This was our first visit to Ghost Tree Brewing and it is a fun brewery. There is plenty of seating…read morein the dining area and the bar. We were told they recently moved from a smaller building across the street. We were there around 3p on a Saturday and there was a steady stream of people coming in. The beer selection was very good. I am a fan of IPAS and they had one of the best IPAS. We bought a six pack to bring home since we aren't in Amherst often. The staff were friendly and attentive.

I have left two previous reviews and today I'll leave the third…read more My wife called to make arrangements for Ghost Tree to receive our party at 11:30 am post funeral. Ghost Tree put us in the back party room which held much more seating that we required, but her purpose was to give us privacy which was beautiful. Our waitress Devin handled our entire table with ease. Needless to say, we had too many orders to mention, because there certainly was a wide variety of food and drinks ordered. Devin and the Ghose Tree Brewing Company hit a home run for us today. Thank you all at Ghost Tree!

So whenever I head into Lorain I always drive by this brewery, but never stop. Oh how silly was I!…read moreThis place is great! We were out in Lorain kayaking and exploring when we decided to finally swing by Bascule's on our way home. Tiny parking lot, but since it was a Saturday afternoon things were still pretty chill and we easily got a spot. I don't know about you, but this off time is my favorite time to visit places because you can sit at the bar and have friendly chats with the staff and patrons. No crowd, no loud noise, no fighting to place an order. Owner Chris introduced himself and we learned about how the theme of the bar is bridges. Specifically the Bascule type of bridge (there's one in Lorain!) which opens up to allow ships to pass under and closes back together to connect one side to the other. Chris wants his brewery to be a place were people can connect. Ah what a thoughtful sweet reason to open a bar! (Plus I'm sure he enjoys making and drinking beer). To back up this connecting, you can see plaques on the wall from local citizens and businesses who donated/partnered with the brewery. There are church pews (you can have a seat or pray to Jesus if you drank too much) from the church Chris went to in his hometown (Youngstown) and several board games you can play with others. I had a baby flight to sample the five goods on tap that day and decided on the CocoMango. It's an IPA, but you can really taste the tropical flavors, nothing bitter about it. I was told that a peach cobbler beer is in the works and this fall there should be a sweet potato casserole beer coming as well! Both sound delicious! A regular named Jimbo came in and sat down next to us. He's a friendly guy with lots of stories to tell. Heck, everyone was personable and we had a really nice laid back experience here. I really hope Bascule joins the Cleveland Brewery Passport next year so that others can learn about this awesome little brewery! My only tiny suggestion is that they get something for those who don't drink beer, like maybe carry two wine selections from a local winery? Also a big sign on top of the building saying "DRINK BEER HERE" or something would really get peoples attention haha.

We stopped in on July 4th. There were a few people inside and one person in the beer garden. Our…read morevisit was for a beer and bite to eat. The Peach Fuzz IPA was very good. We got a four pack to take home. The Foggy Harbor was good also. The food was typical bar food. While there wasn't an expansive beer selection they were definitely the star of the show. The dining was good size and the seating was a mix of different chairs and tables. They had a cool old drawbridge control station with a live feed of a drawbridge. That added a nice touch to the room. I enjoyed the large windows in the dining room. The staff were nice and helpful. We don't get out that way often, but would stop in if we are in the area.

Fun vibes on a weekend band night!…read more After driving by numerous times we decided to meet some friends on a night when they had a band. We arrived a half hour before the band started and was able to get a table in the patio area. They had heaters setup to help warm it up. Our group tried some of the beer options. I had the seltzer and it was tasty. The menu is mostly paninis, pizza and hot dogs. Since it was busy some of the food took awhile to come out. It is smaller than it looks on the outside so if you want a good spot for a band night you would need to get there early.

I had a positive experience at this business. We stopped by because it is listed on the Bobcat Brew…read moreTrail. I was pleasantly surprised to find out they also had food so I brought along my family as well. The interior is really nice. The whole structure was built by the owner himself. He stopped by our table to say hello and was super nice. I tried their red white and berry cream ale -- it was good, easy drinking. For food we ordered the Italian and Cuban Paninins. They were made well and delivered in a timely manner. All come with chips and a pickle which is nice. I would return!

Lawd! We were on our way home from a full 5 days of brew hopping. I am not as young as I once was…read more I had some massive heartburn lol. Like my esophagus was trying to kill me. But I needed a few more tags to get to 100. So I tried to carry on. I tried to drink a slushy because I love them. But even that proved difficult. But I have to drink to get my tag so I did it. This place was cute. Kind of like a garage. We sat at the bar and ordered our "beers". He considered a hat but his indecisiveness was in full force. So no hat lol. We got a couple stickers and celebrated my 100th tag. Then headed home to die from old lady heartburn. I know now to premedicate when we take these trips!

This was such a cool hidden gem in Elyria. A brewery in a garage - Unplugged has a very chill…read moreatmosphere, good music, and tasty beer. Any beer lover can probably find something they like here. It was also cool because there were a variety of board games available to play. I tried the Bee Light which was your typical cream ale, but still very satisfying. My wife had the snowbird which was an orange wheat beer, also highly recommended. We will be back for karaoke night or trivia night, both sound like a blast!

This was a pretty solid brewery for being fairly new. We went on a Saturday afternoon and there…read morewere few people there, so we had our pick of seating. The side wall opens up into the parking lot and has a very open feel to the place. The brewery was nicely decorated and there were many details that made it very inviting, like a seated couch area, board games and a bookshelf. There were probably around 7-8 beers to pick from and I got a flight with the stout, a wheat beer and I think two IPAs. I would have liked to see some beers with more unique flavors or sours, but that's my own personal preference. I think this brewery has great potential and I hope to see them make some upgrades in the near future!

Great service & allow taste testing!!! Also will let you purchase food to be brought in for your…read moregroup! I'm not a beer drinker but they have a few good ones & they post the alcohol content of each beer!

First time stopping in to JAFB…read more I am impressed! One bartender serving everyone - and the dude was fast. No time wasted. It's large, several tables - we were able to play some card games while we drank. A nice spot, clearly?l, to come with friends. The important part - their beers were all solid. I have had a couple of their beers in the past, but at Land Grant's Oktoberfest my friend kept bringing me their Cold IPA (I was pouring for Sierra Nevada) - my girlfriend - who grew up in Wooster - ended up pouring JAFB. I believe the brewer Josh was at Oktoberfest, too! Plain and simple? It's a good damn brewery. I look forward to coming back in the future.

Making it to Ohio to a bunch of breweries isn't high on priority list but the tally keeps growing…read moreon breweries from this state. It certainly isn't the breweries themselves here but more of the locale. And I am trying to say that with as much diplomacy as I can. One of the latest breweries I tried from The Buckeye State was JAFB Wooster Brewery. Steve and I had the Vienna Lager called the 90 Foot To Vienna. I do like lagers and this type is fairly high on my list on fondness for lager types. Flavors to detect and have fun with here are biscuity, grainy, malty, some honey can be noticed and a clean aftertaste. All in all a very pleasant lager to have as the temps crank up outside for the summer.

Very nice place that everyone must visit if in the area!…read more Beautiful outside area, and huge. We sat outside where they had live music. Received a tip from a vendor in town to download their app to get a free pepperoni pizza (thanks!) and it was very tasty! I'm not much for craft beer, but I tried the Old Ohio Blonde Ale and it was perfect. (I'm more of a Bud or Busch Lite kind of gal). Side salad was excellent and we also tried the Bavarian pretzel that came with 3 dips, the fruit dip was the bomb!! It was a good thing we had my younger great-niece with us, because we would have been lost on how to order.

Love it! Definitely would come back. Stopped in with two friends and had a bourbon/bbq chicken…read moresalad which was tasty. I tried the October fest beer and the old blonde. We loved the outdoor spaces and stayed and watched the Ohio State game on their outdoor jumbo screen. Tips for next time bring a chair if watching the game and no dogs allowed. At first couldn't believe they were doing qr code still but it was very efficient.

Except for the remoteness, this place ticks lots of boxes for a great family friendly outdoor…read morevenue. We tasted a few beers and decided on two different ones. Yummy. Maybe 6 beer selections at this visit. For sale at the counter were lots of flavored popcorns. There is a food truck on property. We did not eat but I took a picture of the menus. The employees were getting ready for a weekend crowd- hopefully. A Swingset, fire pit, running room, covered seating surrounded by woods. with multiple places to sit. I so wish this place was near me. Check out the pictures and go if you are ever in the Sandusky area

This was one of 3 breweries we visited on a brewery crawl--the other 2 were in Sandusky which was…read moreabout a half drive. We really liked this one! We went on a Saturday afternoon and were the only ones there, but the space is pretty big with both indoor and outdoor seating. There were board games and they advertised that they have live music and trivia. I got a flight of beer and my favorite was the blueberry vanilla ale. They had beers from many styles, such as IPAs, stouts and seltzers. I really like sours, but unfortunately they did not offer any of those. I live in the Cleveland area, so it's a little bit of a drive. But if I lived closer, I would definitely visit this brewery more often!

Great beers, good food and an even better view! They have cocktails, wines in addition to craft…read morebeers - surprisingly LOTS of imperial IPAs. Highly recommend the cauliflower crust pizza. They have a large outdoor area including a covered outdoor seating area. We got great service; there were plenty of servers who came by to check on us. We sat right by the water and view of the river was gorgeous.

Danielle was my server. Very knowledgeable and gave me good insight after me declaring it is my…read morefirst time here. Had someone suggest the pretzel with beer cheese. Pretty good as I watched the Buckeyes win today over Penn St. no sign of the pride and bisexual flags that adorn so many breweries. For the record I was told at more than one that someone brought it in and suggested they hang it up. No offense, I am here for beer, food, atmosphere. Strange layout. Order on right when entering. You can sit in left or in back with covered space. Many IPA's had the Mustaches and man buns. Excellent