The food is so good definitely try the Mac and cheese and their burgers! It's amazing staff tooread more

Druthers is a reliable brewery/pub/restaurant. They can accommodate anything from small parties to…read morelarge work gatherings. They have warehouse, dark wood decor. I am not normally a beer drinker but will drink one when I'm at a brewery. The oatmeal stout was delicious with notes of chocolate. I ordered the chicken pot pie. It was a deconstructed version with no crust served in a cast iron skillet. More like a thick soup with bread crumbs on top. The flavor was very good. The Mac and Cheese is rich, flavorful and delicious also in a skillet. Others had tacos, salad and Gobbler sandwiches. All were praised as being filling and tasty. I'm eying the Gobbler for next time. Regular beer drinkers can comment more on the different types that they have.

Great spot to catch a soccer game, snack on peanuts, and put back some pints. Great beer selection,…read moreproper glassware for each, inviting staff. There's a reason it's been around forever while the spots around it constantly turn over.

I saved this for my last review of the Albany area night life. I loved everything about this…read moreplace. I liked the open area of that ambience, I loved that service remained from and center here. I loved the fact that they have 3.00 beer on a weekend night until 11:00. I loved how friendly everyone was. I enjoyed playing darts. I thought the drinks I had that were not beer were heavy pours. Overall, I would spend my evenings where again and again. It might have been one of my favorite places I got to check out while I was in town from NC.

This place has become my usual spot for lunch when I'm in Albany area. There's parking lot next to…read morebrewery. I had raspberry and dragon fruit hard seltzer. It is very refreshing. Not overly sweet. I could smell the raspberry when I was drinking it. It has vibrant raspberry color too. My favorite dish here is the chili. Not too salty but well seasoned. Perfect consistency. Brussel sprouts are great appetizer. Crispy, not bitter as it is drizzled with balsamic vinegar. My husband had Reuben sandwich. It's good but greasy. You order the food and drink at the bar area. You are given a buzzer that you put on the table. The waiter will come to deliver the food. There's misunderstanding about our salad order. We ordered regular salad but were given a side dish size. The waiter quickly told the kitchen to make regular size salad.

5 stars for the beer quality…read more Visited 605pm on a Sunday. Early in morning I looked online and no cans available for sale. When I went to the brewery there were cans but they said all had been bought days before. Poor experience to visit site in am and have zero available for sale and nothing at brewery. I know they are popular but this never happens at even popular high end breweries ive visited. Also...brewery open til 7 on Sunday. 605 arrival. After waiting a while for what felt like very disinterested workers to come assist me they told me they close the kitchen an hour before 7 so no food. Which feels like a missed opportunity given the nfl football games were on and many people wanted food and were turned away.

When I tell Barbie to roll up into a pretzel for a shoot or a stage move or a scene, they call me…read morethe Pretzel Maker. And I'm always able to maker come, head over heels into a pretzel position. This is a really nice little pretzel store inside the Crossgates Mall in Albany. The pretzels here are good, although after visiting the Amish markets in Philadelphia and in Maryland, it's hard to take any other pretzel seriously. But for a mall pretzel, these are pretty good, and one of the more enjoyable snacks inside Crossgates.

They have deceptive signage. You will pay a lot more for the food than you expect. The cheese sauce…read morehas no flavor beyond salt, and the pretzels are pure grease. Don't eat there if you can avoid it.

I love hot dogs, and when I am at the mall I longingly look at Auntie Anne's to see if they have…read moreany of their pretzel hotdogs for sale. They never do, as they aren't big sellers. In fact, they have a set order of things that they cook starting with pretzel bites and then full size pretzels and ending with pretzel hot dogs. So, they only make them if everything else is caught up. Which it never is. Last time at the mall, I asked for one and they quoted me a 10-12 minute wait time for a fresh one. Tempting, but I passed as I had things to do. But recently I went back and THEY HAD THEM in stock! The mall had just opened up and all of their pretzel items were full. I ordered it and paid my $6.27 (Yikes... next time I will read the menu first). It was hot, salty, and delicious. Eating it out of the foil sack was tough without getting messy, but I managed. It was expensive though. I couldn't believe that it cost over $6. I can make a ton of them at home for that price. But, at least I finally had obtained "my precious". I wish they were cheaper or had them in stock more often.

Kudos to the clerk who wouldn't sell us the last jalapeño pretzel because he thought it didn't look…read morefresh. He threw that one out and sold us a nice hot one that came out of the oven a few minutes later.

I absolutely think this place is great!…read more I was introduced to Fallside through a Yelp Event earlier this year. I talked about it so much at work my friends begged to go. We met up for 50 cent wings on Sunday. Yeah, that's right, what is this 2006? 50 cent wings, and they are no joke! Big plump and juicy wings cooked perfectly crispy and generously tossed in sauce with was was described as house-made ranch or blue cheese dressing? My friends really enjoyed them. I had the fried vegetable gyoza and I can't say I've ever had them deep fried before, more like steamed or pan-fried, but this was a game changer! I was really looking forward to the Imposter cheezy jalapeno bites but our server informed us they were out. I love that they have several vegan options on the menu. At the Yelp Event we were fortunate enough to try the vegan pizza and it was honestly one of the best vegan pizzas around the Capital Region. They use Imposter plant-based cheese which is a local product made by a small business in Troy. I love that small businesses are supporting each other like this. The beer is excellent too, we were looking forward to having the red ale since I spoke so fondly of it but it was tapped out. I had a really good mango IPA which hazy doesn't even begin to describe! It's really nice inside and on Sunday it had just become warm enough by mid afternoon, they opened the big garage door and let some fresh air in which was no nice after such a long winter. I think I can speak for my coworkers and I that we will be coming back again soon so please keep those vegan options stocked up!

I was disappointed that I could not attend Yelp Albany's recent event at Bye-I-now-Fallside Brewery…read morea few weeks ago. So the next time I scheduled a brewery crawl in the area, I made sure to come here. I submitted a business page update regarding the rebranding, but at this point, I don't know whether Yelp will simply rename the existing page or create a new one for Fallside. For the time being, my update goes under Bye-I. The new space is great. I had no idea how much bigger it was until I walked a ways inside, and I was equally impressed by the cool artwork. The beer is, of course, as tasty as before. We seated ourselves in the back to enjoy our pours, and within a couple of minutes, a server dropped off food menus and attended to us the rest of the evening. Had I read my recently obtained copy of the March-April copy of local "True Brew," I would have known that several of their dishes were featured in it, specifically their beef stew and mac & cheese. But I had the Chicken Caprese sandwich, which came with steak fries perfectly cooked and obviously cut in their own kitchen. We were checked on frequently, and as we were finishing up, their Friday evening music session was starting. Food and drink here are reasonably priced, and I feel the quality of both were just as good, or perhaps better, than what you get at "those larger breweries" along Broadway. Of course I'll still patronize them all, but for me, Fallside has the edge in this part of town right now.

we went for a late dinner, The baked ziti was ok, but the other 2 dishes were horrible! The chicken…read moreparm was dry and over cooked, and the jumbilia was reheated and over cooked. Service was very slow.

Had a wonderful experience there today for lunch. We started with the calamari which was really…read morecrispy. I ordered the Garlic shrimp and parmigiana bread appetizer for my lunch. I really enjoyed it, plenty of shrimp also. The service was quick and accurate, glasses were kept full. This is your typical BrewHouse atmosphere with sports on the TV's. Overall a good experience.

Staff is outstanding bartenders are great Kevin and Jordan bartenders are incredibly adorable and…read morevery sweet! Excellent drinks. Food is outstanding extremely fresh!!

We were here on a weeknight dinner for the view of the Hudson River. We parked in the free lot next…read moreto the building and came up the stairs in the back. We were seated right away on their back patio without any wait. Service was good though a bit slow. They were busy and our food came out slow as well. We did enjoy the huge crispy fish sandwich with fries, cheeseburger with onion rings, and German plate.

One of the best breweries in Albany. Friendly bartenders, gluten-free and n/an options available…read more Dog and children friendly. Shoutout to Janine, Chris, Sara, Jen, Connie, and Andy. Highly recommend!

Remember the theme song from "Cheers," "Where everybody knows your name?" Fort Orange would…read morerewrite it to be "Where everybody knows your dog's name." That's a nice add-on to a beer list we really enjoyed. They had several stouts on tap, all with great flavor, and I was able to enjoy a flight including them all (reasonably priced too). It's a very friendly place, conversations flow as easily as the beers. The space and decor are great too. One thing to watch is parking. Evidently you can only park in the lot certain hours, a subset of the times the brewery is open. But there's ample street parking, so there should be no worries there. I'll rewrite the song myself as well: "Where everyone wants to return."