A decent size brewery sometimes with live music. Came on a Friday night and it was packed. Loved…read morethat you can bring outside food. The staff was ok but it seemed like they expected you to know what you wanted to drink. They didn't ask if I wanted to sample anything. It was almost as though they were rushing to move the line. And the line through the middle of the room kept me from seeing the live musician. There's gotta be a better system. I got the Raspberry Jawn and loved it. Didn't bother with a flight since I didn't wanna hold up the line.

Friendly neighborhood brewery has good beer both in cans and on tap. You can also purchase a…read moregrowler and share it with your friends or keep it for yourself. No judgement. :) They moved to a bigger facility and you can order food from nearby eateries. They deliver. New to the town and can't figure out where to order some food? They generously supply you a list of places to call. Prices are a little high but between the service and cleanliness, it's a great place to grab a pint or two.

What a great 1 2 knockout combination. Sunken Silo and Metropolitan Seafood partners and…read morecollaborate neighbors . Great variety of beers and the ambiance is sheek and cool. Their service is spot on and very friendly. A great combo!

This is the second local brewery my wife and I have visited since we moved into the area two years…read moreago. The bartender was very friendly and when my wife was unsure about what to get, she asked my wife what she usually drinks and recommended several options. My wife wound up going with the Mexican lager (Tres Payasos) while I chose to do a flight (which I typically do when visiting a brewery for the first time). My flight consisted of: 1) Cool Story M - blonde ale 2) Death Bossa Nova - dark lager 3) Maibock - bock/maibock (partially ordered because the name sounds like the car) 4) Wystouti - stout After the flight, I also got a half pour of their Mexican amber lager - Payaso Oscuro. We were there in between lunch and dinner so we did not have any food with our beer. Overall, a very pleasant experience. We plan to return in the future.

Off the highway easy to get to in a plaza next to a restaurant if you get hungry…read moreReally enjoyed coming here with a few friends and enjoying a few beers. We sat outside and realized with the view of the hills over on the other side

Chilton Mill Brewery offers a charming local craft beer experience in the heart of Long Valley, NJ…read more A diverse range of carefully crafted ales and lagers, service is friendly and knowledgeable. A welcoming taproom that feels both industrial and intimate with a relaxed atmosphere make it an ideal spot for some beer drinking A hidden gem in New Jersey's craft beer scene, Chilton Mill Brewery delivers quality brews and warm hospitality,

Unfortunately, ike many businesses, they have closed their doors this month. Its in their website…read more I never had the opportunity to visit this venue, I just wanted to inform the community of their closing this month forever.

This is my first time here. Music was really good but loud. The beer I got was really good and…read morerefreshing. Definitely coming back again as they have different event nights.

Enjoyed a night out to celebrate a family member's birthday. Service was very friendly. They had…read morethe window open directly behind us and it was a nice evening and thankfully no bugs came in. It was a night with live music so even though they played on the bar side it did make it impossible to hear people at our table talk. I had the chicken fried chicken that our server recommended. The chicken and Mac and cheese was good - the green beans not so much (they tasted strongly of citrus and there was a lot of soggy bacon that had been boiled. The flavor profile and texture just wasn't my thing.) Our final bill for 2 meals, a cocktail + beer plus tip was a little over $100. A little steep for what it was imo.

Food is unique and usually very good here. Also love the live music every week. Nice porch when the…read moreweather is right. Pet peeve...I really wish the beer was colder, always seems to be served barely cold. Schnitzel and oysters for a recent dinner were both good, although a recent lunch was so-so...lettuce wraps were $18 for three tiny wraps, wrong lettuce was hard to pick up to eat.

Oakflower Brewing was not on my lengthy list of breweries to try but I came across it and had the…read moreopportunity to try one of their beers and I am so very glad I did! I rated them pretty high in Untappd and I am going to carry that over here with a side five star score. I tried just one of their beers but it was quite impressive! The name of the beer was Long Hill Lime which is a Lager. It was very refreshing and very, very flavorful. I was especially happy to have this beer during summertime! Flavor features in this beer are lime, crisp, a dry aftertaste or finish. All of it blends together nicely. The beer is light bodied and "crushable " which means it's very, very easy to have more than one in a single sitting.

I went last Sunday with an old friends nearby and it was such a great time with all the features…read moreone would want in a local brewery. What is outstanding to us is the care which all the staff and brewers show as they are there. Clearly the same love is widespread as the place was full on a Sunday afternoon. It is pleasing that many were there with their kids showing that this local business gives to the whole of the community. The enjoyment of brewing has moved past mere pub secrecy out to the whole of the community. A long calendar of events of all types from pub trivia to local music to sponsoring fellow food, eateries and holidays are all helpful to promote the family warranted nature of this business as it's clear with a large number of newborns and families as might be unusual and yet should be normalized. All staff are knowledgeable in the brewing and hospitality skills to succeed now and for the long run. Point of sale systems are able to keep open a tab and clearly distinguish ongoing bills. The marketing keeps rights with the sign ups of emails and keeping customer histories. Branding is consistent and relevant leading to a nice, smooth, comfortable customer experience. The two bathrooms are both individual and there are plenty of amenities like nooks and crannies the chat in and coat hooks and ledges and more private corners and food trucks rotate thru the good seasons and lots of lovely people always. Cheers!

Right down the road from Old York Cellars Winery we stopped here on our way home. The place was…read morehappening. Tons of kids running around enjoying the playground, great live music playing. Was able to snag a table on the porch, had some beer and settled in for a bit. It was a lovely afternoon. Would highly recommend.

NESHANIC STATION: Readington Brewery is a true farm brewery, growing ingredients right on-site…read moreincluding hops in multiple varieties, plus wheat, barley, fruits, and even veggies that go straight from field to glass. They have 16 options on tap, showcasing their farm-fresh ingredients across beer styles, seltzers, and even birch beer. Flights are always a must for us when visiting a place for the first time and we enjoyed every taste. Standouts included the Doppelbock, Mango-Kiwi Fizzy, Godhi-Real Peach Fruit, and the most unexpected favorite, El Diablo Chelada, a beer-meets-Bloody-Mary situation. Even as someone who usually skips Bloody Marys, this one won us over. Bold, layered, and wildly drinkable. Leashed, friendly dogs are welcome inside the stunning barn-style tasting room, complete with warm wood paneling, oversized wagon-wheel chandeliers, plenty of seating, Rutgers pride, and a peek into the production area. Outside, pups can stretch out on the spacious deck and lawn overlooking the farm. Bonus points for fire pits where you can cozy up with a beer. This is also a family-friendly spot with a great playground out back and loads of room to roam. Just be sure to check their website for 21+ hours. Bring your own food or catch whatever food truck is on-site, and don't miss their packed events calendar. Trivia, open mics, chess games, book clubs, bingo, and more keep things lively all week long. Farm vibes, great beer, happy dogs, and something always happening. Hard to beat!

Our first visit for my wife's birthday and they exceeded expectations.by a long shot…read more Our server Steve was exceptionally knowledgeable, table service 5 stars, ambiance really modern sheik look and food awesome. We started with their Berkshire Pork Cheeks for appetizers, a bountiful Semolina Rigatoni vodka sauce and Amish Chicken . We will be returning soon and often.

I've been coming to Juniper Hill since they opened about seven years ago. I really want to continue…read moreto love this place but it's been challenging . There is new ownership recently, and they kept much of the original menu as well as adding some new dishes. Recent experience wasn't great... Service really suffering, took 20 minutes to get our first drink. Also - the cocktail pours are extremely light for what they are charging. Food was OK... Pizza has always been very good here but recently they just don't seem to season it at all. Two of us ordered the fish of the day @$39...small piece of cod, and just four pieces of potato ...meaning two small potatoes cut in half...and mine was actually missing the sauce. I'm not sure how that dish leaves the kitchen in a restaurant that is supposed to be of high caliber. They need to do better.

Excelente service, great ambience and the best part is the beer is fresh and this raspberry beer is…read morethe best one that i had in a while! They also have to go beers so you can take home your favorite!

Autodidact came highly recommended when I asked Reddit to recommend a brewery in North Jersey…read more Glad I made the trip as the beer was definitely top tier. My girlfriend and I stopped in on a Friday evening during a weekend trip to High Point State Park. They only had nine beers on tap but there was nice variety and excellent quality in the lineup. Several IPA's and hazy ales but also a grisette, a German pilsner, an English mild and a milk stout. They don't offer flights. Interestingly enough, as much as I enjoy flights at breweries, I've actually found that not offering them is usually a good sign as it is the mark of a brewery that is serious about beer and knows what they are doing. This was true for Autodidact as each beer was excellent. Five star beer but four star taproom. 6 o'clock on a Friday night but only about seven other people there so it was kind of dead. I didn't enjoy the dim, colored lighting or the cold concrete slab bar. We were sitting at the bar and I hated that the only menu available was behind us so we constantly had to turn around to look at what we wanted next. No beers available in the to go fridge but they were able to make us a few crowlers. We live too far away to come back any time soon, but I'm looking forward to tucking into the beers at home sometime soon.