Cool local spot Has a great beer selection…read more Has cool merchandise Has bands here a few nights a week Lots of seating inside and outside Customer Service is amazing

We enjoyed our visit: great selection of beers and friendly service too! They have something for…read moreeveryone: seltzers, beers, wine and spirits. They also sell hot dogs and snacks like cheese.

This is one of my favorite places to get a delicious cocktail and yummy appetizer in Cortland. I've…read morebeen here a few times and every time I visit I'm always greeted by the staff with such welcoming energy. I'm always excited to try something from their seasonal cocktail menu because there's always something new with a fun name and great flavor. My friend and I stopped in and tried the Gingerbread Espresso Martini and the Santa Clausmo. Both drinks were fantastic! We also ordered the Loaded Fries and they were sooo good. They come on a large plate and there was more than enough for us to share. This was also a great choice because they are gluten free and vegan. My friend has a gluten allergy so it was nice having an option on the menu for her. They also have a lot of other gluten free and vegan options. Good vibes and great service every time!

It was just before the rush so things were slow. The service was very good, but not many other…read morecustomers. The wait staff was very pleasant and welcoming. The menu was adequate and had a good variety of items. I had a side salad which was great! Fresh mixed greens with a few other vegetables. Then came the Caprese Pizza. It was very bland and blah. There was no real flavor to it. I think they forgot to put the garlic sauce on it. The crust was crisp, very thin. The place hasn't changed much since Brix took it over many years ago. It's very dark. The acoustics are poor as the place is loud. I imagine with a crowd, it would be hard to hear the people at your own table. I had a pleasant time with friends. If I go back, I definitely will try something else. The Caprese Pizza just didn't cut it for me.

Great little brewery! Was surprised with the ambience and the beer was really good. Service was…read moreexcellent too good knowledge of the brews. Did not try the food, but the pizza really looked good.

Summerhill brewing is a fun place to sit outside. We've drove by a bunch of times but never stopped…read moreuntil this summer. We went on a Sunday around brunch time and the food smelled delicious. We had just eaten so we only got beers but we'll have to stop back and try the food next time we're in the area. They're also dog friendly outside which is nice.

This is a new brewery in the small downtown area of McGraw. Finding it can be a little challenging,…read morebut don't let that deter you. The place is much larger than what I suspected and the brewing equipment is first rate. The beers run the whole gamut, from light to dark, mild to hoppy. The brewer is from the former IBU Brewery in Syracuse and may be persuaded to give you a tour.

Just tried to visit new location in North Syracuse. Location is awful. We arrived and sat at…read morebar...sadly all of Jess's ("bartender") friends must have arrived right after us. She chose to skip us over and wait on them and not even acknowledge us. Bad first impression if you're trying to expand and build a presence in Syracuse with a limited tap list and crap service. I'll wait for Heritage Hill to come in around the corner.

Oh, man. We didn't know what to expect on our trip back from Oneonta, but this place, located RIGHT…read moreoff of the highway, spanned 2 acres(?) and was filled with people, picnic tables, dogs, games, and the most beautiful, HUGE, pole barn. Ambience was unbeatable for a brewpub. The system for ordering was genius and efficient. We received our food lickety split, and it was quite enjoyable. I had the fried chicken sandwich...pretty tasty. I would, however, exchange the ciabatta with something a little less dense and the bread and butter pickles with dill. Hubby's quesadilla was scrumptious and spicy! Our bartender gave us some insights into the expansion of the restaurant across the state. We also hear there's a camp ground a couple of miles down the road, so if you're looking for a convenient place to eat on your trip, try this place out, and bring your dog!

Terrific building and space to hang and/or entertain friends…read more The beer is terrific. However the food is not good. I would not recommend for groups going to have a meal. This is definitely more of a place to go for a few hours for the drinks.

Brewery with a view!! They had live music when we visited (Thursday night). We sat outside with…read morebeer, cider and wine and enjoyed the view. They have a very limited menu (roast beef sandwich, bowl of chips and hummus bowl). The bartender was fantastic! We'd definitely visit again when in the area.

It's been a while since we last visited Two Goats, and it reminded me of a spot closer to home--one…read morethat would easily become a regular hangout. We had the chance to try some great beers, and one unique experience stood out: mixing two beers together, a concept similar to a blend in the wine world. As the bartender put it, "It's a game we like to play." On tap, they had a solid lineup: 1. Hector Logger - A traditional lager (4.9% ABV) 2. Goatmaster Kölsch - A crisp Kölsch (5.1% ABV), which I tried and really enjoyed 3. RedBeard - A Red Ale (5% ABV), a reliable go-to beer 4. Cream Ale - A bit different at 6.7% ABV, more robust than the typical lower-ABV versions 5. Golden Crush - A hazy IPA (5.1% ABV) that had nice fruit-forward notes, but not overpowering 6. X IPA - An Imperial IPA (7.8% ABV) Mosaic! Mosaic! - A Pale Ale (5.2% ABV) that followed the traditional pale ale profile and was very enjoyable 7. Goatmeal Stout - An Oatmeal Stout (8.1% ABV) Then came the blends--something I hadn't seen much of before. The only one I tried was 1. Goat Juice, a 50/50 mix of Hazy IPA and Kölsch (5.1% ABV). It was bursting with amazing flavors, the best of both worlds. Some of their other blends included: 2. Red X - A mix of Red Ale and Imperial IPA 3. Goatgasm - A Kölsch and IPA blend 4. Headbutt - A Stout and Cream Ale combo I tend to gravitate toward Hazies, Kölsches, and Pale Ales, so this place hit all the right notes for me. I can't wait to come back and see what new creations they have on tap next time!

Love the relaxed atmosphere here! There are games you can play and they even allow dogs inside!…read more You order at the bar for food and drinks. The people behind the bar were all friendly. They had a couple of sours, which I was excited about!

We finally visited Liquid State again and really enjoyed their beers: hefe, farmhouse ale, porter,…read moreand a barrel aged stout. The service was fast and friendly, and the seating comfortable. I think the wall decorations have changed and there is lots to look at! I definitely recommend this place! Liquid state is a comfortable walk from the Commons. There is plenty of parking north in their on lot and on the street. Easy to find!

Wade lived up to all expectations. He arrived early and catered to our every need, both early and…read morelate in the trip. If you've ever desired to go on the perfect carefree hired wine tour, there is nobody other than Wade that you should choose!

Wade curated a several-stop winery tour along the SE Seneca Lake for a friend and me, with fun…read morebanter on the drive about animals (birds and dogs), local tidbits, advice for other activities and meals in the area, and more. The winery staff obviously had a fondness for Wade, and we definitely felt like VIPs, getting great seating with gorgeous views and visiting calm wineries (a vibe we wanted!). It was such a fantastic day trip for us. Would recommend

Crooked Compass food, OLB drafts, and a gorgeous sunset made another perfect evening. 8/15/25.read more

Find place for locals and visitors on Owasco Lake! They serve local wines and specialty cocktails…read moretoo! Food truck great bar food when open!