There is no food on site, but you can order take out. The service is great. The ambiance is great.read more

I think there are always 3 things that you look for in an outstanding brewery:…read more 1. Great beer with a local flavor 2. Superior service led by the action of the owners 3. A friendly welcoming environment for everyone St. James Brewery knocks it out of the park on all 3 counts. I live 2,500 miles away and make it a point to always stop in to visit with Brian and Rachel when I'm in town. Better yet, my 90+ year old Mom comes with me and, not only do they know her by name but they pour her favorite beer before she even sits down. Treating your Mom with that type of courtesy is enough to bias any review but I can tell you that, not only do they treat me with similar respect but I watch how all the customers are treated and the service level is always first rate. I've tried most every beer on the menu and have never had a bad pour. The Good Lord willing, I'll be able to drop by and have a few pints this weekend so, If you've ever thought of stopping in, please do so. You won't be disappointed.

Home Away From Home. Diverse selection of beers. All of…read morethem winners. Friendly people. Great location. 5 Stars.

Best hot pretzels ever! Flights are the best deal as far trying small samples, cannot beat ten…read moredollars for four beers. Games pretty decent distraction. Vibe is chill and relaxed a cross between a cafeteria and your living room. Service was great. Show was entertaining.

There are places you go to grab a drink, and then there are places you genuinely look forward to…read more Six Harbors Brewing Company, nestled in the heart of Huntington Village, firmly belongs in that second category -- and I say that as someone who has been there a dozen times and counting. Founded in May 2018 by Huntington residents Mark and Karen Heuwetter after three years of hard work and planning, Six Harbors holds the proud distinction of being Huntington Village's first and only micro-brewery. And from the moment you walk in, you understand why the community embraced it so enthusiastically. The vibe is nautical meets industrial -- casual but polished, comfortable and undeniably inviting. It feels less like a commercial establishment and more like a really cool friend's living room, which is entirely by design. Mark and Karen are hands-on owners who have a genuine gift for making every patron feel welcome. The beer is excellent. There's a solid lineup of year-round staples alongside rotating seasonal options, which means there's always something new to try. That variety keeps every visit feeling fresh -- you never quite know what's going to be on tap, and that's half the fun. The food menu is intentionally simple: personal pizzas, giant pretzels, and North Fork potato chips. But here's the thing -- you're welcome to bring outside food, which is a refreshingly customer-friendly policy that you don't see everywhere. Now, here's what truly sets Six Harbors apart, and I say this with full sincerity: the dogs. Yes, Six Harbors is dog-friendly -- well-behaved, leashed pups are welcome at all times. But the real stars of the show are Buddy, Barley, and Brandy, three gorgeous golden retrievers affectionately known as "The Brew Dogs." They belong to Mark and Karen, and they come to work every day. These three are among the sweetest, most gentle dogs you'll ever have the pleasure of meeting. Petting them takes your visit from great to truly amazing! And it doesn't stop there. Mark and Karen go above and beyond to celebrate their four-legged community. Throughout the year, Six Harbors hosts Yappy Hours, dog meet-ups, a Halloween costume party, a December ugly sweater party, and even birthday celebrations for the Brew Dogs themselves. (Just recently, we had the pleasure of attending Barley's seventh birthday -- an event that can only be described as pure, unfiltered Cuteness Overload.) It's no surprise that Six Harbors and the Brew Dogs have been featured on The Kelly Clarkson Show, NBC News, CBS, Buzzfeed, and more. Whether you're a craft beer enthusiast, a dog lover, or simply someone who appreciates a place with genuine warmth and character, Six Harbors Brewing Company is worth the trip. Highly, enthusiastically recommended!!

This place has a one of a kind vibe on the weekends. Wow! The crowd was fun, the band was awesome,…read morethe beer was good. Even though there was a huge crowd, the bartenders kept up with the demand. I never waited more than 5 minutes for a beer and there were hundreds of people there. I didn't try the food truck because I desperately wanted to try their homemade pretzels. They were perfect. Hot, soft, and chewy; the mustard that came with them was excellent. I like that they are dog friendly. I would like it more if they were a little more kid friendly too. I guess we will stick to the very crowded days so my toddler doesn't stand out in the crowd. I worry in quiet days, he wouldn't be welcomed since he is deep into the twos. IYKYK.

4.5 Chill vibes, friendly staff, and beer--what more can you…read moreask for? We didn't have much going on this Sunday, so we decided to check out a local brewery. After a quick Google search, this one popped up with solid reviews. It's located in an industrial/warehouse area of Mineola (just north of the train tracks), kind of tucked away. They've got picnic tables under a large awning outside and a no-frills interior with a basic bar serving their brews and some other local options. We didn't try any food, but we were here for the beer anyway. You can sample small sips, and the staff is happy to walk you through flavor profiles to help you find what suits you best. If you're into craft beer and happen to be in the Mineola area, this place is worth a stop.

Cute little brew. It's very small but you can sit outside or inside. Beers were pretty good and…read morestaff was friendly too

Love this brewery. Beer is always delicious and the service is great. A chill bar to enjoy great…read morebeer at.

We went for the first time last night, to see a particular music performance. The Unexpected is a…read moreduo that I thoroughly enjoyed! I'm not generally a beer drinker, but I decided on the blueberry beer and it was fabulous, so I had another. My husband was drinking the Porter, and when I took a sip of his, I was torn on whether my next beer would be another blueberry or the Porter because they were both fantastic. The atmosphere was terrific. We sat with a bunch of friends around a huge table, where we could listen to the live music and also holdconversations. The other patrons were all very friendly and the vibe felt like we were all at a mutual friend's house. I highly recommend this spot. There was a food truck outside for anyone wanting something to eat, and the staff was very welcoming and friendly. We'll be back!

Hidden gem on Main Street . Nice outdoor seating and air conditioning inside . Plenty of space for…read moregroups or solo . I tried a White Sand Summer Ale - perfect beer for a simple pleasure.

Great selection of craft brews. I enjoyed the passion fruit triple. It was light and refreshing for…read morea very hot day. The husband enjoyed an IPA. While I'm not a big IPA fan, I always like to have a dip to try it. It tasted very fresh and not very bitter. The only down side was there were not many seats available or comfy spots.

Fantastic brewery nestled right into Waterdrinker Farms!…read more We stopped here for some beers after the tulip festival and it was a great time. It was packed inside but it was spacious and still comfortable. However, it was a beautiful day outside so we decided to sit in the beer garden which has a ton of chairs, picnic tables, etc. They also had two food trucks on site (we got the pizza, which was delicious). While the outdoor bar isn't open for the season just yet, the indoor bar was fast when it came to service - even on a packed day. We never waited for a beer and they have tons of tap & go payment portals which make checking out easier. The guava gose was perfect on a beautiful day. Fruity yet tangy and easy to drink. They also sell soft drinks if you're sober or you had one too many beers. Welcoming environment. Great to visit even if you're not going to the farm.

A surprisingly lovely brewery set alongside a farm... Family friendly and the staff was helpful…read more One of the beers I tried and really enjoyed was their seasonal Tulip one (can't remember the name). It was light and refreshing. Can't wait to go back.

This was the perfect final stop of the day. It was our first time visiting this new location-years…read moreago, I had been to their original, much smaller spot, so it was a surprise to see how much the place has expanded. The new space is massive, open, and beautifully laid out, with tons of room to hang out and enjoy a drink. We chose to stay outside with Luna since the weather was perfect, and the outdoor setup didn't disappoint. It had a relaxed, upbeat vibe and plenty of space for both people and pups. The brewery felt lively but not overwhelming, and the wide-open layout made it easy to spread out and unwind. If you haven't been to their new location yet, it's definitely worth the trip--especially on a nice day when you can enjoy the dog-friendly outdoor area. Great beer, great atmosphere, and a great way to wrap up the day!

Great atmosphere always! Crowded on the weekends. Family friendly, lots of little munchkins running…read morearound. Pup friendly too! A lot of times they have a band in one of the rooms upstairs. Not my favorite beer selection, but the blueberry is my favorite. Always a good experience with the food. Most recently we had the chicken Caesar wrap with fries and added the donut for dessert. It came out quick and was delicious! Ordered at the bar and they brought it right to our table.