A beautiful brewery with an indoor and outdoor seating area. Outdoor had fire pits and a covered…read morearea with heat lamps overhead. I really enjoyed their brews. Nice staff and they have cute merchandise.

My wife and I have visited Tall Oaks 2x so far. The brewery itself is located on a farm and is…read moresituated perfectly. You have the option of sitting inside or outside, both are very accommodating. We prefer the outside on a sunny day, nice views and there are heating units if it is cold. The personnel serving the beer are very courteous, helpful, and knowledgeable. You have two brewery choices for beer: Bradley Brew or Tall Oaks- both are excellent. Highly recommended Unicorn Girls or Stablemate if you like Hazy IPAs. They also have stouts, lagers,etc. And for the non drinker, various choices to choose. Tall Oaks is also family friendly and dog friendly. Overall, stop by and enjoy a few hours at this great place.

Great location. Seems they were sold out of a few things when we visited. Bar staff was very to the…read morepoint and not very visitor friendly. Husband enjoyed his beer- I'm not much of a lager person so no comments from me on the beer. Would visit again!

Great beers friendly staff. Seems to be family friendly i'm not crazy about Mexican style beers,…read morebut they make really good Mexican style beers. I will definitely be back to support them.

We enjoyed our time at Kane. Stopped by on Black Friday with a party of four. Brought our own…read moresandwiches and tried just about all of the beers on tap. Pretty much heavy on the IPA's and imperial stouts with a few German and ales thrown it. Everything was fabulous and the staff was super friendly and engaging. I had not been since they made the new tasting room. Will be happy to return and bring friends!

Loved our visit to Kane brewing while spending a few nights down the shore! Super cool taproom with…read moremany different flavor options that you can get in the size of your choosing. I really liked each beer I tried. You self order at a counter. They don't offer flights, and I wish they did. You can get small pours, but not the same as trying a few at the same time.

Had a great time here playing trivia and trying out the beer selection. They have a fine assortment…read moreof interesting lagers, pilsners, and IPAs, and even a "rauchbier" - a "smoked" beer that I expected to taste like a peaty Scotch or a mezcal, but it was sweeter and more toasty than that. The place looks plain on the outside, but the interior decor is surprisingly quirky. Service is friendly. Prices are low. Definite thumbs up.

I've been to a lot of NJ breweries. Some look like they were modeled after a frat house's…read morebasement. Some look like a millennial hipster fever dream. Wild Air makes me think of your Gen X punk uncle, older but still happy bucking trends and sticking it to the man. Lovely corner building seven blocks from the beach. Spacious inside with booths, tables and a long bar, plus an old VW Bus of all things. Lots of open space where they host live music from bands you've never heard of unless you're entrenched in the local music scene. Looking at their set up and their Instagram almost makes it feel like a concert venue that also happens to make beer. Speaking of: there are 14 beers on tap plus one hard seltzer. Most places will go all in on IPAs and pale ales, while this place seems to be the opposite. They only offer two IPAs (a hazy and a double) while the rest of the taplist is made up of pilsners (Italian, west coast, New Zealand, etc.) and lagers (a smoked lager, a Japanese rice lager, etc.). A red ale, a fruited sour ale and a gose with lime round out the list. It's quite an impressive taplist, and everything we tried was good. We live pretty far away and were just visiting Asbury Park for the day, but we would definitely come back if we're ever in the area again.

After a four hour drive down from Rhode Island, my partner and I pulled into Red Bank and made a…read morebeeline for Triumph Brewing Company on Bridge Avenue. Sometimes you just need a cold beer and a bite, and Triumph delivered on both fronts. The space itself sets the tone nicely. Raw wood beams, big glass garage door-style windows flooding the room with light, and a mix of modern and rustic that somehow manages to feel like both at once. Green plants are positioned throughout, around the bar and seating areas, adding just the right amount of warmth throughout. The space is generous too; a large bar anchors the room with plenty of big tables spread throughout. It could clearly handle a crowd. It's the kind of place that makes you want to settle in. The service matched the vibe. Our bartender was attentive from the start, and at one point a second bartender passing by stopped to check if we needed to place an order. When we told him we were already taken care of, he smiled and moved on. Small moment, but it says something about the culture of a place. I started with the Baltic Porter, a solid pint, dark and roasty with that smoothness the style calls for. Good, but it was the second beer that really got my attention. I noticed the bartender working a hand pump and knew right then I'd be having their Pub Ale next. That's the real deal right there; a true cask pour is a rarity, and this one showed why it's worth seeking out. The ale was alive in a way you just don't get from a CO2 tap, soft carbonation with layers of flavor that opened up as it warmed slightly in the glass. It was genuinely awesome. For food we kept it light, a couple of snacks to set ourselves up for the rest of the evening. My partner had the falafel; fresh, nicely seasoned, with real crunch and plenty of accoutrements to keep things interesting. It was exactly the kind of bite that tides you over without weighing you down. I went with a special: Weisswurst. It was juicy and flavorful; served on a nice bun with mustard and the expected trimmings. My only gripe was the portion size, could've used just a bit more sausage. The real surprise was the side of housemade chips, which were exceptional. The kind of thing you find yourself reaching for long after you've finished everything else. Unfortunately, we arrived just as a band was packing up, but according to the schedule posted on the wall, they have live music quite a few days a week. All in all Triumph was the perfect setup for our little mid-winter getaway.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

Second time that I visit Triumph Brewery. The first time was mostly drinks and last night was for…read moredinner and drinks and to listen to live music. The place is really pretty and has two floors and a really nice vibe. The music was really great. It was this kind of sexy lounging jazzy type of music. The trumpet player was really good. The band's name was Red123 and I am a fan. We sat and ordered food at the bar and our bartender was great. The other two guys were equally as nice and personable. Now the negative. Although it's considered a brewery, they do not have flights. So keep this in mind when you do visit. I ended up have the Czech dark beer, which was good. It was a large amount as well. My friend had one of the Pilsners and it was pretty good as well. The food for me wasn't that great. I ordered baked oysters with breadcrumbs and bacon on top and it was to be shared with my friend. Unfortunately, the oysters were not cooked thoroughly because they were still kind of slimy and soft and not hot and they did not taste baked. I was OK with it because I do eat raw oysters, but she does not eat raw fish so she didn't have any. I also ordered a Cubano sandwich listed as containing braised pulled pork, Swiss cheese and ham with Bavarian mustard with thinly sliced pickles on the side. I ate half sandwich and it tasted ok. However, for the second half of the sandwich, I decided that I just wanted to eat the insides and not eat the bread. Unfortunately, the pulled pork that was in the sandwich was tasteless and very dry. I do cook roast pork as well as pulled so I know what it's supposed to taste like. I did not notice it at first because the dressing on the bread masked the bland taste of the pork. I did not continue to eat the pork and only ate a piece of the ham and the cheese. I do plan to go back for the vibe and music and if hungry, will try a different dish.

This brewery in Colts Neck is definitely a spot worth checking out. It's a really great place to…read morerelax or hang out with friends. It has a slightly upscale feel while still being comfortable and welcoming. The beers are well-crafted, and you can tell there's a lot of attention to detail in both the flavors and presentation. I tried a few different options, and while most were really enjoyable, a couple didn't stand out as much as I expected. That said, there's still a strong variety, and it's a great place to explore different styles. Overall, it's a great brewery with a solid lineup and an awesome environment. Definitely a place I'd come back to and recommend if you're in the Colts Neck area.

Some of the beer has been pretty good…read more However, if you decide to make a "Back the Blue" style IPA (the worst style you guys make, just FYI) you should expect a decent amount of pushback. Know that Colts Neck is a bubble. If you're simply catering to the dullards going to golf at Hitler's Links next door, you could lay it in a little thicker. Make a nice wink out of it, something like a "I sit in the chair at the hotel and watch" Cherries and Berries sour. If this is really who you are - I will miss your decent lagers but Wild Air has you beat on most styles. I am going to save a can of your 9/11 themed IPA (talk about tasteless, shameless marketing) as an homage to your brainless, jingoistic hubris.

Great beers. Small place I was the only one when I got there around 3pm on a Sunday…read more They had 7 beers which I liked so no big decisions. Had planned on trying all but 1 but they had a 3 beer limit which seemed odd since all were 5% and under ABV. Posting this review from Wild Air Breerworks where I went for my next beer. Lol. So great brewery for locals but probably not worth driving to for only 3 beers.

A really nice small microbrewery in Neptune - the owner was so nice to us and gave us a lot of good…read morefacts about the beer and area. Had a cozy feel to it - had 6 brews on tap and a few in cans. Plenty of seating too. Prices were really fair and would definitely return.

Hosted my sister's baby shower at Beach Haus and was so impressed by the easy planning, kind staff,…read moreand amazing selection of food & drinks! Highly recommend for your next party

My DJ company rented the upstairs room for a Meet and Greet with some prospective clients and…read moreeverything was awesome. The look and feel of the room is super cool and the staff treated our clients perfectly. Plus everyone raved about the beer! We'll definitely be back in the near future

Great spot - Great beer - Lots of seating - Good live music! What's not to love?!…read more Spacious brewery with great options. Love sitting and enjoying the live music!

These cold months try men's souls. I trod the path down cookman, desolate, dreary…read more Harken reader, tis January. Behold, a glowing light illuminates a doorway. I cross the threshold as one rescued from the elements, and lo, the bitter wind is banished behind me. Within, the air is warm, alive with the low hum of fellowship and glorious tuneage. I approach the bar, The keeper of taps, a stranger to me, introduced himself as "Mr. Appleyard." He spoke plainly and poured generously. I consume one of their ales. It warms the chest and stiffens the spine. Next, a paler brew, bright and hopeful, cuts through winter's gloom like sun on fresh snow. Thus I say unto thee: this brewery is no mere refuge, but a stronghold against winter itself. Enter weary, leave fortified. Should the winds howl again, I know well the light I shall seek.