Cool brewery in white plains. They have many different beers options and games to play while you…read moreare there. They also put on many events for families, young people or anyone who is looking for something to do. Definitely your next brewery spot to check out!

if you're into brewery style food with a twist on classic wings this is the spot…read more The Honey Lime Sriracha wings have that sweet heat combo...tangy lime with a sriracha kick. they're a little sticky/saucy in a good way. The Signature IPA Infused Buffalo wings weren't my thing. You can taste that beery tang in the buffalo sauce. It's a little too bitter for me. Overall vibe seems to be: cool place, good beer pairing potential, and wings that are creative more than traditional. worth trying if you like experimental flavors.

Best burger I have had on the East Coast. Crispy smash…read morepatties and lovely potato bun - I have never devoured something so quickly in my life. Hubs was impressed with my performance. Lovely bartenders and bar to enjoy your libations and eats and watch "the game". Not too loud but full of life and light. Looking forward to returning today (let's not discuss the two ordered of pretzel bites that were inhaled ...)

Neither the beer or food will disappoint. Orion is my favorite…read more The service is attentive and friendly. Spacious family/kid friendly taproom with seating indoors and outdoors. The taproom is comfortable and chill and the outdoor space was set thoughtfully as well.

Burgers are consistently delicious! Salads have always been a favorite as well. Customer service is…read moreclearly important! Relaxed and warm inside a little respite from the avenue.

First time at The Ginger Man and came here because was recommended to try if in Greenwich. It was…read moreworth trying as they pour a perfect pint of Guinness and to complement the pint was an order of Fish and Chips which was the best I had in a while, crispy crust and flaky fish with fresh cut fries including amazing tartar sauce. My partner is gluten free and a few options to choose from like one of the burgers without buns and ultimately chose Steak Frites with Truffle Parmesan, it was cooked well and paired well the fresh cut fries. We will be back next time for sure

Such a cute and fun spot! I came here for a drink but we ended up getting food and it were…read moredelicious! The service and people working were also so friendly. Such a hidden gem!

Great service. Great sandwiches highly recommend the Lou dog . Great choice of beers and Oscar was…read moregreat an amazing server

This is just a brewery, but not an ordinary brewery. This space churns out exceptional beers. My…read morepersonal favorite, Vaulted Darkness. This is a delicious stout....i taste chocolate, cherries and is bourbon barrel aged! Rick, the proprietor, is a great human and very forthcoming regarding his beers.

Lock City has apparently changed hands in the past year and it shows. The interior has undergone a…read morerenovation with a new long bar and better seating, TVs playing national and international sports and a wider beer menu. The list of beers has just about something for everyone, IPAs, Stouts, Lagers, Pils, etc. One of the new brewers was behind the bar when we were there and he was incredibly nice, helpful and attentive. Good music, a laid back atmosphere, and really good beer. All in all, a place worth visiting. And returning to visit.

I found myself at Marlowe to catch up with my Yelp friend Mercedes C. We periodically link up and…read moreit since it had been a minute, we thought it was the perfect time to do so. She had suggested Marlowe as she had heard good things about it - I had never been (or heard) of this spot before so I thought it was the perfect opportunity to check out a new spot and catch up, so off we went. Marlowe is located off Mamaroneck Ave, in a semi-isolated area which is on-brand for a brewery. The space isn't too large - it's rectangular-shaped with a lot of light pouring in and a variety of seating available. They did the place up nicely - it definitely gives off brewery vibes with tasteful decor such as hanging string lights and plants. I am admittedly not a big beer drinker, so I opted to a cocktail. I had one of the mule selections which was very good. It almost goes without saying when we go out, but we also had some food. They have a good selection of bar-esque fare like sandwiches, burgers, apps, etc. I also noticed they had a selection of tacos so I went with those. We were able to mix and match so I went with a shrimp and a chicken. Both were good - generous with the fillings with accents that really complemented the flavor of the protein. The chips that came on the side were house made/kettle style and were good as well. We also ordered some eggplant chips to share - I wasn't a big fan of these. They were too thick and kinda greasy - I've had fried eggplant chips at other places which do them better. Service was great - the bartenders were really friendly and we got some great insight into the history of the place. Overall, I had a great time at Marlowe - it was wonderful catching up with a friend, and the overall experience memorable (even for a sporadic beer drinker like me). If I found myself back here I wouldn't be disappointed.

Two of the things I like about breweries nowadays is that there's (usually) a good food+cocktail…read moremenu- and you don't even need to drink beer. I either read about Marlowe's on Hoyt Ave in Mamaroneck in my Westchester Magazine while living in White Plains or it was somehow swirling on Yelp. In any case, the food caught my attention and mayyyybe their only 2 cocktail offerings. Plus it was wonderful coming to Westchester after living in the county for 22 years and meeting my friend Jason M. over laughs, life and of course, gossip. With two entrances leading up to their sit down area and large bar, we decided on hi-tops to somehow get a nice scope of Marlowe's- especially an eye-catching floral black and white wall on one side. The food menu is tempting and fierce and when the manager(?) repeatedly told us the cook makes tasty food- that was good sign. The Eggplant chips with a hot honey drizzle my friend and I shared were on thick side- but good. Somehow, I felt these would be on the thin side like the ones he introduced me to at Polpettina in Eastchester. My Portabella taco with corn, cauliflower+other veg was delicious. So was my shrimp taco with red cabbage, cilantro+other veg. Being that I'm not a fan of creamy sauces on some foods, I didn't even mind the crema on each of my tacos. Needless to say, both my tacos were filled to the brim with substance. My only qualm is that one tortilla was used and didn't hold much. Because of the single ply, I was in a bit of a mess- so a second tortilla would be perfect for added strength. Service was fantastic though. Since my friend and I aren't beer drinkers, there was no pressure to drink it.

Honestly best experience I've had in awhile, Brandon took care of us 10/10 he's sweet and handsome!…read moreNot only was he serving the tables and the bar he was making drinks I've never seen such a hard working positive energetic person, he made the experience top tier will defiantly be coming back hopefully to be served by him again

By far the best neighborhood spot in Stamford. Bartenders are fantastic and the menu is very…read moreunderrated. Would give additional stars if Yelp let me.

This is the go to hangout spot. Food is good, prices are reasonable and the staff is incredible…read more I have tried everything on the menu: burgers, clam chowder, desert fire jalepenos, spicy thai shrimp, the flatbreads, the list goes on because I am a super regular. Aside from food the staff is friendly & accommodating. Kara has always been a warm and charming. She is attentive and always cheerful. I always recommend this place to anyone looking for a great meal worth it's value. This place pays off in its experience.

So nice to see this area built up in Norwalk with really nice restaurants and condos. Sedona…read moreTaphouse had great service and was a good restaurant/bar for any casual occasion. We had a nice quiet lunch, my beet salad was delicious. They also run a special menu all day on Mondays that are 1/2 off some main dishes , and money is donated to a local charity.

Dove into 18th Ward again and walked away really, really enjoying the lager that Steve and myself…read morehad. The name of the lager was Locals Only. It is classified as an American Light Lager and perhaps that is why it went down so easy and left you wanting another round of it. But of course I am not biased (joking) as I am what they call a Lager Head. Flavors to be on the lookout for with this refreshing beer are crispness, sweet (it's a very subtle sweet, not sugary) and citrus. We walked away very impressed with this beer and would love to explore any other lagers that they may do!

i enjoy the open mic night. so many different people attend and its an awesome vibe. i go almost…read moreevery month now.

This place was fun. Had some time to kill before hotel check in and searched for the closest…read morebrewery. Walked a couple blocks and easily found seats at the bar upon arriving. Ordered a flight and really enjoyed the variety of beer flavors and styles. Wide open warehouse vibe with a friendly staff.

I made myself a little challenge to check out a brewery a day during my trip to New York. So after…read morea jam packed day running around Lower Manhattan, the Financial District, and more; I just knew it was time for a cold brew. So I made my way to Torch & Crown Brewing Company to quench my thirst and check out more of the New York brewery scene. SPACE: I was really digging the vibes here. Torch & Crown Brewing Company is marked very subtle projecting sign. When you cross the threshold you are transported to an elevated space with a brick-clad back bar, warm moods, neon undertones, and pops of greenery. It was really inviting. SERVICE: I have to say the servers here really made my visit. They were super friendly and personable. I sat at the bar and they made sure my glass wasn't empty and made great conversation during my visit. SIPS: I love a crushable sour. So after browsing the menu, I knew that I had to give the Blueberry Pancake a whirl. Yum! It was bright, a little sweet, a little sour, and just what I needed. Next up I decided to sip on the Bat Flip, because with a name like "Bat Flip" I just have to know what it's all about. It was refreshing and bright! For those seeking a reprieve from the beer menu, Torch & Crown Brewing Company also offers up a full bar! SUSTENANCE: While I had already eaten before my visit, I took a moment to browse the food menu. Whoa! So many delicious options to sink your teeth into. Torch & Crown Brewing Company was a great way to both wrap up and wind down after my whirl wind day in the Big Apple.