4 Best Craft Breweries near Lancaster

“We’ve been coming here for a few years now when we visit my parents. Lots of breweries have some decent beer, but everything here is good. Bourbon barrel? Wheat beer? Sour? Literally everything we have ever tried is GOOD. Not okay, not passable, GOOD, or often GREAT! No matter your preference, even if you’re looking for something non-alcoholic, there’s something you can enjoy here. That’s not even touching on the family atmosphere, the BEYOND stellar staff and service, or the amazing rotation of food trucks. Bottom line, this place rocks, and keeps us coming back!“

“Great variety of brews and wine. We instantly felt at home in the upscale country ambience. The bar, outside seating areas and expansive grounds were well maintained and welcoming. Owners were extra friendly, and prices were quite reasonable. We will visit again very soon!!“

“Great food and drinks in a chill environment. Finally got to eat here during music bingo and the place was PACKED! The food took awhile, and the servers seemed spread a bit thin, but overall had a good experience. My wings were pretty decent, but the sauces weren't anything to wrote home about. Had part of a prime rib dinner and it was alright (a bit tough). The fries are really good. The music bingo was a great time.“

“This is a review of Cloverleaf, their Irish stout. I've been trying different stouts for around thirteen years. I also learned to cook steak around thirteen years ago. While many porters and stouts pair well with steak, I can say confidently that Cloverleaf is THE beer to pair with steak. I don't like how other beer reviews use "notes of" as it sounds so pretentious sometimes, and yet Cloverleaf uses Earthy notes to perfection. I use Earth in terms of thinking about a pleasant hike in nearby Hocking Hills. I plan to make a pilgrimage to this brewery to celebrate the brew that is Cloverleaf.“