Highly recommend Allied Brewing especially for families. They have a brand new playground that has…read morelots of fun features it's not just a slide and a swing. For food, my group got a few things to share. Nachos, pretzel sticks and Korean bbq ribs. Everything was delicious but the ribs were the stand out. Really good flavor and the meat came clean off the bone. Also recommend doing the flight. I really enjoyed being able to try all but one of the ciders they had available. Interesting flavors too like pomegranate and blueberry. I do believe flavors rotate. You can also mix and match beer and cider in a flight.

Great place to sit outside for a beer and enjoy the view. Beer is a little pricey food choices are…read morelittle limited. When they have the food trucks a lot better. Their live music is awful, so incredibly loud for the small venue

Beer is excellent and worth the drive. Cozy barn ambiance, a small playground for the kids that is…read morewell maintained. Friendly old school country service, happy to support a small business that is creating excellent beer. We will be back. Prices are very reasonable too!

I look at this area as your gateway to Central New York if coming in from the east, and Back Barn…read morewould be a great welcome center. The space inside is rustic and beautiful, and the outside has tables both in the sun and sheltered. The current beer list had a nice variety of IPAs and darker beers. Flights of four 5oz. pours are $11. I learned the space was very dog friendly as we were able to chat with regular customers who brought a beautiful mastiff with them. Service was cheerful and chatty. My first visit here was a great experience, and I hope to get back from time to time.

This place has become my usual spot for lunch when I'm in Albany area. There's parking lot next to…read morebrewery. I had raspberry and dragon fruit hard seltzer. It is very refreshing. Not overly sweet. I could smell the raspberry when I was drinking it. It has vibrant raspberry color too. My favorite dish here is the chili. Not too salty but well seasoned. Perfect consistency. Brussel sprouts are great appetizer. Crispy, not bitter as it is drizzled with balsamic vinegar. My husband had Reuben sandwich. It's good but greasy. You order the food and drink at the bar area. You are given a buzzer that you put on the table. The waiter will come to deliver the food. There's misunderstanding about our salad order. We ordered regular salad but were given a side dish size. The waiter quickly told the kitchen to make regular size salad.

Food is back on the up and up. Menu is gaining depth and creativity once again. Execution this…read moretime was as good as you'll get at a brewery. Well done! Beer was terrific as always! See you all in a few months.

Got there and it was packed. They got us in right away. They have a corner that is filled with toys…read morefor the kids and that was great. Service was great and food was really good. I didn't care for the sweet potato fries as I found them a little too sweet from the sugar but just my preference. I would highly recommend

The owner has contacted me regarding my previous review, they helped rectified the situation and…read morewere very apologetic about the food we had received.

My husband really likes the beer here and comes to Delmar for it whenever he can. They're also at…read morethe Delmar Farmers Market. Good selection of craft beers. Nice location and nice building.

It's hard to find consistency when it comes to small local breweries, but The Warbler has the most…read moreconsistent beersI've had in the capital region. I've been multiple times and the beers are always consistently good. Bravo to the Warbler crew. The care and customer service there is unmatched. This is the diamond of the capital district craft beer scene.

I got lost the first time I tried going here and ended up in Renssaerville. Which is quite an…read moreachievement since it is right of 443. Not a large place in doors but extremely friendly. They have a decent sized outside area that is covered from the elements and would be great for the warm days. Folks that run the place are extremely friendly, especially if you are a dog. Beer is very good and reasonably priced. Definitely a place to visit when you are out in the hill towns.

Been a fan of Wolf Hollow for many years great beer great people!…read moreMidnight dreary is the black ipa. My favorite!

My first thought here was, "What, they stopped doing flights? No way, -1 Star immediately." But…read moreafter a few minutes here, it became, "No way I could do that, the beer, the ambiance, it's just way too good to do that!" Wolf Hollow does it right. They have the beers (16 on tap tonight), the events, the food trucks, the atmosphere. Everything here is exactly what I look for in a brewery. My only disappointment is that they discontinued flights, but they're always willing to let you sample brews, and for me, that's a great alternative and a great opportunity to try their brews. They do so much, including special events, trivia, etc.. Well done, Wolf Hollow!

I have found the best restaurant-made potato chips at Common Roots Brewing in Albany. The thing is,…read moreI wasn't even looking for them. They came free with my Nashville fried chicken sandwich order.They do great deep fryer food. My sandwich was all sorts of crispy, spicy and tangy fun. The space, however, has changed a lot. I remember when it was the Pump Station several years ago. The late owner, Neil Evan, was a fixture there and his seafood Mac & Cheese was something to rave about. By contrast, Common Roots has a more limited menu and plainer furniture. A lot of pizza varieties, tacos, salads and burgers. Decent bar food. By contrast, Common Roots flagship in Glens Falls appears to have a better menu with more variety. I generally eat healthy. I can't eat bar food regularly. The meal was great for a Friday night out. There's also a very good non-alcoholic beverage and drinks menu. I was happy to see all of varieties of stout. The snowy stout was delicious. So was the kombucha. The bar where I sat was clean, sleek and modern. The bartender, who took my order was helpful with suggestions. The main dining area looked a bit sparse for 8pm on a Friday night but the business is still relatively new. I'd like to see an expanded menu with at least a few more healthy choices and some family-friendly selections. Meanwhile, I'll know where to go if I get a craving for awesome freshly made potato chips.

Great beer and great food. Stopped here after touring the capital and it was a fun,delicious spot.read more

One of the best breweries! Some of the best beer I've had in NY just amazing talented brewers…read more Small tasting room with light snacks, olives, and lite fare. There is a bee display on the wall which was really cool. Definitely a must stop if your in the area. Cheers

First time here and we will be back. Loved the beer and other drinks. Spoke to the owner and he…read moregave us great recommendations for other local hot spots to go to. Super friendly. Great setting! Very clean!

I missed my opportunity to get to Mean Max in Glens Falls on my last visit downtown, so I was glad…read moreto have the opportunity to visit their newer taproom in Troy. The atmosphere inside is very chill and welcoming, and it was a delight to see seven classic pinball machines in the back - bring quarters! One minor disappointment was that they don't carry a lot of the beers listed on their website... yet. As of this review, you still have to go to Glens Falls for a lot of them, but our bartender told us that more would be coming soon. Pshaw, I had been looking forward to some of their stouts, though I was very satisfied with the Vanilla Porter. Bar seating is comfortable. Street parking is readily available, but read all the posted signs for when you can and cannot park nearby.

What an awesome find. I didn't know they opened a location in Troy. It's just wonderful. Great…read morebeers and bartenders. Great tasting stouts which are a favorite of mine. No food but that's fine and typical of most breweries. Believe you can bring food in.