Stopped here on a rainy Saturday afternoon and the place was packed! They had a live band playing,…read morewhich definitely drew a crowd. My fiance and I ordered at the bar - a pilsner for him and a cider for me. Vosburgh makes their own hard cider and it was fantastic! My fiance liked his beer too. There were plenty of tables and seating at the bar. The bartender was friendly as were many of the patrons. Hopefully we'll make it back on a nicer day!

Ok this place is a really nice place. Having the band play outside is great, the table and chairs…read moreare very nice, the umbrellas on the picnic tables is really nice. Great so far. Having Bluebird there cooking is a good idea though we didn't eat this time. My husband enjoyed the beer but I'm disappointed that you don't have lemonade or soda for those of us that don't drink beer. There are children that come with their parents and flavored seltzer really doesn't cut it. I bring my own lemon & mint water as I don't drink seltzer, a lemonade would've been nice. I think the tables could have been set up closer to the music. Great farm but lacking the ambience I feel. This is our second time there and I thought they vamped it up a little more, guess I was wrong

BREWERY WITH FOOD: Very chill scene. Family friendly and doggie friendly. All were well behaved…read more Spacious place with plenty of outdoor seating. Indoor seating was adequate and well utilized on a chilly October day. Busy on a Sunday afternoon. Parking lot is large and adequate. Bathroom was clean. Service was good and surprisingly fast. Staff were all quite nice. You order at the counter and they bring the food and drinks to your table. The line to order was short. They have some interesting bar games, I'll try next time. My wife got a Brut Pick Your Own Raspberry IPA and she enjoyed it. Got food: Vegan Impossible burger was good, I was grateful for the offering, the bun could use some improvement. Wife got regular beef burger and enjoyed, same mushy bun. Brussel sprout salad was good and healthy. We would not order the pretzel bites again, looked like sliced up bagels with goop on top. Fries, large size is very large, appropriate for more than 2 people. Corn fritters were enjoyable. This is a brewery more than a restaurant. Brewery offering is large. Food is limited because it is coming from a food truck. Still, they keep things moving fast. Vegan choices are limited, but I appreciate their awareness. This place would be great if they could elevate their food scene. They have a Trivia night, every 2 weeks and we will come back for that. Helpful?

I stopped in to see All my Friends at Lasting Joy on July 5th as I had driven 3 hours back from a…read moreJuly 4th celebration down in South Jersey with my Son Matthew's Girlfriend Francesca's family. I was just wanting to relax. Have a few beers and something to eat. Luana greeted me and we talked for a little bit, Emily also said hello, it was so nice to see everyone. Nula served me and we chatted. I started with a turbo to drink and a rueben to eat. It was so relaxing , just what I needed. Thanks to anyone that I didn't mention. You are All my friends at Lasting Joy Brewery

It's located in the industrial complex that houses the Antique Warehouse and is rustic and…read moreinteresting, with dual outdoor patios and picnic tables, and a large indoor seating area and bar. The food served from their food truck is solid, with a tasty grilled chicken sandwich. Fries are average. Dark ale is very good. Not on the same level as Union Brewery but a good dog friendly stop

Hudson Brewing Company is located in an actual warehouse. The vibe is cool, there's plenty of…read moreseating, tables for small and larger groups, and an outdoor patio with a fire pit. There are also a few games like darts and I think shuffleboard. We tried a few beers and some I enjoyed and others not so much, but they let you try small samples or you can even do a flight. Plenty of parking and there is a food truck with small bites. The pretzels were delicious (!!!) and the buffalo wings were way too spicy (my partner who loves spice agreed they were tough to eat). Overall I thought this was a pretty good brewery, and I would certainly go back if I find myself in Hudson again!

I have enjoyed this place a half-dozen times. Decent beer, decent bar food. The atmosphere is clean…read moreand nice, a bit too generic maybe... No big desl. There is however just one thing about it which rankles, and makes me less likely to return. Namely: The staff seem to have been instructed to demand aggressively that you pay up front--or swipe your card before you've even been served. Even if you're sitting at the bar (not outside). Problem 1: Tips should be based on the service rendered. I can't know what the service was like until we're done. So that forces patrons to choose the "run a tab" option even if just dropping in for one beer. Problem 2: This policy feels needlessly suspicious and hostile, as if USB doesn't trust their (almost exclusively well-heeled) clientele to pay. And this isn't some busy NYC bar where people occasionally walk on tabs. And bowhere else I've been in Hudson does this. If Governor's or Padrona tried it, regulars would look at the server like an extraterrestrial. Management might want to take a chill pill and try trusting their patrons more; Hudson is still a small town. Take the order, do a good job, give us a bill when we're ready... After the drinks and food are finished.

The outdoor seating area is great, especially if you've got your dog in tow. They have several pale…read moreales but if you've got hops haters in the group they have options, including a very nice sour. Get a group of friends, with or without dogs, together and check it out!

A tale of 4 breweries…read more So we tried to visit the brewery (#1) across the street for a flight and some food. It closed at 4, then we were going to have a beer at Return (#2) which opened at 4. The first place closed early (before 3:30pm), so we had some time to check out another spot (#3) a bit of a drive away. (5 min). The other place seemed fine, but since my spouse said the 4pm spot was good, we went back. Second customers in after opening, and I asked if they had any food or flights. He very politely told me that they did not have flights or food (tonight, but they did have some bagged snacks) and told me another brewery (#4) had both those things a short distance away (5-10 min/a few blocks). After chatting with the spouse (she and 3 kids had entered), we decided to stay. (Also, as a fun side-note, #4 is the one spouse thought she was taking us to.) We shared half a pilsner (Polished), half a gose (Speed Dial), and half an IPA (Westwhere). The Pilsner ended up being our 3rd favorite, but they were all tasty. We are not big drinkers, so we felt the 1.5 beers each! And since we were staying, we picked up a mandarin soda for the kids to share (special treat) and we all munched on a bit of popcorn, beef jerky, and Zapp's chips. It ended up being a great time! Very affordable, low-key, solid tunes, and super kid friendly. It's a big space, so noisy children are not too noticeable. Also, the man running the bar, again, was super cool. Highly recommend!

Very LGBT friendly establishment. Casual environment, come as you are. They have a fair happy hour,…read morecocktails for those that don't love beer, and games to play while you enjoy them. Highly recommend this as a stop on a bar crawl!

Beautiful tasting room and backyard. Beer was delish! Bought a few bottles for friends too.read more

Bucolic spot Friendly people…read moreEssential styles done right An unassuming, out of the way heavyweight does eastern New York proud here at Suarez, where the warmth and scale are approachable and comfortable. Excellent draught and bottle offerings await as good-vibe music envelops you on your way in. Grab a drink (and one of their incredible pretzels), find a chair, and settle in - maybe pat the head of the inevitable doggo who'll lounge nearby, and enjoy yourself. And if you liked the on-prem stuff, drop by the to-go offerings on your way out. It took a special trip to get here, but the trip is often part of the point. Enjoy.

Hidden gem! Beautiful nature and such friendly owner. I don't drink beer but my boyfriend loved the…read morebeer and cider.

Wow a hidden gem in the countryside of Red Hook. This place is out on Guski Rd. Went there with…read morepops and my aunt. Huuuuuge open field to walk. Pop seemed to like the black ale, enough so he bought 6 20oz bottles to go. This place is muy (that's very for my non-chihuahua friends) dog friendly, there were 3 of us there tonight Because it is on a farm and not a real fixed location the potty is privy for my 2 legged followers. Plenty of parking. Come on down

This place is happening - large venue with great beers and delicious food. Keep in mind, portion…read moresizes are huge as well! We tried the mac and cheese, french onion soup, as well as a specialty pizza. Everything was great and we were super stuffed by the end of it. We unfortunately just missed happy hr that ended at 6pm but it seems like they have some great deals through the week if you're in the area. The service was slow at first but they were switching waitresses for our table it seemed. The new staff was great. We ended up getting 2 sampler flights to try each of the 10 different beers they had. My favorite ended p being their hibiscus blonde ale which is very unique. You can also take 4 packs home with you and order with the waitress. If they don't stock in 4 packs they are happy to pack 32 oz bottles for you on draft.

Great food, beer, and service. Nice find in a rural area with not a lot of other choices…read more Highly recommend!

Probably the highlight of our trip to the Catskills. Everyone was so friendly and we loved the…read more"Hate Had No Place Here" sign. So come as your are! The beer is flavorful and I recommend "hooking up" your Brookie. Think Michelada, but with more citrus. They have a set menu for snacks so not really a place for a full meal. However, check the website as they seem to have rotating food vendors. We had the vegan nachos with Indian flavors which was amazing. It's a small space but that adds to the charm! Lots of outside seating, hunter lounge feels, and friendly staff with their mascot cat.

After hiking the Platte Clove Preserve, driving along Spruceton Road it looked like the brewery…read morewasn't open...but up the hill was the perfect spot for a few beers. Mountain views, friendly vibe, great beers. Don't miss this one! (closed Monday-Wednesday)