cosplaying as a 19th-century banker with a fondness for overpriced side greens and aristocratic ketchup.