Berkeley Springs Brewing Co.
$$ • Brewpubs, Barbeque, Brewery
Hours:
110 Michigan Ln, Berkeley Springs
(304) 258-3369
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Literally the worst place you can ever spend your money on. Prices for food are outrageous for s*** food and the owners do not care about their customers nor employees. Also, if you tip on a card, they take a portion of that. They try to skirt around the law and are so morally wrong it’s insane. I wouldn’t waste my money here. Haven’t been to their sister business Crust but I can imagine that its worse.
Place states that it closes at 9pm, but tonight, on a Saturday, we got there at 8:25pm, and they refused to accommodate us, making up an excuse that the kitchen was already closed. If that was true, it should be explained on their website or page. Total BS. On a Saturday night. Liars! We went somewhere else and had a good time!
After the way this place disrespected our fallen on Memorial Day I will give this place a penny of my money nor will I recommend that anyone else go there.
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Hours
| Monday | 12 - 7PM |
| Tuesday | Closed |
| Wednesday | Closed |
| Thursday | 12 - 9PM |
| Friday | 12 - 9PM |
| Saturday | 12 - 9PM |
| Sunday | 12 - 8PM |
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Berkeley Springs Brewing Co. is a hidden gem in a rustic mountain setting with plenty of space. The beer selection is diverse, with lots of variety and some NA options available, and the beers to go were great. The food was solid and filling; the Smokestack - brisket was really tender and the sandwich was perfect, Big Jim was also really good, and the hummus and pita bread was enjoyed. The dessert was genuinely good, and pricing felt fair. The standout is the friendly staff—service was outstanding, with multiple people checking on guests naturally. It is dog-friendly inside and out, and the hostess offered dogs a pup cup, which was meat drippings frozen. The venue is a nice mid day stop with a long, hilly, winding road through the forested foothills and a simple arrow sign labeled “Beer.” It is an excellent starting point for an afternoon at Cacapon State Park.