Great place to stop in and have a pint of beer. In addition to having beer they also have wine and cider. They also have food.
Chloe Saintilan
Came here during a weekend upstate, and the whole group thinks that this is some of the best - if not the best - pizza we have EVER had! So insanely delicious - try the potato pizza if it's still on the menu. Also love the community 'pay it forward' program they offer at checkout - amazing initiative!
Anise LeAnn
Yummy beer, pizza & oysters. Stick to the basics for a win!
Jonathan S.
Our favorite traditional thin crust pizza, great fresh oysters, salads, fine beers, etc. Casual but excelkent & very friendly.
Paul C.
I want to start off by saying the Pizza is AMAZING!!! When you're a first time person ordering over the phone and you see a pizza for $20 and the photo you have shows a "normal" size pizza that is what you would expect when you pick it up. It would be great if you either said how many servings or diameter so if you're a person ordering on the phone you know how many people it will serve. I had to go get more food because I was under the assumption it was a large pie. GREAT PIZZA though!!!
Ken L.
I struggled with three vs four stars, but the only detractor is really the pricing. Everything else is good. The setup: I like the setup, though I do always struggle with places that don't make it obvious how to order. How do they expect people to know what to do their first time there? In this case, you place your order at the counter and they bring the food to you. You can open a tab or pay up front, but you don't settle the check at the table. There are large bench tables inside, and several outside on a patio- one area was covered and one not (at least while I was there) There is a really cool vibe, despite relatively sparse interior design. The food: There are not a ton a choices, but pizza is a good choice for satisfying almost everyone (ok, some people can't have gluten, or cheese, etc; but they do have two kinds of salad and oysters available). We tried the margherita and pepperoni pizzas, as well as the pretzel, all were great. The pizzas are only available as whole pies; they look to be somewhere between "personal" sized and 10" maybe? They range from $18-$20, which is about the limit of what I would pay for a pizza of this size, considering we needed two of them to feed two adults and a child (and were still hungry, even after a pretzel to boot). The drinks: An excellent selection, but beer here starts at $7. While less expensive than their nearest competitor (Ollies) they could still stand to offer a PBR or similar 'cheap beer' in an effort to keep a meal here under $35 per person with tax and tip. The location: Very centrally located off Broadway in the middle of the city of Kingston. There is ample parking in their lot (and you could probably sneak into the Refillery's lot if you had to). The staff: There were maybe 3-4 people working there and they all seemed quite friendly and pleasant. I didn't ask any questions about the food or beer (it's all rather self-explanatory).
Matthew Garippa
Great brewery.
PJ Kennedy
Nice little brewery with a great selection of beers and additional drinks/nonalcoholic options. There are various food choices, we tried the pretzel which was delicious. We really appreciated that one of the staff quickly had a set of crayons and papers ready when our toddler was getting antsy.
Eden Charny
Have your private event here!!! Or just come for the great drinks, amazing food and friendly staff. We held our rehearsal dinner/welcome drinks here for our wedding and Kingston Standard hit the nail on the head with the indoor/outdoor taproom vibe. Rhys, the manager, was so amazing to work with throughout the entire process. We got rave reviews from the guests! We can't wait to come back for years to come.
Ryan M.
We were driving through Kingston and decided to stop for a quick dinner. We got a couple beers and split the Sourdough Soft Pretzel and Compost Pizza. I had the Sour IPA which really enjoyed and the pizza was fresh and tasty. The staff was quick, friendly, and helpful. There was ample indoor and outdoor seating. The interior was simple, modern/industrial, clean, but a little echoy because of all the hard surfaces. Overall, I definitely recommend.
Good pizza, good draft selection, cool scene. What's not to like?
Pablo Z.
Smooth, easy-drinking beers for a wide appeal. Really solid Neapolitan-style pizzas; both crisp and chewy. Good vibe inside, worth a drive to the slightly remote hood.
Alan Mingen
Good beer, pizza, and oysters. German style beers. Friendly staff. Indoor and outdoor seating.
New England Foodie
Great place. All beers are low on the ABV scale, but the staff is great and the environment is relaxed. The food looks great. I'll have to try it out next time!
IvyDad
Located in what appears to be a former garage, this is casual dining with fine dining food prices for portion size. You order and pay at the counter, and they deliver the food to the table. Beer is their main business, it seems. Now the lobster rolls are simply incredible with simply buttery lobster on a soft roll with no fillers. However, the portion is small, much smaller than a similar priced lobster roll at a Sayville, NY favorite. A large eater would need to order 2 ($56 at this writing), but it does come with a small bag of potato chips, also. Not being a beer drinker myself, we did order a couple of their brews, and they were quite good.
Great place to stop in and have a pint of beer. In addition to having beer they also have wine and cider. They also have food.
Came here during a weekend upstate, and the whole group thinks that this is some of the best - if not the best - pizza we have EVER had! So insanely delicious - try the potato pizza if it's still on the menu. Also love the community 'pay it forward' program they offer at checkout - amazing initiative!
Yummy beer, pizza & oysters. Stick to the basics for a win!
Our favorite traditional thin crust pizza, great fresh oysters, salads, fine beers, etc. Casual but excelkent & very friendly.
I want to start off by saying the Pizza is AMAZING!!! When you're a first time person ordering over the phone and you see a pizza for $20 and the photo you have shows a "normal" size pizza that is what you would expect when you pick it up. It would be great if you either said how many servings or diameter so if you're a person ordering on the phone you know how many people it will serve. I had to go get more food because I was under the assumption it was a large pie. GREAT PIZZA though!!!
I struggled with three vs four stars, but the only detractor is really the pricing. Everything else is good. The setup: I like the setup, though I do always struggle with places that don't make it obvious how to order. How do they expect people to know what to do their first time there? In this case, you place your order at the counter and they bring the food to you. You can open a tab or pay up front, but you don't settle the check at the table. There are large bench tables inside, and several outside on a patio- one area was covered and one not (at least while I was there) There is a really cool vibe, despite relatively sparse interior design. The food: There are not a ton a choices, but pizza is a good choice for satisfying almost everyone (ok, some people can't have gluten, or cheese, etc; but they do have two kinds of salad and oysters available). We tried the margherita and pepperoni pizzas, as well as the pretzel, all were great. The pizzas are only available as whole pies; they look to be somewhere between "personal" sized and 10" maybe? They range from $18-$20, which is about the limit of what I would pay for a pizza of this size, considering we needed two of them to feed two adults and a child (and were still hungry, even after a pretzel to boot). The drinks: An excellent selection, but beer here starts at $7. While less expensive than their nearest competitor (Ollies) they could still stand to offer a PBR or similar 'cheap beer' in an effort to keep a meal here under $35 per person with tax and tip. The location: Very centrally located off Broadway in the middle of the city of Kingston. There is ample parking in their lot (and you could probably sneak into the Refillery's lot if you had to). The staff: There were maybe 3-4 people working there and they all seemed quite friendly and pleasant. I didn't ask any questions about the food or beer (it's all rather self-explanatory).
Great brewery.
Nice little brewery with a great selection of beers and additional drinks/nonalcoholic options. There are various food choices, we tried the pretzel which was delicious. We really appreciated that one of the staff quickly had a set of crayons and papers ready when our toddler was getting antsy.
Have your private event here!!! Or just come for the great drinks, amazing food and friendly staff. We held our rehearsal dinner/welcome drinks here for our wedding and Kingston Standard hit the nail on the head with the indoor/outdoor taproom vibe. Rhys, the manager, was so amazing to work with throughout the entire process. We got rave reviews from the guests! We can't wait to come back for years to come.
We were driving through Kingston and decided to stop for a quick dinner. We got a couple beers and split the Sourdough Soft Pretzel and Compost Pizza. I had the Sour IPA which really enjoyed and the pizza was fresh and tasty. The staff was quick, friendly, and helpful. There was ample indoor and outdoor seating. The interior was simple, modern/industrial, clean, but a little echoy because of all the hard surfaces. Overall, I definitely recommend.
Restaurantji Recommends
Good pizza, good draft selection, cool scene. What's not to like?
Smooth, easy-drinking beers for a wide appeal. Really solid Neapolitan-style pizzas; both crisp and chewy. Good vibe inside, worth a drive to the slightly remote hood.
Good beer, pizza, and oysters. German style beers. Friendly staff. Indoor and outdoor seating.
Great place. All beers are low on the ABV scale, but the staff is great and the environment is relaxed. The food looks great. I'll have to try it out next time!
Located in what appears to be a former garage, this is casual dining with fine dining food prices for portion size. You order and pay at the counter, and they deliver the food to the table. Beer is their main business, it seems. Now the lobster rolls are simply incredible with simply buttery lobster on a soft roll with no fillers. However, the portion is small, much smaller than a similar priced lobster roll at a Sayville, NY favorite. A large eater would need to order 2 ($56 at this writing), but it does come with a small bag of potato chips, also. Not being a beer drinker myself, we did order a couple of their brews, and they were quite good.