When arriving, be sure not to hit the glacial rock in the parking lot. That's right, a glacier…read moredragged a rock here and then melted, leaving this gigantor behind. Loved the interior design here - with inspirations by vintage ski equipment - everywhere. There's even an indoor gondola at the bar. We enjoyed our beer flight and potato skins. The dinner was also good and dessert was fun. There are 16 pizza combinations to go with 13 draft pours, along with many other foods. On the beer: -- I was smitten by the Valley Run Apricot Saison -- Skipped tasting all of the IPA's because I'm not a fan of most IPA's unless they are doubles -- heartily enjoyed the Platter Pull Vanilla Porter --and frolicked with the White Peaks Blood Orange wheat beer -- ... as well as the Bobcat Blueberry Blonde golden ale. Get a $4 scoop of ice cream outside at the Slopeside Shakes window. They serve boozy milkshakes which you can upgrade to extra booze for $5. You can also drink brews and cocktails out on the patio.

We were over and underwhelmed by this brewery. It's an awkward set up, when you walk in there's a…read moresign on the right that says taphouse, but no one working the bar (Sunday at 1:30pm) a hostess said we could go all the way to the right which is their "brewery", we could be sat in a dining section, or we could go in back to order from the window. We went in back and wanted to get a flight; but they said we could only do that at the brewery side or the table service side. We went to the bartenders and asked for flights, but they didn't do food to go sit outside's we had to go back to the outdoor window for food. It was just confusing. The egg rolls also weren't great. The cheese sauce was thick like glue. The inside was also one dimensional, grey sludge. We were expecting like cut up veg, and some sort of ground beef but it was like They put everything in a blender and blended it all together. The casing was 10/10 though; a ton of flavor and crunch. The beet was also okay. There's 5 other breweries in the immediate area that beer has more flavor and depth. Their merch was sick, it was the coolest merch of the 5 other breweries we went to.

Good beer and friendly service ! Sarah was wonderful. She chatted with us about all the beer and…read morethe food. We initially sat down in the outdoor area, but moved inside because of a change in weather. They are indoor pup friendly which was so wonderful. We ordered chicken fingers and a pretzel with beer cheese. I could write a paragraph about their beer cheese - it was PERFECTION. Good beer, good food, friendly service, dog friendly! Overall, a great time!

Stopped here in the afternoon before the Super Bowl and I am glad we did!…read more This place is very welcoming. It's the only Brewhouse in NH and has great beer and spirits. They have art decorating the walls, games and food too. I enjoyed all of the beers I ordered. Nothing over the top with flavor but everything was very good and balanced. I really did enjoy it. The staff was great and the new pup they have is adorable! I'd recommend going here if you are in the area, you will not be disappointed!

My husband and I stopped in for the first time today. The service was a little slow, but not too…read morebad. The menu is only one page for food, and there isn't really any good choices for entrees on the lighter side. I ordered the fish (cod) and chips. The coleslaw was the best part as it was delicious. The fries were bland and the fried cod was soggy from grease. I only ate about a 3rd of my meal. My husband ordered the smash burger. He said it was fine, but said it wasn't 100% of what he wanted. The smash burger patty wasn't flat like the ones we've had in the past. He was happy to be given a pickle spear on the side, and he enjoyed the fries. He ate about 90% of his meal. The atmosphere was fine, but quite noisy if you're looking for a quiet place. It has an upstairs with wood flooring, so all the walking above sounds like stomping. We'd probably eat here again if we needed to, but it probably wouldn't be our first choice. It was a hopping place, so I'm sure they do a lot of business.

This brewery isn't open every day, so definitely check the hours before going!…read more There are clear gluten free, vegetarian, and vegan labels on the menu, which makes ordering easier. I got the blackened shrimp tacos, and there is a modification that lets you make them gluten free. I also had a Citizen Cider, which was good. Overall though, it is a bit pricey here. I took one star off because 17 dollars for two small tacos did not feel worth it. They also have a small gift shop with their merch, and I ended up getting one of their beer cups because of the logo.

Cute place! We had drinks upstairs, really dug the ambiance. It wasn't very busy when we were there…read morebut the upstairs area is huge, lots of side rooms (including a game room) to hang out it. Loved that they had cider on the menu as well as a few cocktails. Food is pretty standard bar fare.

Three of us were looking for a quick bite to eat on a snowy Saturday! We thought this would be a…read moregreat quick bite! The bartender greeted us as we walked up the stairs, there were only a couple of tables of people eating. The bartender was friendly, and took our drink order, which was only water. The menu was adequate, kind of average for a brewery. I was probably the least hungry of the three of us and just ordered the chicken fingers. With the other two, one ordered the ceased salad and one ordered the Cubano. I was told the Cubano was good. The Caesar was said to be crispy but vey dry, lacking dressing! As for the chicken "fingers" - they were actually three cut up large chicken breasts, coated, and deep fried, not chicken tenders. After deep frying, the grease was engrained in the breading and all over the plate. It was not well drained. I ate three bites and called it! I could not eat any more. No one checked to see how the meals were until the plates were cleared. In summary, there was more wrong than was right, but there were some positives on the Cubano and fresh Romaine.

We happened to come across this place while driving around the area and, since we always enjoy…read morefinding a new brewery, decided to stop in and check it out. I'm glad we did. Sometimes the unplanned stops end up being the most enjoyable part of a day. The outdoor area was a big part of what made the visit enjoyable. There's a really nice outdoor bar with picnic tables, lawn chairs and games, so you can grab a beer and actually settle in for a while. When we were there, they had a band playing live music and the whole atmosphere was lively without feeling overwhelming. It was one of those afternoons where people were clearly there to hang out, have a few drinks, listen to some music and enjoy themselves. They had a decent selection of beers, and what we tried was pretty good. Nothing I had was quite at the level where I was immediately thinking about buying a four-pack to take home, but everything was enjoyable and well worth trying. For me, the atmosphere was almost as important as the beer itself, and this place definitely delivered on that side. The staff were also very welcoming. Our bartender outside was particularly friendly and talkative, and it made the whole experience feel much more personal. I always appreciate that at a brewery. You don't necessarily need a lengthy conversation every time you order a beer, but having someone behind the bar who genuinely seems happy to talk with customers makes a difference. They also serve food, although we didn't order anything during our visit, so I can't really give an opinion on it. We did hear good things from other people there, though, and there seemed to be plenty of folks enjoying the food along with their drinks. We really enjoyed stumbling across this place and would definitely come back, especially with some friends. I could easily see spending a summer afternoon here with a few beers, some food, live music and a group of people. It has a relaxed, welcoming atmosphere that makes you want to stick around rather than just have one drink and leave. A very good accidental find, and one we'll be happy to revisit.

I love twin barns. I would rate it a 5 but they only had 4 out of 12 beers on draft. The staff is…read moreincredibly friendly and riffed with us for almost a half hour talking about breweries and beer and the history of their brewery. It has a super cute elevated barn feel as the brewery is literally a barn. They have a Biergarten and cornhole, the only downside is you cannot do a flight and go to The Biergarten.

An integral part of the renaissance of Tenney Mountain has been the equally significant Backcountry…read moreBar & Grill. What used to be a strong, popular but dated physical facility was transformed into a modern, efficient, welcoming and even elegant venue serving both skiers/riders and the general public. We came over to ski Tenney Mountain during one of the coldest days of the year. Below zero weather, wind, but the snow was pure fluff. And despite the slow lifts, the skiing was superb. Still, six runs in that temperature with a stiff wind took the energy out of me. That's when the Backcountry Bar and Grill came through with a superb Irish Coffee that allowed me to be back after thawing out, with new energy and desire to ski. We then came over here for an early Apre Ski. Five people had superb brews, superb Ultimate Grilled Cheese, awesome Chicken Sandwich. And a Backcountry Pulled Pork with an Apple bourbon barbecue sauce that had me licking my fingers. The bartender was the best I've seen in New England. We will be back because Tenney is one awesome ski mountain and because this wonderful venue makes it complete for customer experience.

This is the best ski mountain food I've had. The ambience of the lodge was beautiful and the…read moresandwich was huge with a ton of fries. It came out nice and hot-perfect to warm you up on a cold day. The veggie sandwich was delicious and had a decent amount of filling. We ordered at the counter and were given a buzzer for when it was ready so you knew it was made to order.

Needed to celebrate our birdies on 18 and hoped to meet a friend here but he was a no show…read more The wings were good as we celebrated as were the beers. Mid afternoon was dominated by kids accompanying their parents in this comfortable setting.

We just arrived to one employee working the whole restaurant. There are 12 customers and he was…read morecompletely overwhelmed. They were out of 3 of the 8 taps of beer (their own brews!). They could not handle the ordering because they were out of turkey for the salad we ordered and had no idea how to refund the order because you have to prepay for your order. This was a cluster and I will never visit this place again. I can't believe this is how this place is run and that it stays open. The manager says he fixed the bill and we will only be charged for what we are getting. I will be checking my credit card statement to ensure that we were not charged twice. UPDATE: the food was average. We ended up with two classic smash burgers and the Sasquatch burger. They were ok. Nothing to get excited about. The fries were better than the burgers.

Good beer. We had the Red Rock and Autumn Apple…read more The Kitchen Sink Nachos were huge and loaded with chicken,pulled pork and chili. Very good. Good service and interesting venue. We ate inside because the bees were active on the patio.

We had a wonderful experience at the Woodstock Inn & Brewery! We enjoyed both breakfast and dinner…read moreduring our stay, and everything was delicious. For breakfast, the sticky buns were a standout, and the toast was fantastic. We also ordered the sausage gravy and biscuit and the classic Eggs Benedict, which were both great. For dinner, we tried the buffalo mac and cheese, BBQ burger, and duck wings, along with the pumpkin espresso martini and fall mule. Everything was delicious, and the seasonal cocktails were a fun touch! The service was excellent throughout our visit. We were in a bit of a rush to get to our next activity during breakfast, and the staff was incredibly helpful in making sure we could get out the door on time without feeling rushed. We also stayed at the inn and absolutely loved our room! It was cozy, comfortable, and the gas fireplace made it feel especially warm and inviting. Overall, Woodstock Inn & Brewery was the perfect combination of great food, friendly service, and a charming place to stay. We would definitely recommend it and would love to return!

What a delightful place to relax after a busy and active day!! Down a set of stairs to a quaint…read morelower level reminiscent of a family bar room. Everyone was in their best mood, perhaps a dozen people inside and one absolutely awesome labradoodle. The home brew selections are magnificent. The P. Bay IPA and the Bristol Blonde were exquisite. Truly so. The icing on the cake was when the proprietor brought us a hot, right off the oven, soft pretzel plate. Which went so well with the brews! The place has a Juliet window overlooking the river where the sound of the river lent a beautiful addition to the faire. Great beers, wonderful staff, amazing ambience and friendly people. What else can one ask for? We will be back.

Great beer. Great friendly bar service. Cute small local place for small parties and quick easy…read morebar food. Meat bar like ambiance

This is a cozy brewery kind of In the middle of nowhere. I have to be honest, driving up I didn't…read moreexpect much but inside it had a good backwoods cute feeling. Felt like home. It was the bartender Olivia's first night and idc, she was the best. She was so sweet and accommodating. I want to go back just for her. We had multiple of their beers, and it kind of stunk because they ran out of 3 beers, so we couldn't try them; but they tried to be as accommodating as possible and find alternatives. The pizza was really good too, but beware the hot honey is HOT!

Just ok. Beer is fine. Outdoor patio is full of cheap plastic chairs. Trump stickers inside. Take…read morefrom that what you will.