Probably the highlight of our trip to the Catskills. Everyone was so friendly and we loved the…read more"Hate Had No Place Here" sign. So come as your are! The beer is flavorful and I recommend "hooking up" your Brookie. Think Michelada, but with more citrus. They have a set menu for snacks so not really a place for a full meal. However, check the website as they seem to have rotating food vendors. We had the vegan nachos with Indian flavors which was amazing. It's a small space but that adds to the charm! Lots of outside seating, hunter lounge feels, and friendly staff with their mascot cat.

After hiking the Platte Clove Preserve, driving along Spruceton Road it looked like the brewery…read morewasn't open...but up the hill was the perfect spot for a few beers. Mountain views, friendly vibe, great beers. Don't miss this one! (closed Monday-Wednesday)

Attending the soft opening of Faith American Brewing Company. The beer right now is an ale that is…read moregood and the location is great. Beautiful building and land that they are establishing themselves at.

As another review said, "middle of nowhere". I will say that based on my drive through, Andes has…read morea lot of potential, particularly because it's on the northern or top edge of the Catskills. But, to be frank, if you're coming from the Southern Tier, Central NY, or the Mohawk Valley, you have to drive through a whole lotta nuthin' to get here. And if you haven't figured it out by now, sometimes pictures (on social media) don't tell you the whole story. Weaver Hollow does a great job of self-promotion on social. Well, good on you, sez I. But here's the deets you don't really get from Instagrammy goodness: Everything is in a 750ML bottle. Period. Hmm. Did I accidentally time travel back to 1990? Well, OK, bottling lines cost money, so do canning lines, even using a "gypsy canner" (I didn't coin the term, don't hate on me) is an operational cost. So, I get it. But.... Can I get a glass pour? No, you must buy the bottle. Can I get a taster to decide if I want to buy your pricey, whimsically named beer du jour? No, you may not? Ah. Could I buy a bottle, drink a glass, and have it legally resealed for my road trip home? LOLOLOL. What state are you in, pal? Oh, and the hours of operation scream either trust fund baby or someone who works 3 real jobs, and this is just a side hustle. I just happened to have moon and stars align with the free time I had to make this road trip. If you have the time, and a drinking companion AND the two of you can knock of a 750ml and hit the road after in a safe and sober manner, then absolutely, give this place a try. If you're seeking a brewery experience that isn't locked in the bootstrap days of yore, then pass 'em by. You'll note I didn't rate the beer itself. Months later, at home, I decanted Tempo (a saison), and pronounced it good. Actually, a 4.0 on UnTappd, so yeah, very enjoyable. But the effort it took to experience their craft, on their terms, means I'm not repeating this trek anytime in the foreseeable future.

What a great spot in the middle of nowhere, Andes NY. We have been here when they first opened…read moreduring the pandemic for to go sales, but this was the first opportunity to try stuff on site. WH makes great saisons, all pretty delicate, slightly tart. Definitely worth passing a visit if you're in the area

Lovely little brewery spot. Loved the outdoor seating and open area. I'm sure it gets full during…read moreevents. Excellent for kids. Great beer, love the variety. Clean bathrooms. And excellent food truck!

It's a little out of the way, but it's definitely worth the drive to get here (be careful right…read moreafter snow). The space is comfortable, and everyone is quite friendly here. The brewery's dog may come over and nap at your feet for a while. The beers we had hit all the right notes. I loved the music they play here, this afternoon it was a just released album from an artist new to me In warmer weather, you have space outside too. I can only imagine how beautiful the area is during peak foliage.

I got lost the first time I tried going here and ended up in Renssaerville. Which is quite an…read moreachievement since it is right of 443. Not a large place in doors but extremely friendly. They have a decent sized outside area that is covered from the elements and would be great for the warm days. Folks that run the place are extremely friendly, especially if you are a dog. Beer is very good and reasonably priced. Definitely a place to visit when you are out in the hill towns.

Green Wolf Brewing is a small brewery in Middleburgh. They're dog friendly, which we love. They…read moredon't serve food but they're bring your own food. They do have non-beer options as well. They have a decent selection of beers. It's a great place to hang out for a bit. The beers are good too!

Best brewery on our weekend trip upstate. Nice support for the good of our Nation by having an HRC…read moreflag and "Hate Has No Home Here" signs. I love to see it. Bought a piece of art, too. Friendly bartender, Smokey brew on tap (highly recommend) and all around nice environment.

I went there and sawzall is no longer on tap, the double is not there, something else was on tap…read moreadvertised as a hazy(it was not). I'm done.

A fun, easy going place for dinner and drinks! Came here with a large group for a birthday and it…read morewas St Patrick's day weekend and it was so cool, they brought in a bagpipe group that night too. The decor and vibe of the place had such good energy and the bartenders were also super chill and nice. There some menus going around and you order at the bar and pick up at the window. There came be a bit of a wait but they have great local craft beers to keep the vibes up! Love their oatmeal stout and the peanut butter stout. The nutrunner pale ale was another favorite of our group. The food is also great, definitely recommend the Cuban, the buffalo bleu burger, and the fish and chips! You can't go wrong with anything for the menu though and the prices are great! Very kid friendly with wood blocks and other toys they can play with. Super cool space, worth checking out if you're in the area!

Fantastic experience start to finish. Staff was super welcoming. It's beautiful inside. The summer…read moremenu is different than what I've seen online but all delicious. Ive been to Germany a few times and can say this is authentic. The chicken schnitzel with jager sauce is so flavorful and rich. The jager sauce is a dark brown mushroom sauce (similar to a Marsala). The name jager means huntsman. Substituted the seasonal vegetable (carrot and asparagus) for the cabbage which was so delicious. The meal is hearty and rich. The staff was wonderful. The Apple strudel was one of the best desserts I've ever had with cinnamon ice cream. I can only imagine how cozy this place is during the fall and winter. Absolutely worth the price.

We really enjoyed our dinner here. The fondue was the perfect size and came with plenty of bread,…read moreapples and pickles for dipping. The scallops were amazing and came with side salad/slaw that was a really nice twist. We also got the red cabbage salad, which was delicious. For mains, we got the chicken jager schnitzel that came with a mushroom sauce and the pork roulade special. Everything was very flavorful and the meats were juicy and tender. Server was really nice and helpful. The restaurant has an old school German vibe. So cozy! Will be back.

Serious Brewing has a great atmosphere for a relaxing and enjoyable visit. The beers tend to have a…read moreslightly lower ABV, but the flavors are great. Conversation is easy here. Be sure to check out everything here beyond the beers - the swag, the other liquors for sale, etc.. It might feel like it's a little out of the way here, but it's actually quite convenient if you're thinking about a brewery crawl with other sites in the Schoharie and even Cooperstown areas.

Great beer here! The Serious Blonde Ale was the best beer I had on my Cooperstown trip. Other…read moregreat beers here too.