Great stay at a great location! Very relaxing and a wonderful view!
Samantha Haskell
Great stay at a great location! Very relaxing and a wonderful view!
SHARSHAR66
We were very excited to try this place as we are big craft beer lovers. Came with a couple friends, excited bc the view was absolutely gorgeous! Then it went down hill...one waitress on with the owner. She had NO personality but we still were very friendly with her trying to loosen her up. She seemed like we were a bother when we all order flights, which its a brewery, duh. We had ordered fully loaded tots which came out basically with a few sprinkles of cheese and peppers. All of our dinners were ok. The beer unfortunately was not great. The smoked spider was the best but the rest kind of tasted the same. The waitress sucked plain and simple, I have worked in the industry for years and know what it takes, also know when someone just shouldn't be a server. It was her. We tipped 20% bc this is her living but honestly I hope the owner reads this and boots her so others don't have the same experience. Also get a greeter if your server isn't going to greet or sit people (which is understandable if she is the only one on). People were waiting 10-15 mins to be greeted and it was cold. Now a days there are to many breweries to be Mediocre, and to many people who need jobs to have crappy staff.
Deb D
It is OUT THERE !! But it was a beautiful ride and what a beautiful spot. Beer was great - we had the St. George and Optimus . We had wings , brisket and ribs - along with the view it was awesome food - with leftovers
arthurdU1202DM
We arrived at 12 noon. Told we could not order until 1215. We were the first to be seated on the upper balcony. We were the third to order. people that came in 20 minutes after us , got the same food we ordered , 10 min before us. The food came and the waitress disappeared for at least 10 minutes. Did not offer us catsup for our fries , which were now cold , and my wife's salad was dry , they offered no salad dressing at all. when I moved my meal plate to the side I notice the wood counter had no varnish and right where my plate was , had a 4" spot of black mold growing out of the wood counter. The view was exceptional , beer was above average , but the experience was a total loss . This was not the first time we have had this same experience , it had been a year since the last visit : we decided to give them another chance. If I were you , I would choose another place to eat , maybe come enjoy their beer instead. I did tip the waitress 10%, although that was too much , we respect that everyone is in hard times during the covid 19 times. And since I could not change the user name or location , I'd add that we are from Nobleboro , ME. )04555 not Wisconsin , as the review states. Another tactic of deception.
yanks105
Liberty craft brewery is a really cool place to go we’ve actually been there before but maybe it’s because of the pandemic that it actually seems so much better now! We went on a Saturday night and dined outside servers wear masks they follow all excepted protocols the view is spectacular and there was live music all done with social distancing
anitasfarm1010
Needed a late lunch/early dinner, saw the sign for on the way out from Liberty Tool, and are we glad we stopped in! Plenty of social-distancing space mid-afternoon, prompt service, the smell of woodsmoke difting up faintly from the pizza oven, the view over the hills from the treehouse-like deck... just what we needed. We had the BLT (really excellent, crisp fresh bacon) and pizza with pulled pork (couldn't make up my mind whether to have pizza or the pulled pork sandwich, so had both!). The "coleslaw" side with BLT was pathetic - c'mon guys, you can do better than just a few overly large pices of cabbage with no noticable dressing. Not big IPA fans, we enjoyed a couple of maltier beers. Sugar Shack was an amber ale with a residual sweetness from the maple, perfect with the pulled pork, and we got a crowler to take home. Raspberry Truffle Stout a bit "desserty" to have with food but was fine; somewhat thin for the style. We chose the comfortable chairs at the tables, over backless stools to perch on at the perimeter counter (better views there though).
corinnesdad
Went with the family on our second trip to Liberty, ME. Excellent BBQ and wood fired pizza on Friday’s. Get there early and enjoy the beautiful views!
887curtisn
Stopped in on a rainy day, which is a shame because the view is incredible. Had a pulled pork BBQ sandwich, house-made potato chips and two beers: the Waldo and Bohemian. It was all good enough to want to go back!
HWWoman24
We’ve been here before and have a previous review with food, but this time we only ordered a couple pints of beer. The beer is crisp and clear, but the kinds that we sampled - an amber ale and a raspberry ale - had quite a bite and bitterness to them that for some could be off-putting. The beer prices are reasonable and I remember liking the citra brew before, but I’m really not sure about these. Our neighbors on the deck were drinking Queen Bee honey lager and they recommended it. The menu has changed considerably, so I can’t comment. Downstairs where there was a band playing the chef was preparing wood fired pizza. There were a number of enticing barbecue selections on the menu. Sides for BBQ and sandwiches were extra, but reasonably priced at $1 to $2. The view from the upstairs deck is incredibly gorgeous and the late afternoon lighting was spectacular for photos of both the scenery and my family. It’s reminiscent of being at a vineyard. I’d recommend that you sample a few beers inside at the bar and decide what best suits you. There was a cider on tap as well.
Go for the beer and come back for the food, family friendly. Sun St Louis smoked ribs, sat music, outdoor pizza hearth.
Tibmar
My family has been here two times now. It was so good the 1st time we needed to come back & try other items! My husband has always ordered the diesel wrap, since he likes it so much! He’s tried different beers each time and has always enjoyed them. I’ve had the loaded nachos & the Liberty bomb. Nachos were my favorite! The bomb was great but honestly so much filling,made it difficult to eat, definitely needed a to go box! We’ve always eaten inside due to weather but the view outside is amazing!
Hermonme
Here's a case where context is important: Consider how Liberty Craft Brewing was born from a guy's love of beer and of sharing his clubhouse with friends. It helps to keep this in mind when rating a place with food and beer that is okay at best. It is apparently not been developed with the broader public in mind. That's the only reasonable conclusion my partner and I could surmise as to why the pizza (which is the main reason we came) tasted like a cornmeal pancake and why the beer tasted like beer-flavored water, with other flavorings tossed in. Any food service sales rep could direct the path to success, beginning with a crust, sauce and cheese combination. Granted, it wouldn't be as unique but it would have much broader appeal. With some tweaks, there's no reason pizza couldn't be served all day every day here and pay the bills in style. The oven stands at the ready! My guess is that the BBQ items are where it's at. From what we could tell by the tiny slivers of meat in the fried BBQ doughball appetizers, a rack of ribs or some pulled pork would have justified a trip well off the beaten path. But that still wouldn't have helped the beer. And we tried two flights. As others have duly noted, the view is fabulous. The "treehouse" effect is charming and only hampered, I hate to say, by the rather self-conscious vibe of the staff. Maybe there is a disconnect between it and the owner; a conflicting vision between that of clubhouse and traveller destination. It's not for me to say but one can't help speculating when confronted with so much potential on one hand and disappointed expectations on another.
kaseyinmaine
We had been trying to get to Liberty Craft Brewing for a while and finally made it out on a gorgeous Sunday evening. We had heard that the food was great and beer average. Well. I don’t know that I would go that far. The view, pretty great except for the busted basketball hoop on a pile of pallets/building materials. The first beer we ordered was horrible. An IPA it was served in a dirty glass and tasted super oxidized. The second beer was a porter. Decent flavor but no body whatsoever. The food. We ordered the Tuscan Wrap and Greek Gyro. The wrap was ok. Not sure it was worth the $11 especially when none of the sandwiches come with a side. The menu remind you to add a side (at an additional charge) because they don’t come with anything. The gyro was big and messy. Good flavor but very messy. The side of fries we added were tasty but a lot of them were stuck together. Overall. Not sure we will be going back. For $60 we expected better drinks and food.
222deidral
Beautiful setting, excellent food & service, music & beer made for a memorable and fun relaxed evening.
Great stay at a great location! Very relaxing and a wonderful view!
Great stay at a great location! Very relaxing and a wonderful view!
We were very excited to try this place as we are big craft beer lovers. Came with a couple friends, excited bc the view was absolutely gorgeous! Then it went down hill...one waitress on with the owner. She had NO personality but we still were very friendly with her trying to loosen her up. She seemed like we were a bother when we all order flights, which its a brewery, duh. We had ordered fully loaded tots which came out basically with a few sprinkles of cheese and peppers. All of our dinners were ok. The beer unfortunately was not great. The smoked spider was the best but the rest kind of tasted the same. The waitress sucked plain and simple, I have worked in the industry for years and know what it takes, also know when someone just shouldn't be a server. It was her. We tipped 20% bc this is her living but honestly I hope the owner reads this and boots her so others don't have the same experience. Also get a greeter if your server isn't going to greet or sit people (which is understandable if she is the only one on). People were waiting 10-15 mins to be greeted and it was cold. Now a days there are to many breweries to be Mediocre, and to many people who need jobs to have crappy staff.
It is OUT THERE !! But it was a beautiful ride and what a beautiful spot. Beer was great - we had the St. George and Optimus . We had wings , brisket and ribs - along with the view it was awesome food - with leftovers
We arrived at 12 noon. Told we could not order until 1215. We were the first to be seated on the upper balcony. We were the third to order. people that came in 20 minutes after us , got the same food we ordered , 10 min before us. The food came and the waitress disappeared for at least 10 minutes. Did not offer us catsup for our fries , which were now cold , and my wife's salad was dry , they offered no salad dressing at all. when I moved my meal plate to the side I notice the wood counter had no varnish and right where my plate was , had a 4" spot of black mold growing out of the wood counter. The view was exceptional , beer was above average , but the experience was a total loss . This was not the first time we have had this same experience , it had been a year since the last visit : we decided to give them another chance. If I were you , I would choose another place to eat , maybe come enjoy their beer instead. I did tip the waitress 10%, although that was too much , we respect that everyone is in hard times during the covid 19 times. And since I could not change the user name or location , I'd add that we are from Nobleboro , ME. )04555 not Wisconsin , as the review states. Another tactic of deception.
Liberty craft brewery is a really cool place to go we’ve actually been there before but maybe it’s because of the pandemic that it actually seems so much better now! We went on a Saturday night and dined outside servers wear masks they follow all excepted protocols the view is spectacular and there was live music all done with social distancing
Needed a late lunch/early dinner, saw the sign for on the way out from Liberty Tool, and are we glad we stopped in! Plenty of social-distancing space mid-afternoon, prompt service, the smell of woodsmoke difting up faintly from the pizza oven, the view over the hills from the treehouse-like deck... just what we needed. We had the BLT (really excellent, crisp fresh bacon) and pizza with pulled pork (couldn't make up my mind whether to have pizza or the pulled pork sandwich, so had both!). The "coleslaw" side with BLT was pathetic - c'mon guys, you can do better than just a few overly large pices of cabbage with no noticable dressing. Not big IPA fans, we enjoyed a couple of maltier beers. Sugar Shack was an amber ale with a residual sweetness from the maple, perfect with the pulled pork, and we got a crowler to take home. Raspberry Truffle Stout a bit "desserty" to have with food but was fine; somewhat thin for the style. We chose the comfortable chairs at the tables, over backless stools to perch on at the perimeter counter (better views there though).
Went with the family on our second trip to Liberty, ME. Excellent BBQ and wood fired pizza on Friday’s. Get there early and enjoy the beautiful views!
Stopped in on a rainy day, which is a shame because the view is incredible. Had a pulled pork BBQ sandwich, house-made potato chips and two beers: the Waldo and Bohemian. It was all good enough to want to go back!
We’ve been here before and have a previous review with food, but this time we only ordered a couple pints of beer. The beer is crisp and clear, but the kinds that we sampled - an amber ale and a raspberry ale - had quite a bite and bitterness to them that for some could be off-putting. The beer prices are reasonable and I remember liking the citra brew before, but I’m really not sure about these. Our neighbors on the deck were drinking Queen Bee honey lager and they recommended it. The menu has changed considerably, so I can’t comment. Downstairs where there was a band playing the chef was preparing wood fired pizza. There were a number of enticing barbecue selections on the menu. Sides for BBQ and sandwiches were extra, but reasonably priced at $1 to $2. The view from the upstairs deck is incredibly gorgeous and the late afternoon lighting was spectacular for photos of both the scenery and my family. It’s reminiscent of being at a vineyard. I’d recommend that you sample a few beers inside at the bar and decide what best suits you. There was a cider on tap as well.
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Go for the beer and come back for the food, family friendly. Sun St Louis smoked ribs, sat music, outdoor pizza hearth.
My family has been here two times now. It was so good the 1st time we needed to come back & try other items! My husband has always ordered the diesel wrap, since he likes it so much! He’s tried different beers each time and has always enjoyed them. I’ve had the loaded nachos & the Liberty bomb. Nachos were my favorite! The bomb was great but honestly so much filling,made it difficult to eat, definitely needed a to go box! We’ve always eaten inside due to weather but the view outside is amazing!
Here's a case where context is important: Consider how Liberty Craft Brewing was born from a guy's love of beer and of sharing his clubhouse with friends. It helps to keep this in mind when rating a place with food and beer that is okay at best. It is apparently not been developed with the broader public in mind. That's the only reasonable conclusion my partner and I could surmise as to why the pizza (which is the main reason we came) tasted like a cornmeal pancake and why the beer tasted like beer-flavored water, with other flavorings tossed in. Any food service sales rep could direct the path to success, beginning with a crust, sauce and cheese combination. Granted, it wouldn't be as unique but it would have much broader appeal. With some tweaks, there's no reason pizza couldn't be served all day every day here and pay the bills in style. The oven stands at the ready! My guess is that the BBQ items are where it's at. From what we could tell by the tiny slivers of meat in the fried BBQ doughball appetizers, a rack of ribs or some pulled pork would have justified a trip well off the beaten path. But that still wouldn't have helped the beer. And we tried two flights. As others have duly noted, the view is fabulous. The "treehouse" effect is charming and only hampered, I hate to say, by the rather self-conscious vibe of the staff. Maybe there is a disconnect between it and the owner; a conflicting vision between that of clubhouse and traveller destination. It's not for me to say but one can't help speculating when confronted with so much potential on one hand and disappointed expectations on another.
We had been trying to get to Liberty Craft Brewing for a while and finally made it out on a gorgeous Sunday evening. We had heard that the food was great and beer average. Well. I don’t know that I would go that far. The view, pretty great except for the busted basketball hoop on a pile of pallets/building materials. The first beer we ordered was horrible. An IPA it was served in a dirty glass and tasted super oxidized. The second beer was a porter. Decent flavor but no body whatsoever. The food. We ordered the Tuscan Wrap and Greek Gyro. The wrap was ok. Not sure it was worth the $11 especially when none of the sandwiches come with a side. The menu remind you to add a side (at an additional charge) because they don’t come with anything. The gyro was big and messy. Good flavor but very messy. The side of fries we added were tasty but a lot of them were stuck together. Overall. Not sure we will be going back. For $60 we expected better drinks and food.
Beautiful setting, excellent food & service, music & beer made for a memorable and fun relaxed evening.
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