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    4.4 (60 reviews)
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    Simon W.

    Interesting beer selection. They have a decent English pale ale which is quite close. American wheat was ok but a Hefeweizen would be welcome. I'm very glad they don't just have sours and hazy iPad, that is a trend I'm ready to see the end of. They have a Scottish ale and several IIPAs and a bourbon porter. Decisions decisions. The last mile is a gravel road so that was an unexpected surprise. Don't come here in your Lamborghini. Food truck and you can bring your own food so it's nice and casual. Live music when we were here. Oh and dog friendly.

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    Amy S.

    My husband and I spontaneously stopped here after a tasting at Lost Creek Winery right down the street. We typically visit wineries, but decided to check out Barnhouse Brewery for a change of pace and we're so glad we did! I bet it's packed in the summer, but on a chilly day in March we basically had the inside to ourselves. For $9 we got to try 4 beers (Milk Stout, Irish Stout, Barnhouse X, and Kolsch, which we selected from a large menu). The owner also threw in a free tasting of Monk's Delight since we had to wait a bit for the Irish Stout. The beer was really good (I'm not a beer person, but I enjoyed them all and my husband who has more beer knowledge agreed they were solid). Overall, such a fun experience. Big TVs with sports on inside, casual chill vibe, good prices (additional tastes are $2), and a beautiful patio. I could definitely see us coming back and bringing friends.

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    John A.

    Stopped in for a few drinks before a wedding. We absolutely loved this place. It has a small community feel to it (almost like a townie brewery). The bartender was friendly and happy to help you choose a great craft beer. We'll definitely stop back in if we're in the area.

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    Cathy H.

    I love this brewery's set up. They have a great deal of outdoor space with benches and umbrellas. There is a little pebble section that is fun for little kids to pick up and play and throw the pebbles around. There is a great lawn and grass area for kids to run around. There is also a covered deck. I love their tasting flight. It is a very reasonable and low price for a flight of 4. You write down what you want and then they give you the same slip of paper so you can keep track. It is just a bit tough to get the tasting flight out the door the way that is arranged so you would need two hands. They have beers to go although their selection for to go wasn't as large as I would like. Their beers to go come in packs of 4 and they are all the tall boys.

    Beth Ann M.

    As brewery's go, this one is wonderful. It's a small, family run business. It's inside a "barn" and all the inside tables are high top Barrels with glass tops and chairs. Each one has 4-5 chairs around it by default, but you can "borrow" from another table and get a few more. We had 7 around our table and were fine. They also have a large patio with picnic tables and additional seating. They DO ALLOW you to bring your own food, which was great, since I have some food restrictions. The day we were there, the food option was their HUGE Bavarian warm pretzel with a cup of warm beer cheese. They also have a table with mini hard pretzels and an assortment of different mustards to try. Everyone at the table loved the Bavarian Pretzel. We ended up taking one home for my daughter and they were really sweet about wrapping it up in foil and boxing it so the cheese would travel well back to Maryland with us. Apparently, they also have food trucks that visit some weekends, and they encourage folks to bring their own picnic to eat inside or outside. The beers were very good. One of my family members said the Pilsner was one of the best he ever had. They have a rotating menu of several beers and they are clearly listed behind the counter and several "flights" to choose from. The staff was super friendly and accommodating. I'd definitely go here again and plan to when the weather is warmer so we can picnic outside.

    Neal E.

    I've been to Barnhouse Brewery twice now - it's a really nice little brewery set out in the country. To date - I've experienced the flights that included: Chesapeake Cream Ale (4.6% ABV) Uber Dog German Session IPA (5.0% ABV) Breakfast Bitter (3.8% ABV) Spinks Ferry Peach Saison (5.8% ABV) Kilts Up Scottish Export 80 Shilling Ale (5.0.% ABV) Hop Dog Pale Ale (5.0% ABV) Full Moon Tripel (9.5% ABV) StormFront Black IPA (6.0% ABV) Everything was pretty good. I'm usually not a fan of Saison's - but their Peach Saison was really well executed. My favorites were the StormFront Black IPA, the Hop Dog Pale Ale, and the Full Moon Tripel. The inside of the brewery is very nicely appointed. Fresh, modern woods all around. Of course it looks like the inside of a barn, albeit a very modern, clean barn! There is also an outdoor patio. The two times I've visited - there has been a food truck in the parking lot - for the hungry! The staff is very nice and friendly! A really nice little craft brewery!

    Matthew F.

    I'll give this place 5 stars based on not only what they are doing now, but what I expect them to do in the future. Out of the 25 Virginia breweries I've visited over the past year, this is one of the top ones to watch. 7 beers on tap when I visited, but will eventually be serving 10 at a time out of a rotating menu of 16-20 brews. As of May 2016, they are still open only 1 day/week, and a number of their beers aren't ready yet. Still, they are doing samplers of 4 beers for $7, and what I had was pretty good. Very family friendly place, with a focus on German style beers. Not food trucks yet but those will come eventually. WiFi available. One notable thing is they are literally down the road from not 1, but 2 wineries. So one spouse can come here, and the other to the winery. Sounds like a happy marriage! The most important reason I'm giving them 5 stars is they will be serving lagers in the next several months. For microbrews, that's incredibly rare. Most places don't have either the refrigeration capacity, or they can't afford the extra fermentation time; neither will be a problem for Barnhouse. What's more, they will be serving a Rauchbier and a Schwartzbier (very smoky German beers), which almost certainly makes them unique. What I tried: Full Moon Tripple: A winner! Hit the sweet spot of being just fruity enough but not overly so. Porter: Not very heavy by porter standards; pretty good Kolsch: Nice; fairly light Harvest Hefe: Tiny bit of fruit; not bad at all Scottish beer: Very notable because this is one of the VERY FEW Scottish beers I've enjoyed, ANYWHERE. Not sure if that speaks to my tastes buds, or the beer. Pale Ale: Must have high IBUs, since I wasn't a fan. Cuke Saison: Made with....cucumber. Seriously. Cucumber. I was told it's a 'love it or hate it' beer, and I came down on the side of the later.

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    Maite C.

    Scenic drive, open space, kid and pet friendly and outdoor food allowed. Nice fall outing. Check out ROOTS on your way there for a good brisket sandwich.

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    Great beer and a great location! Dog friendly. It's a hidden gem! Highly recommended. I will be back for sure.

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    The Irish Stout was amazing. Great farm brewery in a lovely setting. We raised our glasses to a heard of passing deer. Will be back.

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    Had a rehearsal dinner here on 6/23 and it was fantastic. Would definitely recommend. The staff was accommodating and helped us out a lot.

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    Friendly people and good brews in a modern-rustic setting at very reasonable prices.

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    Ask the Community - Barnhouse Brewery

    Can they accommodate a bigger group of say 11 or 12? Can you bring your own food? The day we want to go they only have pretzels, which I can't eat. Thanks!

    Yes is the answer to both questions. If you would like to call us ahead of time to let us know as a courtesy that you are coming, that would be great but not required. Also, we have a policy of allowing you to bring your own food, especially for… Read more

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    Review Highlights - Barnhouse Brewery

    For $9 we got to try 4 beers (Milk Stout, Irish Stout, Barnhouse X, and Kolsch, which we selected from a large menu).

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    Lark Brewing - The GORGEOUS building and entryway!!!

    Lark Brewing

    3.9(127 reviews)
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    Visited Lark today with our uncles who live in the area - everyone's first time and the place was a…read morehit! Very family friendly, plenty of place to run around and the food comes out quick (no specific kids menu but the grilled cheese was a huge hit). The Director of Operations, Kat, was lovely, came by our table to chat and shared a little more about the makers market they were hosting and some of the special events (Monday bingo night!!) they have going on. The food was not only quick but also delicious -- I will be dreaming about the Philly cheesesteak egg rolls tonight. My uncle was in the mood for a burger which wasn't on the brewery menu but they did have at a food truck outside!! Not a beer girl but I tried one and it was great (I think called the one sip wonder). TVs and lively atmosphere, could've spent the whole day here!!

    BLUF: Popular venue on a nice day that gets very crowded. Parking is tough when busy. Food &…read morebeverages are pricey. Food seemed ok but not outstanding. Limited menu that seems more like the strategy is to see how many transformations of basic pub grub one can do. Not necessarily elevations but more like combinations of limited ingredients & heated quickly. Lots of seating but not really enough if you have kids. Come early on a busy day, if so. And, keep an eye out so that you don't get bonked by a ball, running children, jump ropes, bean bags, frisbees, cricket bats. Dogs on leashes allowed outside, so watch your step. Poop station available. Not too impressed by the menu. Unimaginative, quickly assembled bar food. Small portions. High prices. The food being brought out by staff didn't look or smell enticing enough to order anything. I'm guessing people enjoyed the booze. I think food trucks visit occasionally. It's a place good for gathering, and the kids entertain themselves. Not many appealing options for drinkers of beverages not containing alcohol & the few available are expensive. Staff seemed nice, polite, generally helpful. Are there staff enforcing rules so that you don't get bonked by a ball or bat on the patio? Not so much. When it's crowded, the grounds can get awfully squishy, but once you find a good place to sit, it's nice to kick back with friends and family. Worth the drive? For some. I'd definitely not drive out for the food. But if you're in the area and want to take a break, and it's not crowded, then it's a convenient place to pull off and stretch your legs. Enjoy a beverage, if that's your thing. They have an event space for private events, so if that's your need, give 'em a jingle.

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    Flying Ace Farm - Bbq pork mushrooms on the side

    Flying Ace Farm

    4.1(91 reviews)
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    My family and I really enjoyed our brunch here. Food and drinks were both on point. Their brisket…read moreis definitely a must and if they have any food specials for the day, don't skip it! Beer was fresh ingredients, as well as the cocktails. Non-alcoholic options also available for kids or those that don't drink alcohol. Plenty of seating upstairs, downstairs, and outside. Family friendly spot with a nice playground outside. Definitely plan to be back, especially when we're in the area.

    I'm a big airplane fan so when I saw the logo of this place online and the photos from other people…read moreon here I was excited. It's a beautiful drive to the farm. Countryside and rolling hills on a windy road, what isn't awesome about that? Decent amount of beers available, I believe 13 in total. I don't do seltzers or any of that so I can't count those. The beers themselves were good. Tried a flight that included an IPA, cream ale, a sour, and a lager. I then tried the blueberry sour in 16oz which was my favorite. The food was excellent too. Burger, Mac and cheese, potato salad, and the biggest pretzel you've ever seen. All very good. The location itself wasn't bad either. Seating indoors with a few TVs, an upstairs over 21 only spot that has TVs, dart boards, and a foosball table. Outside there is some covered seating, picnic tables, and a small pavilion where live music is played. Always important too for the kids there is a playground and decent space to run around.

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