Cute SMALL wine and spirits store. Was able to find 2 chilled bottles of wine to try and a bottle…read moreof the premade chocolate martini-the store clerk recommended it. They didn't have ice but their is a Stewarts less than a half mile up the road. Love love love the honor box system for local honey and syrup. Glad this little gem was less than 10 minutes from our Air BnB!

Lovely little wine shop in Galway. They have a nice selection of wines, that you can't find in…read moreother shops. Service is outstanding! Employees always offer to carry out for me and are very friendly.

The beer was decent but the server was clearly having a bad day, and just to note, they no longer…read moreserve any food. I walked from town and was planning on some food to go with my beer and was disappointed.

Was in the area for the holiday week. Stopped by Great Sacandaga Brewing to grab a couple of…read morecrowlers to fill my red solo cup. Got the scotch ale and red ale. Both were great. The bartender/beertender was great and let me sample before buying(changed my choices). This is a cool little place just off route 29. They've upgraded the outside quite a bit over the last couple of years. Have to get back to try the onsite food truck next time.

I had my daughter's bridal shower here. Brenda and Nicole and their staff were terrific . The space…read morewas ideal . Very roomy and comfortable. Our food was catered out they hired Country Caterers from Middleburg that was delicious everything I asked for and much more . The drinks were delicious and very affordable. Excellent choice

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 is amazing. Let's start with the service, the staff if very friendly and easy to talk to…read more, knowledgeable of their beer and food. They keep the place very clean. Now for the beer, my wife got a flight and so did I. All 8 beers were awesome. The Stout and pumpkin was my favorite. Now for the food. From the pretzel to the cheese curds, burgers, chicken sandwiches and wings. Holy crap, the flavor and the amount they give is amazing. Our daughter even had there homemade root beer. For a place only open for 10 months, they are doing it right. We will definitely stop back there when we are up in that area again.

Keep looking over your shoulder, Dru***** and Fid***, there's a new kid in town, and I'm willing to…read morebet you may have already lost some of your customers to this place. As of this review, Broken Loop has only been open about 1 month, and on a Friday evening, the parking lot was full, every table was full, and there was a steady turnover of folks coming in. Good for them!! But I'm not surprised. The folks working here have got it right. Of course we'll start with the beer. Just a couple of weeks ago, they were only showing 3 beers on their website. Last night they were up to 6, and their brewer told me they plan to get up to 12 on tap as soon as possible. My Golden Stout was interesting, the lightest and freshest stout I've ever had, with hints of caramel. My friend really enjoyed his hazy IPA, he said it's one of the best he's had. The food is equally good, and the menu is pretty extensive. We both got the chili, which was rich and full of flavor, with tortilla chips and thin slices of fresh jalapenos for texture and more flavor. Everything else we saw served to others looked equally good. And then there's the service here. I think every person behind the bar made an effort to speak to us at one point or another in the evening, including the woman who brought out our food. When was the last time they did that for you at one of the places I alluded to in my first sentence? But the best part is that Broken Loop is now the closest brewery to my house, and I'm pretty sure this is going to become a destination for me.

A very nice spot to stay for Harvest Host. We bought some eggs and cheese as well as went next door…read morefor wings and cocktails. The service was very nice and ambiance pleasant.

In A Nutshell:…read more -Roger's Cideryard is an amazing place to grab some unique ciders made directly from their apple orchard. -You will also find some yummy food like their Poutine & Chicken Wings. -You gotta order both of those items plus their cider, it all pairs up well for awesome afternoon or evening. -You can sit indoors or outdoors on their tables enjoying the moment. -The service here is super friendly too. Overall, this is a nice place to come if you are ever in this part of the country, specifically Upstate New York!

A diamond in the rough on Route 5! Great beer in a beautiful new building that evokes a German…read moreBrauhaus! Hope that they begin to offer an expanded menu as well as 16oz 4 pack cans sometime in the future but still very impressed with the beer! PRÓST!!!

We stopped in here a few weeks ago to grab beers with friends and really enjoyed it! The design of…read morethis place is incredibly unique and very pleasant. The ambience makes it a great place to camp out for the afternoon. The beers were solid and we appreciated that they had several food options, from hot pretzels to bratwurst. The staff was friendly and helpful and we will be sure to stop by again the next time we are near Canajoharie.

I am SO STOKED that this place exists. When I visited for the first time, I learned that they…read moreopened the last week of December 2020 and are growing fast thanks to word-of-mouth and social media sharing. The coolers/fridgers arrive next week and they plan to chill ALL THE THINGS so anything you want can be easily consumed moments after arriving home. Not sad that it's an easy detour on my walking commute home from the office: hello, At-Home Happy Hour! I loved finding a combo of very-local CDNY cans + NYC & NE specialitys + a bit more variety from far away spots, too. I am especially impressed by how much cider Scotia Beverage stocks - more than the few other smaller-sized CDNY Beverage Centers I've visited, for sure; notable since they've been open only a few months. I was happy to fill the counter with sour beers to welcome in the warmer weather with a CHEERS! and a smile. Will be eager to visit again after we work our way through these selections.

There's a lot of liquor stores along Route 30, and I'll be honest with you, I stopped here because…read morethis one is shaped like a barrel. I feel like anyone who built a barrel-shaped building in which to sell things that are often stored/aged in barrels has gone the extra mile (and perhaps incurred a lot of extra costs), and deserves my business over the people that didn't. Having now been inside Sacandaga Spirits, I can report that it is definitely a barrel shaped building, but it's harder to tell on the inside, and while it is filled with liquor and wine, you are not in any danger of drowning in either. They have a quality selection of bourbon, and a very nice man behind the counter who is willing to help you if you need a hand picking a nice bottle. The wine selection is better than most in the area, but may leave a little bit to be desired if you're from a larger city. And unfortunately, they didn't have any Frangelico, which if you don't know, is a hazelnut liqueur that, when poured into hot chocolate, is the #1 thing you want to drink after any sort of snow-related activities.

The staff was friendly and knowledgable. Best selection of wines and bourbons in the area. Also…read moreappreciated the focus on farm friendly and local NY. I look forward to shopping there whenever I am in the area.​