7 Best Craft Breweries near Guilderland Center

“Mixed Breed is an example of how you don't need an excessive beer list and a gigantic facility to have great drinks and a fun time. A variety of seating was available - near windows, near the TV in the back, outside, at the bar, standing at one of the 2 pinball machines, etc.. The current beverage list has 6 beers (3 IPAs) and 2 hard seltzers. Flights are very reasonably priced at 4 6oz. pours for $10, which can include the hard seltzers.My favorite pour was their Bennie Brown Ale, but I was pleasantly surprised by the hard seltzers, particularly the raspberry, for its crisp, fresh, flavor - not quite so much for the cherry lime, because I thought those two flavors canceled each other out. Food is not available, but there is a blackboard near the entrance (and the swag) which lists the entertainment and food truck schedules. Their website has an "on deck" section which currently doesn't have anything listed, but I'm hoping for interesting changes to their beer menu over the upcoming months.“

“Low key, great beer, brought my 2 kids here so momma could nurse and have a drink after the farmers market. Music was excellent and sonic character of the space was NOT insanely boomy. Will definitely be back for both sensory perks, excellent vibe and quality beer.“

“Best Happy Hour in town ! 1/2 priced apps ?! YES PLEASE!I’m super picky about buffalo wings and Stella’s wings are on point. Super crispy and delicious!Some other favorites are the sliders, beer battered green beans, tagliatelle with vodka sauce, and my all time favorite Cacio de Pepe. ?? Literal heaven on a plate.The bread is always fresh and delicious, yummy salads and best meatballs I’ve ever had at any Italian restaurant.Staff is extremely knowledgeable and helpful and always make you feel right at home from the moment you walk in the door. ♥️Also, They have Sunday Brunch now!Highly recommend the BEC (Bacon, Egg & Cheese) on fresh homemade Focaccia bread. So so so good!They also have crepes (Try the Chicken Béchamel or the Godmother), a yummy cinnamon bun French toast, omelettes breakfast quiche and delicious bloody Mary’s at the bar.Can’t wait to try to the different mimosas!Happy to see such a great place doing well in the Stockade! ??Wheelchair accessibility: Wheelchairs can go through the patio doors.“

“I got lost the first time I tried going here and ended up in Renssaerville. Which is quite an achievement 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.“

“One of the best local farms, with a store, hayrides for the kids, fresh apple cider and donuts, and a restaurant that was new to me, as I have not been to the farm in a couple years. The place is still relatively the same as when I first came here as a kid, and I definitely got that nostalgia hit when we pulled up. Had one of the best Ruben sandwiches I’ve ever tasted. It’s also great for pick your own apples, and they have a basket pole for the kids to reach the higher up apples! Also doesn’t hurt to support our local farms!!“

“This place was very quiet when we were there (Sunday) which was disappointing compared to what we expected from the pics online. The 2 beers we tried we really only ok... bland we felt (but admittedly we drink largely strong NEIPA). Interesting artwork for sale... Brewer was cheerful. Small tables inside, picnic tables outside.“

“Awesome place!!! Live band was amazing, not too loud either. Bartenders were fast and efficient for the size crowd that was there. Ordered meat lovers pizza and garlic parm wings. Pizza was delish my only complaint would be the wings didn’t have a ton of flavor. I am definitely going back again.“