Farmcraft is such a nice space! There's a variety of seating options inside and outdoors, and their…read moremenu has a good variety of drinks (beers, wines, cocktails and mocktails) focusing on NY made beverages. They also have 1 beer on the menu that they make. Food menu had a good variety of options too and everything was reasonably priced. I ordered the Mac n cheese and enjoyed it! They also have clean bathrooms and host events regularly. This is a drive, but I'd be happy to make the trip again.

Happened on this place by accident on a Sunday drive. It is a stunning place. Very pretty,…read moretastefully decorated. Looks like a family fun Brewery. They had a board game wall, 2 air Hockey tables. An area with local items for sale. Looks like they hold farmers markets, and events in the weekend. The place was very elegantly decorated, like it was professionally done. But for a 5 Generation family, I would have liked to have seen their Ancestors, history, maybe some family heirlooms as decorations, farm equipment, etc... They had an upstairs, not sure what that was about tho. When we walked in, we saw a sign that said seat yourself, so we did. Then we noticed we could order by Q card, so we did. No hostess. The menu was really small, small plates, appetizers, cookies and milk was the dessert. It was an odd menu. There were a fair amount of kids. Which was nice. It really is set up to be 100% Family First.. It was very large, lots of space for kids to play inside and outside, safely, while adults enjoy their time. Lots of space between tables. So still good for intimate settings too. Really well thought out space planning. I ordered Burnt ends with Mac N Cheese, in a Habanero jelly. It was the only spicy item on the menu. My BF ordered Chicken Fingers, because they didn't have a burger, hot dog, steak, i wondered if upstairs was where they served full meals instead of small plates. Worth checking on before you go. I didn't notice the upstairs until we had already ordered. The menu was lacking. I think it would have been nice if they had a hostess to greet newcomers, and explain the run down, and show them how it works. If there was an area for full dining we would have liked to have known. We also would have been able to see a menu before seating. After ordering, I left my BF seated and went to see what types of local items they had for sale. I ended up buying a jar of homemade Maple cream, from the owners parents. They were a really sweet couple. They were the ones who had told us they had been there for 5 Generations. Being a history buff, I got excited and said I bet you have some great stories. I seemed to have embarrassed him, a bit, because he smiled and changed the subject. ‍ A server came out, and informed me, they were out of burnt ends, with the Habanero Jelly. They asked if they could put pulled pork, with Bbq sauce on top of the MAC N Cheese. I agreed, but was actually super disappointed. It was the only item on the menu that had some kick to it. I just didn't see a reason to look at the menu again, since it was so small. I wish we had just left, because my BF didn't like the menu. I was not getting what I wanted. Obviously, this was not a place for us. The chicken fingers were good, they were big, coated well, tasted like they may have added a touch of cornmeal. But they were still just chicken fingers. They do offer a variety of different sauces on the side. The Mac N cheese was much better than expected. The cheese was white and creamy. The pulled pork was basic sauce, it was cooked perfectly, and had some big pieces in there, and wasn't just stringy. Their ordering system is basically contactless ordering. The new way of the world. Ordering from your phone. Which is something I actually like. But a hostess is still needed. Whoever set this system up, did a terrible job uploading the menu. I wanted a drink with Vodka. The only option was"Vodka drink" when I pushed it, it said I needed to go to the bar. They had a couple of cocktails premade, but all with whiskey and gin. When I asked the female Bartender if they can make a Martini. She looked up at some guy, and waited for him to respond. But I quickly jumped in. Before he could say anything. I just asked if she could make one of their signature cocktails they have on the menu. But swap out, the gin for Vodka. I just wanted to keep this moving forward. They said no problem, and were very nice about it. Then I asked them how to order it at the table. They told me to order the gin drink I want, and they will remember to swap it out for me. I was impressed they got that right. For such a vast space, with high ceilings, the acoustics were amazing. It wasn't loud at all. Even the kids seemed to play quietly. When I finally sat down. I saw my BF looked miserable. My own nervous system had been feeling off too, and was a bit unsure. But everyone was super friendly. It just felt like we had an odd amount of super polite attention, that others were not getting. When I took a hard look around, I realized everyone there were dressed similarly, were polite, composed, quiet, having fun, and smiling. They looked like they all came straight from the same church. That's when it hit me, this is a community place with deep roots. They probably don't get many different types of people here. I live in a rural area too, but we are a diverse group of color, culture, and art. It took me a bit off guard.

Good beer and nice area. Very chill spot with outdoor seating and corn hole. Be sure to pet the dogread more

Best little brewery in East Concord. Love it Service was amazing. It was cute…read more .

Silversmith was such a good choice for a brewery to visit in the Niagara wine region. I'd been…read morewanting to try poutine for quite a while, and though it was available when I lived near Detroit, I never trusted that I was close enough to Quebec for it to be good. I decided maybe Virgil was close enough to try it, and oh my goodness - I understood at once why poutine is so popular. If you also hail from a poutine-less area of the world, fear not - done well, it's a great dish. The beer was also excellent. I can see why The Black Lager is Canada's most award-winning Schwarzbier. There are some really good schwarzebiers in my city, and Silversmith's is right up there with them. I also have a Nut Brown Ale, and a small size of the Motueka, both of which I would get again. They know what they are doing with their food and drink. And the atmosphere is really good as well. The old-church-turned-brewery is beautiful. I'll let the pictures in other reviews do it justice. The service was good. It was relatively busy the night I was there, but the service was still quick enough and even a bit conversational - I recall one of the bartenders worked at Silversmith in the warmer months, and travels southeast Asia in the colder months, which is pretty cool. I would likely be a regular if I lived in the area.

What a cool place. There is local art on the walls, and the building is an old church I believe. My…read morewife got the Caesar salad and I had the smash burger. Everything was delicious. The burger had very thin pickles layered on it and that allowed for each bit to have the same flavor, rather than a few pickles in the middle. I got the flight of beers and enjoyed each one. The staff were all friendly and fun.

We stopped in after ice-skating, because 42 N. Brewing had meal specials on a sandwich-board-sign…read moreat the rink. I didn't realize you could bring kids to a place like 42 north brewing, but they catered to families.

42 North is a chic blend of brewery and bbq joint. Clean and modern with a rustic throwback. It…read moregets quite loud with all the casual chatter and conversation. Ordering is a little slow with one cashier at the counter, and people browsing the menu for a long time. The food doesn't take too long to come out though. Of the samplers that we tried, it was the corn that we liked best. Nicely seasoned and cooked perfectly. Unfortunately the proteins themselves weren't either. Both were dry and overcooked, and the brisket was lacking in flavor. What bits of the rind and crust were left on the brisket were good, however. The beans were very sweet, and the potato salad dry. We stopped in after a long hike and were hungry and we ate everything, so it was not a bad experience. We had, unfortunately, fell victim of the hype and were expecting more.

Hmmm....hard not to compare to other local breweries- because there is not comparison that would…read morebe fair. Palate based experience- bland beers with not a lot of flavor. I may have watered the plant with my tasters. The flight came in plastic cups...okay, understandable but they were handed to us on what appeared to be. Cheese plates- different size cheese plates and the beer selection was not identified. Atmosphere is a hard thumbs down- plastic patio furniture that may or may not have been recycled- all outside the machine shed building. That probably should have been our first sign...

Neat little place off the beaten path. We will always travel for loganberry and the loganberry…read morecider is great... their corn cream ale was recommended and rightfully so. You have to try it... great finish... high five for playing the Clash!

Elite stout game. The fluffernutter is a sweet stout that tastes like... well... fluffernutter…read more Their imperial stout tastes like tiramisu. The IPAs are smooth, not too hoppy. I got some pretzel bites on the side that are standard issue, can't mess those up. I wanna come back and try their pizzas cause they look so good but I wouldn't be able to finish one alone. Vibes are very chill, with a very "at home feel". Very friendly and knowledgeable about beer

If you are looking for a great selection of beers in a laid back setting, this is the place. My son…read moreand I stopped one evening of our fishing trip to sample their beer. I had an American ale, which is an amber ale, and it was very good. The bartender was friendly and we chatted with him a bit. There are over a dozen craft brews to choose from. We had already eaten so we didn't try the food offerings. I believe we will be back again.

Stepped in while waiting for our table to open up a few doors down…read more It was packed on a Friday night. Selections were extensive. Nice shop.

We love this place. I'm always happy to go here and pick out something to enjoy while I'm there and…read moresomething to take home! Brew works is one part beer store, one part bar, and one part game room. Many times we will get a brew and play battleship or sit outside and watch the parade of EA golden doodles in the summer months. They do not serve food here, so if we are hungry, we will get takeout from one of the restaurants close by and they don't care if we bring it in. There is a few tables inside and a few tables outside. Not a big place. There is a whole bar and game room in the basement, but it never seems to be open. I love the selection. The beers are a bit overpriced, but in most cases you can just buy them in singles. So if you want to try something new, it's not a huge commitment! I tried a couple of the thc, cbd, and hop-water beverages that I don't think I would have tried otherwise. They keep a fair selection of cold cans and also have a good selection of taps. I believe you can fill growlers there. I've always had friendly service. A+!

My first choice for a lunch date would not necessarily be a brewery, but it was my son's treat, and…read morehe picked out First Line Brewing. I'm not a drinker at all, but I do eat, and I was very impressed with my bacon blue cheeseburger and fries. Everything was fresh and tasty. The lettuce on the sandwich was crisp and green. This place, obviously caters to first responders, public safety officers, and EMTs. It's nice to patronize a company that promotes patriotism in such a big way. All the signage and decor in the building was designed to honor folks who have served our country.

We love First Line! Always great food and good selection of wine, beer, seltzers, and cocktails…read more Friendly staff and fast service. Great for catching sporting events. Live music is a great touch on the weekends, but can be VERY loud as they use amplifiers while the building is already quite small. I would probably come more often on the weekends if the music wasn't so loud. Difficult for conversation, but great for sports.

We stopped in to check this place out. We don't normally think of breweries as a place to have a…read moremeal or a light snack, but we have begun to realize that these places are more than just a place to drink. This is such a nice business concept, and a clever reuse of a former gift shop enterprise. The food offerings are light fair, Panini's, pretzels, pizzas. We would definitely recommend Beer Justice!

Dog Friendly brewery in the country, just over the border from Erie County into Wyoming County…read more Nice shaded patio with hops swaying in the breeze. Robust selection of beer, wine and seltzers. I had the Logosenberry (loganberry flavored gose) which was perfect on a warm afternoon. Small menu of snacks (pretzels, pizza, charcuterie, etc.) available if you're feeling peckish. Once they knew we had dogs, a nice blown of fresh water was brought out to them.