This is a cute place. Great selection of beers. The servers were helpful in picking beers. The ambience is very nice. I like that the brewery wasn't over packed.
Omar Dio Brutus
Great place, great atmosphere and the most friendly staff. Can't forget the delicious IPA's
Pascal Leroux
The staff was friendly and I had a great evening. Great beers and solid guest taps
Arthur Coras
Great spot, good atmosphere. Love the 90's theme memorabilia Top Gun poster, the Goonies Flag, American Physcho painting. It's all great, beer and whiskey were good too.
Lee Gee
Very much a hidden gem. The place is cozy with a warm atmosphere and very cool. There are the big beer tanks visible right in the space. There are so many interesting beer and drink choices and a small menu with a few items like a bar pizza and empanadas. The staff were all very friendly and helpful. There is a tent out back with heaters, tables and benches for extra space. The parking is tight but spots available. Cute hangout and definitely great if you're into beer! ? ? ?
Steve G
Great beers and a good spot to watch games.
Evelyn D.
Small but cozy spot- nice bartenders offering a nice selection of beers. Appreciated the brewery allowing us to order food in. It was a little chilly and had to keep my coat on.
John D'Esposito
Simply the best
Mister Personality
Amazing beers and great prices for them as well! I met the owner, who was very nice. I enjoyed the amount of space there was to sit and bring family members/friends. Came back after traveling far, which it's worth it. I enjoyed their pumpkin beer a lot!!!! Highly recommended from locals as well!!!
John Attonito
Great local spot. All should try. Often live music, beers and drinks are great.
I'm one to usually review a brewery right after my visit. Most of the time, I find that breweries are just awesome spots and almost always warrant four or five stars. Though for some reason (I know the reason), I chose to never actually review Lost Farmer...until now. To clear things up, I first visited this Mineola brew spot (along with a friend) within the first couple of days they had opened back a few years ago. The relatively small and energetic place was crowded, which I understood for a new brewery, but my buddy and I were still able to snag a seat. We ordered up flights and started to sip our suds, but what probably paused me from wanting to review them was the price. Lost Farmer as a whole seemed like their full pours and small tasters were a bit more expensive than I'd like, and the beers we were trying were definitely decent, but I wasn't sure it warranted what we paid. And so we left with a feeling of unsureness and I hadn't returned for quite some time. Flash forward to a few weeks ago when my buddy and I (along with a few other chums) made a return trip to Lost Farmer. This time around the place was much less crowded and I had a nice opportunity to see all of the fun pop culture stuff (video game, sports, and movie references which tie into their beer names) that were on the walls. We sat at the bar and on that football Sunday had the chance to casually converse with a few of the fellas behind the counter who were pretty chill. But most importantly, the pricing of the beers were the same...now maybe you're wondering how that could be a good thing. Well a few years back, before Covid really rocked the world and inflation went on a joyride, these prices didn't entirely jive. Today, they make more sense and I could accept things much more easily. Plus, the beers we had were pretty stellar. Their Wild Berry sour ale was just tart enough without overdoing it while the Killer Pumpkin ale had a nice autumnal spice. A few of their IPAs were also juicy and really enjoyable. Overall, if I had ever actually reviewed Lost Farmer back when they first opened, I probably would've went with four stars with a leaning towards three and a half. I remember thinking how I didn't love the price of things and even (maybe?) I felt like the beers didn't justify what I was paying. But that was then and this is now! After this most recent trip, I'll roll out the five star red carpet for Lost Farmer. Ya just never know what a second chance can do for a place.
Lauren Buehning
James is a great bartender! Had an amazing time with great beer.
Melissa F.
Absolutely loved our time here! We came for a family Sunday funday to watch football. The brewery is kid friendly which was important to us. They have an array of outdoor (with heaters) seating as well as indoor. Our group loved the seltzer they had (from a local li outfit) as well as the Helles Yeah Lager. The staff was so friendly and accommodating, as well as patient with our 5yo as he learned Pac-Man lol. We also loved you could bring food from outside. We ordered a pizza based on their recommendation and enjoyed that while there.
Tim Feldis
Excellent juicy IPA. Worth the visit
Jennifer L.
If you are looking for a quiet, local brewery, this is it! They also have TVs if you interested in drinking beer and watching sports. Also ordered their bread which is tasty.
This is a cute place. Great selection of beers. The servers were helpful in picking beers. The ambience is very nice. I like that the brewery wasn't over packed.
Great place, great atmosphere and the most friendly staff. Can't forget the delicious IPA's
The staff was friendly and I had a great evening. Great beers and solid guest taps
Great spot, good atmosphere. Love the 90's theme memorabilia Top Gun poster, the Goonies Flag, American Physcho painting. It's all great, beer and whiskey were good too.
Very much a hidden gem. The place is cozy with a warm atmosphere and very cool. There are the big beer tanks visible right in the space. There are so many interesting beer and drink choices and a small menu with a few items like a bar pizza and empanadas. The staff were all very friendly and helpful. There is a tent out back with heaters, tables and benches for extra space. The parking is tight but spots available. Cute hangout and definitely great if you're into beer! ? ? ?
Great beers and a good spot to watch games.
Small but cozy spot- nice bartenders offering a nice selection of beers. Appreciated the brewery allowing us to order food in. It was a little chilly and had to keep my coat on.
Simply the best
Amazing beers and great prices for them as well! I met the owner, who was very nice. I enjoyed the amount of space there was to sit and bring family members/friends. Came back after traveling far, which it's worth it. I enjoyed their pumpkin beer a lot!!!! Highly recommended from locals as well!!!
Great local spot. All should try. Often live music, beers and drinks are great.
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I'm one to usually review a brewery right after my visit. Most of the time, I find that breweries are just awesome spots and almost always warrant four or five stars. Though for some reason (I know the reason), I chose to never actually review Lost Farmer...until now. To clear things up, I first visited this Mineola brew spot (along with a friend) within the first couple of days they had opened back a few years ago. The relatively small and energetic place was crowded, which I understood for a new brewery, but my buddy and I were still able to snag a seat. We ordered up flights and started to sip our suds, but what probably paused me from wanting to review them was the price. Lost Farmer as a whole seemed like their full pours and small tasters were a bit more expensive than I'd like, and the beers we were trying were definitely decent, but I wasn't sure it warranted what we paid. And so we left with a feeling of unsureness and I hadn't returned for quite some time. Flash forward to a few weeks ago when my buddy and I (along with a few other chums) made a return trip to Lost Farmer. This time around the place was much less crowded and I had a nice opportunity to see all of the fun pop culture stuff (video game, sports, and movie references which tie into their beer names) that were on the walls. We sat at the bar and on that football Sunday had the chance to casually converse with a few of the fellas behind the counter who were pretty chill. But most importantly, the pricing of the beers were the same...now maybe you're wondering how that could be a good thing. Well a few years back, before Covid really rocked the world and inflation went on a joyride, these prices didn't entirely jive. Today, they make more sense and I could accept things much more easily. Plus, the beers we had were pretty stellar. Their Wild Berry sour ale was just tart enough without overdoing it while the Killer Pumpkin ale had a nice autumnal spice. A few of their IPAs were also juicy and really enjoyable. Overall, if I had ever actually reviewed Lost Farmer back when they first opened, I probably would've went with four stars with a leaning towards three and a half. I remember thinking how I didn't love the price of things and even (maybe?) I felt like the beers didn't justify what I was paying. But that was then and this is now! After this most recent trip, I'll roll out the five star red carpet for Lost Farmer. Ya just never know what a second chance can do for a place.
James is a great bartender! Had an amazing time with great beer.
Absolutely loved our time here! We came for a family Sunday funday to watch football. The brewery is kid friendly which was important to us. They have an array of outdoor (with heaters) seating as well as indoor. Our group loved the seltzer they had (from a local li outfit) as well as the Helles Yeah Lager. The staff was so friendly and accommodating, as well as patient with our 5yo as he learned Pac-Man lol. We also loved you could bring food from outside. We ordered a pizza based on their recommendation and enjoyed that while there.
Excellent juicy IPA. Worth the visit
If you are looking for a quiet, local brewery, this is it! They also have TVs if you interested in drinking beer and watching sports. Also ordered their bread which is tasty.