A full‑send, Springfield‑USA, Simpsons‑loving, family‑friendly craft‑beer playground that…read moreabsolutely gets it. Two Weeks Notice is the kind of spot that reminds you why Springfield has its own brand of cool. It's got that gritty‑creative, blue‑collar‑meets‑art‑kid energy, and the brewery leans all the way in with its Simpsons‑inspired humor, cheeky can art, and a vibe that feels like the unofficial taproom of Cool Springfield, USA. The Simpsons theme is everywhere--subtle enough not to feel gimmicky, but clever enough that fans will grin every time they spot a reference. The artwork alone is worth a visit; it's playful, bold, and gives the whole place a personality that stands out in the Western Mass beer scene. The beer selection hits that sweet spot: hazies for the juice chasers, crisp lagers for the purists, and a rotating lineup that keeps regulars on their toes. Everything is poured fresh, cold, and with care. The staff? Genuinely friendly, quick with recommendations, and clearly proud of the place. It's the kind of team that makes you feel like a regular on your first visit. This is one of those rare breweries where bringing kids doesn't feel like a chore. There's space to roam, things to look at, and a relaxed vibe that makes families feel welcome without sacrificing the adult fun. Springfield needs more spots like this. The outdoor space is a total win--open, comfortable, and perfect for warm‑weather hangs. Whether you're sipping a flight, letting the kids burn off energy, or just soaking in the neighborhood, it's one of the best parts of the experience. Cheers

So, if you're sitting at a table in their tap room and want another beer, what do you do? Well, Two…read moreWeeks Notice knows how thirsty you are, so they made it easy for you. See that little stand-up thing on your table that says, "Beer Me?" See that big round button in its center? Well, just press the button, the whole thing lights up, so the staff can see it and someone will be there in a jiff to get you a new glass of suds. Is this a great country or what? I gotta thank my South Carolina buddy Ron for that "great country" line, he texted it back to me after I texted him a photo of the table thingy with an explanation. We loved our visit yesterday -great beer selection, super friendly service, a big spacious seating area (with a large outdoor seating option), terrific artwork on the walls that's for sale, and very nice food service as well. They had sixteen beers on tap yesterday, a nice selection representing different beer styles, and not overly IPA dependent, like some of the breweries I visit. I saw lagers, stouts, and a Kolsch. IPAs were well represented with Imperial Double, Session, New England, and milkshake IPA variants. My wife went with a 16-ounce draft of Weekend Warrior (American Lager - 5% ABV) for a very reasonable $5. I wanted their 12-ounce draft of Keepers of the Cake: Birthday Cake W/Raspberry & Strawberry (a White Stout - 6% ABV) for $8, but that wasn't available, so I went with their unfruited version of the same for $7. I loved my beer and sipped the Weekend Warrior too -both were excellent! Some of the names on the beer list made me chuckle -Pink Slip, Severance Package, Performance Review, and Big Riff. There's live music on Friday nights, and occasional food truck on site, and a separate food vendor (separate ordering and payment) in the back. We got a pretzel and a damned fine loaded hot dog. So where did the brewery's name come from? Years ago, Mark -the current Head Brewer's wife gave him a home beer brewing kit as a birthday gift. He entered a few beer competitions and won, including the prestigious Worthy Brewfest. The website puts it this way "Mark coined the name of the company based off his wish of one day quitting his desk job to pursue his dream of owning and operating his own brewery. It was not long until Mark was absolutely determined to become a true contributor in the craft beer community he loved." Mark found a business partner in his old boss, and the two of them quit together to open the brewery. As my buddy Ron said, is this a great country or what?

This was a fantastic dog friendly brewery with table service. The food was excellent, the beer was…read moregood and they were dog and kid friendly! We are not from the area but it was a great place to stop, especially after the regular dog shows in the area.

Five stars because you get the complete package here. Large indoor seating with sone patio space…read morefor warmer days. The beers are nice - though it might be limited if you don't like seltzers or lagers, which make up a portion of the selection. They have food here - basically a beer truck backed into an open bay, but very good menu. And, finally, best of all for dog owners they are dog friendly.

Friendly service, positive vibes, good music, and great beer selection. Highly recommend!read more

While in the area from out of town, we decided to visit. We unfortunately came in during an event…read moreand where charged $5 each to get in. This is annoying because if we had gone in the other door, there would have been no fee. Still, this was a very cool building. I really enjoyed the murals on the wall. I did not have a beer, but my family really enjoyed their selections.

My wife and I went to White Lion for a midafternoon lunch. When we walked in we were not…read moreacknowledged. The bartender and waitress were talking to each other, we had to ask if we should seat ourselves. There were only a small handful of people in the restaurant at the time. We were seated for at least five minutes before the bartender came over with food menus and a drink menu which he literally tossed on our table and walked away. Didn't off us water or anything. After another ten minutes, with no one so much as taking a drink order from us, my wife and I left.

SO SLOW…read more Frustrating so. I wouldn't go back for lunch. Food was burnt. Hardly anyone there and it still 45 minutes to get something that should have taken half the time.

Another small, but decent brewery located in Deerfield. Follow your directions or you will miss it…read more Warm and friendly staff, who have no problem listening to your tastes, and making recommendations. I had the "Our mother of the Mountain" wife had "Maple Cream Ale" both beers were super flavored and full bodied. We ended up taking a four pack to go. The atmosphere was friendly and a good mix of locals and tourists

WoW. Hands down some of the best beer I've ever had. I was blown away by the red! Did not…read moreexpect that. And as always coffee porter was amazing. This summer was also one of my favorites. I am not an IPA drinker, so I did not try any IPAs. Amazingly friendly staff. And the place is loaded with friendly people. What a great time. Glad we stopped in!

For those of us traveling on the mass pike, this place is a bit off the beaten path, but a great…read morefind for craft beer lovers. My friend and I stopped for an afternoon beer. I chatted with the brewer, Bruno, about what a fan of IPAs I was and he offers me to try some samples. I ordered the West Coast IPA and went outside to enjoy it. It turns out the beer that I ordered turned out to be the 2nd to last beer from that keg. While I was happily enjoying my beer outside, the server came over and said the Brewer wanted to make sure I fully appreciated the quality of the beer, I was given a replacement glass. I was stunned. The second glass certainly was a bit crisper than the first, but that is not my point. I was very impressed by that gesture and thought what attention to detail and customer satisfaction from a brewmaster. I would recommend this place unreservedly for craft beer drinkers.

This place was decent, I really applaud their selection of beers. The milkshake IPA was excellent…read more The food wasn't bad, my husband loved his Sausage. I had a quesadilla with beef it wasn't bad.

Loophole Brewing occupies the historic Springfield Steam Power Company building in Springfield…read moreMassachusetts. The taproom is spacious and clean with a couple bars and areas for live music. We sat outside in the dog friendly "beer garden", plenty of comfy seating and tables in this urban courtyard. We were greeted by a very nice woman with a cool, edgy look. She answered all of my questions and narrowed down the choices based on my taste. We both liked the House Kolsch. We wandered upstairs to check out the event/banquet area. There is an outdoor seating area up there too with nice views of the city skyline. We will certainly stop back in next time we are in the area. You should too!

If it wasn't for the fact I was so damn full I might have tried something but as was I had water &…read morewas okay. Place has been only about a week & right now they in infancy but I think it's a possibility winning one & reason for that (hopefully management will see it & put in the suggestion box) if they opt for people who want to take a shot at stand up comedy this could work plus MGM Springfield sure didn't listen & they could try it out & have a local stand up comedy competition maybe-think about it.