I stopped by here a couple of Saturdays ago with my wife. We were taking part in the Lake Erie…read moreWine Country Harvest Event and one of the stops happened to be at Sensory Vineyard which was also at the same location as 7 Sins Brewing. If two things weren't enough they also considered themselves an art house and had lots of paintings hanging up around the building. The inside of this place is pretty large with a large bar off to the left side and then some seating and other things off to the right. As I often do whenever I visit a new brewery I decided to go with a flight here. I actually was able to use my wine tastings on beer here but the size wasn't too good and so I paid the $5 for 4 - 4 oz pours. Since the brewery is named 7 sins, as you would guess some of their beer names are also related to that. So for my 4 beers I went with Gluttony (Stout), Pre-prohibition Porter, Greed (Brown Ale) and Frye PA (IPA). Out of the bunch I enjoyed the Frye Pa with the Gluttony coming in a close second. I also thought that the Greed was pretty good but there was something about the porter which I didn't care for. There wasn't anything wrong with it but my palate just didn't care for it. The bottom line for me is that I would head back here again in the future. I enjoyed most of the beers that I had here and I think that $5 a flight is a steal.

We found this place by accident, I love it!!! It's small and not fancy but the beer is delicious…read moreand the bartender was really nice. We will definitely be back anytime we pass through!

This is a brewery. Not a resteraunt. Like other bars they have mostly finger food type stuff. I…read moreonly mention that because people are giving them so-so ratings based on food. As far as the beer, it is great with a great atmosphere. Alot of live music. Fun place.

Now this is an amazing outdoor space! We stopped for a few drinks and got to sit outside and hear…read moresome great music. It has a small interior to order drinks but a huge outdoor area with another bar and stage.

My wife and I had dinner at this restaurant over the weekend. They had live music, which was a nice…read moremix of classic and contemporary songs and the volume was just right where you could still enjoy a conversation. The food and service were excellent. We ordered the Southwest rice bowl, and ultimate steak sandwich. The rice bowl had excellent flavor and was definitely a full meal; would absolutely order that again. The steak sandwich had much more grilled steak on it then I expected, and the steak was very tender and perfectly prepared. The sandwich was on custom bread which was the perfect combination of soft bread with a great crusty exterior. I also ordered a side salad to replace the french fries; was a really good salad with multiple ingredients and a great homemade ranch dressing. Our waitress was also excellent, and moved us to a different table at our request, with a better review of the entertainment. We will definitely return and recommend it to friends in the area.

We had a wonderful dinner at Ellicottville Brewing at Bemus Point. We had a high table for 10 by…read morethe open garage doors. The entrance though...with the flowers...was gorgeous! We had a very attentive waitress and tons of great food. My husband and I both got the Beef on Weck with fries and slaw...a little bit of an extra salty bun but great flavors. My sister in law got the Chicken Cecilia and LOVED it

Great selection of brews. Finally joined the mug club this year. Lakeshore Fog is my go-to for a…read morehazy IPA!

Cuban panini paired with their 2xIPA was delicious. Bartenders are always friendly and a great…read moresetting to cheer on the Bills!

I've always wanted to visit, but while close enough we don't usually go out that way much. Being a…read morehuge Christmas and holiday fan seeing that they made a Christmas pop up was the extra motivation I needed. My friend and I had an amazing time. The whole building was super festive and fun. While busy, right before Christmas, everyone was very nice and helpful. There was barely a wait for anything, other than seating, but like I said it was so busy. The food we ordered was hot, fresh, and quick. I was really surprised by how good it was. I got a bowl potato soup and it looked small. That soup was so loaded and cheesy, I wasn't even able to finish it! Delicious! We shared a Bavarian pretzel. That was also huge, very well made. The dips for it I think are house made? They were amazing. We couldn't decide our favorite, but I think the mustard was mine. We each got a festive drink, I'm not big on drinks, but my Cosmic cosmo was fantastic and pretty! While the decor is what finally got me to visit I'm definitely planning on going back. It's very spacious, great seating. The food was impressive, service was fast and surprisingly friendly with how packed and busy they were.

I stopped by here a couple of Sundays ago with my parents, wife and twins. We happened to be…read morevisiting Port Farms on this afternoon and I got excited whenever I noticed that Poverty Knob Farmhouse Ales was right next door. This brewery is located in a big barn like building with super high ceilings. It has both indoor and outdoor seating and on the day that I was there they had live music as well. On this day for my beer I ordered directly at the bar but for my food I ordered from the QR code that was at each table. As I often do whenever I visit a new brewery I went with a flight here. At poverty Knob you got to choose 4 different 4 oz pours for $12. I ended up choosing the midnight lager, spruce almighty, obstructed view and brown eyed girl for my beers. First up for me was the Brown eyed girl which was an American stout. It was smooth with a hint of sweetness at the finish. Second was the Obstructed view hazy IPA which was a true ipa with lots of strong hops coming in at the finish. Up third was the spruce tip IPA Spruce almighty. It felt more like an English ipa as it was mild and sadly I didn't get any spruce tips flavor from it. Last but certainly not least was the schwarzbier named Midnight lager. This beer had some sweetness at the start with those roasted malt flavors coming in at the finish. Out of the bunch, I would choose the midnight lager and obstructed view as my favorites. Then for food, my wife and I ordered a chips platter and a pizza. The chips had a drizzle with bacon, blue cheese and scallions while our flatbread had arugula, honey and prosciutto on it. While I was expecting to like the flatbread more, I ended up liking the chips more. The shareable portion size was absolutely massive and I appreciated the pungent blue cheese with the bacon and balsamic drizzle. Our chips were super crispy as well which helped. Then our flatbread was also good and I enjoyed the salty/peppery/sweet combo from everything that was on top. The bottom line for me is that I would head back here again in the future. I enjoyed most of my beers here and thought that our chips were excellent.

There last Thursday, empty except for my wife and I. Nice selection of beer, wine and spirits…read more We, unfortunately, didn't have a good experience with the bartender. She just either was having a bad day or was pissed we came strolling in the middle of March. We hit 13 wineries on the trail and every person was nicer than the last.

They are always friendly and make good cocktails. We have stopped here the last couple of years…read moreand have yet to be disappointed. If you are on the Lake Erie wine trail, stop by for a drink for sure!

Came here for a flight and food on a Sunday and had a great experience. Service was excellent, we…read morewere welcomed right away and our order was put in quickly and came out quickly too. The beer menu was fantastic, I appreciated the variety and the option to do a flight. The pierogi were flavorful too and I enjoyed the mushrooms on top. If I lived in the area, I'd be a regular here. Can't wait to come back again soon.

Stopped in on a Sunday afternoon. Great beer selection with flights available. There are also a few…read morefood options. Had the burger which was good. Service was also good.

Let me preface this by saying I've about had it with the so-called breweries popping up everywhere,…read moreeach one seemingly more committed to clichés than the last. You know the drill: no table service, order at the bar using a kiosk or an iPad, which makes you feel less like a customer and more like a data entry clerk. And don't even get me started on the servers who act like they're doing you a favor by taking your order. Then there are the long lines to order your drinks and food, which completely destroy any semblance of a pleasant customer experience. Waiting in a queue that resembles a theme park line just to get a drink ruins the whole vibe (this is an ABSOLUTE dealbreaker for us). Oh, and let's not forget the chaotic atmosphere--kids running amok, dogs, and live bands cranking out tunes that make it impossible to hold a conversation. It's a sensory overload that just isn't my cup of tea. Now that I've gotten that off my chest, let's get to the beer. We ordered a flight, which is the trendy way to say "sampler," and I must admit, one or two out of the six beers were decent--particularly the hazy IPA, which was a bright spot in an otherwise dull lineup. Most of the other brews were solid but forgettable, a far cry from the unique, crafted experiences that breweries claim to provide. Overall, we did enjoy the beer! As for the food, it was a parade of disappointment. We tried the garlic and Parmesan wings, shrimp tacos, and, of course, the infamous Bent burger. Ah, the Bent burger--a prime example of how a simple, delicious hamburger can be completely ruined by a slew of unnecessary toppings. Instead of sticking to the classic approach of a juicy patty, they decided to throw on pork, a fried egg, and a medley of other ingredients that clashed rather than complemented each other. It was a chaotic mishmash of flavors that worked against itself, leaving me wondering why anyone thought this was a good idea. Gimmicks like that are rarely a recipe for success in my experience. The tacos and wings? Equally lackluster. The wings were bland, devoid of any real flavor punch despite the garlic and Parmesan claims, and the tacos were so underwhelming they could have been served at a school cafeteria. In summary, Bent Run Brewery is just another cog in the wheel of craft beer clichés, serving up a loud atmosphere, long lines, and gimmicky food that fails to impress. If you're looking for a genuine experience with great beer and simple, tasty food, I'd recommend looking elsewhere. If you are able to "plug in" to this nonsense, then it's worth a try.

We came here just to get a sampler of beer. Each one of the 5 that we sampled were very good…read more Service- was nice. We were able to take our little doggie with us and sit outside. Ambience- lots of outdoor seating, indoor is nice with garage doors open on the nice days. It's close to the water and right now, the leaves are glowing. Overall great place to drink a beer.

This place consistently comes up with fun new spirits. Awesome for mixers!…read more Knowledgeable staff, great selection, great atmosphere, very clean, very friendly staff, outdoor seating options spring through fall, great products, and reasonable prices. I love their pumking, smores,smoked, and peanut butter cup whiskey!

What a wonderful experience. The bartender was extremely nice and knowledgeable. She made me feel…read morewelcomed and gave me recommendations based on our conversation! I left the a bottle of the smoked and straight bourbon. Come check it out for top of the line bourbon and conversation!

They celebrated 10 years! I enjoyed a Reuben sandwich and chips. Unfortunately no porter or stout…read morebeer, but I did have Twisted Train beer which was good. Music and treats were offered... quite the celebration! They do hi ave wine here too.

The waitress was super nice and let us try the wine before we bought a bottle. You can usually…read morestumble into some live music. The outdoor seating is so nice and the properly is beautiful.