M. Klein

Nine Maidens Brewing is located in a cool area with other local breweries, winery and restaurants. Upon entering you are drawn to the artwork on the back wall and the high ceilings. They had decent selection of beer and also had a blueberry hard seltzer which we enjoyed the most. Food available from the adjacent restaurant. You could bring in your own too.

Don't judge a book by it's cover. Hero's Brewing is a tribute to local hero's. non-profits or other charitable causes. The décor matches the name. There is a long bar, tables and a relaxing area with sofa's by the fire place. Pets are welcome as well.

From the outside (not knowing the area), it seemed a little sketchy (saw a lot of cameras on poles, stickers all over (from the music venue next door etc.). But make no mistake, when you walk in Hero's is really nice inside.

We saw that they had popcorn on other reviews, but when we went, they said they did not have it (bummer). They do carry a nice variety of beers and also had some wines (canned) from a Finger Lakes Winery (Zugibe). However the sparkling wine lacked bubbles as the date on the bottom of the can was pushing almost 2 years. But I was there for the beer (as are most folks). But they really should check to keep fresh stock.

Nice selection of brews made on premise. Our servers was delightful. The food was average (for us). Nice stop if in the area. Likely better in the summer or when they have live music. We stopped in on a cold snowy afternoon.

Castel Grisch definitely wins an award for being the most unique winery we have been too. When you pull in really jumps out at you with some really unique sights. If you are stopping with kids / grandkids, they would find this place pretty cool. Even for adults it's almost a must see as it is so different. There are even "holes" for disc golf. I can't imagine this place lite up at night.

The staff were friendly and the wines were good. We did take a couple bottle home after spending some time relaxing on the patio.

Don't let the outside of Barnstormer fool you. It is not a rustic barn, but rather a large space with lots to check out, including some great wines. We were fortunate enough to be able to sit and relax as a small group in the Aviator Lounge. Hanna took care of us and was pleasant and knew her wines.

We tried a flight which we enjoyed. The mulled wine would be great with a Thanksgiving dinner etc. They sell a kit and a free sample came with our tasting (warm, smelled great and perfect for the fall season). The decor was pretty cool (aviation themed).