Came out for harvest fest '26. What a great time. Got a…read morecommemorative cup. Shopped the craft fair and ate at the food trucks. Great atmosphere and great beer!

Visited on Saturday of Columbus Day weekend. The perfect fall weather allowed us to enjoy the…read moreoutdoor picnic tables and the view was beautiful. Since we were unsure of what we wanted to order, we were able to sample 6-7 beers. The bartender was very accommodating. Our group settled on Rock Cut Red, Gourd Help Us and Summer Sting. We also ordered from the small food menu and split a pulled pork sandwich and deluxe burger. The food was good and made to order, served with fries and a small side of pasta salad. The beers were cold and tasty. The best thing was being able to sit outside on such a gorgeous day. There is a bar and some tables inside but we couldn't stay inside on a day like this. Outdoor seating is at picnic tables in an area around the perimeter of the brewery but there is ample lawn space where dogs are welcome and cornhole can be played.

Where do I even begin with this awesome place? From the exceptional beer and great food to the…read morevariety of activities and the stunning property, Brewery Ommegang is a destination that every beer lover should experience. If you're visiting the Cooperstown area or anywhere in upstate New York, this is an absolute must-see. We've been coming here for years, and every visit reminds us why it's one of our favorite breweries. The staff is always professional, friendly, and attentive, making the experience enjoyable from the moment you arrive. We live in Texas and were in Cooperstown for a baseball tournament, which gave us another excuse to stop by. I had enjoyed Ommegang's Belgian-style beers for years, but this visit gave me the opportunity to explore more of their lineup. I was impressed by the variety of styles available, and everything I sampled was exceptionally well crafted. The food was excellent as well. The poutine was a standout and tasted every bit as authentic as the poutine I've enjoyed in Canada. It's not always easy to find great food at a brewery, but Ommegang delivers on both fronts. The setting is truly remarkable. Located on a 140-acre former hop farm just outside Cooperstown, the property feels more like a Belgian monastery than a brewery. The beautiful buildings, open spaces, and wooded surroundings create an experience that is worth the trip all by itself. The grounds are impeccably maintained and provide a perfect backdrop for enjoying a pint. Having been open since 1997, it's clear that Brewery Ommegang has had decades to refine both its beer and its operation. Everything feels polished, welcoming, and thoughtfully designed. Hands down, this is one of the coolest breweries I have ever visited. Great beer, excellent food, fun activities, beautiful scenery, and outstanding service make Brewery Ommegang a place that we look forward to returning to every time we're in the area.

The Brewery location is beautiful and the beer is very respectable. The ambiance of this nostalgic…read morelocation is the most noticeable on arrival. This is a great place to come for friendly conversations and even larger groups. The food is mostly fried and is very flavorful but everything that was cooked was overcooked. The fries were somewhat burned and the chicken was so over fried it was almost inedible. Luckily it was a nice location but not if you want amazing food.

Came by with family and friends on a Saturday night. This place turned out to be even cooler than…read moreexpected. Drinks, a food truck, and seating along a river? One of the best hidden gems in the area! The food trucks rotate weekly, as do the beers and ciders. A chill hangout perfect for summer nights. Some kayakers came and went. A bachelorette party showed up toward the end of the night. We had some good laughs and tasty beverages - I had hard ciders and seltzers. On our visit, Jam's food truck was there. I ordered the grilled chicken, bacon, spinach, roasted red pepper, caramelized onion triple decker but on a wrap with broccoli salad. Tasty and fresh. Check the brewery instagram page for the truck schedule - there are even local favorites including Ty's Tacoria and Tulip and Rose as well as a bbq truck and more. You can also BYO snacks or buy something small inside the bar.

Great beer and service, scenery is a plus. Fire pit and views of the stream and local bald eagle…read more Extra nice!

First visit this summer, was very impressed. Large outdoor "beer garden" seating area. Kid…read morefriendly. I wanted to stay inside (mosquitos are always an issue in the evening), so they have a really nice tap room area as well as their dining area. You might start with their award-winning American Brown Ale. I was very pleased with how well made this ale was, with real depth and richness without any cloying sweetness. I followed it up with a Pomegranate Odyssey, a wild fermented sour ale. If you like sour ales, as I do, you should like this, although I've had more strikingly sour ones. This, however, nicely balances just a slight sweetness of pomegranate with the sour ferment. Their veggie burger is very good, although it's not made in-house. Still, it's a quality burger. Perhaps it's changed since my visit, but the veggie burger was served only on a gluten-free roll. Like somehow they'd cover the vegetarians and the gluten-free crowd in one dish, like feeding two birds with one crumb. But I'd prefer a regular, wheat-based roll. Fries were excellent, too. But what really made them stand out was the excellent service and friendly staff. I was alone, and the manager and bar tend both chatted with me, but without being intrusive. Really great people I was happy to get to know a little bit, and they were quite willing share info with me about the menu and brews, as this was my first visit. Very walkable from downtown Hamilton or even from the main Colgate U. campus. Sidewalks or pathways are available to keep off the main road, Rte. 128. No need for the designated driver! Will be back!

Fast friendly service. Stopped in looking for some decent food and a cold beverage and made a good…read morechoice. Sat at the bar as I was alone but there were tables inside and picnic tables outside for a variety of seating options. I was offered water immediately with my menu. I sampled the Berry Sour Seltzer which tasted great. Not too fruity and too bitter. I ordered a glass. The food offerings were limited to one side of the menu, half being appetizers and half being meals. I was a bit surprised by the cost of the Elk Burger ($29) but made that my choice as I wanted more than an appetizer but good comfort food. It came with smoked gouda, lettuce, tomato, onion and mayo on a thick yet soft bun. Salad greens coated with balsamic dressing accompanied the burger (fries were available for an up charge). One bite told me I'd made the correct choice and the price was worth it. The burger (ordered medium well) was hot and juicy and the bun did a great job of balancing that without falling apart or getting soggy. The Gouda cheese had such great flavor and it was in the perfect state of warm but not melt-coated into the burger. My water was consistently refilled and I sat there and enjoyed every bite of that burger and salad while I drank my Seltzer.

While in Utica getting the truck serviced I consulted my trusty Yelp App looking for a brewery,…read morewhat pops up but Nail Creek Pub and Brewery. We sat at the bar which is typical and had the absolute best experience with Emma, the bartender, who was big as a barn pregnant, but looking very cute. Emma was personable, knowledgeable and very engaging. We really enjoy the conversation, food/beer experience. I had the tacos and hubby had the grilled cheese with a cup of the soup of the day, all was very tasty!! Beer was very yummy! Should you happen upon Utica, NY, stop by Nail Creek Pub and Brewery, it's a great place to take a load off and have a local brew, great service and conversation. Say hey to Emma, unless she is giving birth to her baby.

My son and I travel a lot for his hockey, and we try to visit local restaurants when on the road…read more Do not go here. Somewhat busy, but staff kept walking by us, no recognition whatsoever. Went to the bar and said we'll seat ourselves. No menus, nothing. After 30 minutes, Walked back to the bar and told the bartender that I just wanted a couple burgers. She responded as if I was being rude. Another thirty minutes pass, two tiny burgers come out (at $11 each). Fries extra, and came out soggy. First time that I have ever not tipped.Avoid this place.

One of my favorite breweries I've ever been to. I haven't been in a long time but I have fond…read morememories of sitting at their outdoor tables having a few exceptional "Beehaves." Still the best honey ale I've ever had. They keep something on tap for whatever mood you're in. Once I lost a growler cap there in the bin of them they keep. It was a nice cap but nothing to write home about. They kept it for me and remembered that I had lost it at least 6 months later. Still stays with me to this day. Saw I had a pended review for this place and had to go back and finish it up. They definitely deserve all the kudos for being a great establishment!

I'm not much of a beer drinker but I'm always down for a flight to give them a taste. The guy that…read morepoured my choices was very knowledgeable and helpful since I didn't know what to pick. I actually enjoyed all 5. It had a very welcoming and homie feel to it and the views were so beautiful with it being up on a hill. Perfect spot for a Saturday or Sunday afternoon!

I've always had good food there. I had an emergency one time and had to leave and they didn't…read morehesitate at all, letting me leave without getting my order that I already placed.

We have some family friends that live in Norwich. We made our way to this part of town to have…read morefather's day lunch with them. They called ahead and made a reservation for us. It was nice that they had 16 of us in a banquet room, the penalty box. The penalty box was quite spacious for the 16 of us. They had a few tables set up with silverware and popcorn for us. Three of the four tables were great. I really question the last table they set up. It was literally falling apart. It was so unstable. It needed more than just a couple coasters to stabilize the table which they tried doing. Common sense to me is don't use the table but as unstable as the table was, they actually thought it would work. It's quite humorous really, that you thought in the whole process of getting everything set up that in your sober mind it would work. After the whole fiasco of getting the tables rearranged, we finally got our drinks started. After drinks were dropped off, I went ahead and told the servers that we were ready to order. I didn't want to wait any longer. They were gone for long periods of time. With that big of a party that's in the back, you'd think that they would be around more often. For starters we got the giant pretzel to share. For lunch I got the hot honey smothered chicken with extra brocolli subbed for the mashed potatoes. The giant pretzel was very giant. It came with two types of cheese sauces. One was regular nacho type. It had a nice heat to it. The other cheese sauce was topped with bacon. The pretzel itself was not overly salted. It was harder on the outside but soft in the middle. It was plenty for the 5 of us to share. Lunch finally made it's way out. Some adjustments needed to be made since they wasn't enough broccoli for all of us. Our server adjusted two out of the four of us that needed our brocolli subbed. My plate was one of the last to get served. I had to ask my server about my second side since I asked for double brocolli. No other hot vegetable was available so I settled for coleslaw. My chicken was tender. There was a good amount of veggies and cheese on top of it. It was ok, I had a few bites and wasn't all too thrilled about it. The brocolli was roasted and had a nice char on it from the roasting. My son got a side of butter for his brocolli so I added a a little on mine. It was a good addition to it. The coleslaw tasted like store bought so I didn't eat much of it. We started off our dining experience with 2 servers and then ended with 1. Clearly she wasn't equipped to take on a party that big alone. Refills were asked for multiple times. Same with boxes and my husband's slushy. She finally told us that the slushy machine was down after we waited a while for it. She never checked up on us after lunch was dropped off until it was time to close us out. She was gone 85% of the whole time. It was honestly some of the worst service. As a past server, how does one leave a table unattended for that long of a period of time and feel like you deserve 20%? I feel bad that my husband spent his father's day meal here. He does so much for us throughout the year and he had to settle for less than basic food and service. From the table to the lack of service and everything else in between, I would recommend you going somewhere else but here for a meal.

Awesome brewery in Endicott. I stumbled across this place a few years back when I was visiting the…read moreBinghamton area. I was very surprised and impressed to see a brewery in downtown Endicott I think when I had first visited that they were still brand spankin' new, but they already had good beers and a great atmosphere. Flash forward 4 years and I had the opportunity to return. Still the only brewery in town, but they've stepped up their game with some additional decor, an outdoor seating area on the sidewalk and digital menu boards. Oh, and they continue to produce great beer. Really liked how they're also canning their beet now too. On my last visit, I had the opportunity to chat with the owners for a little bit. You can tell they take pride in what they do. Hope to make it back to the area soon to visit again!

The North Brewery is a very cool spot that is and was desperately needed in this part of Endicott…read more The beer is pretty good with a solid variety, and you get the feel that there's a lot of regulars there for good reason. The owners and bartenders came right up to introduce themselves and get to know us. They gave us some complimentary samples of beer from another brewery they love, which I've never seen, but appreciated. Overall, it's worth the trip, and I'm glad we were able to meet the guys who run it!

Found this new hidden gem on our way to a weekend camping spot! It's a cute little cabin winery…read more(and a brewery sharing the space) with an inviting outdoor garden / seating area. We had the Midnight Moondance, a fabulous dry concord red! They have 2 reds and 2 whites, each a sweet and dry option. We even bought a couple bottles on our way out. The bartenders were very friendly and kind. Can't wait to come back to try the craft beer too!

Cute place! We stopped in and they were not officially open but the woman owner was there and…read morewelcomed us in. We had a great visit and enjoyed the wine tasting! So of course we bought a few bottles of wine. We are from NoCal and enjoyed the friendliness of the winery!

Rustic Ridge Winery was so much fun! It is a friendly, family owned winery in Burlington Flats…read more There are sometimes food trucks here as well and they get packed on the weekends. We did a tasting of 5 different wines for $7 - the Lazy Days Dry Rose, Untamed Red, End Post Red, Riesling Semi Sweet, and Blueberry. You can pay $10 to keep a souvenir glass! My favorites were the Untamed Red and the Blueberry. The Blueberry went really well with some Sparkle too - almost like a blueberry mimosa. We ended up bringing a bottle of the Untamed Red back with us!