Frey's Brewing Company

I’ve been here 5, maybe 6 times, it’s a nice place. They’ve expanded the outdoor atmosphere quite a bit over the years. It looks really enjoyable, I just haven’t had the opportunity to experience it yet.
Inside the barn there is plenty of seating, mostly family style.
The beer quality has come a long way over the years, he used to just serve home-brew style beer and fill growlers out of his working barn on Friday and Saturday nights not too many years ago.
A nice microbrewery that’s out in the country, with good quality beer and a nice atmosphere.

Decent enough spot, there were some rowdy kids that the owner actually told the parents they needed to get under control, which is a big plus in my book. Lots of pine, aluminum roof. Service was attentive and friendly. Not much in the way of selection, but the beers they had were tasty, even if nothing to write home about. Worth a stop if you're in the area.

Visited early afternoon on Labor Day 2021. Ample indoor seating and a ridiculous number of outdoor picnic tables with umbrellas. Unfortunately the umbrella at our table was broken. Surprisingly not all that busy (so yes, we could have moved to another table but with two toddlers that would have been easier said than done). Pros - friendly staff, diverse beer list. Cons - no flights (or half pours), tricky walk down an extremely uneven stone stairway from the upstairs taproom to the patio out back, overpriced. Seriously - our bill was over $20 for two pints + tax and 20% tip. Yikes. At least the beer was tasty, especially the black IPA, and the relaxed pastoral setting was great, typical for a farmhouse brewery.

Recently opened taproom in a renovated barn. Really nicely laid out inside. Has a circle bar in the center, pool table, footsball, and in the back there are lounge and sofas if you don't want to hang out around the bar. Staff was super friendly. Beers are respectable as well. Worth visiting.