Fantastic craft beer brewery with a unique selection! I…read morestopped here while visiting the area and I'm so glad I did. Though they only had four beers on tap when my boyfriend and I stopped in, they were all awesome. The four were: Wobbly Pop, a New England IPA, a Peanut Porter, Thai Wun On, a Belgian Wit with Thai spices and ghost peppers, and Dark Materials Imperial Stout. Since their flight includes five small pours, the bartender gave us the four and let us decide which one we liked best for our fifth pour. The Thai Wun On Belgian Wit was such an interesting beer and had great flavor, and little heat - thankfully! The bartender was really friendly and we enjoyed meeting the brewery cat Fuggle. She's so sweet! Though they don't serve food, they do let you bring your own food in. It's a great craft brewery!

Amazing local beers. Nice place to relax. Have their pet cat…read more You can enjoy local draft beer with your friend. No foods available but you can order from nearby pub, chris (owner) can help.

Great beers and relaxed, welcoming environment. There are shelves of games and lots of table…read moreseating. It's quite dim after dark, unless you snag a table next to one of the lamps, so plan your game choice accordingly. The beers were surprisingly good, and our group appreciated that (unlike so many other craft breweries) the tap list wasn't full of IPAs. We did flights to be able to sample an assortment of beers, and enjoyed nearly all of them! "The past is a corridor" smoked lager wasn't a winner - the smokiness crowded out any other flavors. On the other hand, the "Capable of Anything" chamomile blonde ale was lovely, as was the berry-forward "High Priestess" sour ale and the Pittsfield Pils. For a light, corona-like lager, the Yacht Rock Summer did the trick.

My first visit to Hot Plate did not disappoint. The taproom is located in downtown Pittsfield and…read moreis very spacious and modern with lots of space to gather in. Hot Plate features one of my favorite and one of the most unique beers out there, Capable of Anything (which is the flagship). Hot Plate is a women-owned brewery which is great!

We went for summer time live music. Brought a picnic and drank some great brews!!! Easy in and…read moreout. Very friendly crowd. Good beer and beautiful grounds!! Will be back next year.

This place is the great. I'll keep It simple. It's a…read morebeautiful location with good beer and a relaxed atmosphere. I have had better beers to be honest but it is well worth the visit and truly a picture perfect spot.

Another small, but decent brewery located in Deerfield. Follow your directions or you will miss it…read more Warm and friendly staff, who have no problem listening to your tastes, and making recommendations. I had the "Our mother of the Mountain" wife had "Maple Cream Ale" both beers were super flavored and full bodied. We ended up taking a four pack to go. The atmosphere was friendly and a good mix of locals and tourists

WoW. Hands down some of the best beer I've ever had. I was blown away by the red! Did not…read moreexpect that. And as always coffee porter was amazing. This summer was also one of my favorites. I am not an IPA drinker, so I did not try any IPAs. Amazingly friendly staff. And the place is loaded with friendly people. What a great time. Glad we stopped in!

I visited the region because of a wedding. I decided to order takeout here because I was staying at…read moreCourtyard across the street. I placed my order of Fish & Chips (replaced with salad) online and after about 20 minutes walked over for the pickup. Upon entry, the placed was packed with a Saturday crowd. Upon entry there a bar full of people watching a game. Since it's a brewery, it has a rustic look with wooden decor. The hostess greeted me and asked if I needed a table. I let her know that I placed an order and she quickly went back to check if my order was ready. As she stepped away, another hostess stepped in to assist. After a few minutes, she came back with my order. After coming back to my room, I had the fish and salad. It was large portions nicely prepared, hot and tasted very nice. Highly recommended!

We heard good things and we wanted to stop for early dinner…read more Nice space, big bar, nice selection of beers. They were out of 2 of the seasonal and the next day they were starting a pickle special menu. Too bad we missed it! The service was nice, waitress was attentive. The hostess wasn't that cheery and definitely not happy when I requested a booth due to my bad back. Other than that we really enjoyed the cheese curds, Mac and cheese and beer. Our favorite beer was the cherry one. I would like to return.

The wife and I were on a random brewery tour weekend. No where what-so-ever planned. Our thirst…read morestarted early Morning after the coffee kicked in. We googled local breweries around the area we were driving in. The one thing that sticked out was they opened at 10. Not knowing an event was going on that day, the owner pulled up as we were getting ready to go in. Today happened to be my birthday so, needed some beer to help start the birthday day. The owner greeted us and opened up the doors to help us with the thirst that later would ensue. Very knowledgeable dude, and very welcoming. The wife and I just came for a pint each and left with generosity and a plan to come back. Oh, the beer is delicious, too! If your in the area, I highly recommend a stop.

Highly disappointed said they were open till 6 drove there just to be greeted with a close sign…read more You want good business be true to your hours.

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!

It was a pretty warm day visiting Shelburne Falls so we stopped into Floodwater brewing for a beer…read moreor 2 prior to dinner. It's a cool spot with an eclectic interior and nice balcony that looks over the river. Definitely check it out if you're in the area!

What a fantastic find. I just happen to be walking around the area and saw a sign that said we are…read moreopen. I walked in and was highly surprised by the friendly staff, unique, atmosphere, and fantastic water views. Since we are about to drive home, it was nice to see small pour sizes. The beer was fantastic.

Friendly service, positive vibes, good music, and great beer selection. Highly recommend!read more

While in the area from out of town, we decided to visit. We unfortunately came in during an event…read moreand where charged $5 each to get in. This is annoying because if we had gone in the other door, there would have been no fee. Still, this was a very cool building. I really enjoyed the murals on the wall. I did not have a beer, but my family really enjoyed their selections.

Amazing location and venue! Tasting room was a bit overwhelming with the sheer number of beers…read more Espresso martini was tasty with their own coffee liqueur. Really cool space for tasting room. Not busy when we got there but line was really long when we were leaving. Pizza is all the food they have to offer (no gluten free crust). Pizza looked good but didn't try.

Tree House Brewing in Deerfield feels less like a brewery and more like a destination built around…read morespending an entire afternoon. We walked into a property that is enormous, with a massive indoor taproom, an airy atrium filled with natural light, and sprawling outdoor lawns that make it easy to lose track of time. Beer is obviously the centerpiece, and the selection is extensive enough that we spent most of our visit sampling different styles. The brewery is best known for its hazy IPAs, but the menu stretches well beyond that into stouts, lagers, sours, wheat beers, seltzers, and specialty releases. For those who are not beer focused, the availability of cocktails and other drinks makes the experience more accessible for mixed groups. The sheer variety encouraged us to try multiple pours rather than settling on a single drink, and the rotating selection gives regular visitors a reason to keep coming back. The food menu is relatively focused, with pizza serving as the primary attraction. We ordered a couple of the wood fired pies, which are substantial and shareable, making them a natural match for the brewery setting. The hot honey pizza stood out as a favorite, while the vodka pie was another strong option that balanced richness without feeling overly heavy. Wait times for pizza can occasionally stretch during peak hours, particularly on weekends and event days, but the portions and quality generally justified the wait. What makes Tree House stand out is how comfortable it is to spend time there. The atmosphere remained relaxed despite its size, the staff kept things moving efficiently, and the property offered enough seating options that visitors can tailor the experience to whatever kind of day they want. Whether it is grabbing a beer flight, splitting a pizza with friends, attending a concert, or simply sitting outside on a summer afternoon, Tree House feels designed around staying and relaxing. It is the kind of place people often plan entire day trips around rather than somewhere they stop by for a quick drink on the way home.