Wappingers Falls Beer Guide: Your Wappingers Falls guide to beer, beer bars, breweries and brewpubs

Latest reviews from Wappingers Falls

82 /100 59 MARLORVILLE RD.
“This is a nice farm brewery in a tucked away backroad. The taproom is small, but they have a load of outdoor seating. Because this is a nano-brewery, the selection is fairly small. They have four taps (2 hazy pale ales, one double IPA, and one coffee stout) and had one can for take away or for there. In addition, they sell to-go bottles, which are quite expensive. The guy behind the bar was very knowledgeable about beer and pleasant. One time when I was there, they had a hot dog vender. Dog and child friendly. Definitely worth a stop if in the area.“
mansquito 769 days ago
80 /100 59 MARLORVILLE RD.
“In on a Saturday a little before noon on a cool sunny day in late April. The owners are behind the bar in a cozy and clean space that looks like a newly renovated garage. Friendly owners/bar staff who are happy and excited to talk beer, nice locals, most of whom are here via word of mouth. Makes sense given the quality of the beer, as everything here is quite solid and worth visiting or seeking out. Four beers on tap, and even then they seem to almost struggle to keep up with demand even being open one day a week. While I was there there were two stouts with coffee, an ipa, and a dipa. Sounds like beers change with a fair amount of regularity, so week to week that may not be representative. With three breweries (Obercreek, North River, Cousins) in such close proximity, it's a nice place to visit for some nice beers. Definitely worth a stop.“
j12601 2221 days ago
66 /100 2656 EAST MAIN STREET
“Took my first trip to this newly opened place on a Friday night in early October for an Industrial Arts tap takeover. Tap takeover might end up sounding slightly misleading, because while true, it's not incredibly tough to do, as they only have four taps. The other thing slightly going against it here is the pricing, which comes off a touch high at $8 for a 12oz. That aside, it's a quite neat space to hang out in. Well lit and inviting, and there was a great jazz trio playing for the event. Small and intimate with maybe 12 seats around the bar, another large table in the main record area, and enough room for some more people toward the back. Staff here is super friendly, and I knew one of them from another bar that ended up closing down. They have a few snacks, and the pizza place next door will serve up slices or full pies through a small two way window contraption in the wall of the bar, so that's rather cool. Short walk down the street to North River Brewing, which is where I had been before, so that was pretty convenient. Likely not going to blow away any beer geeks, but it's novel and a fun quick stop.“
j12601 2410 days ago
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