Latest reviews from Waynesboro

“First stop of the day, just opened, so it was very quiet. Interrio has high celings makiing it seem much bigger. U shaped bar, low table seating and they have a patio on a deck out front. Very helpful service. Foof available. Beers were average at best. Dedicated parking.“

stevoj 268 days ago

“A nice old place well kept up. Historic district of town. Close by river walk. We walked the river 1st and then had a nice meal. They have about 20 Beers on tap. I had a nice NEIPA and a Stout made locally.“

Ron 464 days ago

“What is it with western Virginia and destination breweries?? Another huge farm brewery, live country music, hoppin on a Friday night. Smells like cow shit in the parking lot, but bbq meat and campfires inside. I had great service at the outside bar. Tried their two medal winners and both were decent. Gose had that authentic sour mash flavor that you almost never get anymore with the rise of kettle sours.“

bytemesis 593 days ago

“Hanging light are nice, 12 taps and some beers of their in cans. Good bartender, knows his stuff and good stories. Everyone friendly! Parking is good. Bar seats 14 with plenty of tables Beer is made really good here. Next time I’m in neighborhood I will stop in! Cheers!“

unclefrito62 1711 days ago

“Pulled off the highway for gas and saw the signs. Glad I stopped by, outside appearance was deceiving, as the seating area was big and well decorated. Good selection, and the milk stout was delicious. They have live music as well (though not at 4pm)“

kidobutai 2001 days ago

“This is a bright, wide-open space in a nicely done area, with a full view of the brewery from the bar. We tried 4 different hop-laden varietals ... they were so similar that they were hard to distinguish from one another, visually, aromatically and flavor-wise. But they were all quite good. The staff was a bit aloof but available. We didn't try any food from the adjacent food purveyor, but it looked inviting! Brewery #841.“

Braudog 2150 days ago

“Nice tasting room with large bar and plenty of seating. They have a restaurant in the same building where you can get something to eat. Decent selection with 12-15 beers on tap, although they were very heavy on the light lagers. Not far off the interstate and worth the stop“

BeerdedDave 2163 days ago

“Took a short detour off I-64 to visit this place. We get their main line of beers in our area, but they had several seasonal and other special beers here. I think their kitchen and bars operate independently, which didn't look that friendly, but I didn't eat. Their beers are Ok to good, including the one draft I tried when visiting. Nice little place, I'd go back. Brewery #836.“

Braudog 2167 days ago

“Large indoor and outdoor space filled with games and room for live music. Excellent IPAs and DIPAs as well as stouts and lagers. Monthly canned beer releases and inexpensive prices for high quality offerings. Easy place to enjoy with the family, with friends, or a couple beers at the bar.“

sarro 2250 days ago

“I'm trying very hard to remember specific details about our visit to the brewery. I remember that we were there on an anonymous afternoon, early in the day. Likw 2 or 3 o'clock. I remember that we were there early in the day. And that our service was as nice and as personable and as friendly as any we've ever had. I'd just run my second marathon, and the bartender listened to my ranting and chimed in with her own input (she is a long distance runner), and made me feel like a friend. I remember that she talked to me about their beer in an nonest and forthright way ... this is the beer we are proud of, these other beers are the experiments, etc. She treatd me like I mattered, and that alone was woth the price of what we spent on a couple of flights and a couple of pints. I remember that a brought home a growler full of one of their experiential weird beers, and it was so weird that I decided by beer. I remember that I was grateful to 7 Arrows for the chance to try it, and I was grateful to the barmaid for treating me like a person. And I remeber thinking that if I lived anywhere near Waynesboro, I'd be a happy and regular customer. I love a brewery that treats me like a person who wants to share their highs and lows with me. It makes me feel like I matter. God bless you and keep you, Seven Arrows. You were one of my highlights of 2017.“

Darwenus 2320 days ago

“I like the "metalcrafters" look they've got going on. The bartenders were both cool and knew their beers pretty well. The best beers are their hoppy offerings, but they do well with their porter and stout as well. The food was very tasty, not too cheap though.“

Emeister84 2330 days ago

“I’ve been twice. The first time was a better experience than the second, though the second wasn’t bad. 10 beers on tap yesterday 6/23/17, 5 of which I hadn’t sampled. The Bask IPA was very good, but the rest were meh. $2 sample, no discount for only a half-pour. Service was meh - no conversation (other than on the phone to someone else). It’s a clean, modern room, but perhaps someone at the bar that appreciates beer and doesn’t mind answering some questions or just being friendly would help them out a bit.“

hershiser2 2504 days ago

“I’ve been here a handful of times. Decent sized-room with a good bar. Beer menu in chalk on a large board and a paper copy available. 13 (I think) on tap. They have their flagships that are always there (6) and rotating seasonals. Beers range from average to interesting (nothing bad). They’ve had barrel aged brews and lambics on different times I’ve visited. Service has always been friendly but not overly talkative. Sometimes I’m fine with that. I’ll be back.“

hershiser2 2504 days ago

“Large place that looks ultramodern, but is a retooling of a machine shop. Long bar with restaurant tables in the front room. Ping pong, shuffleboard, cornhole and other games in the cavernous warehouse space. Gorgeous brewing equipment. Friendly staff. Beers were just OK but will hopefully settle out. Plenty of parking. Food truck. Fun place. Worth a stop.“

Travlr 2658 days ago

“Fucking weird visit. I did not ask about the non-potable water and weird house rules mentioned earlier. Some questions you don’t want to know the answer. The place is beautiful. Stunningly so. The brewery itself is high ceilings, horse themed (makes sense since its located on a horse farm), open, fairly bright. Large bar, decent amount of seating. Outside is a nicely manicured horse farm located in a valley with some pretty awesome views. Service was sub-par. I did get decent service... when I got it... but even with 5 servers that had 3 customers including me, service was hard to come by. As for the beer, a couple were decent but generally they were thin and/or off balance. Did not try the food. Prices were fine. Not worth going out of your way at this point.“

Drake 2682 days ago

“Cool place. Large modern building attached to a dismal looking massive industrial complex. Bright inside. Large. Comfortable with a large seating area, decent sized bar and a lot of arcade games. I could kill some time here. Friendly bartender. 9 beers on offer, a good mix of strengths and styles. Beer quality ranged from average and a bit disjointed to quite good. About 50/50. Good prices, $2 per sample, $5ish per pint. Waynesboro is not exactly a beer destination (maybe some day) but this is a quality stop.“

Drake 2682 days ago

“This is in a really nice setting. Seems to be a commercial farm with a lot of moving parts - events hall for weddings etc, horses, a brewery of course, and even a beach volleyball court. The tasting room is large with a big U-shaped bar at one end. 16 beers available when I stopped by, including a number of small batch things. Most were tasty and creative. Staff were friendly, although Ethan kept calling me brother even though we’re not related. ;-). Food was tasty, mainly BBQ based. Worth a stop for sure.“

Travlr 2784 days ago

“A small place located on Main Street. Parking is all parallel but for a large free parking lot about a block away. The bartender was very hospitable and pretty knowledgeable about beer as well. The food was very good. I recommend ordering the chorizo and shrimp burger. There’s somewhere around 16-20 taps and about a dozen or so bottles/cans. If you’re in or around the Charlottesville-Waynesboro-Staunton area it’s certainly worth checking out.“

Emeister84 2804 days ago

“Beautiful location, lovely views, lots of beer! Whoa, this place will be great. Except no. Service was not only lacking but rude, beers themselves where less than tasty. "We can’t give you a glass of water because our water is not drinking quality." What? How the eff do you make your beer? Oh that explains the funky taste to almost all of them - or at least the ones you’ll let me try because you’re not allowed to try all of then on the same day. What? Yes. No biggie. The ones I tried sucked so...“

hershiser2 2818 days ago

“A great place to visit. We purchased food at Panera and enjoyed tasting their beers. Chris was at the bar and was most helpful The owners were in Denver. I liked the IPA and the Pressure Release Pale Ale. They have four 15 barrel systems with some 1 barrel systems to do experimental runs. Food trucks arrive at 4 PM. All beers were well made. They have some Lambics that are working in barrels in the fermentation room.“

Foxbush 3142 days ago

“Pretty easy to find. Decent parking. A large building with a lot of space outside as well. 12 beers on tap. Flight offerings. The beer is pretty solid. The staff was very nice.“

Emeister84 3193 days ago

“A medium sized one room bar with a space for tables and chairs and seating at the large u-shaped bar. 100% no frills and with a lack of windows it adds a steady air of gloomy. Other than the two Pilsners (one heavy with diacetyl) and a Stout, it was difficult to distinguish between the rest of the beers as they tasted so similar. Friendly chap behind the bar was a positive.“

nate2g 3321 days ago

“Just off the highway and just outside Staunton. Large parking area. Inside is cavernous but very sparse, almost hollow. Big U shaped bar. 12 beers on, all looked and tasted almost exactly alike. Nothing too terrible, but nothing remarkable or memorable either. Really friendly service. They’re planning an outdoor space for the summer, but except for that, best skipped, I think.“

Travlr 3324 days ago

“Stopped by here about two weeks after their opening. Fairly empty on a Sunday afternoon. They are still ramping up production, having seven beers on tap out of twelve taps. Nice, upscale vibe with a large granite bar and lots of tables. Some televisions along the back wall are present but not obtrusive. Customer service was mixed. On the plus side, very friendly. On the down side, not very helpful and it’s pretty lame for staff to be vaping behind the bar. 7 beer flight (4 oz) for $9 isn’t bad, growler fills for 10 and 15 are on the high side of decent. Small parking lot in front but there’s might be more parking in front of another business. Food truck was present. Beers were mixed in quality. Two were solid, the pilsner and milk stout, one had diacetyl, and the others were a little thin and disjointed, a sign that the brewery might be headed for greater things when they dial in the recipes. Not worth going out of your way for just yet, but I’m looking forward to seeing how they grow. And I am happy to choose a Virginia brewery for my 500th place rating!“

Drake 3392 days ago