Marjan W.

Visited this past weekend for the first time and had an amazing time! We were nearby in the area at a winery when my friend mentioned this spot. When arriving around 6:30 PM it was bustling with live music. We were able to find a few chairs up front in front of the stage and eventually found enough chairs for our entire group. We had some beers, frozen drinks, and tried their seltzers. The frozen drink (margarita) was my favorite and the staff at the Ice Bar let me sample another one (killing me softly) before I ordered. The "killing me softly" was good but a little too sweet for me. I did try their signature drink, the Roxstar, but this was too sweet as well. The seltzers were pretty good as well and only $5 a can. They also had an ample amount of self-serve water stations to keep hydrated. The band we saw was great and kept the crowd entertained all night! People were dancing, singing a long, and overall just enjoying themselves. I liked that the music was a variety of music starting with some 80s and going to today's music. For food, we tried the La Gringa food truck and the avocado egg rolls were killer. They tasting just like cheesecake factory's. We also got chicken tenders and the chicken tasted so fresh. Definitely recommend. At the end of the night we stopped at the 2nd stop bus and got coffee and ice cream. Parking was easy and there were a lot of bathrooms but the one inside 2 silos did have a line at most times as there are only 2 stalls. We tried to go in between music sets to make it a little better. Overall, looking forward to my next visit here to try more of the food and enjoy with family!

Tracy N.

If you haven't been to Farm Brew Live yet, do yourself a favor and make your way down to Manassas as soon as you can. There is something for everyone -- live music, outdoor and indoor dining, bbq to exquisite menu options, brewery, coffee shop, ice cream, empanadas and taco food trucks, a wedding facility, a whole playground for kids, fire pits and outdoor bocce and games. This campus is AMAZING! We make it a point to visit when The Occasions Band performs. It thunderstorms for a good 20 mins and the team was prepared - umbrellas spread throughout and plenty of space for patrons to take cover. When that sun came back out, we partied until the campus shut down. This venue gets 10 stars.

Jeremy B.

Such a cool venue & the largest brewery I've ever visited. Can y'all bring a location to ATL⁉ I mean where do I start‼ the smoked wangz were finger licking good, the pretzel was YUGE & soft, & the smothered tots had us like whoa . And yes this place gets packed out, but they have the space indoors & outdoors (there's heaters outdoors to keep you warm on a cold night) Bring a location down yonder to ATL

Em J.

Came in from out of town and my sister took us to the black sheep, and then farm brew for some live music outside. We had a great time. Service was good, beer was cold, and music was on point. What more can you ask for?

Evan B.

Deliciousness - 3/5 Awesome Enjoyability-ness - 4.5/5 This is the area just outside of the 2 Silos brewery. Basically, it is a concert venue. We went and saw an 80s cover band and the concert was free (or at least free of charge). The setup is great. It may be the best set up I've seen to accommodate huge crowds of people. They have an enormous parking lot. There are a few terraced levels carpeted by pleasant artificial turf. You can see the stage up close or from really far away. The place is also kid-friendly, even having cornhole and a small playground with stage views. Best of all, the noise isn't so loud that you can't have a nice conversation while the show is going on. They have food trucks, a three-sided outdoor bar, and various pop-up drink and food stations (or you can go in to 2 Silos). So it's pretty quick and easy to get some booze and food while maintaining your concert viewing. I had the BBQ (brisket and chicken) and it was... all right. Despite having about five different sauces available, none of them blew me away. The beers are pretty eclectic, so come prepared to try something unique. I also enjoyed that one of the food trucks served beer (both alcoholic and root) floats. And the mixed drinks came with some lights in them, which added a bit of fun. This is definitely a great place for anyone to go and have a good time. Seriously, I saw everything from large families to a couple decked out in a 3-piece suit and evening dress. So go and have some fun! The biggest issue is actually finding the entrance. Though you can see the venue off 234, you need to journey down a series of side streets to actually get there. So have your GPS at the ready!

Brian T.

Amateur hour. Arrived Saturday evening to enjoy some music and have a meal with my grandson. Was stopped at the gate by hostess and told we had to get on a wait list. I asked how long. She said approximately two and a half hours. We were put on a wait list and given a link to an app that told us we were 58th in the queue. While we waited for a few moments near the wait station, we watched people freely come and go with very little more than a cursory "Do you have a table" asked of them. Somebody could have told her they had a table on the moon and she would have let them through. Other people came up and said "Can I just go get a beer and then come right back out?" Again..no problem, they were let through. We decided to walk a little bit and walk around to the side where the sushi restaurant was, and we were able to see into "The Yard", where we saw and counted 13 empty tables. I watched for 15 minutes as no one was seated at any of those tables during that time. Went back to the wait station and just stood back and just watched people freely come and go with no action of any kind by the staff at the at the wait station. After another 15 minutes or so I decided I'd had enough, said "Screw it" and walked through and sat at one of the STILL empty tables. The band started up (great music!), And at 7:03 I got a text message saying that that my table was finally ready. I thought about not going up for a few seconds, and then headed up to the wait station. Just as I got to the station, I received another text message saying that they couldn't find me and my spot in line was canceled.....in less than 2 minutes. I was told that it was too bad and that's the way the system worked. My understanding then is then that if you're told you have a two and a half hour wait for a table, you're supposed to stand within a minute of the wait station for two and a half hours and if you're not within a minute or two close by when your name is called, you're screwed. I find that to be unbelievably absurd. You have a campus that invites people to walk around and look and explore. If they're on the other side over where the Mexican food truck is or the ice cream bus and they get their page there's no way on Earth they're going to make it back to the hostess in time to get their table. That's nuts. I went back to my grandson at the table that I had chosen, and was approached shortly after by a manager in a blue shirt who asked me if there was a problem. I explained everything that I've just written above. He asked if we knew about ordering food or anything like that and I told him the whole experience at soured me on eating and our appetites were gone. So why were people not being seated at these tables? Short staffing? Let people know. Covid? I doubt it, as I saw the only people wearing masks there were the employees, no one else there was wearing a mask there was no distancing and apparently no concern about Covid whatsoever. You've got a nice facility there, I'm not the only one that feels this way.... I spoke to other people who were angrier than me at the way things are run. The setup leaves people coming and going as they please a wide open option. You might want to consider wristbands or hand stamps or something, but if you're unable to handle crowds to a respectable degree you might want to reconsider the way that you operate.

Steve M.

This place is amazing. I call it an amusement park for adults. As long as you like alcohol. More specifically, beer. This place is huge. Lots of places to open a tab and buy beer. The same beer can be bought at any of the counters. I did a flight of 6 beers and honestly cannot complain about any of the beers. They were all smooth, refreshing, with good flavors. The food was great also. We got the wings, pretzel, and trio of dips, each appetizer were better than the same food you would get at most places. We also enjoyed the "help yourself water kegs" located throughout. And the music was fun and appropriate as well. This place isn't perfect though. We ordered BBQ as a main course. Got the 3 meat. With had pork, chicken, and brisket. The brisket was the worst brisket I've had in a long time. EXTREMELY dry and without flavor. I would NOT get the BBQ again. Next time I will just stick to the food inside and avoid the BBQ outside. Dry brisket picture attached.

A G.

Great place for beer and good BBQ! Try the beef brisket, you won't regret it. This place is great for birthdays, for dates, or a general place to meet up with friends. It's a massive venue, which often has live music. Go early before 3pm to snag a spot in the shade. I didn't try any of the beer here, but all of my friends thought it was great. However, I did have the delicious 1/2 lb beef brisket. This was cooked to perfection, not too dry and with high quality meat. Plus, they had an assortment of bbq sauces to compliment it. Although, there prices are a little on the high side. It was $10 for the brisket, and another $4 for (okay) Mac-n-cheese, so a bit pricey at $14 for a full meal. This doesn't include the drinks either, which start at $6 for beers. Still the atmosphere, and the food make up for it. How Guly recommend