We made a spur of the moment decision to stop here as we were driving by, and we are happy that we…read moredid! We had a couple flights and tried a lot of different beers, and they were all good. The bartender was extremely friendly and knowledgeable about the beers. We didn't stay to eat, but they have a pizza truck on site that serves New Haven style pizza that looked great.

Great beers for all of us, a doggo friendly patio for our boy, and Pizza Hero made for a great…read moreevening in a great location. Carry-out beers to go back home as well. Well worth the stop!

Fantastic as always! Great pizza and beer, and the best service. My favorite local spot for dinner.read more

A great apres ski spot, close to okemo and parking is extremely easy. Located upstairs in the…read morebuilding outer limits has ample seating and bar seating. We ordered a few drinks and appetizers prior to our dinner plans. The wings are a must try as we had both the buffalo and maple sriracha wings. Both were extremely well seasoned and flavored. The meat itself was tender and moist. The pretzel bites were delicious and soft. However the beer cheese could have had more flavor to it and consistency it felt a bit watery. All of our drink were delicious. My raspberry sour is definitely a new favorite. Service was efficient the only mishap we had was she asking for our bill they gave us the wrong tables and when we corrected them they seemed shocked of our honesty.

A hidden gem. I have been to dozens of microbreweries. This is one of the best. Mark is an artist!read more

It had been several years since our prior trip, and it looks like the time has served them well!…read more The venue is now much bigger (the building was expanded), with a good amount of indoor seating at both the bar and some separate tables. Parking seemed plentiful as well. The beer was solid, as I had remembered. We were short on time and my liver was short on remaining capacity, but it was great to be back and see the growth. The venue has such a great small, friendly feel to it, the staff were very friendly both visits, and this time they had live music as well. Stop by and try a pint - they have several styles to choose from, including a great NEIPA and bottle saison that I took to go.

We had our first encounter at Bright Side Brewing recently and we were so impressed! The beer was…read morefantastic as was the food! The views were also great if you enjoy planes! The owner provided excellent service and advice and she shared with us that the recipes she uses are all family recipes and they smoke all of their own meats! We are absolutely going to visit again when we're in the Lebanon area!

Adorable place and brewhouse snack on the flight line at the Lebanon NH airport…read more Now for the less than celebratory: they had none of their home brews. They are in the process of changing equipment and had to drain all their tanks. Bwaaaaaaaaahhhhh!!!! Now for the celebration: they had some awesome brews from local NH and VT establishments and they rocked. Plus: their food is amazing I had their empanadas and pulled pork tacos Service is superb. The two waiter persons we had were absolutely amazing And then there was the ambiance. Some of the best I've seen on a microbrew. We'll be back in a month or so. They will have their selections on tap and there is nothing more scenic than an active flight line.

Stopped here for lunch. Great vibes and the place was packed! Wonderful menu and beverage…read moreselection. Priced good and food came out quick for such a big crowd. Live band helped set the tone. Sorry no picture but I'll be back!

Food was good...and that was it. placed was like a daycare with kids running around. And, the…read morebeer...the beer was horrible. I had a Yard Sale and it was quite possibly the worst beer I have ever tasted. that was until I ordered my second beer, an Alyssa Milano. I'd be irritated if someone named a beer after me and it tasted so bad. To be clear, I've gone to breweries in MA, OH, KY, Montreal, Paris, Barcelona, Germany, Iceland, Denmark, the Netherlands, Belgium, Costa Rica, Panama and places I have most likely forgotten. Without a shadow of a doubt, these beers were the worst beers I have ever had the displeasure of tasting. Sad, but true...

cute! I liked my beer (hazy ipa). the pizza was ok and the service was good! it was pretty chill,…read moresmall town vibes.

Suitably placed from major New England ski areas to make this place a superb apre ski location,…read moreSole Track is a wonderful microbrewery with superb beers and great and healthy food. The two female bartenders were just flawless. Fun, knowledgeable, and efficient. Their brews are superb, especially the Social Outcast NEIPA - one of the best ever tasted. Our bar tender said that it is also their most popular. The Sole Searcher IPA was also superb, and so was the Little Miss Sunshine. I also tried their Dump Run, a Maple Brown Ale and their Cosmic Drift. Food wise, Sole Track rocks. Their menu even has Puerto Rican specialties with plátanos and the Arroz con Habichuelas, a bean and vegetable stew. Nowhere else in the North Country have I seen that. As well, Trinidadian curry garbanzos and cucumber are on the menu. For the meat eater, Carnitas tacos and Barbecue Pork sandwiches are also available. The ambiance was diverse, with cars of every US state and several Canadian provinces dotting the parking lot. cheerfulness and a festive air prevailed. Excellent quality, superb ambiance.

Stumbled on this brewery after a hike at Pack Monadnock; we almost drove right past it, but I'm so…read moreglad we didn't. I love when old buildings get a second life, and Post and Beam did a really nice job renovating this former Civil War Veterans' hall. The front yard could use a little sprucing, but the side patio and inside were clean and well kept. The small outdoor patio ended up being the perfect spot to sit and sip our hazy IPAs. Cool place and definitely worth a stop.

Tried Post & Beam Brewing on a summer afternoon and was really impressed. The Our Town NEIPA came…read morehighly recommended... Crisp, fruity, and super refreshing, it's exactly what you want on a warm day. The taproom has a darker, cozier vibe. Our server was friendly, attentive, and clearly knew the lineup well. What really adds to the charm is the building's history. Originally built in 1837 as a private academy, it later served as a Civil War veterans' hall before becoming home to the brewery. You can feel the past in the details, Post & Beam has done a great job preserving that legacy. Unfortunately, no dogs allowed inside or outside on their patio

The service here was great. The people were really nice and helpful and I have nothing but high…read morepraises. We felt really welcomed and they were quick with serving beer. The beer garden is very nice and has a relaxing atmosphere. The benches and everything looked very well taken care of and they even had some games out! And most of the seating table/chairs had a canopy set up so that we weren't sitting directly under the blistering sun. We tried all the beers, and they were all good. With any food/drinks, it's always a very subject thing, so all I can say is try it for yourself, but they had quite a spread of beers and we really enjoyed our time here.

Polyculture Brewing has been progressively operating as a business for over three years, selling…read moretheir varied products through markets and convenience stores until this year, when they opened up their beer garden. The beer garden is a beautiful, relaxing and welcoming place, surrounded by a vegetable garden and hop vines. Alternative music fills the air at a comfortable level as patrons mill about in socially distanced tables. Some folks stay in the beer garden; some purchase their 4-packs and leave. Their offerings include several IPAs, pilsners, and hard seltzers. I tried their Rustic, New England IPA, a lighter flavored and yet delicious IPA, followed by their Tangerine Speedo, a citrusy, California-type IPA. My husband flavored the Jet Lag, a German-styled Pilsner, heavier than the ones at the Hoffbrauhouse, but nonetheless a most superb tasting selection. Food wise, their offerings are limited to cheese and crackers but their cheese is Vermont's Cabot. A worthy weekend experience

Had my eye on this place for a while and we decided that a snowy Sunday was the perfect time to…read morehead out this way. This brewery is perched on the side of a mountain with one of the best views of the valley below. For a travel day during the winter travel season it was busy but not overly full. The place is cash only which is posted and they have an atm in the front room for ease. The mountain rustic decor matches the place and area. There was counter service for food and drinks. They had both canned cocktails, wine and locally made beers to sample. The beer selection is great if you like IPA's. We ordered two pizzas and both came out quickly from their in room wood fired oven and were absolutely delicious. Definitely worth a stop if you're traveling near by or during leaf peeping season

Yet another brewery my wife and I visited and were glad we came here! Some other family also came…read morewith us and everyone was happy with our experience. Firstly I will say they did have a sign saying cash only, but do have an ATM for those without any. It is also a place you sit yourself and then order at the bar. It is located at an absolutely beautiful scenic view and they do have some outside seating so you can have a brew and pizza with a nice view! Beer wise I enjoyed their All Day Drinker and it was a light and crushable brew with more malt than hops shining through. My wife got their lemon drop sour which was refreshing with a hint of tartness. They also had a cider as well as some IPAs and non-alcoholic options too. Pizza wise they had a good variety of options including some not so traditional choices. The prices ranged from cheese being $20 and going up to $25 for the most. Those not interested in pizza are out of luck unless the one salad sounds good to them though I will say. Since we had 6 people in our group we ended up choosing 4 different pizzas. Our selections were Meatiator (think meat lovers), Potato Pie (mashed potatoes, bacon, sour cream, etc), Honey Apple Pie (honey, apple slices, cheeses, bacon, ricotta, basil), and lastly Okie Dokie Artichoke (garlic oil, lemon marinated artichoke hearts, roasted red peppers, sausage, cheese, and red pepper flakes). It gave us a really good variety and like I said above our whole party enjoyed the pizzas. Had a great cook to it, with lots of toppings that packed in lots of flavor. The Okie Dokie may have been the crowd favorite while the Honey Apple Pie was the most surprising flavor. Leaned towards sweet with the honey and apples but wasn't quite dessert pizza. Great spot to come for a pizza and beer/drink while also taking in the nearby view!

Was very pleased to finally make it to Foley Brothers Brewery in Brandon, VT. My sister and I sat…read moreoutside on a beautiful fall afternoon and shared a table with some new friends. We had a very pleasant time sipping and chatting. Jane got a sampler, as per her usual, this time all dark beers. She particularly liked the Gingerbread Stout and Long Beard's Oatmeal Stout. I had a Grumpy Wench-a delicious NEIPA. We shared a pretzel. Restrooms are interesting. Parking can be tricky, but manageable. Looking forward to returning.

What a nice place that's tucked away in the woods. Very family oriented as the owner was…read morecelebrating his birthday with his family while we were there. They have a cozy tasting room and a delicious selection of wines and beers ( I bought the pieces of 8). Afterwards, you can cozy up under their heat lamps and soak in the atmosphere.