Top Pubs Breweries in USA

Don’t forget to grab some merch at the end! I regret not picking up a shirt or a glass after tasting some awesome brews – they make great souvenirs.

If you’re into a specific type of beer, ask the staff for recommendations! They’re super knowledgeable and can help you find your new favorite!

I think you should definitely try the pretzel bites. They’re a perfect pairing with the beers and super popular, so you might want to order them right away.

I recommend asking your server for the best pairings with your beer choice. They were super knowledgable, and it really elevated the experience!

Definitely try their house-made beers. I thought I was just going for a regular one but their seasonal brew was on point!

I recommend checking out the happy hour specials; they have some killer deals from 3 to 6 PM. It's a great way to try their local brews without breaking the bank

If you're into darts, get there by 5 PM to secure a dartboard. It can get pretty busy later, especially on weekends!

I suggest arriving on a weekday if you can. It gets super crowded on weekends, and you might have to wait for a table or a drink. I went on a Thursday and it was a lot more relaxed.

If you're into brewery tours, see if you can book in advance. I didn't know and ended up missing out on one because they were fully booked. Lesson learned!

Bring your own snacks or food. They allow you to bring stuff in, and it saves you some cash since their food menu is a bit pricey

Don't forget to check their social media for any last-minute deals or special releases. I found out about a limited release through their Instagram that I would have missed otherwise!

If you're looking to save some cash, check out their happy hour specials. My friend and I enjoyed some great drinks for half the price!

Don't forget to grab some snacks! The small plates are perfect to share and pair well with the drinks. We ordered a few and it made the experience even better.

My advice is to check out their food truck options if you get hungry. They usually have a few different vendors and the food pairs really well with the beers!

I recommend visiting on a weekday, especially Tuesdays or Wednesdays, to avoid the weekend crowds and get a better experience. Trust me, it makes a difference!

my advice is to book the brewery tour online to save time in line, and you might get a discount if you sign up ahead!