Seven Arrows Brewing Company

 

First stop of the day, just opened, so it was very quiet. Interrio has high celings makiing it seem much bigger. U shaped bar, low table seating and they have a patio on a deck out front. Very helpful service. Foof available. Beers were average at best. Dedicated parking.

 

 

Visited this place on an early Friday night before heading out with some friends to a party.

V - Housed in what looked to be an defunct Legion Hall or other similar establishment. Lots of room, clean, well lit, plenty of tables, with a bar much smaller proportionately than the amount of space allocated to tables and chairs. Standard chalk board menu and written descriptions on the menu. More of a towny feel, like I might like this place if I were to visit frequently enough to make friends with the staff or regulars. 3.75


Q - Proper glass ware and no concerns about temperature, etc. 4.0

Ser - Wish I could rate this place higher, but as I noted above, the vibe was more towny than welcoming. But generally not concerns. Staff needs to be a bit more attentive. 3.75

Sel - Excellent selection. A wide-range of styles from light to heavy. 4.25

 

 

Nice little place off the main drag. Oval shape bar seats about 15, and there is a spacious dinning area with tables and a counter along the far wall. A dozen beers on tap, the two I tried were ok. Separate food vender; very crispy fish and chips... reasonable. Nice lunch stop.

Went there for the Skyline 4 Mile run. Fairly nice place, main entrance led right into the bar area, good sized horseshoe bar. Appreciated that beers are listed in large print, easy to see and read the necessary information. Plenty of seating available, including high chairs. Outdoor seating available as well with a patio area. Staff was very friendly and willing to answer any questions despite dealing with the event as well. Off-hand I'd say a dozen taps, pretty good variety. I had a pils, lager, maibock, and barleywine. Solid, though nothing spectacular. Growler prices are good and on Fridays even cheaper.

As a note, they now have a restaurant inside, NOBOS. NOBOS is more of a joint venture, owned by a different group that owns a food truck that used to spend time at the restaurant. Only had time to sample a couple of appetizers but they were really good.

 

 

Great service and good choice of beers. Good conversation at the bar. Family friendly, bring your own food or have it brought in. Super prices on growler refills, especially on Fridays

 

Sort of an odd location on the side of a fairly busy road but maybe that's comparing it to my own home area. Nice big open tap room. Good sized bar and then a lot of extra space of tables etc. Service was very attentive and right there for us to suggest beers, flites and answer any questions I had. I am fairly sure the owner and his wife were running the place when we were there. A few other folks at the bar at 4pm on a Monday.

Good selection I want to say there were 12 beers on tap from 2 or 3 IPAs to a pils to an Oktoberfest...really a nice run of styles. Some canned offerings to go as well as the usual growler fills. Snacks and sodas available as well. Really enjoyed the pils got a growler of that.

I'd stop here next time I am down that way. Worth a stop if even for a flite and a growler. Also found their beers locally in cans if you cant get to the actual brewery.

Great selection. Taps are always rotating. They enjoy doing experimentals which are usually excellent. Brewmaster and staff always friendly. Good prices on growler fills and pints.

 

 

 

Surprisingly big taproom with a couple of flat screen TVs, a very nice atmosphere. Beers were all solidly well made with a Germanic influence as they carried a variety of lagers. Despite that influence, they also put out a very refreshing Eventide IPA, a nice mix of citrus and bitter. A nice addition to the central VA brewtrail with a good connector location outside of Waynesboro between Redbeard in Staunton and the 151 trio of Blue Mountain, Wild Wolf, and Devil's Backbone.