Another small, but decent brewery located in Deerfield. Follow your directions or you will miss it…read more Warm and friendly staff, who have no problem listening to your tastes, and making recommendations. I had the "Our mother of the Mountain" wife had "Maple Cream Ale" both beers were super flavored and full bodied. We ended up taking a four pack to go. The atmosphere was friendly and a good mix of locals and tourists

WoW. Hands down some of the best beer I've ever had. I was blown away by the red! Did not…read moreexpect that. And as always coffee porter was amazing. This summer was also one of my favorites. I am not an IPA drinker, so I did not try any IPAs. Amazingly friendly staff. And the place is loaded with friendly people. What a great time. Glad we stopped in!

Friendly service, positive vibes, good music, and great beer selection. Highly recommend!read more

While in the area from out of town, we decided to visit. We unfortunately came in during an event…read moreand where charged $5 each to get in. This is annoying because if we had gone in the other door, there would have been no fee. Still, this was a very cool building. I really enjoyed the murals on the wall. I did not have a beer, but my family really enjoyed their selections.

So few things to know about this place. First. There is no table service so all the reviews "no one…read morecame to my table" if you read the 20 signs that said no table service you would have see your entitlement doesn't matter. Second. It gets busy but if you are patient and not a jerk they take great care of you. Third. Food. Absolutely amazing. Been three times on my trip to the area. Steak sandwich, burger (shown) and sticky ribs. I will say the sticky ribs are messy but delicious. If you sit at the bar you can see the brewery through the glass. Not sure how the review"they don't wear gloves" because you can't see the kitchen. Probably the same one that didn't read the no table service sign. Would like to see a few more TVs for some games but all good. Check this place out if you're in town.

My wife and I went to White Lion for a midafternoon lunch. When we walked in we were not…read moreacknowledged. The bartender and waitress were talking to each other, we had to ask if we should seat ourselves. There were only a small handful of people in the restaurant at the time. We were seated for at least five minutes before the bartender came over with food menus and a drink menu which he literally tossed on our table and walked away. Didn't off us water or anything. After another ten minutes, with no one so much as taking a drink order from us, my wife and I left.

Absolutely beautiful! Like walking into a greenhouse - was very surprised. Had been to the other…read morelocation in lower Mass but was my first visit here. Staff was super friendly and knowledgeable. Really cool to see a place where tips don't show up when checking out, was happy to submit a tip on my own :) I'm not big on beer and was very satisfied with the other options. For a good can - I recommend the Strawberry Basil, great over ice. Had it in the can - taste a bit bitter that way so make sure you have the ice! Signature cocktails, Maple Daquiri and Dirty Chai are a must!!!!! A bit pricy and on the smaller side but well worth it. Can't wait to come back!

The location is perfect for those driving up to Vermont. They have a great selection of beers for…read moreon site drinking or to go. The wait for the pizza was over 90 minutes, so don't go there to eat if you're hungry, or have anything to do. We say outside and there weren't a lot of garbages around the seating area so some people chose to be lazy and leave trash outside. That's a bummer. Car side pickup was convenient. So, for the lack of food options in a reasonable Time and the garbage outside I have to dock some points.

Another great visit to Progression. I used to be all about the other brewery down the street but…read moreProgression has leap-frogged to the top preference. Nice comfortable venue with excellent beer and very friendly and helpful staff. Decent location and parking is just as brutal here as it is anywhere else in town, so if with a group maybe plan to drop them off in front and go find a space somewhere. I lean toward the IPAs but we also had a Plum Berliner which was excellent. Of course we brought a case home! Highly recommend this one!

My fiance and I will be hosting our rehearsal dinner here in a few months so we stopped by to meet…read morewith the manager. The manager is incredible kind and helpful, very wise. They make planning very easy. The space is gorgeous, they have a semi-private space which is perfect for us and they have on-site catering. They have live music, that salt shuffleboard game and some arcade games too. There is a parking lot directly attached which is super convenient. We tried the kolsch and margarita sour and were blown away by both.

For those of us traveling on the mass pike, this place is a bit off the beaten path, but a great…read morefind for craft beer lovers. My friend and I stopped for an afternoon beer. I chatted with the brewer, Bruno, about what a fan of IPAs I was and he offers me to try some samples. I ordered the West Coast IPA and went outside to enjoy it. It turns out the beer that I ordered turned out to be the 2nd to last beer from that keg. While I was happily enjoying my beer outside, the server came over and said the Brewer wanted to make sure I fully appreciated the quality of the beer, I was given a replacement glass. I was stunned. The second glass certainly was a bit crisper than the first, but that is not my point. I was very impressed by that gesture and thought what attention to detail and customer satisfaction from a brewmaster. I would recommend this place unreservedly for craft beer drinkers.

This place was decent, I really applaud their selection of beers. The milkshake IPA was excellent…read more The food wasn't bad, my husband loved his Sausage. I had a quesadilla with beef it wasn't bad.

Places seem to close early around here (maybe with offseason), but for dinner at 8:00 this worked…read morewell. Nicely cooked steak salad and a couple of good beers.

This brewery has really good food and drinks. Plenty of seating the place has a cool vibe. Our…read moreserver was efficient and nice. Highly recommend if you like good burgers and cold drink choices

New City Brewery is a fun spot in town with a large selection of beers and a full bar; at the time…read morethey had some fun and festive holiday drinks. The bar food menu has variety -- we tried the nachos which was good. There are plenty of tables in the back if you want to hang out, and they have a whole section full of games to play. Our bartender was super friendly; she let us sample a few beers to help us choose and even told us about an upcoming drag show they were hosting, which made the place feel especially welcoming and LGBTQ friendly. Overall, should definitely check this place out!

I enjoyed this little brewery. They had some unique choices there. Ginger beer was very, very very…read moreinteresting and a few others looked interesting but I did not try them. Normally I'll try anything once but this day I was feeling a little reserved. I got a nice coffee, flavored dark beer kick back and enjoyed the beautiful weather and the flavorful libation. Next time I'm in the area I will definitely stop by for one more.

Now closed? Why? Sad... Here's hoping it reopens soon, a…read morerare small town business with good sole proprietor.

Several months ago, I was following my GPS to visit someone when this place caught my eye…read more It was so tiny. So hidden away. I mean, who the hell has even heard of Gilbertville? I made a mental note to come back another day, when I had time to explore the area. Spoiler alert: There's not much there to explore in Gilbertville. Although, if you're like me and willing to drive 10 miles out of your way to save ten cents a gallon on gas, they do have the cheapest gas around. But I digress... Yesterday I pulled into their almost non-existent parking lot and wondered where people park when they are full. I was there at 3pm, so it was empty aside from myself, two other people, and a dog. The space was quirky and eclectic, with random art on the walls, old pieces from antique shops, and a bar lined with metal seats. They also had a few tables. It was all dark old wood, and I imagine it would be an awesome spot to hit on a cold winter's day. I settled myself into a seat at the bar. Just a warning: those seats must have the AC blowing directly onto the metal, because my poor vagina felt like it went through a cold plunge. I was wearing shorts, but the freezing cold metal felt like it penetrated straight into my cervix. If you opt for bar seating while wearing shorts, pack a sweater for your genitals. Icy nether regions aside, this place was a perfect little hideaway to hang for a bit and enjoy some well-crafted beers. They don't serve meals, but they do have snacks you can purchase if you need some sustenance. Their white stout was PHENOMENAL, one of the best beers I've had in a while. It was creamy, sweet, and SO easy to drink. It gave me a cream soda vibe, but with a 7% bite. Solo factor: 7/10. The place was pretty empty when I went, so it felt very comfortable to be there by myself. But it's tiny, so I don't know if it would have that same vibe once it's packed. The bartender was awesome, and very attentive. The seating isn't necessarily ideal for someone who wants to spend hours hanging out there, but it was fine for the time I was there...and there were also other options for places to sit. Also, I saw that they have an outdoor area where you can sit, which I missed on the way in. And I would be remiss to not mention that their bathroom was freakishly clean for a brewery bathroom. I've been to two places over the past few weeks where I walked into the bathroom, saw what was waiting for me, and thought "Fuck it, I'd rather get a kidney stone." Yuck.