Your favorite brewpub?

Cambridge Brewing Company (Cambridge, MA)
Publick House (Brighton, MA)
Pearl St. Grill & Brewery (Buffalo, NY)

 

Outerbanks Brewing Station in Kill Devil Hills, NC. Outstanding food and brew.

Cave Mountain Brewing Company in Windham, NY. Nice little place in the middle of the Catskills.

 

Love this place. The food is great - the mussels are delicious, and they have so many awesome sandwiches that it's hard to pick. They also make really good beer - I can (and have) spend an entire afternoon putting away glass after glass of their Berliner Weiss.

I'm dying to go to Selin's Grove, will be making it a priority stop on my next trip up to State College.

 

i went to Bells and hated it. a bunch of stuck up hippies, which was super wierd. The staff was great but that crowd SMH

 

I'll be hitting that up this summer. Looking forward to it. Any food recommendations?

 

Really? I did not experience that on my visit. Weird.

 

Town Hall

 

21st Amendment in SF

 

All of the food is better than average to great, but thats not why you go in my opinion. The beer is fresh, extremely well made, and drinking it on their patio looking over the ocean is just about one of the most satisfying experinces you can have. Have a great time

 

Willimantic Brewing Company! Every Sunday. Very often another day during the week as well

 

Hopcat, but I am not in love with the brew they actually make.

 

Beachwood BBQ & Brewing for a local choice.

 

Portsmouth Brewpub, Dogfish head brewpub, Triumph.

 

Oh, and Federal Jack's.

 

Iron Hill has a few locations in SE PA and DE, great beers and great food

 

BELLS. They have the craziest one-offs of any brewpub. One night they had 17 stouts on draft. SEVENTEEN. There is a music venue attached. I saw a Jewish bluegrass band there. Amazing.

Close seconds:
Dark Horse - OMG mugs, bidet, and ACDC
Half Acre Taproom - the bear head and the carving on the wall. WOW.

 

Portsmouth, Tired Hands, and Peekskill are easily my favorites right now.

 

Gotta give my love to Cambridge Brewing, Willimantic, and Gardner Ale House.

 

Yard's in Philadelphia. Free unlimited 6oz. samples of all of their beers on draft including some one offs and spins on the regular cast of beers, great food, fair prices, Tom Kehoe is always there and able to take time to talk or sit down for lunch, down to earth staff, fun small tour. If you spend $15.00 you'll try ten different beers and eat well, plus get a great experience from a band of great guys.

Why wouldn't they?

Worst answer ever given. Iron Hill makes one decent beer and it's their Raspberry Wheat. Their food is overpriced and in small servings.

 

There is a brewpub in my town that makes their own German-style beer and some very fine cuisine.