Amazing beers! Plenty of choices for the styles. The bartender there was aces. Knew his stuff, fun to chat with, and no one had a dry glass. Will be back for sure.
José Alejandro Colina Rodríguez
Good atmosphere and you can relax
Chris Freyer
Cool atmosphere and welcoming folks in there! We had the Cannon Fodder lager and a dark that was stored in bourbon casks. Excellent and want to come back for the Jamaican food day.
irene Gonzalez
If you would like to get a good drink this is a good place.
Asmena P
Love supporting a local Bronx business! Great craft beers & awesome food trucks
Venehisa Ayala
Didn't know there was a brewy in the bronx. Nice cozy place to have a temaste of the local beer. I was on a bike ride and this was our final destination. The father and son bbq was a pop-up, once the food ran out that was it. They had good food, the brewy doesn't have food and they are open at a certain time. I would suggest some heaters if the bay door is going to be open. I will definitely be going to back to try some of there other beers. Maybe catch a game.
Lucey Snyder
Good environment. Friendly staff. Decent mix for selection. Street parking isn’t the greatest.
r1ca3d0_ h
IPA and Void of Light stout was very good, the rest mediocre. Place has a good vibe but is quite remote.
Manuel Bravo
It's truly a gemstone of the Bronx. They place has a rustic astethic to it and the booze is to die for. The Gun Hill IPA hits the spot if you're in the mood for that type of drink. If you're more into fruity I'd recommend the Guavalicous Guava sour or their home Cider. The people are great and talkative. Makes you feel truly at home
Xavier Walker
Location does not open at the time shown “open” for business. Drove hours to visit the brewery and it was closed.
Absolutely love this local brewery. Their Void of Light is among my favorite stouts. So many great brews though. Location isn't the greatest, but the crew and brews more than make up for it. They often have some great food trucks on site as well.
Vaughn F.
Gun Hill is a cool little micro-brewery in the Bronx, pretty deep if you're coming from the city but super accessible to visitors from upstate. Its name is shared with nearby Gun Hill Road, itself named for a hill from which American colonists fired a cannon at British soldiers in January 1777; that's a pretty badass association if you ask me! I formulated an action plan, and, on a recent Saturday just past noon, My girlfriend and I made our way to what is touted as the first (legal) brewery to operate in the Bronx since the 1960s. The space is in a residential-industrial neighborhood with lots of auto repair shops nearby. If you're getting your vehicle serviced, kill the time with a cold pint! I started off with something from Vosburgh Brewing in Elizaville, Columbia County, before turning to a flight of exclusive Gun Hill selections. I was most impressed with their barrel aged offerings and their pilsner and lager selection. The quince sour was maybe a little flat, but an honest effort.As if my luck couldn't get any better, Bodega Truck just happened to be posted up outside. I acquired a chopped cheese hero to accompany my beverages, and it developed into a pleasant afternoon. It was fun sampling beers and getting to see how the brewery serves as a community gathering spot.
Simply Me D.
Update to my original review. Still one of my favorite spots with their large selection of brews and now more recently they have added cider, wines, bourbons
Lenin Guerrero
Always a great place to grab some fresh craft beers.
Ezeikel Newton
This brewery is a local small business, that specializes in craft beers. They use many different hops in their beers. My favorite beer were the "What's Good"; the only things that will make this beer perfect if the brew master could reduce the amount of Citra and Simcoe hops they used in it.
Amazing beers! Plenty of choices for the styles. The bartender there was aces. Knew his stuff, fun to chat with, and no one had a dry glass. Will be back for sure.
Good atmosphere and you can relax
Cool atmosphere and welcoming folks in there! We had the Cannon Fodder lager and a dark that was stored in bourbon casks. Excellent and want to come back for the Jamaican food day.
If you would like to get a good drink this is a good place.
Love supporting a local Bronx business! Great craft beers & awesome food trucks
Didn't know there was a brewy in the bronx. Nice cozy place to have a temaste of the local beer. I was on a bike ride and this was our final destination. The father and son bbq was a pop-up, once the food ran out that was it. They had good food, the brewy doesn't have food and they are open at a certain time. I would suggest some heaters if the bay door is going to be open. I will definitely be going to back to try some of there other beers. Maybe catch a game.
Good environment. Friendly staff. Decent mix for selection. Street parking isn’t the greatest.
IPA and Void of Light stout was very good, the rest mediocre. Place has a good vibe but is quite remote.
It's truly a gemstone of the Bronx. They place has a rustic astethic to it and the booze is to die for. The Gun Hill IPA hits the spot if you're in the mood for that type of drink. If you're more into fruity I'd recommend the Guavalicous Guava sour or their home Cider. The people are great and talkative. Makes you feel truly at home
Location does not open at the time shown “open” for business. Drove hours to visit the brewery and it was closed.
Restaurantji Recommends
Absolutely love this local brewery. Their Void of Light is among my favorite stouts. So many great brews though. Location isn't the greatest, but the crew and brews more than make up for it. They often have some great food trucks on site as well.
Gun Hill is a cool little micro-brewery in the Bronx, pretty deep if you're coming from the city but super accessible to visitors from upstate. Its name is shared with nearby Gun Hill Road, itself named for a hill from which American colonists fired a cannon at British soldiers in January 1777; that's a pretty badass association if you ask me! I formulated an action plan, and, on a recent Saturday just past noon, My girlfriend and I made our way to what is touted as the first (legal) brewery to operate in the Bronx since the 1960s. The space is in a residential-industrial neighborhood with lots of auto repair shops nearby. If you're getting your vehicle serviced, kill the time with a cold pint! I started off with something from Vosburgh Brewing in Elizaville, Columbia County, before turning to a flight of exclusive Gun Hill selections. I was most impressed with their barrel aged offerings and their pilsner and lager selection. The quince sour was maybe a little flat, but an honest effort.As if my luck couldn't get any better, Bodega Truck just happened to be posted up outside. I acquired a chopped cheese hero to accompany my beverages, and it developed into a pleasant afternoon. It was fun sampling beers and getting to see how the brewery serves as a community gathering spot.
Update to my original review. Still one of my favorite spots with their large selection of brews and now more recently they have added cider, wines, bourbons
Always a great place to grab some fresh craft beers.
This brewery is a local small business, that specializes in craft beers. They use many different hops in their beers. My favorite beer were the "What's Good"; the only things that will make this beer perfect if the brew master could reduce the amount of Citra and Simcoe hops they used in it.