“This place is wonderful. My family had an excellent night. The owner Michelle is very, very attentive and helpful. The beer is incredible. If you come to visit Danbury, you cannot miss visiting this place. I recommend it one hundred percent.“
“Quirk Works is a wonderful establishment with tons of creativity to boot! If you're not sure what to get or you want to try everything like us, flights are the way to go. Or just ask one of the wonderful staff members, they're plenty friendly. For food we recommend trying those Buffalo Chicken Wontons. Fried to perfection and not too spicy they make for a great accompaniment.“
“I first used Graze & Co for my wedding in 2022 and I recently went back to visit my in laws and ordered a grazing board for the weekend and it was great to have to snack on during the day. Ordering was easy and efficient, I can't recommend them enough. It really was not only is a crowd pleaser but also very delicious. I will continue to order from them anytime I go back east.“
“This brewery is the best secret of CT. I selfishly want it to stay a secret because it’s so damn good but the world needs to know about Reverie. I never knew what a Kolsch was before I came here but after trying “You’re on Mute” I can’t live without it. Oh and Tricera-Hops… “
“Finally had the pleasure of traveling to Nod Hill, and its a delicious gem tucked between the ridges of Ridgefield. I enjoyed the Pilsner from the Lukr tap and the Irish Stout from the cask. The staff was incredibly kind and totally into explaining all the beer they had available. Their candor was infectious - always nice to have a welcoming beertender! I will return.“
“NewSylum is a brewery built in the old Newtown asylum (the employee dining hall, if I remember correctly). They usually don't have six IPAs on draft like most places, shuffling between a healthy mix of styles. Beers range from good to great; I've never had a bad one. The pizza is where this place really stands out. It's fired in a brick oven and the result is a New Haven inspired personal pizza that's a little closer to New York style (CT beer fans: think Brewport's but smaller). You can tell it's popular because they have a huge stack of to-go boxes. There's a lot of other stuff on the menu I haven't bothered trying because this is so good. Parking is a bit of a pain, especially if you want to fight for one of the two car chargers on the other side of the Fairfield Hills campus. But the chargers are free (for two hours), so if you can get one, lucky you! Also, it can get crowded and loud sometimes, especially when the music starts. Most breweries are like that. It's better in the summer when their outdoor space is fully operational. Plan your visit accordingly. But do visit the old asylum. You'd be insane not to.“
“This brewery is such a gem in Connecticut! It’s been voted by the CT Brewer’s Guild for best food at a brewery and oh my gosh I can see why! Here’s what to get:+ the buttermilk chicken melt+ the pretzel+ kimchi arranci+ buffalo dip eggrollsThere’s actually some super cool history about this place! Way back in the day it used to be train station for hauling lumber. The train still passes but never stops. Prior to be being a brewery it was an abandoned bike shop.The brewmaster and owner has an extensive background in aerospace engineering. If you order a flight, I definitely recommend:+ pale blue dot+ axion+ nimbus+ courageThey had a nice selection ranging from IPA’s to stouts!12/10 recommend visiting this tasty trackside brewery!“