Um, yes these pretzels ARE out of this world!…read more Found this awesome little spot at one of the markets and the line was just circling around. We love a good line. My hubby LOVEESSSSS pretzels so we knew we had to stop here for one. They had salted, stuffed and even just a pretzel knot. Usually I end up disappointed with pretzels when they're dry. I will say, these made on the minute on the spot I can't imagine how ridiculously good they are. What I love about them is they warm them up on the spot for you so you get to enjoy them nice and warm. Next time I'll be sure to ask for a little bit warmer, makes such a difference. They keep things easy with mustard packets and it's a super fun and easy snack to grab and go.

Quick, friendly service and quality food. Stopped in on a Thursday afternoon and was the only…read morecustomer at the time.

Excellent customer service! The staff was patient, kind and professional during a hot and busy 4th…read moreof July pick up. The pretzels were perfectly prepared and delicious. A true crowd pleaser. Highly recommend this location to anyone.

This is a take out store that serves delicious, soft and fresh pretzels that are still warm from…read morethe oven. I try not to go too often for the sake of my waistline lol. The staff is always friendly and helpful.

As I've been exploring breweries around Long Island, Barnshed has been on my list for a while…read morethanks especially to fellow Yelper Josh G. and others whose reviews I trust wholeheartedly. Without a doubt, I was very happy I made the decision to visit this brewery with some fellow amigos, two of whom are new to the brewery world. Although we nearly missed the turn off route 107 (it's not the easiest place to find), it was well worth the effort to visit this small yet spirited brewery. Seeing the option for a flight of 4 for $9, the four of us each decided on this option (or else, why pay a visit here at all?). I opted for the Die Schuene Hefe (6.4% ABV), State 11 IPA (6.9% ABV), Propaganda Porter (6.4% ABV), and Chocolate Oatmeal Stout (6.7% ABV). My beer preferences generally lean toward the stouts, brown ales and low-IBU IPAs (have not yet acquired that palette for the super bitter). With that kind of palette, it should come as no surprise that I loved the Propaganda Porter and Chocolate Oats Stout, both of which offered a sweet, rich flavor, with Propaganda leaning more towards a vanilla flavor and Chocolate leaning towards a (wait for it) chocolate/coffee taste. Die Schuene Hefe was my next favorite in line, offering a very pleasant body of flavor, and State 11 IPA was still very enjoyable (though on the more bitter end for me). My friends sampled a variety of other beers, and altogether we hit every beer on the menu (sans Pineapple Express, which I'd love to try next time). My one friend who enjoys IPAs really loved the Mental Toughness and also enjoyed the Barn Double IPA (though admitted it was on the bitter end for those like myself who do not venture that far on the bitter scale). My other friend with a similar palette to mine really loved the 135 Pale Ale (he went "wow!" from the first sip), and our last comrade most enjoyed the Barnshed Cider (he does enjoy those ciders). Aside from the beer itself, what I really enjoyed about this place was the spirit and heart of it. It's small and scrappy but the owners definitely put a lot into it (it's easy to tell). The beer tasted incredibly fresh and was served with complimentary Utz's pretzels and even some mints before hitting the road. In pondering this brewery, I was on the fence between 4 and 5 stars. In the end, I opted for 5 stars because of my friends. The two newbies fell in love with breweries thanks to this place and are now wanting to explore even more breweries on Long Island (I'm sure I'll be getting texts every weekend now). One friend called it "the freshest beer I've ever tasted". Thanks to the owners for putting so much heart into this place. I cannot wait to return!

This is a cute place. Great selection of beers. The servers were helpful in picking beers. The…read moreambience is very nice. I like that the brewery wasn't over packed.

A very cool brewery in downtown Farmingdale. This nanobrewery is on a small size with a bar in…read morefront and a patio in the back. Lithology Brewing is an awesome joint to hang out in. We stopped by on a Friday afternoon around 3pm, and luckily they were open early on Fridays cuz they usually open at 5pm on any other weekdays. I had a flight of 4 which included Local Gold (West Coast IPA), Loyal to the Soil (Sessions IPA), Hoptonic Drift (NEDIPA) and Sunrise Summer Ale. They were totally drinkable except Local Gold (72.5 IBU) which was super bitter IMO -- I didn't finish the sample. My favorite one is Hoptonic Drift which was a super juicy New England Double IPA. I also purchased a pack of 4 one-pint cans for $16. During this visit, we also got to try their newly brewed Pineapple Wheat beer which was very refreshing. I can't wait to stop by to fill a growler. There's ample parking in the back.

Cool brewery to hang. Stopped in for a quick drink, played some darts while we chatted.read more

Amazing staff, tons of different options as far as cocktails and beer go. Snacks if you're hungry!…read more Located in a semi industrial area not far from Biscuits & BBQ. Small parking lot in front of brewery or free street parking. If you are interested in small craft breweries, or supporting a local business 10/10 would recommend.

4.5 Chill vibes, friendly staff, and beer--what more can you…read moreask for? We didn't have much going on this Sunday, so we decided to check out a local brewery. After a quick Google search, this one popped up with solid reviews. It's located in an industrial/warehouse area of Mineola (just north of the train tracks), kind of tucked away. They've got picnic tables under a large awning outside and a no-frills interior with a basic bar serving their brews and some other local options. We didn't try any food, but we were here for the beer anyway. You can sample small sips, and the staff is happy to walk you through flavor profiles to help you find what suits you best. If you're into craft beer and happen to be in the Mineola area, this place is worth a stop.

I looooove the almond pretzel w/ caramel sauce. The ladies that work here aren't much friendly and…read morelook insanely bothered when customers come by. They talk in their dialect amongst themselves which I highly find rude. It's just common ethics. I still continue to frequent here b/c I work not too far from pretzel time so it's convenient for me to grab a quick bite. So 1 star for convenience, 2 stars for the almond pretzel.

The auntie Anne's on the second floor is conveniently located next to the bathroom. This makes it…read moreeasier to grab some auntie Anne's to go after using the restroom. The staff were really nice and gave me a free pretzel after I bought a certain amount even though I didn't know this was a thing. So it was good that they honored this rule even without me asking. The only downside is this one usually has a lot of people. Probably because of the prime spot it's in. They also ran out of whole cinnamon pretzels around 6 pm on a Sunday recently. I had to go to the first floor auntie Anne's for it.

After ordering mini hotdog pretzels, and paying almost $13 for the cup of pretzels, the bottom…read morequarter of a cup were completely burnt and un edible buyers be careful they will sneak garbage in your order and charge you a premium price for it