“Amazing brewery on Staten Island. Worth the ferry ride and walk from Manhattan. They have multiple styles of beer easily suiting everyone's preferences in a larger party. The staff is very knowledgeable of all their beers. A big location with both inside and outside seating.“
“rustic factory turned into brewery. definitely had strong Brooklyn vibes with the babies and dogs running around. Great selection of drinks and also has a nice library in the back to purchase books. also heard there are pop-up food trucks in the summer. 10 out of 10 definitely would come back“
“A selection of 17 CBs on tap, including gluten-free options. The prices are reasonable, ranging from $7 to $8. A flight of four for $15, served uniquely on a small roller coaster! The brewing tanks are fine. And don't miss indulgent Stout, boasting a rich flavor with a 13% alcohol content.“
“KEANSBURG: Brie checked out Grin Brewing and leashed dogs are allowed at their beautiful indoor tasting room and back outdoor deck! There are a nice variety of beers, including a lot of lighter options which Brie's pawrents enjoy! You may also BYO food! The Mutt Market sells their pet treats, so your dog can munch on something with you. Check out Grin's social media for trivia nights, food drives, toys for tots, and other events. Their location is great because just a few feet away out back is the Henry Hudson Trail, a nice path to walk your doggy!“
“Great place to go with friends, get some drinks and play games (They had cornhole) Drinks are a reasonable price and are really good. There was an event happening when we came by, but it never felt super crowded with how much space there was.“
“My partner and I visited two weeks ago and had a phenomenal experience!Carolina was a server and was super knowledgeable about the sake and friendly. She and Kyle were very thorough about answering all our questions about the process of brewing sake (and shochu!) and how Kura develops their food and beverage menu. It was a fairly quiet day, so they (and Joanne!) really took their time making us feel at home.It was St. Patrick's Day and Kyle made some cute experimental shots with greenery from the local market to share with us.The presentation of everything in this bar was cute! We loved the use of scientific beakers as decanters. We had a flight of everything on tap, as well as some cocktails and the pickled fruit and veg platter. The pickled strawberries in particular were delightful and a nice compliment to the sake.My recommendations: Sunset (sake) and Kakariko (cocktail).Will definitely be back next time we are in New York! It's tragic they don't have a Boston outpost, but I'm glad some of their sake is available locally... and we got some bottles to take home.Thank you everyone so much for the great time!“
“This was our first time here, we were in Jersey City and Googled some breweries and this place popped up so we decided to try it. They have parking on the facilities. Once inside they have some tables and benches. They had an array of beer to choose from, we ordered a flight and the beer was good. I would definitely recommend.“
“They make great beers, they do all over the board in terms of beers. They specialize in IPA but do all sorts of beer. Very industrial setting. A handful of tables but lots of standing area. It was pretty quiet on the Saturday night we were there and chatted with the brewer. Oh and they have board and card games.Fun chill low key vibe in an industrial setting.“
“Was waiting in line at Hometown BBQ, but that line was moving about the pace of a handicapped snail, so we were like screw it let's get some beers. We were served pretty quickly so before you know it I'd tried like 3 different beers (first one was the Golden - great lager) and was feeling pretty tipsy. Ended up ordering a smash burger too which was absolutely delightful and very juicy. Staff are pretty friendly and the outdoor seating is very pleasant.“
“I went to a Craft Beer Festival this weekend in JC. I tried beer from numerous local breweries and my pick for the night was the Wet Ticket Brewery in Rahway NJ. Their Hop Dyed IPA was outstanding! Cold and fresh and really refreshing to drink. After a good meal there is nothing like a great beer, and lately a good IPA has become my favorite. I enjoy trying different beers and finding that special one that appeases my tastes buds for the rest of the night. The beer festivals are a great place to do that. If you're interested in trying one go to Eventbrite.com to find one in your area.“
“Really enjoyed our first visit to Two Ton. Jocelyn was our beertender and she was very helpful in picking out our flight selection. Our three favorites were the Cold IPA, Cripsy Boi Lager and the Blood Orange Blonde Ale. We are excited to explore the beer garden with our pups when it is nice out.“
“This is the oldest existing craft brewery in the state of NJ, and it excels in traditional beers. From the ESB to the Raspberry Framboise, Dave (owner and headbrewer) showcases his talent of 28+ years in developing and crafting local, traditional beers.Be sure to check their Instagram for food truck and live music schedules ??“
“Mike the bartender's the best!! He chatted with us on all manner of topic, from Staten Island tourism, Staten Island history, current politics - smart funny guy. We live in Portland Oregon, where there's lots of good beer & this place's beer was excellent - and they were playing damn fine music the whole time we there.“