Cacapon Mountain Brewing Company

A nice location on the north end of town.
The bar and taproom are pretty roomy. There is also outdoor seating out front on picnic tables with umbrellas.
They surprising only about half the beer list is Cacapon beers that are apparently contract brewed based on the label on the cans I looked at. The other half are guest taps. All and all the selection & quality are good nonetheless.
We order some Nachos to share with some sort of Mexican meat on them, they were pretty tasty.
The bartenders were attentive and friendly.

Recommend if you’re in town, and looking for some good beer.

 

Large repurposed and refurbished industrial building, rustic on the outside, modern on the inside. Big L shaped bar, lots of other seating options, including front porch. Great service, nice variety of taps. A nod to the malty side. Music on the weekends, food available. Wonderful vibe

Cool little space just off the main strip. A bit pricey for what you'd expect in WV, but it is in the middle of a resort town. Wide variety of beers in styles you don't see everywhere, and the Belgian pale ale and pale mild I had were both tasty and well made. Not much in the way of food, but the cheeseburger I had was really good, and they actually give you kettle cooked chips as the side, not Lay's knock-offs. Bartender was very friendly and attentive.

This is a great small brewery in craft beer thin West Virginia. Lagers are a particular favorite of mine here, as they seem to be brewing their way through the whole European lager canon. It’s pretty small, has limited weekend hours, and hosts good live music most weekend evenings. The people are friendly, though they seem to have some staffing issues (haven’t we all the last few years) with the kitchen being closed on and off recently. When it is open, they serve a very tasty burger and a just a few other bites. They rotate beers regularly and I appreciate that they have mostly done very high quality classic styles. I hope to see them grow and keep the lager flowing.