To finish a long and fun day of brewery hopping along Lake Erie, we met with more friends at Ghost…read moreTree Brewing in Amherst. This spot is so cute in a great little town, right next to an old movie theatre. The tree theme is welcoming, with verdant colors everywhere. They have outdoor and indoor seating. We sat inside in a booth, and had a very friendly server. As we had just come from eating, I stuck mostly with beer, which were all delicious from years of development. We had some sharing food as well, which was great; fresh produce and amazing bread and pizza dough. I had a beer flight; one friend got the special regional collaboration beer in a limited glass to take home. It was a popular spot with a lot of people. Prices were reasonable for the quality. If you're nearby, this is a great brewery to visit.

What a cute little gem in small town Ohio. We had the "morning buzz" beer. So good - that I bought…read morea 6 pack to take with me. The pizza is delicious too!

Been wanting to check out Sibling Revelry Brewing Co and it definitely didn't disappoint!…read more My son and I shared the Italian Club with a side of Brussels sprouts. The sandwich was outstanding and packed with ham, turkey, pepperoni, pepper jack cheese, and a sun-dried tomato walnut pesto. I honestly thought my 11-year-old might be skeptical of the green pesto, but he ended up loving it too. My husband and older son both ordered the Brewer Burger; one with chips and one with fries and everyone really enjoyed their meals. My husband also tried two beers, the Millennial Haze and Swirl of Particulates (pictured), and gave both a thumbs up. The setup is casual and easygoing: you seat yourself, order drinks at the bar, and food at a separate counter. It was a gorgeous night, so the open-air atmosphere and outdoor seating made it even better. Definitely a spot we'll be back to!

Sibling Revelry is a popular Brewpub in Westlake. They have a great beer selection and good food…read moremenu. My favorite beer is Taco Party. You order beer and food at the bar and take a seat. They give you a pager for the food and you pick it up at a window. They have a full bar in the event you are not a beer drinker. The staff is friendly and helpful. The brewery is so popular it is often hard to find a spot to park. Their lot is usually full and we have to park around back and walk. When we were there one person parked his SUV on the grass between tables and the patio. Staff made an announcement that he had to move. In addition there were so many small children running around. One boy was climbing on the railing and my seat. His parents were not watching him. It happened multiple times. Sibling Revelry advertises a family friendly environment, but some parents are not watching their children. I would definitely choose another brewery with a more laid back feel and less commotion.

This is such a cool spot for fun, food and drinks…read more We came here with a couple friends and it was absolutely amazing. We were able to sit outside under the bar area and have a server. We tried some flatbread's. Everything was absolutely delicious and the beer and wine options were amazing. Pricing was fair on the service was fast. This is such a cool place if you wanna sit outside and enjoy the weather.

This place is popular and hopping on a Saturday afternoon. Walk in and you can order. Menu is easy…read more You can order beer, liquor, wine. The wine is Gideon Owen. I orders a blackberry shandy. I was really looking forward to it. But honestly it was awful. Zero blackberry taste. Very disappointed. They have a decent amount of choices I just seemed to choose wrong. They even have a mead. But I got the shandy and just did not like it. They did also have a cider on tape. That's what I should have ordered. They had a wedding on premises. Big tent and it looked sweet. They also had a band playing that evening. Not sure how that would compete with the wedding reception. Lots of people inside and out. Inside has lots of table seating. Outside does as well. This is a nice space. Lots of options. They serve food but we did not get any. Lots of food runners around though. Overall, I'd go back. Just order something else.

Don't understand the negative reviews, Grove has a great atmosphere and amazing food and drinks…read more Our waitresses have always been prompt and friendly, and there always seems to be a lively atmosphere here. It's best with a group of friends, but it would work for a date as well. Plenty of room for large groups, but you may need to call ahead or push some tables together. One of the best places to be on a warm summer evening with your friends, The Grove is awesome.

This is a 4.5 star review…read more Our group of 14 had a reservation and they were indeed prepared for our arrival. We were seated immediately. Sarah-with-an-H was our server and she rocks. Attentive, knowledgeable, good humored. I ordered the El Diablo(?) burger with the house salad. The burger and the sweet potato fries were both excellent. The house salad was fantastic. The couple next to us ordered a pizza. It was just good. The crust was a tad limp. Perhaps it could have benefited from a tad more time in the oven? The restroom was clean. The parking is ample. And ... the venue is LOUD. Lots of TV's as should be expected in a sports bar. Will I return? Probably not. It was a day trip, across the border; ergo, inconvenient ... and there are much quieter options in the vicinity.

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.

Wow, what is there to say about CLAG. This brewery is making waves nationwide and was recently…read morefeatured in Craft Beer & Brewing Magazine for their terrific hazy IPAs. But they're so much more. C.ocky L.ittle A.sian G.uy namesake Khan joined us for a lot of our visit and shared about his business, beers, and life story. Sandusky seems like a city reawakening from another time, and CLAG is definitely an anchor in the downtown area. The brewery is located in what seems like an old department store; there's lots of free parking outside. It's divided into a few main areas: inside the door you'll find a ton of refrigerators with 4-pack cans and limited bottles ready to go. Their prices are ridiculously low for the quality, a great option to stop before a party to stock up. They have a casual lounge area right inside and a shelf filled with the leftover label stickers from past releases, all free to take. The main area is the bar and restaurant (see separate review), with another lower bar which felt more casual to the left/down. Behind the bar is the brewery area, which is huge and not being completely used yet (they could expand, but doesn't seem like they need to). Khan took us on a great inside tour of these area, it's as simple as they come with an amazing finished product. Outside of their flagship hazies, they also excel at other styles including super clean rice lagers, and big boozy styles. They also have merchandise including tons of glassware inside. If you're a fan of great modern beer, pop culture puns, and great people, this is a must-visit brewery.

We had a great time at this brewery. The bar is huge with so many bottles and the space is large…read more Attached is a separate restaurant which is also good sized. Everything was clean and looked nice. Staff were very friendly and they chatted with us and made recommendations. The proprietor was there and was a riot. (He's the guy on their fun beer labels). When we first arrived my friend spotted an old beer he loves on the top shelf. He asked the owner if it was for sale. Soon my buddy had a bottle of Lizard of Koz by Founders. Great service. The beer and food were great. They seem to specialize in New England IPAs (juicy and hoppy but not bitter) as they have so many on the menu. They also had stouts and porters. What a great tap list. I don't want to leave out the great food. I had a beef Pho and my friend had the TNT roll. Both great and flavorful. A big thumbs up. A place not to miss if going to Cedar Point.

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!

We like going on Thursday for tacos and a margarita. Always very good …read more Going to miss them this winter.

Stopped in for an SOB shot and a Burns worm drink. My husband had his usual IPA, which they had a…read moregood selection of. The service and atmosphere were awesome!

A great place tucked in along the Black River. Recommended by my nephew, we tried the carrots which…read morewere perfectly sliced, fresh and sweet. Served very cold, these orange beauties needed no salt. It would have only interfered with the natural flavors found only in the best carrots found on our planet. Next time, we will turn our attention to the carrot cake. My wife and I can't wait!

This was our first visit to The Shipyards and had some…read more positives and some negative. First, our Server was new and when asked what beers were "Seasonal" as listed on the menu and we're told there is an apricot ale and no other beers other than what's on the menu. I had to go to the bar to find out what other beers were available and found many others. Other than not knowing what beers, our server was very pleasant and delivered food quickly. Food was served warm and fresh. Baby back ribs were Excellent and not overcooked or reheated. Almond crusted fish was crunchy and thin, very disappointing for $22. Overall restaurant was clean and good atmosphere with a beautiful patio overlooking the boat docks.

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!