Located in a warehouse with an eclectic mix of furnishings and decorations that make it feel like…read moreyou're back in your dorm room from college. People working there that are super friendly and engaging with customers and seem like they really understand beer and are excited about it. Most importantly: a killer taplist with an astounding 21 beers, one NA beer, and one seltzer. No two beers alike and all of them inventive and delicious. For me the real standout was the Politics and Religion, a DIPA with milk sugar and coconut and sabro hops. This is just a quintessential NJ brewery. My girlfriend and I have been to a lot of NJ breweries over the years, and we feel confident ranking this one high on the list. We visited on a Sunday afternoon in February and whiled away the hours watching Winter Olympics with the staff and other patrons. The only downside is parking. There are about five parking spots out front. If you're not lucky enough to grab one of them, and especially if they have a special event going on, you'll have to demolition derby your way into a parking space amongst the maze of narrow streets that surround the brewery. This place just passed their 7th anniversary and will undoubtedly be around for many years to come. We live far away but can't wait to come back someday.

We drove right by this brewery as it is wedged in between two other businesses and they don't have…read moremuch parking as they added additional seating outside. There is a parking lot down the road where you can park and walk it's maybe a 2minute walk and way easier to park. They had a food vendor outside with kebabs and a birthday party ongoing so it was definitely packed. We opted to sit inside as it was hazy outside and a bit too humid for liking. When trying to go inside it seemed there was a large group at the end of the bar which in turn was blocking the entrance. And they didn't seem to move when the door was opened. When ordering my boyfriend ordered their oh the pain DIPA and he really liked it. I struggled to find something as they didn't have any sours on tap. So I went with the Sanguine which was supposed to be their blood orange wheat beer. It was drinkable but definitely not something I'd get again. Was definitely surprised when I asked if they had anything non alcoholic and the bartender said no. Glad we were able to try this brewery but probably would not come back.

Great well-maintained space…read more Large parking with lots of spaces on a Saturday mid-afternoon. Great prices...lighter beer small pours (11 ounces) start at around $4. Great variety of beer...from lights, to heavies and even some creative (fruity) varieties. Flights available. Lovely artistic and creative decor throughout. Outdoor and indoor seating available. Counter-height tables, bar seating and some soft couches inside space. Some board games as well as a foosball table. They sell to-go cans and some merch toward the back where the brewery is located. Bring your own food (BYOF)...there are some food options within 5 minutes, They also have a few menus on site if you want to order delivery. Clean bathroom. Friendly and helpful staff.

Visited Bolero Snort on a weekend. It had a good amount of indoor seating and was pretty busy…read moredespite it being tucked away in the suburbs. There are also a few outdoor tables as well as a food truck parked out front. They have a wide variety of beers on tap so we opted for a flight (which comes with 4 drinks). We had a couple of fruity beers and a sour one that were delicous (tasted like juice for the most part!). Seems like a great spot for smaller groups.

This is my second time coming to ghosthawk and have to say I definitely prefer it in the warmer…read moreweather when they have outdoor seating and all the doors open. It was pretty packed for a Wednesday night but we were able to get two seats right at the bar. My boyfriend had the apex predator as he loves IPAs. I was able to try the United Sodas non alcoholic drinks they had which were delicious. The pear elderflower was great not too sweet or full of sugars and no artificial dyes! It's a smaller brewery but has that homey charm to it. A must try if you are in the Clifton area. Parking does fill up quick!

Best of the Best! Steve and phis partners have created…read moresomething great. A place locals can frequent and travelers can discover. I'm not a huge beer drinker but I like the occasional frosty brew. Ghost Hawk has a nice variety for me to try out. The building itself has a great lay out and a is the perfect spot to meet someone for happy hour. It's a good spot to spend a lazy Sunday. One of the best perks about the place is that Rutts Hutt is across the streeet for when you get hungry. Ghost Hawk also throws great outdoor events with food trucks and local vendors selling their products. If your lucky you might catch a local hardcore show one night. Overall GH is a great brewery with great people always having a good time. So stop in, grab a beer and say high to Steve!! Don't forget to take a bag of beers to go. Which by the way always have awesome labels.

if you're into brewery style food with a twist on classic wings this is the spot…read more The Honey Lime Sriracha wings have that sweet heat combo...tangy lime with a sriracha kick. they're a little sticky/saucy in a good way. The Signature IPA Infused Buffalo wings weren't my thing. You can taste that beery tang in the buffalo sauce. It's a little too bitter for me. Overall vibe seems to be: cool place, good beer pairing potential, and wings that are creative more than traditional. worth trying if you like experimental flavors.

Did I love their wings for wing walk now? Did I love the amount of Bierd games and other stuff they…read morehad absolutely so it's not a bad business. Just not the wings that they had in competition means nothing means that I can of beers and love it so that's what I need to do I need to come back and sample more beers play some games and have other food because it was a nice time. The staff was nice and it's a big location so I can see why it's still doing well. Wing walk reminded me of this forgotten place and I had a good time. Thank you.

Nick is awesome it was my first time here and now I'm going to make this my steady brewery, the…read morepretzels are amazing FYI, but you gotta get it from Nick

I had heard about this spot for so long and was happy when I could finally attend an event here! A…read morefriend invited me last minute to a poetry/open mic night and I wasn't passing that up! We decided to order two pizzas to share. The margarita pizza was great but I liked the prosciutto one a bit more! My friend ordered a non alcoholic beer and mocktail while I had a Diet Coke. The bartenders were super nice and very attentive. Will definitely be back!

This bar offers just about anything you need from food to booze. Located in close proximity to the…read morecourthouse and local businesses, you will meet some interesting people for sure. BUT, don't sleep on their food. I enjoyed everything I ate here. They also have a small private room that's not so private. Come here for some drinks, schmooz it up, devour the food and have a merry good time! FYI: Street parking or municipal lot parking.

This used to be Poor's until it was changed to the Side Bar. But the food and atmosphere is as good…read moreas it has always been. They have a very big bar, a large dining room and a large party room in the back. Just a fantastic local place. Parking unfortunately is a pain the neck. Metered which isn't so bad. But it is VERY hard to find a spot. This area is popping all the time.

Went to a birthday party in the loft area. They offer a great selection of beers. Food is BYO and…read morelots of families with children seemed to get pizzas from the place next door.

Stopped in for my second time at Five Dimes for a line dancing class and it was fun! Though, a…read morelittle chaotic to get to the bar for a drink once I gave up on dancing. The bartender seemed more interested in watching the women dance rather pouring drinks which was lame. My first time coming to Five Dimes was last summer and we came on a Saturday to hang out with a group of friends. I'm not a huge beer drinker so I opted for the cider which was okay. After the first one, they all start to taste good, right? Anyway, talking to my beer drinker friends that were with me and they didn't exactly love what they were drinking either. I love the concept of a brewery in Westwood - especially a location that has a rooftop where you can hang during the warm weather. I just wish there were more drink options or even a full bar?

Breakfast is now being served Monday thru Saturday starting at 6am. It was great to pop in early…read moreand some libations with my breakfast. Bartender was great and very friendly. I went with French Toast and sausage. Very good.

I had a very disappointing experience with the security staff at this establishment. In my opinion,…read morethere seems to be a lack of professionalism when personal relationships with regular customers are involved. One security guard in particular allowed personal emotions to affect how situations were handled, which made the environment feel uncomfortable and poorly managed. Security should provide leadership, fairness, and a safe atmosphere for all paying customers. Unfortunately, that was not my experience. Because of this, I will not be returning or spending money here again, and I would not recommend this establishment to others.