I am all about a flight of beer. It can be a hit or miss with choices. Well it's been quite some time the every beer was a hit! The beer here is so refreshing and VERY crisp/fresh. They also offer a full bar/cocktail menu - very rare for a brewery which is great if you are with a non beer drinker. Red Ale - Mexican Lager - American Pale Ale - Pilot Batch Try that line-up The Broken Bow offers a great Happy Hour menu. I indulged in the Loaded Nachos - all fresh ingredients and plenty of them! The inside is clean and spacious. And the outside as well featuring an area for beer drinkers to bring their doggies! The service, just fabulous - Reese was on point and so friendly. Love Love Love Broken Bow - can't wait to introduce to fellow beer drinkers . Cheers! read more

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I've been here several times over the years, but only once since the reopening in Summer 2026. Unfortunately, it feels like they've completely lost the brewery atmosphere that made this place enjoyable. When you walk in now, there's a host who escorts you to a table in the main dining area. The first thing you notice is the lighting and that it is WAY too bright. The whole room is so brightly lit that it feels more like a sterile operating room than a brewery where you'd want to hang out for a couple of beers. They've added a full food menu, which is a nice addition, but the entire setup now makes you feel like you're expected to order a meal. It no longer feels like the kind of place where you can just mosey in, grab a beer, find a spot, and hang out for a while. The outdoor area has also been completely covered and now looks almost like a greenhouse. I'm not entirely sure what the experience out there is supposed to be because, despite it being completely empty when we visited, they weren't allowing anyone to sit outside. The funniest part was watching people walk in after us. Almost everyone seemed to have the same confused reaction. First when they realized they had to wait for someone to tell them where to sit, and then when they walked into what might be the brightest brewery dining room in America. read more

I went today with 3 friends after they advertised on Facebook that they had some new fall cocktails on the menu. When we sat down we didn't see them on the menu so we asked a server and she said "sorry, we're not doing those." Hmm, ok. Then she proceeded to point to no fewer than 5 beers on the menu and say "we're out of this, this, this, this, and that." They basically had two beers on tap. I was embarrassed for them. After that rocky start, once we determined what they DID have, the beers and food that we got were good. I second what someone else said about the temperature in the covered atrium. Even though they had it pretty open, it still got very hot in there. They've either got to close it over all the way and pump in AC or at least get some fans. This is my local brewery and I will definitely be back...just hopefully on a day when more than 2 taps are working. read more

I think the overall design brings them into a more family-friendly atmosphere, very much in the Captain Lawrence style. This probably makes it less appealing to folks that just went there for the beers. The beer selection, while plentiful, sticks to the standard beers they have always had and less seasonal varieties they used to have, but these are early days I guess. They do have a good food menu now, and wider variety of drinks (alcoholic and non alcoholic). On the negative side they lost the outdoor area (reclaimed as a parking lot), so there's almost no space for drinking outside, and brewery dogs are relegated to that narrow strip of grass behind the parking lot. Clearly the town didn't help their decision making with the parking rules on the street, even though I never got a ticket by not paying.... If you try to drink outdoors in the lot you will get yelled at. If you try to bring a dog inside you will get yelled at. It will be interesting to see if they make more money off the new design. It was definitely more crowded when I went shortly after reopening. read more

Post reopening review. The beer is solid, 4.5 stars, order a pitcher of pale ale and you'll be happy as shit. The food is horrible. We went for happy hour, sampled their happy hour menu which is discounted regular menu. Let start: Chicken wings: decent, but is there something wrong with these chickens? Should I be concerned because these are the smallest damned wings ever. I'd ask if they came from a pigeon, but NY pigeons are pretty better fed than that. Next, nacho... edible, non-remarkable, plate a little small, had to ask for jalapeños for them, whatever. French fries, meh, coated fries, which is a no-no if you put stuff on them, which they do. Pizza...wtf!?!?!? We are in NY, miles from NYC and you have the stones to call this excrement pizza!?!? I would eat Altoona pizza over this crap. In short, beer good, food no. read more

Service was good and friendly and the pilot batch beer (overall a very limited beer selection for a brewery) was very good but the food was surprising - got chicken tenders and they may have been hand breaded (?) as noted but the texture was processed cafeteria chicken patty. Weird. Much weirder was the glass I got my (delicious) cocktail in, which was a large condiment/snack glass. I have the same ones at home - great for olives and sides of guac, not for a drink with boba balls. The drink had no straw (bc in a three-inch tall sauce cup). So I had to just kind of shake the boba into my mouth when the drink was done. Cocktail was a nice combination of flavors but that presentation was extremely odd. Vibe of refresh is more like an airport sports bar, very different from warm/industrial/dark look before. Was a big fan of this spot for years but new version isn't for me. Wish them the best with new food/drink program and crowd. read more

Wonderful local brewery, recently renovated to add a restaurant offering pub style food (burgers, pizza, sliders, fries, etc). Family owned, friendly staff, great vibe. read more

Broken Bow Brewery is one of the few breweries that I still have bookmarked for the state of New York that isn't in New York City itself. So with that in mind I feel a certain sense of accomplishment by checking this particular brewery off of my list. The beer that Steve and I had and enjoyed was the Broken Auger Lager. A very appropriate beer as the weather heads in it's steadily warming state for this time of year. But in actuality lagers are good anytime of the year for us. Flavor features with this particular beer are a naturally sweet flavor along with a bit of sour with a clean aftertaste. The beer is light bodied and smooth which is an extra plus! read more

Broken Bow Brewery - A bit blurry picture but we enjoyed the Broken Auger Lager! - Breweries Near Me - Tuckahoe, New York

Checked out the revamp & relaunch and it does look lovely!! Was very busy and maybe it was the fact they were understaffed, but what a shit show. Sat at the bar rather than try and wait around for a table (no one acknowledged us or gave us menus) dripped on with condensation from above piping, we'll move since the people next to us at the bar wouldn't move up! Grabbed seating in front of the vats and still waited. Asked the guy in front of the bus station who was looking like a manager could we get some menus - he was clueless. Another 5 minutes went by before lovely waitress who's name begins with an M but can't remember, came over - extremely apologetic, told us the guy we talked to it was his first day - oh brother, but makes sense!! Beer solid as usual, food they were out of all the sliders so we ordered the veggie nachos - sorriest looking plate of food ever, saltiest chips I've ever eaten, a sprinkling of corn, black beans and tomatoes, a teaspoon of cheese sauce on 2-3 chips but the biggest glob of sour cream! The worst ever!!! We laughed it off and said first week relaunch issues we'll try again in a couple of months!! Wishing them well but maybe they should have done a soft launch first to iron out all the issues!! read more

Broken Bow Brewery - Breweries Near Me - Tuckahoe, New York

Broken? Yes!!! If you want to experience dinner at a place that is like a bunch of 5th graders opened a brew pub, this is the place for you. Disorganized. Waiter has no idea what to do. Just a mess. Food is fine. Beer is good. But it's pure herding cats here. read more

First, we walked in from the outside area near the parking lot to the inside bar area and had no idea where to go or who to talk to. No one greeted us at the door, an employee in unmarked plain clothes came up to us and asked if he could help us. He pointed us to the waitress who said we can find a seat wherever. In my opinion there should either be a hostess or sign that says "please seat yourself". At the tables, there are number stands, which are honestly unnecessary because we have a waitress, those only make sense if you order at a register or are ordering with a QR code. The beer itself is fine but the two times we've been here they're out of a few. I asked the waitress if she could add grilled chicken to the grilled veggie wrap and she said no, which is a bit laughable considering it's not hard to throw probably already pre made chicken into a wrap. Now the food... yikes. The wings were the smallest I've ever seen in my life. You're competing with Tuck'd away and Jacks and both places have significantly better food, I saw other people get the pizza and it looked like it came out of an easy baked oven. I'm pretty upset because the place has an awesome set up and outdoor space but management needs to step it up in terms of operations and food quality. Looked at some other reviews to see if people had the same experience, noticed all the responses from Broken Bow were clearly AI generated. read more

Broken Bow Brewery - Breweries Near Me - Tuckahoe, New York

We went this weekend, 5 of us, for dinner outside. The patio is wonderful, just perfect for a late summer evening. Although my kids are now grown, I appreciated the families with kids who were dining because it made the atmosphere more neigborhoody and warm. Broken Bow has always been a gathering place for locals. I enjoyed my food - the hot chicken sandwich was great, chili fries, and salad which was much better than the usual pubgrub salad. One person at our table had the pulled pork and said it was dry. I also think their portion sizes could be a teeny bit larger and presented more nicely - it was more of a fast casual presentation with paper wrappers rather than normal plates. Beers were excellent - we had IPA and stout - and the mocktail one person ordered was also good. They were out of a number of beer choices, although none were choice that we really wanted. I am glad to see Broken Bow back and hope to get back often. read more

A baby AND dog friendly brewery? I'm in. Great spot. Live music. Food truck outside. Great drinks - both beer and cocktails. read more

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from bad to worse. I used To go to the bow before the reopening when I would come to the area and to be honest the beers sucked and were over priced. they Always had some reason the beer was pouring bad or tasted completely different then the last time you order it. had Some Friends that wanted to check it out after it reopened. The food took forever to get to us and when it did it wasn't even fully cooked. the beer is only slightly better then what I remember before the re opening and still overpriced on top of that there is a funky smell to The place as well that's not really appealing when you want to sit down for a drink and some food. the Staff also seems very unsure if they are a bar style or restaurant so the service was kinda hot and cold and they kept Wanting us to use this app to order wasn't working at all. It feels like they thew a bunch of money at the place to make it look fancier but they didn't think at all about what type of place they are. maybe after a lil while they will get it together but they are not a new place they Also are not cheap. read more

Large space with tons of special events all the time. We strolled in for a beer and a craft fair was taking place inside and out. The beer is adequate. Lots of children. Bar is quick. read more

Great local spot with friendly service, good amount of and different type of indoor/outdoor seating to chose from, and nice beverage selection from local beer to frozen alcohol and non-alcohol options to wine. There is on-site free parking lot as well as street parking out front. Note that there is food truck only on weekends though there's quick snack options to chose from. read more

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Great staff. Chill environment. Good beer. The staff recommend the broken heart stout which did not disappoint. I'll be back. read more

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This place is quite spacious and has ample room for groups. The staff is very friendly and accommodating- we had a baby in our group and the bartender went out of his way to ask if he should turn down the music for the baby. The beer is pretty normal and they don't serve food from what we saw aside from chips and a popcorn station. read more

I've been coming to Broken Bow since they first opened and they have always been one of my favorite spots to hang in the Eastchester/Tuckahoe area. Whether it is a food truck night, live music, hosting events including Relay for Life kickoffs, there is never a dull moment to enjoy a beer here! read more

Broken Bow Brewery - Pizza di Michelino/Austin cider - Breweries Near Me - Tuckahoe, New York

Haven't been to the Brewery in some time. when I was there I found the operation to be real family centric and well organized. If it wasn't for the fact it was a before lunch visit I would have accepted the sample, my error. Fast forward to more recently. I am a craft brewery person I picked up a 6 pack of one of their IPA's. Nice fruity very refreshing. A good anytime beer. That's New York water for you! read more

Good beer in this place, they also have a nice patio where you can sit and enjoy some beer and food. They had a pizza truck set up outside and a food truck making Empanadas. I tried the pizza and it was good, I also had an Arepa with cheese from the food truck. The service was good until the night came when they had a large group come in then it became impossible to get a beer. That's when it was time to leave. I enjoyed my time there and would return. Parking could be a challenge in the street though but fortunately there is a parking parking lot next door that belongs to Springhill Suites hotel with plenty of space available. The brewery told me I could use it so I did and it wasn't a problem. read more

Broken Bow Brewery - a truck parked in a parking lot - Breweries Near Me - Tuckahoe, New York

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Early Saturday afternoon, only a spattering of people at this large brewery. Inside, there is seating at the bar, as well as a large section for tables (one area for dogs and one for non dogs). Outside there are a few tables under umbrellas, as well as chairs around the parking lot... Since there was a dog with me, decided on ordering at the bar then taking the drinks outside. Started with the "Petunia's Red Ale" ($7) - a toasty Irish red ending in a malty finish. Next was the "Plum Hazy IPA" ($7) - a sweeter fruity ale that didn't have much in terms of hops. No real food jerez but there is free popcorn (!) at the back, as well as some chips/jerky for purchase. Overall vibe is relaxed with many people bringing their dogs and hanging out in the parking lot seating area. read more

Broken Bow Brewery - Red ale - Breweries Near Me - Tuckahoe, New York

My family and I came here nearly when it opened on a Saturday afternoon. It wasn't too full yet - maybe about six or seven other groups outside. We were able to hang in the faux turf area with plastic Adirondack chairs. I liked their beers - not all my favorite styles but good quality. They also offer samplers. On this given day, they also had a pizza table set-up, and that was the perfect compliment to the beer. I appreciate that they're family friendly, but if you're bringing kids, make sure to bring them lots of entertainment. Most of the outdoor space is concrete (plus the fake grass). Don't miss the extra green space behind the parking spots along the fence. There's also a huge connect four game there as well as more seating. read more

I should start by saying I am not a beer drinking but the lure of a lobster truck brought me to this brewery. While there I let the bartender know I'd like something fruity as I'm not a fan of beer. He suggested a newly released beer with notes of pineapple, passion fruit, orange, guava and wheat. I ordered the smallest size and drank it with no problem. It was quite good. It went very well on a hot day with my lobster roll. The Brewery has a large outdoor area as well as two different indoor rooms both very spacious nd air conditioned. Bathrooms are new, air conditioned and were clean. They serve hot dogs, chips and help yourself free popcorn. When a food truck is onsite you can't order any beverages from the food truck, those you have to get from the Brewery and I believe the same holds true for the hot dogs that you couldn't order at the Brewery when a truck is onsite but that part I'm not certain of. I did notice that the hot dog roller had no dogs on them when we were there. Therefore my assumption. If you follower their social media pages they have several different trucks coming on different nights. Who knows, maybe they'll convert me when I return to perhaps dabble with another BREW or get the ADULT size fruity beer. read more

Many, many years ago I'd argue this little brewery had one of the best beers in the Tristate. Their Tripel, Russian, and particularly Barleywine were legendarily good. Even winning several beer competitions. So good that it inspired me to try crafting my own versions of their beers. Nowadays? There's a noticeable slide in quality. They no longer produce these more delicate but incredibly intoxicating (figuratively and literally if you have a low alcohol tolerance) and instead only produce fairly rudimentary beers and can't even get those right. It's a shame. That's all I have to say. read more

There is no food at this brewery, however it's okay to bring food in which is nice. The ambiance is great! There is seating outdoors and indoors. Indoor seating is open to a fairly good size brewing production line whereby you can sit practically within arm's reach of the mash tun and boil kettle with about 4-6 good size fermenters visible behind. Service was miserable however. I know good help is hard to find but at the very least the two young men working there this week (at point of sale) were so obviously faking their cordiality to the point I felt embarrassed for them. It was so obvious they didn't want to be there nor did they engage customers conversationally. Hospitality 101 goes a long way. I hope they look into it someday. Aside from all this I did love the beer I had because I could taste the grain in it. I love that! read more

Not every pub or restaurant features local craft beer (and they're missing out!), but when one does, they got it going on. So a shoutout to "The Pub" located inside Empire City for introducing me to the knowledge of a local craft brewery nearby known as Broken Bow. I finally had the chance to visit said brewery a few weeks back and experienced some quality concoctions. Let's begin. Located a little over ten minutes from EC is this semi-spacious suds spot that has an almost vintage feel with its wood-finished tables and stools. An outdoor beer garden and corn hole game (along with food truck visits) compiled the entirety of the place. Their small-ish bar is where you'll score your beers receiving them from some pretty friendly people, I might add. Both employees working that day were super chill and really welcoming (even when we flashed the Groupon I had purchased). This started things off on point. Heading from there, we'll dive into the actual importance of the whole experience (and this review), the beer! Now I had sipped plenty of pints of Broken Bow's Red Ale (a malty and substantial brew) as that was the beer on tap back over at Empire City, so I was ready to try some different ones. A flight was included in that aforementioned Groupon and so I chose four tasters and let the beer-ing begin. Broken Routines IPA Series with Mosaic and Amarillo, and Space Brut IPA were two hoppy yet individualistic brews in taste that basically did the trick for their styles. The Broken Heart Stout was a solid selection as it held some roasted notes and a little bitterness. My apologies to the last brew (I should've wrote this down), but it was either Auger Lager or the Kolsch. I guess neither were overly memorable if I can't recall the choice (sorry!). What did score big points was Lucy's Strawberry Sour Wheat. I didn't include this in my flight, but my buddy tried it and loved it so much he bought a four pack of cans (and this guy never buys cans!). It held well a few weeks later when I grabbed one of those cans from my friend last night and basked in some wonderful fruity notes surrounded by a perfect tartness. It leads me to wanting a little trip back up to BB to grab some more. Overall, Broken Bow Brewery is just what the beer doctor ordered in giving it's beer goers an enjoyable setting (inside and out), super friendly service, and brews that are (mostly) memorable. Groupon or not I would most certainly return for more Broken Bow goodness, especially because one can only drink the same beer from a brewery being served at a pub so often and not want to try more of what they have to offer (maybe mix it up, Empire City?). read more

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Great vibes and good customer service. Equally nice outside and inside seating areas. There is a food truck outside. I would definitely visit again! read more

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The location is very nice and has that "industrial/brewery" feel to it. The night we went it was a little chilly inside the facility - some heat would have been welcomed. Additionally the bartenders need a bit more training in interacting with customers. They seemed aloof and bothered when asked a question, placing an order , or just giving any attention to patrons. Hint - stay off your phones when working. I do see potential - a nice spring day or summer night may help with the coolness of the interior as well as the employees. Food was from food truck was ok ... selection of liquors was low... seating adequate. Overall an OK place with many opportunities to improve. read more

I love this place! I'm always impressed with how caring, detail and hospitable this establishment staff is. The fact that this is a family business shows and you can feel it in the air. Their beer is out of this world. Every flavor they created has a unique name followed by a story which is completed by an amazing experience seating at this brewery. Now that outdoor seating is finally open and the warm weather is here. I look forward to spending my afternoons after work enjoying a "Lucy's" sour strawberry wheat ale. Thank you to Lyle and his family for making every visit an experience that is special and unique. I'm so much looking forward to working with you in the years to come. read more

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We came here to kill time before surprising my friend at her bachelorette party. The cider and beer was great, it's very spacious. The day we went there was a fried chicken truck in the back and the food was really good. If I am in the area again I will return read more

Broken Bow Brewery - Breweries Near Me - Tuckahoe, New York

This place was great. I went here for a tasting event and we had our event in the back of the brewery. This place was very spacious and the beer was great! I would definitely go back - their Blood Orange and Coffee Stout were really tasty. I would order these again for sure. The only downside is that they don't have food. I probably would have stayed here longer if there was food. read more

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I thought the beers were quite good, but the atmosphere could have been better. I came here with a friend who lives nearby to watch the Yankee game and have a few beers. I insisted that we try a craft beer joint over a sports bar and for sure this was the correct choice. The beer has potential. I ordered two flights to share with my friend so I definitely got to try many items. I particularly liked the Pumpkin spiced Oktoberfest, which is strange since I rarely like spiced beers. The Lucy's Sour Strawberry Wheat Ale was also quite good. We sat in two comfy chairs near the large beer tanks across the room from the TVs so we could watch and catch up. The lighting was a bit too strong, the bar was too small and overly lit, and the room lacked warmth overall. It looked too quickly thrown together. Perhaps that is what they are going for. I've been to many places that have a similar vibe but these others feel more curated and as a result more welcoming. Overall, considering this place is in the sticks, a good option for quality craft beer. read more

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Excellent beer, and had board games for customers to play while they had their beer. You can either sit outside or inside, though everything is ordered at the counter inside where you can purchase beer to go or merchandise. read more

I love coming here! The staff are always attentive. Leo, Sam, Greg, Kevin and Katie have always been super welcoming any time I've come through. The manager Gavin is extremely kind, accommodating and hilarious! The drink selection is great, with a rotating beer menu. My fav is Old Split Foot. They also recently extended their menu to offer yummy cocktails. The place is always very clean too! They do not have a kitchen but it is bring your own food and have delicious food trucks on the weekend. 10/10 would recommend! read more

Really liked the beer and the sandwich I got. The building is also really cool and unique

The addition of this brewery to the area makes my visits to spend time with family sooooo much better - not that I didn't enjoy visiting them before this establishment opened. Super friendly, passionate & informative staff, delicious, wide range of different styles of beer, fantastic hang out area inside, a great outdoor courtyard and finally a variety of food trucks (1 visits at a time), make this a must visit (repeatedly) drinking and dining establishment. Bravo! read more

Meh. I get it, it's a brewery, so if I was judging by beer alone, pretty good, however like many of us I've grown tired of mediocre businesses stopping short of their full potential. We WANT destinations to get us off our couches, particularly an aging Gen X that was 50 at age 11 and is still 11 at age 50. Bring in a pool table, darts, maybe some classic arcade games along the wall (that are free to play of course), what about some ax throwing (for an additional fee)?! My point is this place has potential. The exterior in particular has some character and charm that you'd find upstate, but the interior is meh. Again it's clearly a brewery, but they'd do much better as a business if they enhanced their destination appeal just a smidge. Just saying! read more

Was just here on a Friday afternoon heading into evening. A parent for some reason decided this would be an ideal place to hold a three year old's birthday party. Screaming children everywhere. Spliled snacks and drinks. Legos underfoot. Utter chaos. I spoke to a bartender who was equally annoyed but nothing done, even though there is plenty of outdoor space. Avoiding this place if this is the scene. Daycare or Chuck E Cheese vibe. I guess its worth it to them for the 1 slushy drink each mom had. Won't be back for a while. read more

Broken Bow Brewery is a small brewery located in the burbs of NYC in Tuckahoe. Yes Tuckahoe, New York go figure. Now with this said, Broken Bow Brewery has some tasty beers. Remember, this is the main thing; "good tasty beers". The brewery has a nice selection of the varies styles of beer; IPA, seasonal, ale, larger, stout, etc . I really enjoyed tasting 4 or 5 different beers on my first visit with the wife. I find this the best part of the brewery experience. Tasting tasty beers in a comfortable Tap Room. You can purchase pints, flights or growlers. The Tap Room is a spacious area with plenty of seating. They have a half dozen soft leather chairs and a couple of dozen bar stools to seat and enjoy some beers. There is a 60 inch TV to catch a game. While there is no food service. Free peanuts are available plus you could bring in outside food. The wife and I ordered pizza. Always goes well when sampling beers. Service was good. The staff seem young, but knowledgeable. Clean bathrooms. Take credit cards. Overall, Broken Bow Brewery is a solid brewery. The beers are tasty and flavorful. The Tap Room is comfortable. The facility was well designed and spotless. All this makes for an excellent brewery experience. Broken Bow Brewery is definitely a must visit if you are making the rounds of breweries in the area. read more

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