Great for lagers and pilsners I didn't get food but the bar…read moreservice was great and beer was exceptional Plenty of seating Lots of beer options

Met up here on a Monday evening and was excited to try it since I had never been. I got the fries…read morewith preserved lemon aioli - these magical bites somehow stayed hot and crispy through the whole meal. I tried (& loved) their Belgian triple since it had just won a silver medal at the NYS Craft Brewers awards. It was well-deserving of the honor it received! Staff was friendly and attentive, and it was easy enough to get a bartender's attention for a refill. Seating area was bright and spacious with great atmosphere. Parking situation is kinda hairy - extra tight spaces in a small lot, but it was manageable for a Monday, and there's street parking if you don't happen to get a space in the lot. Cheers!

I love Three Heads, and I am not even really a beer drinker. Something about the vibe, the cool…read morelaid back staff who are extremely confident with their descriptions of the beers, generous with their tastings and always encouraging, kind and fun. Something about the big, inviting interior space, live music, food trucks, outside tented tables and games. Something about the feeling you get that you could sit there and nurse a can of something-not-even-made-by Three Heads, and no one would shoo you away because they wanted the table.... I've actually been a customer for years - from meeting friends for an afternoon cider, to attending group work events, to listening to local bands, to attending costume contests during Halloween. I always feel welcomed, comfortable, and supported as a consumer, despite my lack of enthusiasm for the latest IPA and/or the fact that I am often the DD (designated driver) in need of a non-alcoholic beverage. Three Heads is a great place, with good people, and lots of things to choose from whether it be beer, cider, sours, sodas, non-alcoholic drinks, etc. I will be back, and hope to see you there too!

Beer was great! My partner and I both got flights and they were cheap and delicious! It was a great…read moreway to experience and taste the options here at three heads. Bartender was very friendly and helpful! Outside seating where dogs are allowed. Cornhole and tents outside add to the vibe! Try it out!

The food was average, nothing special and the service was good. You go for the views and to hang…read morewith friends and on that not it is a great place to go and worth the trip. We travel to Rochester every summer and this is always a place we visit.

Come for the views, the lively atmosphere and the beer. The food isn't very exciting but is priced…read moreappropriately. We ate outside on the enclosed patio on a rare and perfect 72 degree sunny not humid day. We were told it could be an hour to be seated but our text message came in after barely 10 minutes. Our server was friendly and service overall was prompt. The Mac and Cheese was enjoyable and I took home the leftovers and ate them later. It wasn't as cheesy or luscious as I might have hoped, it was just enough cheese to do the job. The finely diced chicken had good fire grilled flavor but was pretty dry. They offer a Buffalo version of their mac and cheese but there are several hot sauces on the table. Not sure how much difference there would be between their buffalo mac and just sprinkling hot sauce on the mac and cheese with plain chicken which is what i did. The chicken salad wrap was satisfactory and VERY generously filled. It was really almost too big and it came with a comically huge quantity of potato chips.

My first review was less than stellar, maybe it's having the DoughBoys collaboration, maybe it's…read moremore options than being heavy on the IPAs. We went to a smoke/BBQ beer pairing which was delicious.

A few of us met up at Sager Brewery, and I'm glad we did. I honestly didn't know much about the…read moreplace it's tucked down the street from Living Roots, and since I'm not much of a beer drinker, so..., From the looks of the outdoor setup, I'm guessing there's seating available when the weather's nice. Inside, it's a big space, and it got busy fast even when we arrived around 5 p.m. on a Thursday. Turns out it was Trivia Night, which we hadn't planned on, but a nice surprise. If you've got friends who don't drink beer, there are other options. Just don't expect much from the margarita it tasted like it was from a can and was a pretty small pour. I tried a strawberry sour beer (can't remember the exact name), and it was excellent. One friend had the kombucha, and another went for the margarita. We also ordered wings and two pizzas to share. A heads-up on the wings: they're not pre-sauced--they come with sauce on the side. I'd recommend asking for extra, along with a side of what I think was house-made blue cheese. We tried the Cajun Hot Honey and DoughBoys sauces--the latter had a kind of honey mustard vibe. I believe they brine the wings, smoke them, and coat them in rice flour. They came out hot, super crispy. Be aware before you chomp down. We shared two pizzas: the Spicy Sausage and the Truff Daddy, which had cheese, truffle oil, mushrooms, and more. Both were solid picks, and between the three of us, we only had two slices left by the end. Ordering is easy--you can scan a QR code or just walk up to the counter. The staff was lovely and super helpful. Trivia Night was a blast. We only stayed for two rounds and even managed to win a couple of free beer tokens. That was cool! You can make reservations online, but we just walked in and found a table with no issue. Parking is available on the street or in a lot behind the buildings. All in all, I'll definitely be back.

Amazing food, we had the half portion of nachos with burnt ends and first, it was bigger than some…read morefull size portions I have had put and second they may have been the best nachos I have ever had. We also got the wood fired Carnivore pizza and a flight of beer. The staff was friendly and attentive. Bonus points for having an old school shuffleboard table. Looking forward to a return visit to try more of the menu.

Some friends and I went to Rohrbachs Beer Hall on a Saturday afternoon. It is a great place to get…read morea beer and some great food! They have 2 parking lots and there is some street parking. It is a charming old mill building with lots of wood and brick. We all had different beers- I had the Cosmic Krush IPA- very hazy! My friends ordered the Beef on Weck sandwich- which they raved about. It looked to be a generous size. Another friend and I split some tasty wings and a wood-fired Margherita pizza. Excellent! And we were stuffed. We got a 3 pack of Crowlers (32 oz. beer in a can) to go. They have a cool machine that makes the can in front of you. I got the infamous Space Kitty double IPA to bring to my friend's party. I highly recommend checking out Rohrbach's Beer Hall on Railroad Street!

First visit! We had the smash burger and unlimited fries…read more Delicious. We also had the flatbread pizza appetizer. Really tasty with chicken. We would get these again next time. Large beer menu with great choices but we were there at lunch and no time to have a beer. We are looking forward to visiting here again. Our waiter was Ricky and he was training Ian. Both were very nice and helpful. They answered all our questions as this was our first visit. I really want to get the dessert they are known for! Thanks Ricky and Ian! The restaurant is big with lots of seating so there is plenty of space for a crowd. I really liked the artwork on the walls and I am wondering if they sell t-shirts with their artwork of their beers.

I don't remember what the name of my entree was but it was pretty bland and took a long time to…read morecome out. We also got an appetizer sampler that came out cold. The mocktail drink that I got was really delicious though!

As others have said, this place has a very limited menu for food and drink, but it's a nice place…read moreto relax and charge your phone or laptop. I was reluctant to eat here and I should have followed my instincts. I had the saddest excuse for a quesadilla in my life. I had better from my high school cafeteria. I had better in bowling alleys. I ended up opening it up to eat the flavorless chicken just to get some protein in me. When I slid the semi-full plate back shortly after the bartender served me, she didn't even bat and eye or ask if I liked it. She knew what to expect and dumped it straight to the trash. She has to know I can't be the only one hating this boring food. Did Ben Stein cook this stuff?

In the A terminal. Full bar Tables, pedestal table,…read more Small menu and out of beef tonight 6:00 pm on Saturday night Very limited wine and beer selection Not a destination