The selection and variance of beer here is incredible! I love the risks they take with different…read moreflavors and styles of beer, the color of some of them are outstanding and the flavors are always unique. This is a must if you're into the brewery scene in Massachusetts.

The staff was friendly and helpful and gave good recommendations when we inquired as to a type of…read morebeer we wanted to get as a gift but didn't typically drink. Love that they offered two different flight sizes. A cool option if you want to try a bunch of things but want to share. Myself and each of my friends got a flight and the trays they used were extremely sturdy and the handle made it way easier to carry than those at other breweries. The beer was tasty, though nothing blew me away.

STAY AWAY! Save…read moreyour money use it a better brewery. First off I will help you by saying the beer is probably the worst I have ever had from any brewery and I have been to many and I mean many over my life. Secondly, they can't handle any social media criticism. I recently left a review of a show saying it wasn't very good but praised the atmosphere even though the beer is awful. They took it down not only once but twice. A real establishment would say something like "Im sorry we didnt live up to your standards" but no, like cowards they deleted it because they didnt want other people to see it. Very unprofessional. So here I am. The beer is a Negative star and the staff a one star and they only get that because the parking attendant was nice.

Love the holiday vendor fair. Dozens of vendors with unique gifts that make your gift giving needs…read moreeasier. What better way to top off the day than to enjoy a craft cocktail by the fire. Love the barn and smoke by the fireside. Vendors super friendly. Puts you in the holiday mood. A dusting of snow made for the perfect backdrop to a unique holiday shopping experience in a country setting.

A first time visit with a few friends for their Tuesday burger and beer combo, which was excellent…read morein the portions were very good. We had the buffalo wings and the garlic Parm wings there were excellent as well and the beers as well as the non-alcoholic beers were excellent and and having a great ambience of sitting out back and overlooking the farm was great it made for a great visit. Look forward to my next visit.

Skyline Beer Company is a craft brewery and restaurant that opened in Westfield, Massachusetts in…read more2014. It was founded by friends and business partners Lisa Pac and Daniel Osella. Beginning in 2002, Pac and Osella began getting together on weekends to homebrew and create food pairings. Pac brewed the beer while Osella (a chef) crafted the food pairings. In 2014, the duo launched 'Skyline Hop Shop' as an alternating proprietorship operation inside Westfield River Brewing Company at 707 College Highway. Osella offered fresh food that paired well with WRB's brews while Pac offered home brewing classes and supplies. They quickly outgrew the space and reopened as 'Skyline Trading Company' at 124 Elm Street in 2016. At this location, Pac and Osello expanded their menu both of food and beer, adding craft whiskey and tequila to the mix. After outgrowing their space again, the partners moved to 98 Southwick Road and reopened as 'Skyline Beer Company' in December 2019. Head brewer Dana Bishop came on board as additional partner, and Coy Chaney was hired as the Assistant Brew Master. The current 4,500-square-foot restaurant and taproom offers 24 rotating draught lines, cocktails, a full food menu, and beautiful views of the rolling hills of Western Mass. I recently visited Skyline Beer Company while I was cycling on the nearby Columbia Greenway Rail Trail. Skyline was on my list of breweries to try for a while, so I decided to stop by for some beers and bites. The taproom and restaurant was spacious and inviting with plenty of seating both inside and outside. I opted to sit outside and began to look over their extensive beer and food menu. I ordered a sampler flight that included "Forget Me Not" (New England Pale Ale), "Up In Smoke" (New England IPA), "Listening Juice" (Double IPA), and "Mother Ocean" (New England IPA). For food, I ordered a plate of delicious "Pretzel Bites & Cheesy Sauce". I really enjoyed all of the beers that I tried, but "Up In Smoke" (with delicious notes of grapefruit and marshmallow) was easily my favorite! I ended up ordering a full pour of it before leaving. The pretzel bites were equally delicious and paired well with my beers. I had an exceptional experience at Skyline and I look forward to returning in the future!

What a charming discovery. A good vibe, friendly owners, a great selection too. Highly recommend it!read more

Upon all appearances, this is actually a very quiet, not as easy to find brewery. It is right next…read moreto a mosque and a really awesome personal training gym. They were out of something we really wanted on their beer menu and went with a sampler that was pretty decent-maybe the cherry pie sour as a favorite? I did not notice a food menu and there weren't any games or activities, so we chatted. Tables in here are smaller- so no big groups. All in all, a nice place, but I don't know if I caught onto any specific vibe that would make me want to come here over any of the other breweries in Westfield. I.e. , Small space with no outdoor seats = not dog or child friendly. For a delicious sour, I might recommend also Great Awakening or Tin Bridge.

Friendly service, positive vibes, good music, and great beer selection. Highly recommend!read more

While in the area from out of town, we decided to visit. We unfortunately came in during an event…read moreand where charged $5 each to get in. This is annoying because if we had gone in the other door, there would have been no fee. Still, this was a very cool building. I really enjoyed the murals on the wall. I did not have a beer, but my family really enjoyed their selections.

A full‑send, Springfield‑USA, Simpsons‑loving, family‑friendly craft‑beer playground that…read moreabsolutely gets it. Two Weeks Notice is the kind of spot that reminds you why Springfield has its own brand of cool. It's got that gritty‑creative, blue‑collar‑meets‑art‑kid energy, and the brewery leans all the way in with its Simpsons‑inspired humor, cheeky can art, and a vibe that feels like the unofficial taproom of Cool Springfield, USA. The Simpsons theme is everywhere--subtle enough not to feel gimmicky, but clever enough that fans will grin every time they spot a reference. The artwork alone is worth a visit; it's playful, bold, and gives the whole place a personality that stands out in the Western Mass beer scene. The beer selection hits that sweet spot: hazies for the juice chasers, crisp lagers for the purists, and a rotating lineup that keeps regulars on their toes. Everything is poured fresh, cold, and with care. The staff? Genuinely friendly, quick with recommendations, and clearly proud of the place. It's the kind of team that makes you feel like a regular on your first visit. This is one of those rare breweries where bringing kids doesn't feel like a chore. There's space to roam, things to look at, and a relaxed vibe that makes families feel welcome without sacrificing the adult fun. Springfield needs more spots like this. The outdoor space is a total win--open, comfortable, and perfect for warm‑weather hangs. Whether you're sipping a flight, letting the kids burn off energy, or just soaking in the neighborhood, it's one of the best parts of the experience. Cheers

So, if you're sitting at a table in their tap room and want another beer, what do you do? Well, Two…read moreWeeks Notice knows how thirsty you are, so they made it easy for you. See that little stand-up thing on your table that says, "Beer Me?" See that big round button in its center? Well, just press the button, the whole thing lights up, so the staff can see it and someone will be there in a jiff to get you a new glass of suds. Is this a great country or what? I gotta thank my South Carolina buddy Ron for that "great country" line, he texted it back to me after I texted him a photo of the table thingy with an explanation. We loved our visit yesterday -great beer selection, super friendly service, a big spacious seating area (with a large outdoor seating option), terrific artwork on the walls that's for sale, and very nice food service as well. They had sixteen beers on tap yesterday, a nice selection representing different beer styles, and not overly IPA dependent, like some of the breweries I visit. I saw lagers, stouts, and a Kolsch. IPAs were well represented with Imperial Double, Session, New England, and milkshake IPA variants. My wife went with a 16-ounce draft of Weekend Warrior (American Lager - 5% ABV) for a very reasonable $5. I wanted their 12-ounce draft of Keepers of the Cake: Birthday Cake W/Raspberry & Strawberry (a White Stout - 6% ABV) for $8, but that wasn't available, so I went with their unfruited version of the same for $7. I loved my beer and sipped the Weekend Warrior too -both were excellent! Some of the names on the beer list made me chuckle -Pink Slip, Severance Package, Performance Review, and Big Riff. There's live music on Friday nights, and occasional food truck on site, and a separate food vendor (separate ordering and payment) in the back. We got a pretzel and a damned fine loaded hot dog. So where did the brewery's name come from? Years ago, Mark -the current Head Brewer's wife gave him a home beer brewing kit as a birthday gift. He entered a few beer competitions and won, including the prestigious Worthy Brewfest. The website puts it this way "Mark coined the name of the company based off his wish of one day quitting his desk job to pursue his dream of owning and operating his own brewery. It was not long until Mark was absolutely determined to become a true contributor in the craft beer community he loved." Mark found a business partner in his old boss, and the two of them quit together to open the brewery. As my buddy Ron said, is this a great country or what?

Very good experience the second time around! I had the cod fish sandwich on a roll with French…read morefries and it was well dressed with lettuce and tomato at my request. The fish wasn't over fridges and the portion was ample. The fresh were incredibly tasty having a perfect seasoning and fried to a perfect texture. My husband had the veggie flat bread which was covered with large portions of vegetables, including broccoli which I loved. The cheese was just enough to make every bite scrumptious. The server was very kind and professional. The covered outdoor high top seating made for a nice overall ambiance.

First of all C(K)ara's service was top rate. Friendly and knowledgable. The portion sizes were…read morehuge! That picture below is the burrito bowl that comes with the chips and salsa. I could have split that with someone and still had food leftover! The inside is cute and clean, with a sizeable bar area. Overall, cute, decent deal, and good vibes because there is excellent service!

First time coming here and started with their blueberry sour beer! It was fruity and not too sour…read more We also got a seltzer flight (pineapple, strawberry, raspberry, mango and blueberry). We wanted to try something new and never had a seltzer flight. They are okay, I would stick to the beer.. We also got a small plate of taco dip with chips, warm pretzels with beer cheese and spicy mustard and sweet Thai chili chicken tenders

We Wanted to grab a drink and some food, but we had our dog with us and we noticed this was a dog…read morefriendly establishment in the area. So I figured I'd give it a shot. We ordered a few appetizers to start. We got the CRISPY BONELESS CHICKEN TENDERLOINS (4) $9.25 , WARM BAVARIAN PRETZEL TWISTS (4) $9.75, and the TACO DIP - SMALL $8.50/LARGE $12 it was made with Beef & bean chili, topped with sour cream, shredded cheese, & salsa. Served with tortilla chips. To came out hot and tasted good. Then To drink I got * FLIGHT OF (5) - 4 OZ. TASTERS of different flavored hard seltzers for - $14 they weren't bad but I wasn't a huge fan either. My wife got I GINA BLUEBOO - BLUEBERRY SOUR $8 - 16 oz. The latest sour offering, this Berliner Weisse style beer is a classic German wheat-based ale. It features a light, tart flavor profile that's not too sour. ABV 5.0% and I thought that was pretty darn good for beer and I don't even like beer. Overall service here was great and chill vibes.