Four Phantoms is a lovely brewery. We had two flights to try a little bit of everything and all of…read moretheir beer styles were great. The folks who work there are such nice people as well. I highly recommend paying Four Phantoms a visit!

Nice little spot with decent quality beer. The location is a bit tucked away which is good. Not a…read morehuge fan of the art work and overall decor (think Zelda meets Dungeons and Dragons) but their beer is fresh and the bartenders are friendly and knowledgeable. The best part of the brewery is that they offer some unique styles beers that you can't get elsewhere. They're worth checking out

It's a magical place nestled on a quiet road near a beautiful river and bike path. It's about as…read morechill as one could imagine. The entire operation just seems to be - unwind and have fun. From the large tables, selection of games, to the patio area. Oh and beer. The beer is a 10. I would suggest a walk along the river if visiting.

This place had been on my list of breweries to check out, but it was too far away to ever make the…read morecut. Guy's trip to the rescue! I finally made it up there in July, and was not disappointed. Small place, and maybe 8 to choose from, but several of them were quite good. No Use for Smugglers, Magnetic Aesthetic and Ode to the Afternoon Crew were my favorites of what I tried and found space in my to go cooler as well. The latter is a tasty, easy drinking cream ale, which was a nice change up from what my predilection for IPAs usually puts in my hand in this current seemingly infinite universe of IPAs, IIPAs, NEIPAs, etc. Tips - Note that Massachusetts does not allow breweries to put their beer in a growler branded with a different brewery's name, but SOME will allow outside growlers that are unbranded. Brick & Feather is one of the latter, which is great! Parking was a bit tight on their side of the road, but there was plenty of space across the low traffic street. My GPS dropped as I got near, so maybe mark it on your phone and take a screen shot just in case you end up navigating old school. The GPS came back, but I was a good mile off course by then. There's a small bridge right next to the brewery, as it is very close to the CT River. That's on 11th. The brewery is also on the corner of Avenue A. If you didn't come from that way, follow it Northeast for a small town center and a nice long bridge over a wide part of the CT River. Good view and it shouldn't add much to your trip.

We arrived after closing but they invited us in anyway!! Very nice people and the beer and cider…read morewere equally good. Had a great time chatting with them and learning about their brewery. We'll be back soon!!

We found the brewery on line and made the hour drive yesterday…read more It was a delightful experience...charm and good beer and cider. Leslie told us it was a busy weekend and therefore only had 3 out of 9 beer varieties they usually offer. We each had a flight of the 3 beers and a cider. The beers were great and the ciders, apricot and honey crisp were delicious. The brewery next door in the barn is lovely and brought home 2 bottles of delicious wine. It must be wonderful to be outside on the property in nice weather. Will definately make the drive out west to visit again.

Stopped in on a brewery hop tour for dinner. Impressed by the menu and beer offerings. The burgers…read more were good as was the sausage plate and Mac/cheese. On the beer side - really enjoyed the Heff!

We stopped in for lunch at the peoples pint on a weekday…read more It wasn't crowded so we were seated quickly. I ordered a session IPA and opted for the smokehouse chicken wrap which included bacon, lettuce, and chipotle mayo. It came with roasted potatoes which were thinly sliced potato wedges that were roasted until they were almost burnt. I'm assuming that this is by design. There was ketchup in a little portion cup as well. It was good, nothing to say wow about but it was good.

We stopped by for a late lunch/snack and we shared a burger. The homemade pickles and homemade…read morebagel for a bun were excellent. I had a dark beer that I really enjoyed with the burger, my wife had a rum based cocktail which she thought was perfect. We bought a limited edition rye whiskey bottle and now I wish I had bought two. Enjoyed it straight up and later as a Manhattan and I think it might have been closest to what my Dad used to say was the best version. The service was great and super nice, we will be back again!

Beverages Food Ambience Awesome!! The Bartenders are So…read moreExperienced in the Beers IPA and so much more!! So Helpful with choosing the right beers which my husband ended up trying a Floght of beers that the Bartender suggested and we enjoyed each ! My husband then ordered the Cheese Board which had warmed Pita Bread with various cheeses, olives pickled onions sliced cucumbers and small pickles different cheeses!! So Delicious and Tasty!! The Flatbread's my husband ordered oh my the tomato and cheese tasted like we were in Italy and the Fig , Brie and Prosciutto was also delicious!! What a Great Find!! They also have awesome Martinis and Margarita!!

Welcome to the Disneyland of Brewery's . Lots of kids ,…read moreoverpriced food and drinks . But a good time . The place is amazing , I've been to a few different locations . The Beers are good , very good , but Great ? Waiting in line for a 1/2 hr . I don't think so . The pizza , the tables were 1/2 occupied and the pizza was an hour wait . They were right on , it was an hour and 5 minutes . The pizza was good , the cheese side was very plain , not much flavor , a little disappointing. The pepperoni side was much better , tons of small pepperoni that cup up were so good . Cant wait to reheat my leftovers . Drinks $9 each x2 and one $25 pizza . At least parking is free ( for now )

Treehouse in South Deerfield is on another level. It's the largest brewery I've ever visited, and…read morealso the nicest, with a beautiful space inside and out. There's plenty of room to spread out, and you can even order pizza right inside, which makes it easy to settle in for a while. I started with Old Man of the Mountain and Jjjjjjjuice Affair on tap, both excellent. For round two I went with Fellowship Maple and Julius, which I believe is the OG, and it absolutely lives up to the hype. Before leaving, I used the app to order a ridiculous amount of beer to go, including the infamous Green. The app made the whole process smooth, and I walked out well stocked. Can't wait to get back. Treehouse is a must-visit for any craft beer lover. New England has the best beers in the entire country.

Nice ambience, good beer and great view from outside deck. Sampled and IPA - Young Hankenstein…read more Very good. Wish I lived closer. Bartender was great.

It was a pretty warm day visiting Shelburne Falls so we stopped into Floodwater brewing for a beer…read moreor 2 prior to dinner. It's a cool spot with an eclectic interior and nice balcony that looks over the river. Definitely check it out if you're in the area!

Next Stop Comedy show 2/7/25 was embarrassingly, painfully bad. We wanted to walk out with the…read morefirst of four comedians. Puerile, lazy comedy, falling back on swearing and sexual talk, e.g. long rant about jerking off, and negative material intended to shock and get a laugh by describing sick behavior. All his material was negative. The guy said he was 23, and he had that lazy way of talking that some young people have such that I could barely understand him. Oh, yes, the acoustics were very poor, which didn't help me to understand any of them. 2nd comedian was only slightly less bad, also unremittingly negative in hopes of shocking the audience into laughing. Also barely intelligible in the way some young people are. 3rd comedian was less bad, and enunciated clearly so I could at least understand him. The "headliner" actually was passable, as well as intelligible, and I did have some good belly laughs. We had the peach hard seltzer and it was delicious. Atmosphere is okay. A small venue, maybe 20 tables, in a converted service station.

Looking for a beautiful space to hang for the afternoon? Good music, lush grass, good beer and…read morewine. Then this is the place for you. Pull up a lawn chair or post up on one of their many picnic tables. They often have food trucks on site, highly recommend the wood fired pizza. Yum! The staff are super friendly. Def a fave summer spot. Enjoy!

We went for summer time live music. Brought a picnic and drank some great brews!!! Easy in and…read moreout. Very friendly crowd. Good beer and beautiful grounds!! Will be back next year.

One of the best things to happen to Greenfield in the last decade was Hawks & Reed taking over the…read moreformer Arts Block building and the Pushkin gallery. The Goldsher family enterprise(s) have become anchor businesses in downtown Greenfield. The work that they do has brought us headliner acts, musical and comedy shows, small local bands, theater and special events, kids and family friendly events, and a multitude of community events that they've hosted and/or donated the space to be used. The windows and street-facing walls are covered in art from local artists, and Cocina Lupita's Salvadoran food operates out of the ground floor kitchen. There are many musical, art, and retail shows hosted at the Pushkin across the street and GreenspaceCowork is full of busy workers taking advantage of shared space. Hawks & Reed has generated a lot of marketing for Greenfield with their wonderful array of events that draw folks in from around New England and talent from around the world..

I have been to some of the best music events at this venue. When they have food available, it has…read morealways been amazing! The staff is very friendly and will answer any questions you have. I suggest you check out their calendar and see some bands there today.