Huge portions of delicious food. The house made BBQ sauce is excellent. We had such a nice time and…read moreour server (Kim) was super sweet. The risotto was cooked well and the chicken was a perfect addition. We ended up taking leftovers home and enjoyed them for dinner. Very laid back vibe inside. We sat in the bar area and service was quick. I will say the only thing I didn't like was the Old Fashioned which was served with regular ice cubes instead of one big cube so the drink got watery very fast. It also just wasn't a high end OF like I'm used to so I would 100% not order it again. There were plenty of other good drink options though and I will try one next time.

Flying Goose is an iconic pub and restaurant in the Lake Sunapee/Ragged Mountain area, with a huge…read morecustomer base from both local and out of state areas. Food is invariably excellent and the staff is well trained and very helpful. As usual, we went in and were seated immediately. I had their Gorgonzola salad with salmon on top and washed it down with their Rags to Riches IPA. Our entire party was quite pleased with the evening. Our only lack of satisfaction was in the lack of the giant pretzels they used to have. No more. Instead, they have locally made ale pretzels which although healthier, are almost impassable with a hard texture that is unpretzel-like. I encourage the Flying Goose to bring back their old-style pretzels or redo the ale pretzel recipe from scratch. Great evening.

The service here was great. The people were really nice and helpful and I have nothing but high…read morepraises. We felt really welcomed and they were quick with serving beer. The beer garden is very nice and has a relaxing atmosphere. The benches and everything looked very well taken care of and they even had some games out! And most of the seating table/chairs had a canopy set up so that we weren't sitting directly under the blistering sun. We tried all the beers, and they were all good. With any food/drinks, it's always a very subject thing, so all I can say is try it for yourself, but they had quite a spread of beers and we really enjoyed our time here.

Polyculture Brewing has been progressively operating as a business for over three years, selling…read moretheir varied products through markets and convenience stores until this year, when they opened up their beer garden. The beer garden is a beautiful, relaxing and welcoming place, surrounded by a vegetable garden and hop vines. Alternative music fills the air at a comfortable level as patrons mill about in socially distanced tables. Some folks stay in the beer garden; some purchase their 4-packs and leave. Their offerings include several IPAs, pilsners, and hard seltzers. I tried their Rustic, New England IPA, a lighter flavored and yet delicious IPA, followed by their Tangerine Speedo, a citrusy, California-type IPA. My husband flavored the Jet Lag, a German-styled Pilsner, heavier than the ones at the Hoffbrauhouse, but nonetheless a most superb tasting selection. Food wise, their offerings are limited to cheese and crackers but their cheese is Vermont's Cabot. A worthy weekend experience

This is a charming brewpub, relatively out of the way, in a gorgeous natural environment and next…read moreto a beautiful Pleasant View Inn B&B. The Traveler's Rest has a cozy inside area, well lit and welcoming. Outside, we were treated to some of the most beautiful displays of New England Fall foliage. The outside area is also cozy with several umbrella tables and a congenial ambiance. When we went, there were a few people inside, but most were outside enjoying the gorgeous day. I tried the Napping Dog IPA, superbly hopped, and my spouse had the Favorite Niece Red Ale, both brewed in the premises. Wort noting the place is dog-friendly outside so there were several awesome pups who made the ambiance even better. Definitely a great visit.

Had a good early dinner with the family. Sat outside 6 with a toddler. We got mostly sandwiches…read morewith a couple apps. All loved the food & service. Finished it will a really good Blueberry bread pudding! Yum

This is a cozy brewery kind of In the middle of nowhere. I have to be honest, driving up I didn't…read moreexpect much but inside it had a good backwoods cute feeling. Felt like home. It was the bartender Olivia's first night and idc, she was the best. She was so sweet and accommodating. I want to go back just for her. We had multiple of their beers, and it kind of stunk because they ran out of 3 beers, so we couldn't try them; but they tried to be as accommodating as possible and find alternatives. The pizza was really good too, but beware the hot honey is HOT!

Just ok. Beer is fine. Outdoor patio is full of cheap plastic chairs. Trump stickers inside. Take…read morefrom that what you will.

We saw a sign for this brewery while we were driving and made a turn to visit. This place is…read moredefinitely off the beaten path and doesn't look like much from the outside but there were many cars and people and the place from the outside looked like a barn. We made the right choice to give this place a try. People were very friendly and greeted us as we walked in. The inside is small but with a great ambience. They have a Viking theme with large windows in the back to view horned animals. They had a choice of six brewed beers. One of the owners was the one that poured for us. He was extremely friendly and welcoming. If this place was near me, I would definitely be here all the time. They also had outside seating and corn hole to play. I wish they served food because that was the only reason we didn't stay longer. We tried their Rohirrim and Gefjur beer and my favorite was their Gefjur. This place was a wonderful experience that we still talk about.

Love this out of the way brewery. They do it right with a variety of Nordic influenced beers such…read moreas Erik the Red and their Meade is also fantastic. The owners are great to chat with and I always love breweries where the head brewer is the also manning the taps.

Great waiter! Always good food and beer! Off the rail trail and in a cool mill building.read more

First time trying Elm City and would definitely come back. A brewery was just what we needed after…read moresome frustrating traffic during our travels. They are located in a great spot, with plenty of parking available. We were lucky weather wise to be able to enjoy the patio, which I highly recommend if you visit during a time that allows it. All of the staff were very friendly and service was quite quick. They do offer wine, cocktails, mocktails and plenty of other non-alcoholic drink options so don't let brewing company scare you away. My wife got their Peach Kolsch and I got their Patio Season (lemon fruited wheat beer) and we enjoyed them. Both paired well with the nice weather day! Food wise my wife got Taco Salad that she very much enjoyed. I got their Peach BBQ Chicken Sandwich that had pulled bbq chicken. It was very tasty and you could get the sweetness from the peaches in the sauce. I do wish it would have been a little more peach forward though. Fries were hot and well seasoned but could have had a little more crisp to them. Overall solid spot, would check it out for those looking for a brewery that serves food and even for those just looking for a meal too! They offer a great variety of food on their menu that everyone in your party should find something to their liking. Like I said above, if weather and time of year allows enjoy the patio!

Fantastic as always! Great pizza and beer, and the best service. My favorite local spot for dinner.read more

A great apres ski spot, close to okemo and parking is extremely easy. Located upstairs in the…read morebuilding outer limits has ample seating and bar seating. We ordered a few drinks and appetizers prior to our dinner plans. The wings are a must try as we had both the buffalo and maple sriracha wings. Both were extremely well seasoned and flavored. The meat itself was tender and moist. The pretzel bites were delicious and soft. However the beer cheese could have had more flavor to it and consistency it felt a bit watery. All of our drink were delicious. My raspberry sour is definitely a new favorite. Service was efficient the only mishap we had was she asking for our bill they gave us the wrong tables and when we corrected them they seemed shocked of our honesty.

Came for trivia, decided to grab a bite and a drink. The staff is very nice…read more Unfortunately we have nothing nice to say about the food, wine, beer, or trivia. The "kitchen" appears to be a small (maybe 20") flattop, some kind of mini oven, and a deep fryer. The menu is understandably small. If only those items were good. The flatbread pizza read frozen and was hard as cardboard. The night's special slider was fine. The waffle fries were undercooked and over salted. Too bad. We live close and they have a lot of activities.

Good beer and an excellent outdoor seating area like a beer garden! The review guidelines said that…read moreI have to have at least 85 characters, so here they are, lol

This place is everything I love in a brewery. Private parking, graffiti, brewery sticker display,…read morecool merch, decent music, arcade games and food! Driving in I asked my husband I asked what Kettlehead is known for an he said: Beer. Yet somehow, I can't love Kettlehead. A few things occured that damaged the experience: 1. The waitress spilled a sampler all over my wristlet and cell phone. She was oblivious but she has been spilling it the whole walk to the table! She seamed put out i asked of they had bleach wipes as we were in from out of town and i didnt want mty cell phone smelling like beer all weekend. 2. The waitress stated the coin change machine is wonky and they don't own it. The coin machine worked fine but it was the first game we played, Tokyo Drift, that ate our money. I reported it and seamed like the guy didn't care. He didn't offer me a $1 to make up for it nor did he shut down the machine after my report. I feel like if you have it in your place, you should stand behind it. An issue, it should become yours. 3. The pretzels are terrible. They are like sliced and fried with no flavor. They looked like little hot dogs. We go to a ton of breweries and this is the worst pretzel experience we have ever had. Also, the waitress told us the mustard was the beer cheese and vice versa. My kid was not to happy when she ate mustard! But also, the worst beer cheese we have encountered as well. Her excuse, she has been up since 4am. Well, my husband wasn't wrong. He raved over their beer. Nobody was impressed with their food.

Kettlehead was a brewery we got to try during one of our many beer experiences and adventures to…read morethe east. This brewery was pretty good. Steve and I had the Triple Agent which is a Triple New England IPA. This beer was enjoyable. Flavor highlights in this one are juicy, citrus and tropical. The beer has a creamy body and gives a soft feel upon your mouth when taking a sip. While this IPA was good it didn't necessarily a beer that got etched into my mind as time passed I still had no complaints with it.

A hidden gem. I have been to dozens of microbreweries. This is one of the best. Mark is an artist!read more

It had been several years since our prior trip, and it looks like the time has served them well!…read more The venue is now much bigger (the building was expanded), with a good amount of indoor seating at both the bar and some separate tables. Parking seemed plentiful as well. The beer was solid, as I had remembered. We were short on time and my liver was short on remaining capacity, but it was great to be back and see the growth. The venue has such a great small, friendly feel to it, the staff were very friendly both visits, and this time they had live music as well. Stop by and try a pint - they have several styles to choose from, including a great NEIPA and bottle saison that I took to go.