This was the perfect final stop of the day. It was our first time visiting this new location-years…read moreago, I had been to their original, much smaller spot, so it was a surprise to see how much the place has expanded. The new space is massive, open, and beautifully laid out, with tons of room to hang out and enjoy a drink. We chose to stay outside with Luna since the weather was perfect, and the outdoor setup didn't disappoint. It had a relaxed, upbeat vibe and plenty of space for both people and pups. The brewery felt lively but not overwhelming, and the wide-open layout made it easy to spread out and unwind. If you haven't been to their new location yet, it's definitely worth the trip--especially on a nice day when you can enjoy the dog-friendly outdoor area. Great beer, great atmosphere, and a great way to wrap up the day!

Great atmosphere always! Crowded on the weekends. Family friendly, lots of little munchkins running…read morearound. Pup friendly too! A lot of times they have a band in one of the rooms upstairs. Not my favorite beer selection, but the blueberry is my favorite. Always a good experience with the food. Most recently we had the chicken Caesar wrap with fries and added the donut for dessert. It came out quick and was delicious! Ordered at the bar and they brought it right to our table.

Fantastic brewery nestled right into Waterdrinker Farms!…read more We stopped here for some beers after the tulip festival and it was a great time. It was packed inside but it was spacious and still comfortable. However, it was a beautiful day outside so we decided to sit in the beer garden which has a ton of chairs, picnic tables, etc. They also had two food trucks on site (we got the pizza, which was delicious). While the outdoor bar isn't open for the season just yet, the indoor bar was fast when it came to service - even on a packed day. We never waited for a beer and they have tons of tap & go payment portals which make checking out easier. The guava gose was perfect on a beautiful day. Fruity yet tangy and easy to drink. They also sell soft drinks if you're sober or you had one too many beers. Welcoming environment. Great to visit even if you're not going to the farm.

A surprisingly lovely brewery set alongside a farm... Family friendly and the staff was helpful…read more One of the beers I tried and really enjoyed was their seasonal Tulip one (can't remember the name). It was light and refreshing. Can't wait to go back.

Cute hidden spot in Holbrook. Lots of games to play and many different beers on tap to enjoy. There…read morewas a food truck when we went, make sure to scope them out as well. Great service! We will be back for more soon!

Tucked away down an alley in Holbrook, SquareHead Brewing Co. is truly a hidden gem. Their on-tap…read morebrews are excellent, and the rotating drink options curated by owner Brad always keep things interesting. Saturday nights are a vibe with Secret Sesh LI bringing in a few solid vendors, and The Rolling Joint Food Truck is parked outside serving up top-tier stoner comfort food. In the summer, they take the party outdoors and into the parking lot and it's always a great time.

When your here it's usually good bc your flying out... I am from Patchogue and we fifteen go to the…read moreblue point brewery in our town so it's nice to see this in our local airport so non islanders can get a taste of the beer... for an airport it's a regular priced menu... drinks were poured by Katherine and she pours a mean dirty martini ... stop here when your coming or going....

Great Bloody Mary Great service…read moreThis is a limited airport for food and drinks and the airport is small but thankfully not stressful!

Home Away From Home. Diverse selection of beers. All of…read morethem winners. Friendly people. Great location. 5 Stars.

Best hot pretzels ever! Flights are the best deal as far trying small samples, cannot beat ten…read moredollars for four beers. Games pretty decent distraction. Vibe is chill and relaxed a cross between a cafeteria and your living room. Service was great. Show was entertaining.

A review long overdue. Their beer is very good, but now you will have to look for it at a local bar…read moreor restaurant. Their tasting room has been closed so you can no longer enjoy their beer on premises. They do sell 750 milliliter bottles for $14, and disposable kegs to the public at their storefront.

Why Yelp Gods why!? Oh if I ever needed a half star option to review a place it would be here, at…read moreSaint James Brewery. It just fits so perfectly right in between a four and five star feeling. Reason? Well let me tell you! Last Friday I knocked out another brewery on this lengthy Island by hitting up the last Holbrook spot I hadn't ventured to (this one, or course). Nestled in a similar building-setup as its fellow Lincoln Ave brethren (Spiderbite and 1940's), Saint James is arguably a tad smaller (for a taproom, that is). That doesn't take away from it's cozy style. Yeah, you're kinda sitting in what looks like a small warehouse with the actual brewery in front of you, but that little "taproom" area works just fine (better than fine). It's got a little beer flair going which shouldn't be overlooked. I strolled in with my buddy and we were joyfully greeted by a woman who treated us as if we were close friends in her home. She offered to change the channel on the massive TV, raise the music, and even had a charger handy for my dying phone. Service with several smiles! Beyond the hospitality, we were given the rundown about Saint James and it's beer. A farm brewery with Belgian ale roots that's rockin' New York ingredients? Sounds good to me! This meant dubbel and tripel choices as well as a few other palate-worthy brews. With five to choose from, a flight was what we went for, though it was a bit steeper in price ($15) than usual. Hey, it's cool with me. I'll support local beer until my liver craps out (here's hopin' that takes a while!). I digress.... Let's break it down like this. Five brews: Muré (blackberry porter) Biere des Chevaliers (dubbel) Fraise (strawberry fruit beer) Tripel (I think you can figure this one out) Rachelle Blanche (witbier) Those two fruit-based ales gave way to some great original flavors while staying true to the Belgian background. The dubbel hit the spot and was exactly what I expected from it. The downer was the tripel. I don't know what happened here, but something tasted...off. Really off. Great, the thing had a 9% ABV, but it didn't have the heavy punch a tripel usually dances with. Things were made up when I met Rachelle. Rachelle Blanche, that is. She was a wondrous witbier bringing out some fruity notes accompanied by a wheat flavor that balanced things out perfectly. I was torn on purchasing a bottle, but she (it?) pushed me in the buying direction (along with a beautiful glass to add to the collection, albeit a pricy endeavor). Overall, so maybe things sound kind of 4-stars-ish, but Saint James Brewery deserves that extra half of a fifth celestial body. Alas, I can't say it warrants the kick up to 5 though. Therein lies the deadly half star conundrum. In the end, just know Saint James will grant you a brewery and beers almost entirely worthy of returning for. Take the trip and be the judge on the fraction that'll make up that final twinkle.

Hidden spot in Holbrook's commercial area. Good beer, good service! Jamaican food truck parked…read moreoutside on certain days.

Great brewery with an ample selection of craft beers! Diana was our awesome, friendly bartender!…read more Don't pass this place up!