Decent spot. Good beer. Dog friendly…read more Stopped in here on our trek up north and needed a "reset". Got the jalepeno lime beer as cranberry gose. Both were solid beers and would order again. Liked the building - being that it was an old car showroom. Certainly would stop here again on our road trips!

I enjoyed my visit to 3 Roads Brewing for the first time. I was assisted pretty quickly since it…read morewasn't busy during my afternoon visit. The lady working was helpful but NOT overly friendly. I sampled one beer and was sold on the Ballardeer IPA! This IPA had a bit of a sour taste so that was different but still hoppy. It was absolutely delicious! I also tried the Octoberfest and it was refreshing and nicely balanced. The taproom has a multiple seating options. Patio, tabletop, couches .... It's comfortable. I didn't see any TVs so that's unfortunate but ok. This is a nice sized brewery with a good beer selection.

I wasn't even in the mood for beer, but came here anyways and was shocked…read more I went with a friend for dinner here as the options are super limited in Lexington VA. I was already not in the mood for anymore drinking after spending a weekend in a major tournament in Lynchburg. Anyways, for a Saturday evening, this place was pretty packed both inside and outside. We both ended up getting a flight of beers each and every one was great. The food surprised me as my fish tacos was super fresh. The chips and queso was also great. Overall, a must see - especially for the view of the mountains if you decided to eat outdoors.

We are from out of town and wanted to take a large group out for celebration dinner. This was a…read moregreat location with a patio that overlooks the valley. Beautiful views and incredible weather made it very comfortable to sit outside on their large patio with well cared for benches with shade. There were about 15 of us so there were a whole bunch of different things ordered and everything was wonderful. Bavarian pretzels, mac and cheese, burgers and tacos. Everyone was very happy with the food. I would absolutely recommend

The porter. Enough said…read more This brewery is a great place to spend some time with friends. The staff is great, too. Only complaint is the lack of food nearby, but that's Farmville.

This is a good spot to stop for a beverage. If not just for the historical 1900s aspect of it. The…read moreservice was very friendly and the ambiance of a historical building awesome. They do offer food (pizza) but we did not partake. Note: there are kids allowed here so beware they might be running around.

Great stop on the way home. Great jalapeno infused beer. Loved both turn n burn and hot shoe. Nice…read morepatio with umbrellas for shade, music playing & corn hole. Staff was nice, helpful, gave a run down on the beer. Great selection. Highly recommend a stop if you are near by.

A very unassuming brewery operated by extremely welcoming staff and full of great patrons…read more They offer a wide variety of styles. I only had time for a quick beer with my wife and the IPAs we had left a little to be desired. However I will say we would be back to try others again. This place is run by good people.

Starr Hill on Main was awesome! We loved their industrial vibe, and the Roxanne, X-Haalt, Peach…read moreWheat, and Tropical Mariah were all incredible!

Loved this brewery (full disclosure, the band that was playing- Night Shift- was amazing and the…read moremain basis for this review!). The beer was good and the ambiance was fun. Lots of bonus points for being dog friendly! Also enjoyed the fire pits and Cornhole games! Service was friendly and efficient.

Sydney is wonderful, the beers are delicious, and Dan does great trivia every other Thursday…read more Dogs are allowed, which is good, because Sandy is Dan's buddy.

Always a good time. Attentive staff and great food. Unrivaled views. Definitely a gem!read more

Excellent beers were sampled in a flight -- Monticello Mtn Ale, Keylime on Acid, Phased (hazy IPA),…read moreOctoberfest Lager, Dark Hollow bourbon barrel Imperial Stout and my favorite of the evening SPOOKY -- a pumpkin ale with hints of choc & bourbon! My mushroom & swiss burger AND the potato gratin soup were food for the soul. They are decorated for family-friendly Fall Harvest & spooks inside & out.

A small brewery with a big beer menu. They had 17 of their beers and seltzers on tap. My wife and I…read moretook a short ride from Bedford on a recommendation and we were very pleasantly surprised. The food menu is very limited, but our bbq sandwiches were absolutely delicious. It was the beertender's (Tyler's) first day and he impressed me as someone who has worked there for years. He was friendly, knowledgeable, and fast. I had a pecan Oktoberfest and the Bobby Dazzler New Zealand Pils; both very flavorful. The Brimstone Bistro delivers your food order from the building next door. We both ordered the Brimstone Brisket sandwich. Perfect portion for us both. The atmosphere was friendly as well. Two customers brought their dogs, which we love. There is a huge outdoor seating area as well as roomy interior. Outdoor tables are covered with shade canopies. This place is a gem and we will be back for sure.

In Roanoke for the day and needed a beer…read more Scale: 1-5 Beer: 5 - I had the NE IPA that was good. Saw a porter and ESB that I will try next time. Atmosphere: 5 - Relaxed vibe. Nice outdoor seating. Service: 5 - Quick and informative. Food: N/A Cultural/Political Agenda (1-5): 5 -Everyone is welcome. No preachy nonsense or virtue signaling, just beer, as it should be.

We enjoy visiting local breweries and decided to stop in at AFOG on a Sunday evening at 6:30pm…read moreafter calling and confirming their hours. The brewery was easy to find and we originally thought it was housed inside an old school building but later learned it was previously a health services building. In addition to AFOG, there are also residential apartments in the remaining adjoining part of the building. There is a large outdoor area where a birthday celebration was happening amongst a small group. We proceeded inside and were immediately greeted by Sam. She helped me identify the IPA options and i immediately chose their Millennial Serum, which is a hazy imperial style that I enjoy. We looked around a bit, snapped some photos and looked at their swag. I'm a big tie dye guy and I was happy to see they had a great selection of AFOG tie dye shirts in my size. We decided to sit at the bar while I enjoyed my beer and chatted about our day. We also enjoyed talking with Sam and learning more about the brewery. We learned they are soon opening their second location in Buchanan, Virginia. Great stop, we felt welcomed, the beer was delicious and I have a new tie dye that will remind me of our time in Roanoke.