Yes finally made to Yesfolk (sorry took so long)! Beautiful space, delicious smooth creative…read morekombucha, yummy dips! Adam and Yiyi owners are passionate, knowledgeable and wonderful to talk to. Will be back!

First visit to the new location in troy! The space is super clean with funky lighting decor and…read moreplants. The staff is extremely passionate about sharing their culture and love of kombucha. In addition to the to go coolers are several food items and vinegar to purchase. I brought home a four pack of komucha infused with rose after trying a pour at the bar. Very lovely venue will definitely return.

Great food and great vibe! We started with beers and wings. The wings were full wing and delicious!…read moreFor dinner enjoyed a salmon burger and the tofu wrap. Both were excellent! We will be back more often.

The Pint is a great place to eat! Not only do they have a great selection of beers on tap, the food…read moreis inventive, fresh, and healthy (if you want it to be!) Vegetarian options, too. We stayed in the area and our first meal was so good, we went back a second time.

The proprietors are amazing! They're currently closed for classes, but I asked some questions about…read moremead and learned a lot. I'm still too scared to home brew without taking a class, so I'm holding out for when it's safe to take indoor classes again. Peeps, please mask up and vax so I can learn how to make maple mead! lol

Mike and Jordana are a fantastic duo to introduce you to the world of brewing. They are thoughtful,…read morediscerning, and very enthusiastic. When we visited they shared a number of varieties and specialties that we'd never encountered before, and we had a great time learning (and sampling). They're also super plugged in to the local scene, and can tell you all about what's going on in the area. Highly recommend to anyone in the area who loves beer or wants to love beer.

I was on my way for a weekend in VT, and stumbled across this cute lil' brewery near our final…read moredestination. There is some outside seating and the indoor is cozy & unassuming. We tried the "Day Job" NEIPA which had a pleasantly fresh flavor with abundant fruit undertones. We also split a "Dad Bod" which was nice, with a bit more bitterness & subtle earthiness. They have a light menu (see pic).

Here for a beer and dinner just past opening time. A friendly bartender and a lovely fellow drinker…read morewho asked me about my travels and suggested a few things I might need to see while I'm passing through New England. The beer? One of their delicious New England IPAs. It was cold and smooth and quite flavorful. Dinner? I reviewed the menu and while it all looked great - tacos, enchiladas, nachos and burritos - none of it would come even close to my keto diet. I simply enjoyed the beer and headed onwards. Neat homey place and delicious brews. Worth it. [Review 18456 overall - 56 in Vermont - 1978 of 2022.]

Went for St Patrick's Day and they had an Irish original band. Great music and crowd…read more Finger food was very good and beers are excellent. Out of the pathway but great

Love this place ! Family friendly! I have been different seasons and it has always been fun…read moreGreat staff, good beer, live music on Saturday

Rocky and Ashley are awesome bartenders! Very friendly and knowledgeable. Great food and awesome…read morebeers! Highly suggest a stop in!

Food was good...and that was it. placed was like a daycare with kids running around. And, the…read morebeer...the beer was horrible. I had a Yard Sale and it was quite possibly the worst beer I have ever tasted. that was until I ordered my second beer, an Alyssa Milano. I'd be irritated if someone named a beer after me and it tasted so bad. To be clear, I've gone to breweries in MA, OH, KY, Montreal, Paris, Barcelona, Germany, Iceland, Denmark, the Netherlands, Belgium, Costa Rica, Panama and places I have most likely forgotten. Without a shadow of a doubt, these beers were the worst beers I have ever had the displeasure of tasting. Sad, but true...

Stopped by for a drink after an afternoon at Mass Moca. Staff was friendly as always. Bar and…read morewashroom tidy and clean. Decor bright and plenty of seating. The bar was very full of guests playing board games reading and socializing. I ordered an Athletic NA and my friend a Red Rooster on Nitro. I had to try the Rooster and it was very appealing with light hops, my kind of style. There were 12 beers on rotation so you will find a beer to suit you.

If you love beer, you have to check out Bright Ideas Brewing in North Adams, especially if you're…read morevisiting Mass MoCA. It's an easy spot to make part of your day and a great place to grab a couple of pints or enjoy a flight. We loved it so much we stopped in twice, two days in a row. A great brewery with a strong tap list and friendly bartenders. Highly recommend!

Had my eye on this place for a while and we decided that a snowy Sunday was the perfect time to…read morehead out this way. This brewery is perched on the side of a mountain with one of the best views of the valley below. For a travel day during the winter travel season it was busy but not overly full. The place is cash only which is posted and they have an atm in the front room for ease. The mountain rustic decor matches the place and area. There was counter service for food and drinks. They had both canned cocktails, wine and locally made beers to sample. The beer selection is great if you like IPA's. We ordered two pizzas and both came out quickly from their in room wood fired oven and were absolutely delicious. Definitely worth a stop if you're traveling near by or during leaf peeping season

We've been here a few times now and I can't say enough about how awesome the staff are. It's a…read morebusy place and they're under pressure and handle it well. Excellent pizza, excellent beers on tap and just a fun chill place to hang with friends or the family. Dog friendly too apparently... We saw a few in there. Love this place!