Fine Creek Brewery is a fantastic place to host an engagement party. For a reasonable price, I was…read moreamazed at the attentive service and the delicious food, not to mention the picturesque venue itself. We are gluten-free, which did not hinder the selection or the quality of the food. I find myself looking for a reason to host another party just to return. And I plan to return for lunch or dinner soon.

This type of brewery is not for me. We just happened to be nearly and stopped in. It is a little…read moreweird as it is located behind a bunch of rented cabins. But they looked nice and the brewery looked nice. After that, our experience deteriorated. For one thing, this is the only brewery i have ever been to where you can't sample a beer before getting it. So we both got the smallest pour options. neither were good. It is odd because if we could have found a beer we liked, we would have probably been there for two rounds of the larger pours. The woman working the bar was not very nice either when we asked about the samples.. kind of gave us a smartaleck response. If that is the business model, good for them. But there are plenty of other breweries in this area to visit. We wont be back to this one.

This was my third time at this brewery in Midlothian. The staff is always so helpful and friendly…read morethe minute you walk on the door answering all your questions whether it be about food or beer or the best place to sit. We ended up sitting at the bar for a couple beers and dinner. The outside vibe had fire pits and Adirondack chairs with some tables. From the minute, we entered to the moment we laughed. We were thoughtfully waited on by all the staff. Falcon smash is always my go to beer when I go there and this grilled chicken Parmesan sandwich was amazing. Definitely worth a stop when you're Midlothian Virginia.

Stopped in recently for the first time to try an IPA. It was average but that's not what the one…read morestar is for... I've followed this brewery on social media for a few months and have noticed their pictures consistently feature pours with an inordinate amount (2-3") of head on them. As someone who absolutely hates foam, I asked up front for no head. The bartender winced and explained they had to pour that way or they'd get in trouble because the ownership "wants the aroma expressed." I was taken aback...not only by the total lack of regard for the customer but for levying that threat against an employee. I was waiting to meet someone somewhere else for dinner, and put aside my disdain and capitulated as I didn't want anyone getting in trouble over a beer. So, I figured I'd make the most of things out on the patio. Alas, you can't take glass out in the patio, only plastic cups. What?!? If this were a college bar on a Friday night, sure - pour into plastic. But happy hour in Midlothian? The bartender did say they could pour no foam for a plastic cup though, which I thought was funny - they're so precious about their beer the foam is mandatory, but yeah, just dump it in plastic for the patio. All in all, a negative experience and one I won't repeat. My advice is to give the customer what they want, don't threaten employees, and eat the cost of a few broken glasses. To be clear: I get the notion of aromas and such, but this isn't Russian River or Alchemist, or even The Veil (none of which have foam mandates). I could even understand if they were busy (I was the only one ordering), but I wouldn't have asked for a longer pour under those circumstances. The beers are average regionals and customer service and good treatment of employees are non-negotiables. I hope ownership sees this and chills out; the person who pays for the beer dictates the pour, not you.

Great space for light food and beverages. They have indoor and outdoor seating. Music events…read moresometimes.

A fun casual place! Three Leg Run warm atmosphere is…read morewelcoming to all. Pet friendly and kid friendly. They have a variety of activities including their Thursday Run club and Trivia Night. I met my son and his run club and enjoyed a couple fantastic craft brews. Three Leg Run also takes pride in making their own wine and mead. I didn't partake in food but the Cuban and Reuben sandwiches looked fantastic and got great compliments from the guests that ordered the panini style sandwiches. TVs are in place for sporting events. This is a great place to meet old and new friends.

Stopped by for a quick beer before finding some dinner. Big Slice hazy IPA was nice and smooth…read more Relaxed place with comfy couches.

We stopped by to have a drink after visiting JMU. The premises are spacious with plenty of regular…read moreand pub table seating, a large couch sectional, and a game area. There is an ample bar area offering a great selection of Three Notch'd beer. They also offer Uncool non-alcoholic brews. I had the orange creamsicle and it was quite tasty. The staff is friendly and the decor gives off a relaxing vibe.

The Answer is a great casual brewery with Asian fusion bar food. I like bringing groups here…read morebecause there's something for everyone. They have plenty of seating inside and on the patio. You can easily walk in or make a reservation in advance. If you're dining at a table, it's full service though you aren't rushed. They have a huge menu of craft beers and a flight option to try multiple. You can also grab some of their canned beers to go. There's a wide variety of food on the menu as well. If you're with others, I'd recommend splitting a bunch of their starters.

Been to the Answer Brewpub multiple times now and damn, they are just so good. Solid food, actually…read morekiller food more like from the very place that decided to start this adventure, Mekong. The Drunken Noodles are to die for along with a very unique take on fried calamari. And the beer, eesh so solid, I don't think you can't find a beer you like here. Truly the Answer is the answer. Just get there and try some of everything.

Awesome service delicious Berry Sour Ale and hard seltzer flight was amazingly deliciousread more

I did pints and Pilates at this place. The owner was very sweet and offered really good…read moresuggestions. They make this beer mix with blood orange puree which was suggested by her and it did not disappoint. I NEED TO GO BACK!! When I was there it was quiet but I have heard the place packs up!!

Great stop on the way home. Great jalapeno infused beer. Loved both turn n burn and hot shoe. Nice…read morepatio with umbrellas for shade, music playing & corn hole. Staff was nice, helpful, gave a run down on the beer. Great selection. Highly recommend a stop if you are near by.

A very unassuming brewery operated by extremely welcoming staff and full of great patrons…read more They offer a wide variety of styles. I only had time for a quick beer with my wife and the IPAs we had left a little to be desired. However I will say we would be back to try others again. This place is run by good people.

We went the day after Christmas and it was super crowded! Dogs are allowed indoors, whether you…read moretake that as a positive or a negative. Their watermelon/lime sour was so great. Rest of the beers pretty standard with decent pricing. They have a few dart boards and pinball machines.

Wonderful place with a huge indoor area that was sleek, modern, and very big-group friendly. Solid…read morebeers with friendly staff that let me try all sorts of different things before reaching a decision. Also plenty of stuff to do and see - so many retro-style games, trivia nights, run club, etc... just a great communal spot that I will most certainly be coming back to. Also dog-friendly patio which was exactly what we were looking for! The worst thing about this place is the location - but that is literally the only bad thing I could ever say about it. Just with being so close to the road, sitting outside is fairly loud and difficult if you're wanting to yap as much as me!

As soon as we walked in the door, my wife and I were instantly charmed by Far Gohn. We were on a…read moreweekend trip in Shenandoah for our anniversary and craving a cozy local spot for a pizza and a beer. Far Gohn hit it out of the park. Definitely a local tavern...they reminded me more of the pubs you find in a small European town or the UK. Warm, cozy, and inviting. We immediately felt at home. Now to the people who complain here that they were "ignored" by the bartenders or that service took forever...read: local spot. If you're from out of town and you're expecting rushed service and the immediacy of the big city, this might not be the place for you. But if you're looking for something truly special, slide up to the bar. Be patient...the bartender will be there as soon as they're done listening to Old Bill tell his story. Order a beer and a pizza and take a seat at one of their small tables. Enjoy and unhurried drink. And right about the time you're feeling like ordering a second beer, your hot, delicious, perfectly cooked pizza will be dropping out of the ceiling on a dumb waiter (yes, from the ceiling...you read that right). Smother it in locally made hot sauce (an unexpected plus), grab your second beer and enjoy that delicious pizza with someone you love, or the new friend you made at the table next to you. But for God's sake, be patient, be kind, be respectful. Cause you're likely visiting, and Far Gohn is all about the local vibe!!

I've been to Far Gohn a few times with friends and it's become a bit of a staple in the town…read more There's quite a few people who are regulars there and there's this unique vibe to the place that really makes it stand out from everywhere else. That being said, there's some issues with it that are hard to overlook. I'll start by saying that the staff are mostly really kind and professional. There have been one or two who looked like they hated their jobs, but everyone else has been attentive. There's not a whole lot of seating space available at this location. So, if you're trying to visit during peak hours, it might be a bit difficult. There's some outside seating available, but if it's raining or anything, it's not recommended. The chief problem I've had is with the pizza. Nevermind the fact a German style brewery is making pizzas - the pizzas themselves are an absolute hit or miss, with most of the time being misses. The pizzas are overpriced for how inconsistent the quality is. They're either just right or super crunchy and inedible. If you're ordering to-go, add 10-20 minutes to the wait time they give you and that's how long it'll actually take. If you're here for a decent brew, it's a decent brewery with a bit of a following in Culpeper and it's worth checking out. I'd steer clear of the pizzas.