Great brewery with 4 amazing food trucks. We went here just for their hot pepper ale and it was…read moreworth it. Golden ale finished with hot peppers on the palate. Loved it. There is plenty of seating and is family friendly.

This is a really unique place. It's a brewery that has food, but all of the food is from food…read moretrucks! They're permanent food trucks too. There are four, but only three were open when we were here - a pizza one, a Mexican one, and an American one. All of the food we got was okay. There is indoor and outdoor seating and dogs are allowed in all areas, including inside! The beer itself was good too - they had a nice variety of kinds. The ambiance is your typical brewery. They had a live band when we were here, so it was quite loud inside even though the band was outside. Service was fine. Really neat little place to check out if you are in the area

Came here about 10 minutes before they closed, but the woman was kind enough to take us in and pour…read moreus a couple of beers to try. The set up is great, they have a big beautiful outdoor patio area as well as a couple seats inside. It looks like they probably do a lot of fun events here, sadly we didn't get to find out. She was really friendly and talked to us about the different beers they brew and the styles and flavors to expect. It is cool how each beer and label pays tribute to the land and history around them. I had the Barracks Black and I can't recall the beer my wife got but I think it was an amber ale of sorts. Both were good. I really enjoyed the black and we ended up buying some to take home with us. It was really nice that the staff let us hang out for a bit and enjoy the beer even though it was after closing.

We were greeted at the door by a friendly clerk, who, with her colleague, gave us a boatload of…read moreinformation about the brewery, and local events; apparently, this brewery hosts live music on Fridays during the summer. During inclement weather, the music moved to a local restaurant that's close by. This micro-brewery shares space with the King's Lock Distillery (reviewed separately). They offered us three different beers they are currently offering - we took a few of each home to try out and chillax with. This was a lot of fun! Worthy of future visits!!

The drinks here were fantastic! While on my trip for the weekend to lake placid I made it a point…read moreto come back here a second time! I came for breakfast. And was not disappointed! Along with this Bloody Mary I also tried their bottomless mimosas. These came in a variety of flavors. Pineapple, grapefruit, cranberry, and more. The bartender/server was quick and friendly. I liked the music playing and was relaxed at the bar top.

We were served promptly with very friendly service. Interesting menu of Mexican dishes. We ordered…read morethe elote balls, chicken tacos and chicken tenders for the little one. The chips and salsa to start our meal was a nice treat. Food was good but a little pricey. We were not blown away but we were satisfied. Good vibes at this brewery.

Solid brews, great company, interesting business model, locally crafted, family-made: coming to…read moreIn-Law Brewing Company is like walking into the coolest barn party this side of the St. Lawrence. It's inconspicuous, but just hip enough to keep the beer brewing and the crowds satiated. It's a humble operation, but their limited business hours mean they're always busy. Don't worry, there's not a long wait to grab a beer (or four). They also sell a boatload of merch - hats, shirts, glasses. Great gifts for the craft beer lover in your life. Keep an eye out for the car-lined street and the big red barn; when you see those two things, you'll know you made it.

We had the opportunity to visit the In Law brewery while they were brewing during a recent visit to…read morethe Massena area. Very interesting operation and really great beer we sampled while there( Granpa's Cream Ale) We like it so much we brought a growler back to Tennessee with us and got to enjoy it again 7 days later. Will Ludwig

We made it to Hex&Hop just for their fresh pizzas. Tried some samples and ended with their fruity…read moresour and the coffee forward ale. Yummy pizza, good ale, outdoor love music, lots of board games and great staff all made up for an amazing experience. Highly recommend this place.

Driving across what the locals call North Country on my way to my campsite for the night, I stopped…read morehere for beer, wifi and dinner. Hex & Hop was a very pleasant stop with great friendly service and a few chats with some of the locals. They had loud live music which I didn't care for, but other sure did. A few rousing sounds including Sweet Caroline, Country Roads and even The Star Spangled Banner got my fellow beer drinkers to participate. So it's not all about me. I tried the hefeweizen and didn't care for it but the Smitty Pils was excellent. I consumed two of those with the day's special pizza "Put A Pep In Your Step." The beers were great, sitting at the bar was great, the pizza was great (and has leftovers!) and my only ding was the loud live music. [Review 1309 of 2024 - 389 in New York - 22332 overall]

My goodness how much has changed in eleven years! That's how long it has been since we last…read morevisited Paradox Brewery on the south side of Schroon Lake. Their new location in North Hudson is huge and wonderful. Coincidentally, I just realized after reading my previous review that we were here this time on their twelfth anniversary, July 26th. HAPPY ANNIVERSARY, PB! Being in Schroon Lake for a memorial visit, it seemed reasonable to travel another twelve miles north to pay PB a visit before returning home. Their parking lot was almost full at 7:30 on a Saturday night. It was amusing to notice the car license plates from so many different states (Canada is still understandingly boycotting the US). There being a 20 to 30 minute wait for a table, we managed to snag two unreserved stools at the bar. I chose to request a Paradox Helles (German style pale lager) while my wife went with a Ginger Hibiscus Cider. Both were excellent. While my wife munched on a House Made Pretzel, I thoroughly enjoyed a Pulled Pork sandwich with a side of spicy coleslaw and potato chips. I dumped the coleslaw (which I didn't find spicy at all) on top of the pulled pork and really enjoyed the combined flavors, textures, and tenderness of the pork on the toasted brioche roll. It was messy but delicious. Their pizzas looked good as I saw them pass by. Next visit may need to be on a weekday when they are less likely to be so busy. Service was excellent considering how busy they were.

Great ambiance with nice views! Drove up from Albany and found this brewery on my roadtrip. Pizza…read moreis delicious- the crust is crispy and on the flat side (Ordered the Buffalo Outlook with Ranch). Just would have liked a stronger buffalo sauce taste but other than that really good! Greats drinks as well! The ciders are on the sweeter side if that's your preference. Friendly service as well. The place is dog friendly!

I am the certain kind of person who has a really specific palette for beer, so of course, I had to…read morecheck out Dieu du Ciel. Even those with more casual interest in beer probably know that DDC makes really great drinks. And yep, they were excellent. I wasn't there to do a long session, so I got a couple tasters, one including Peche Mortal and the other a NEIPA. Two very different styles and both extremely well done. Beyond that, the space had a very old-fashioned look. Really nice wooden fixtures and a very warm, welcoming vibe. The server was also attentive and friendly, but also knew when to let people sit back and enjoy their drinks. You probably don't need me to tell you, but yes, you should go.

Visiting from out of town, Dieu du Ciel was clearly on the list of breweries I had to go to. This…read morereally has a brewpub/gastropub vibe to it. It was very busy, thankfully grabbed seats at the bar. Had a few drinks, and left. Glad I went, but not itching to come back. If you're visiting from out of town, make sure you stop in though.

Despite saying about a week ago in a review about not usually being able to write reviews for…read morebreweries not in the United States here we are writing a review for a brewery not in the United States. Lol! I have had Unibroue on more than one occasion and both times I was highly impressed with their beer. A beer that I may very well be able to say could be a new favorite as long as I can maintain getting it often there Blanche de Chambly. This is a blanche style witbierand after reading up on it is one of the original white ales that date back to the Middle Ages. I have really enjoyed the few that I have had as the blanche witbiers are just not that common in the United States. I have to say the brewery I wrote about a week ago also involved a blanche beer for Meteor Brewing. Although I loved their blanche too without going to France can be a challenge to find but I have seen Unibroue more often as a guest tap in the United States. Flavor highlights with this beer is a light, clean fruitiness which I found to be so very enjoyable. Another beer I had was a stout of theirs called the 30 Anniversaire. This beer I found highly enjoyable as well and as the name implies it is to celebrate 30 years and a thank you to customers. This Belgian style stout has a roasty, toasty and caramel flavor features and with all that combined makes for a delightful maple aroma. I have to say Unibroue really knows what they are doing with their beer and have gotten the belief getting any of their beers will knock your socks off!

Delicious beer - tragic that they do not offer tours anymore, but given the history of prior…read moreinfection, it is understandable. For anyone that wants to enjoy this delicious nectar, simply go to their restaurant in Chambly, Fourquette Fourchette! Unibroue is expanding all the time, and apparently, they had issues with tours and beer contamination - thank God they had their priorities in order! Yep, no more tours - small price to pay for badass beer, though! This never prevented drive-by picture taking, though! Hahah. All kidding aside, this place makes incredible beer, and deserves special attention, tours or not. Make this a part of your Montréal visit and you shall not be disappointed!

Best food in town. This is my 3rd restaurant this week and I'm going back again cause the food is…read morejust better than the rest. Service was great. We made waitlist reservations and they were pretty close so seating was an issue but they are really, really busy at peak times. For the place itself, I believe it's an old church? The beer is great and they have one of those dome hockey games that I'm addicted to themed to the 1980 Olympic Game of USSR vs USA. LOVE IT! . Best food and atmosphere in town!

Conveniently located near hotels in Lake Placid. If you don't have a reservation you'll be waiting…read moreup to two hours or more as it is not a big restaurant. They do have a second floor dining area for large parties. English pub style. Food is relatively good. We are here 3 out of the 5 days we were in Lake Placid, mostly out of convenience. Service is okay, depending on who you get. They are super busy all the time and if your server isn't on point they will forget things. Their Ubu beer is the best beer there. The cranberry cider is pretty good as well. Shepards pie had very little meat/filling with a larger mashed potato ratio. Apple pie sounds great on paper but had little filling, leaving it super dry because it's baked as an individual personal pie. The whipped crème fraiche was delicious. Wings were nicely fried, crispy on outside and tender inside. Sourdough grilled cheese could've been better by using any other cheese besides Kraft singles. Clam chowder is superb. Beet salad was okay. Turkey burnt ends did not impress me and it's suppose to be their most popular dish. Chicken tenders were delicious. Fried fish was amazing! Huge piece of fish, served with tartar sauce and a side of incredible fries. Detroit style pizza is lackluster. The dough could've been cooked longer as it was underdone.