7 Best Craft Breweries near Glen Cove

“Best beer in town Noble Savage in Glen Cove. Highly recommend trying a brew. Frank is the brew master and will discuss with you the flavor profiles of his unique beers. Great tunes and total chill atmosphere. All there lagers are brewed with NYS hops and malt. Noble Savage is a NYS farm brewery which uses all NYS ingredients. Highly recommended“

“Absolutely wonderful experience for my husband’s surprise 40th birthday. Stacey went above & beyond for us. The food was excellent, beer flowed & let us bring a dirty old comedian in who I know the staff enjoyed too LOL! Thank you to all for your hard work. You made it such a memorable night we’ll always cherish..“

“AlwaYs a good time! And free popcorn! Lol“

“I'm happy to say that we had a nice time here! Enjoyed a few pints of Irish Amber Ale. It was tasty and cold. Bartender was friendly and offered some samples of their other offerings. The Amber Ale hit the spot, but I look forward to trying their other brews. The setting was pleasant and clean. We look forward to returning soon.“

“Barnshed Brewing is a cozy little down and dirty brewery in Hicksville. We visited them on a busy trivia night, and the place was packed! We stuck around for a flight and were pleasantly surprised by their jalapeño beer. Unfortunately, I think the beer may have been a limited run, but I hope they brew it again! It's not often we get to taste the perfect amount of spice to beer ratio.“

“We were doing some touristy stuff and stopped in to check out Oyster Bay Brewing! It's similar to a lot of other smaller breweries. The server did a great job considering she was holding down the whole place by herself.

They have tastings available if you wanted to sample a few before purchasing. We found a couple that we really liked. They did have a few different types of wine for non-bear drinkers too.

We did have one of their hot pretzels, which I will admit was really good. I guess they're made locally and they have a special heating machine hidden behind the bar. It was something that definitely hit the spot.

You can also donate & sign shells that are hung up on the wall to help restock Oyster Bay.“