Holy cow, why haven't I come here sooner? Located not far from Spraguebrook park, take a little day…read moretrip and get yaaself a great beer as a reward. We talked with Reanna and Michael about how they started their venture. Really nice couple and really nice business. It is worth the trip. There's a ton of comfortable seating whether you sit inside in front of the taps, in front of the window, at the comfy chairs, over in the book nook or outside, there's a great place to kick back and relax. I haven't even got to the beer yet. For a relatively new place (opened in September) they have their shit together. We tried the black IPA and the Citrice IPA. The Witches at black Masses was smoky and full of flavor. The Citrice was crisp and everything you'd like in an IPA. Amarillo hops are one of my favorite, and this beer didn't disappoint. For breweries I'd have to say the eclectic nature of this place, the beautiful countryside and the charisma of the owners make it a standout establishment. Besides the fact that they have a great selection of all kinds of beer. I even tried the Heffy and I liked that as well. Take a drive and make this a tasty rest stop. You won't be sorry...and don't forget to give Mabel a pat on the head.

Very cool brewery that also serves cocktails and a few small charcuterie boxes, cheeses, and other…read morejams & jellies. The atmosphere is very cool and ecclectic with a masculine, antique, lodge vibe. The beers are tasty, and a few are very unique with green pepper cream ale and black IPA. I really enjoyed all of the samples I had, and I ended up purchasing the harvest spice seltzer. It was crisp and a little more like a cider than a seltzer. The owners are personable, and you can tell they are excited to have this new business open and gaining popularity. They will be open to small private event too, which is great if you live in the area.

This was our first time visiting and we were so happy we went to this brewery. My sister was…read moregraduating from Saint Bonaventure University with a Masters. Her honors program came here to celebrate. Everyone was very accommodating and made sure we were taken care of in a very positive and caring manner. I would definitely recommend coming here. There are many choices and everyone is friendly.

I can't say enough positive things about this tour, the amazing staff, the beer, the buildings, or…read morethe food. 100% a must visit place and experience! The building is historical and used to be Olean brewing company prior to prohibition. They redid this place so well while keeping original things. Jarrod, our tour guide, was so knowledgeable and passionate about the brewery, history, science, product, and community involvement. He gave us an amazing tour and offered to take pictures of us in the brewery. The food is unique and delicious. Just like the beer menu the food menu is limited, but extremely high quality. What they do do they do flawlessly. The inside restaurant, beer garden, land scape, and brewery itself were immaculately clean. There is a 2nd floor to rent Everyone was friendly, fast, knowledgeable, and happy to be there. A real all genders, ages, races, incomes... welcome type place.

A friend suggested Rising Storm as a meeting point since it was about the midpoint between us. We…read moregot there right before 6PM on a Friday and it wasn't too busy. I ordered a flight of beer and a Lamb Smash burger. They have a large selection of beer on tap but unfortunately they were out of the one I was most excited to try. I enjoyed all the beers that I tried. With the variety they offer, you're bound to find something you like. I was impressed by their Lamb Smash burger. It was cooked and seasoned well and I really liked their yogurt feta. The cucumber provided a refreshing crunch to the burger. I was very tempted to order another. Service was quick and friendly. The location seems pretty cool. It looked like they had a lot of cornhole sets so I can imagine it gets pretty busy when the weather's nice. If I lived around the area I would come back.

What a sweet little location they've got here. While it's kind of a hike for me we enjoy our…read moreouting here each time. Several great IPA's on tap. Bathrooms are always clean. Nice large side yard for the kids to run around and play. I have yet to hear a band on that stage however. Cons- often encounter long lines for beer. Food truck for food that requires you to stand in long lines for beer.

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

I discovered this cool place thanks to the WNY Craft Brew Tour Cards from Habitat for Humanity. It…read moreis kind of out in the boonies but worth the drive. The beer is EXCELLENT. I had the "Summer Solstice" which is a wheat beer brewed with local strawberries and rhubarb - amazing flavor. They have a great variety on tap, and reasonable prices. There is a small food menu too. I got the Loaded Tots and would happily order them again. The thick nacho cheese sauce made the tots a little soggy but in a delicious way, and I appreciated the pickled jalapeños on the side. I was greeted outside by a friendly large dog, who showed me the way to the door in exchange for some pets. Good trade. There are seats at the bar, tables inside, tables outside on a back patio, and an area in the back for cornhole. The whole area is lovely and peaceful, and it's a great spot to spend an evening. Staff is friendly. Music is good. There is a tv in the seating area (no sound) that I assume would have the important games on. Super chill vibe. Overall a huge win and I'm glad this was on the Brew Tour!

Great little brewery in downtown Perry! We stopped while staying at Letchworth State Park (less…read morethan 15 minutes away). The black IPA was worth 5 stars alone! Great indoor and outdoor space. No food on site, but a small snack menu is available.

We stopped here On a Saturday evening After a nice day of fishing. I enjoyed both the Vienna lager…read moreand coconut and cocoa Imperial Stout. The bar maid was friendly and the classic rock on the sound system suited me just fine. This is a nice place to visit when you're in or passing through Perry new york.

Sorry I didn't get a picture of our plates. Went for lunch today. Scarce crowd. Service, wonderful!…read more Good vibes. You all are missing out! Great tap list. Happy hour prices. Food was great. I had flatbread that was perfect! My vegetarian friend had a salad that looked amazing. So glad we gave this place a chance.

Headed South this afternoon and grabbed some lunch. Decided to give Steelbound a shot. Separate…read morelunch menu, didn't really look at the full menu. Wasn't aware that they're not only brewing their own beer they also distill their own brand of liquor. Bourbon, whiskey, vodka, tequila are the ones I noticed. There could be more. Didn't indulge but I was surprised to see. Jordan, our server, was great, very personable. Food was amazing also! I went with the heat, Jalapeno bacon burger and my wife went with the sweet had the Bacon blueballs burger. Both cooked perfectly and topped with fresh ingredients and a decent portion of bacon. More than enough crispy fries as well. We will be back to explore more...

Country roads take me home... for some cold locally brewed beer! Nine beers on tap. Really enjoyed…read moretheir eclipse sq'watcher IPA at 5.3 % lighter smoother ipa. Lindeood lager at 4.5 was very refreshing too. Cute smaller place, a few t-shirts and other items available for purchase. Outside area great for sitting and relaxing. Live music at times Food trucks And a fire pit Check website for hours and events

3.5 stars from me…read more This is a cool little unexpected brewery we ran into on a long journey from Buffalo to rising storm brewery so we had to stop. Great ambiance. Love the hay bails and roof over top of them for hot summer days. Bet it would be an excellent fall stop. Anyway, they lose some stars because the bar tended didn't seem to know anything about beer or the beers they were serving. I was disappointed in her answers to me and instead she was trying to see me in a mimosa bar. The mimosa bar is a nice idea, but it's at a side table far from the bar and it seemed like that fruit was sitting there all day and getting buggy. Lastly the smell of the bathroom or is it the pipes.... It's undescribable. It's putrid and you can totally smell it close to the mimosa bar as you're getting closer to the bathroom area. They really need to do something about that. We were there two hours and the smell never got better so it's got some kind of plumbing issue.. I do hope to come back this fall and see what they do with the place.

Rating: 3.5 Stars I…read morestopped by here in a group of 3 on a late Saturday afternoon. Only two spots were filled and so we got our choice of where we wanted to sit. The bartender was the only person on the floor and she was very friendly. Her service was great and we enjoyed the pop punk collection she had playing the whole time we were dining in. We ordered some drinks and for food we shared a chicken club on sourdough and a Reuben. The food did take quite a long time to come out even though we were the only ones who ordered food at the time. The chicken itself was ok, a bit bland but had some good toppings and was well toasted. We had fries with this sandwich and it was very well fried and it came in a huge portion. The Reuben was ok, instead of the tangier russian dressing I'm used to this one was more straight mayo based so the flavors weren't what I was expecting. The marbled rye could have been buttered a little more when toasted as well. The amount of meat that it came with though was great and quite hefty. Both sandwiches also came with coleslaw and a pickle spear. The slaw was vinegar based and cut through the heaviness of the meat. I wish the pickle was more crispy though. All in all, a relaxed spot for lunch with good drink but ok food.

Stopped by soon after they opened and sat at the bar. While there wasn't someone at the bar when we…read morewalked in, when the bartender came out, he was really friendly and attentive. It was quiet and enjoyable. We ordered all 8 beers off the menu for the flight and some chips and guacamole which came out pretty quickly. The chips were warm and fresh and both the guacamole and the tomato salsa were good and flavorful. I thought I would have really enjoyed the peach radler and the cream ale, neither were as sweet as I thought they would be and not what I would consider a peach radler or a cream ale. I did really enjoy their premium lager and their red ale. I definitely enjoyed here more than the brewery itself, mainly cause the service was much better and the staff was friendly.

This is a hidden gem off the beaten path worth your time in finding!! I loved the relaxed…read moreatmosphere & beautiful scenery. The cider is fabulous with lots of choices. Whether you go during the day or evening it is always a great time! The specialty pizzas are so delicious and must try!

Cider here is off the wall... food, not so much. Come here for the cider, and hope that you aren't…read morethe designated driver. First of all, this cidery is down a 1.5 mile dirt/gravel road. At night, most of it is unmarked, and I was almost immediately told to repark into their other parking lot... which was unlit and barely marked, especially in the pitch black. Outside of your car lights, and the lights of the cidery, there was no legitimate lighting outside. Speaking as someone who did not grow up in a rural area, it felt sketch. I was a little disappointed with the lack of music as well, you're just listening to the ambiance of folks talking. If there was music, it was barely discernable. Ciders wise, here are two that you HAVE to try, that aren't sold by the can or anything, the Tart Cherry. (#7) and the Squeeze it Peazy (#9). My friend and I ordered several flights (4 drinks x 4 oz = $8) and enjoyed ourselves. Between the Tart Cherry and the Queen of Tarts, I definitely preferred the cherry. Pizza-wise, I kind of went nuts. However, I was a little surprised, and not exactly in a good way. It's a damn good thing they have the buy 2 get one free on the pizzas on Thursday night. The butternut squash/apple special pie was... sour? I asked the bartender if that was normal, and she said that the one she had wasn't sour, and that was apparently the end of that. Margherita is nothing special, and the pizza dough is a lot closer to a flatbread. Pizzas weren't staggered at all, which sort of seems counter-intuitive, they just brought them all out. The blueberry ricotta on the other hand was quite satisfying, I just wish it didn't cool as quickly. These weren't exactly brought out piping hot, either. Pretzel wise, you'd get better quality at a school cafeteria. The 'beer' cheese was just cheese, and the pretzel was as hard as dirt in winter. I'm 93% certain it was a microwaved SuperPretzel.

Absolute vibes. So open and inviting. Even with packed (literally at capacity) parking lot, we…read morewere seated and food came out quickly. Amazing service all around! Food was incredible, they have some real unique options! Kids loved their burgers and nuggets, tasted amazing g.

Wayland's current 3.8 star rating is about right. If I could give partial stars, 3.5 sounds fair…read more I didn't review Wayland after my first visit because they were relatively new then and obviously still figuring things out. This was the 2nd go. Not bad, but underwhelming. Service was good. Food came out fast. But they're serving kids menu sized meals for higher-end pricing. Sourdough pretzel appetizer came with two significant portions of a beer cheese dip and a sweet ground mustard, but the single pretzel served was no larger than your hand. Korean BBQ chicken sandwich - over cooked, dry chicken, with tough, stringy edges. Smash burgers were reported by my dinning companions to be lacking flavor. Again, not terrible but the quality and quantity doesn't justify the asking price. It's tough to find good places in the south towns, especially with vegan options, which was one of the features that attracted us to give Wayland another try tonight. But there are certainly some better, and more reasonably priced places to go.