Two Roads Brewing Company

I stopped at Two Roads Brewing Company on my way to ferry and was not disappointed! The space is so cool and I love the old vibe, I enjoyed an Italian Pilsner 🍺 and had a great chat with Zach who was very knowledable on the product! I wish I had more time to sit and enjoy a pizza or even play with the fun arcade style games but I will have to come back. The restroom was clean and simple, not sure about the full accessibility of the building but it is truly majestic to see the brewery in action!

Amazing place... wonderful people...great for parties, retreats and celebrations...the non-alcoholic beers 🍺 were incredible....I am sure others drinks (that I don't have) are equally great

This was my first time at Two Roads after hearing great things and seeing the beer options at almost every bar I go to. Annie was the best. She was so upbeat and knew everything about each beer I asked about. We will definitely be back!

On October 5th, 2024, my niece and I went to Two Roads to try flights of their beers. We left feeling welcomed by the staff that we now consider family. Bryan was our bartender. He was extremely knowledgeable about the beers, giving us his honest opinions and really wanted our feedback once we tried the beers we selected. We were given a food menu. Two Roads owned a restaurant across the brewery called Two Roads Food Hall + Bar: A Fork In The Road Less Traveled. This is mostly a quick and easily hand held bar food but it's top notch. My neice had the Mac and cheese while I also had Mac and cheese but with barbecue pulled pork. Absolutely delicious. Creamy cheese and perfect pasta but that pulled pork was generous, cooked properly and seasoned just right. An enjoyable experience. A must return to try other items on the menu. We asked about a tour of the facility. For just $5, paid at the gift shop, and I'll get to that later, we had a well guided tour by Amy. We absolutely loved Amy. She gave us the history of the brewery, the beer brewing process, and the many steps all the way up to bottling or canning. We felt at home with Amy and she answered many questions. Amy also gave us a quick tour of Two Roads' newest brewery, Area Two Experimental Brewery. We didn't have a lot of time to try what the brewery had to offer but we were both impressed with the atmosphere and the potential of this being THE spot to celebrate with friends and family. Maybe I'll return to do a review for Area Two. Hopefully, we will see Amy again. Before we left, my neice and I fell in love with the brewery and had to check out the gift shop. Makya tended the shop and she was just as pleasant and helpful as the rest of the staff. We bought a lot of items. A lot! We took home some beers in cans, tee shirts and hooded sweatshirt, the flight paddle with 5 glasses plus more but as you would guess we went overboard but it just a perfect way to end the day. Any glass we purchased was carefully wrapped by Makya and it arrived home without any cracks or chips. We entered the gift shop twice and Makya held on to our purchase when we went into the tour for us. We went back a second time to get more merch. This brewery really is the best in the state. Prove me wrong if you must but Two Roads serves exclusively their own beers, cans other beers like Lawson's Sip of Sunshine from Vermont, and is currently about to branch off to new territory with Area Two that will distill gin, rum, and whiskey and more. You need to come here to try the beers and get a true experience of the great friendly staff and a pride of Connecticut brewing. This is a destination for a perfect travel guide to the state.

Stop in here thinking they would be serving food as Google Maps doesn’t show any no food available on Mondays or Tuesdays! Hence the four stars. This is a very interesting spot to stop being the largest beer brewery in Ct.!

Between the two breweries, the hop yard, the food hall, the events and more, Two Roads is an amazing place. Been a fan and visiting since the very beginning and it’s awesome to continue to watch them grow and evolve.

Recently went to the renovated two roads brewery. They now have plenty of seating and took over the restaurant across the street. You can order from the bar and it will be delivered to the table. Really great change and space. The food was good. We got the bratwurst.. very good with potatoes 🥔 salad. Parking is always good here too!

This is a great craft brewery with many different beers on tap and for sale in the company store. They do growlers as well. Food trucks frequently park just outside the front door. Update 3/2024: The place is still great. Same great beers and some new ones too. Update 4/2025: They sort of serve food now that they bought a restaurant across the street. You order at the bar and they bring it to you. Limited menu, but good and consistent with what I expect from a brew type establishment. Still five stars in my book.

Two roads brewing was a hit for me. I enjoyed my meal here. We got the side winder fries. The chicken dippers and the alla vodka pizza. I was pleased with all three meals. The service was great the restaurant is nice and clean. Feels airy. I can see myself here again for a lunch and some brews for sure. I enjoyed the vibe.

We came here for the paws and pints event where you could bring your doggie for multitude of activities. It could be a little overwhelming, but there was plenty of space for the doggies to go. There was live music, food vendors and many doggie vendors with an array of food, treats, and other items for pups The line was long but the service was quick for both the hotdog line and the beer garden.

This was a bathroom break on 95! Easy on/off. Decent sized parking lot. We popped in, used the bathroom, perused the gift shop. Bought some beer to go. Cute shop, love their dedication to VW buses! I can share, my husband has always had respect for Two Roads beer. Maybe next time we will stay a little longer.

I've been here three times now and must say the atmosphere and beer is a vibe, always a great time. The staff is super chill and friendly. The bathroom was a spiritual awakening. Clean, quiet, perfect acoustics. 10/10 would defecate again.

Fun place and great live entertainment, the food is excellent, we had the wedge salad and the margherita flat bread pizza and it was so good . Also tried the NO LIMITS beer and that was by far the BEST brewery beer I've ever had . Service was great and everyone was so friendly and helpful . My only issue if with the bathroom , they only have bathrooms inside the building up a longggg flight of stairs ,not really very helpful if you don't have an elevator . And the outside bathroom is ports porta potty so not exactly very nice . They should consider building a small bathroom outside . Aside from that the place is awesome , plenty of space inside and out . Go check it out !!

Absolutely a blast to sit back and enjoy Two Roads Brewery. First beer I had was the Honeyspot, 16 oz glass was delicious and very refreshing after a ling day of walking. We akso ordered a flight with Lushee Passion fruit, Summer Heaven, Road to Ruin, Fruity Juicy, dos caminos and the honey spot. The lushee passion fruit cuts right to the point, i was having a burger and it just cuts thru the fat with a high level of citrus. The summer heaven is nice, subtle but very well rounded beer. The fruity juicy surprised me, its very berry like but it went great with the chicken wings with pineapple sauce. The least favorite beer was the dos camino- cery mineral and flat. We order churros to taste it with our flight of beer. The chirros kick ass. For sure a good way to finish the meal.

I highly HIGHLY recommend going on a brewery tour here! It's only $5 and you get several samples of beer. Amanda was awesome and taught us so much! I feel like on most tours you just learn a little bit about hops and malt, but here we learned all sorts of niche interesting facts. They only have tours on Saturdays at 1:30 and 3:30 because that's when production is closed. Overall this was a top tier brewery experience! The staff here are so friendly and nice. We had two flights for $15 each and the flight pours are honestly massive. That allowed us to try pretty much everything on the menu. This brewery is more focused on the classic IPAs whereas the Area Two across the street has more of the experimental brews. The gift shop is great too, they have plenty of Two Roads gear for the beer lover in your family. There's not a whole lot to do in this area, but it's worth coming here for Two Roads alone!

Two roads is a must stop when touring breweries in CT. So many options for beer and other beverages. My husband tried a non alcoholic brew they offered and it was great tasting. I had one of their new canned drinks by Guy Fieri- a take on a half and half hard beverage (lemonade and iced tea). Super refreshing! It's a fun spot with a bunch of people and things to do. You could easily spend a day here between visiting the brewery, area 2, and the food hall!

On October 5th, 2024, my niece and I went to Two Roads to try flights of their beers. We left feeling welcomed by the staff that we now consider family. Bryan was our bartender. He was extremely knowledgeable about the beers, giving us his honest opinions and really wanted our feedback once we tried the beers we selected. We were given a food menu. Two Roads owned a restaurant across the brewery called Two Roads Food Hall + Bar: A Fork In The Road Less Traveled. This is mostly a quick and easily hand held bar food but it's top notch. My neice had the Mac and cheese while I also had Mac and cheese but with barbecue pulled pork. Absolutely delicious. Creamy cheese and perfect pasta but that pulled pork was generous, cooked properly and seasoned just right. An enjoyable experience. A must return to try other items on the menu. We asked about a tour of the facility. For just $5, paid at the gift shop, and I'll get to that later, we had a well guided tour by Amy. We absolutely loved Amy. She gave us the history of the brewery, the beer brewing process, and the many steps all the way up to bottling or canning. We felt at home with Amy and she answered many questions. Amy also gave us a quick tour of Two Roads' newest brewery, Area Two Experimental Brewery. We didn't have a lot of time to try what the brewery had to offer but we were both impressed with the atmosphere and the potential of this being THE spot to celebrate with friends and family. Maybe I'll return to do a review for Area Two. Hopefully, we will see Amy again. Before we left, my neice and I fell in love with the brewery and had to check out the gift shop. Makya tended the shop and she was just as pleasant and helpful as the rest of the staff. We bought a lot of items. A lot! We took home some beers in cans, tee shirts and hooded sweatshirt, the flight paddle with 5 glasses plus more but as you would guess we went overboard but it just a perfect way to end the day. Any glass we purchased was carefully wrapped by Makya and it arrived home without any cracks or chips. We entered the gift shop twice and Makya held on to our purchase when we went into the tour for us. We went back a second time to get more merch. This brewery really is the best in the state. Prove me wrong if you must but Two Roads serves exclusively their own beers, cans other beers like Lawson's Sip of Sunshine from Vermont, and is currently about to branch off to new territory with Area Two that will distill gin, rum, and whiskey and more. You need to come here to try the beers and get a true experience of the great friendly staff and a pride of Connecticut brewing. This is a destination for a perfect travel guide to the state.

I came in from out of state and visited this well known brewery with my Dad. The beer selection was fantastic and Brittany at the bar was super enthusiastic and very knowledgeable about the beer. We really enjoyed ourselves!

Unfortunately it was a Monday night so it was pretty much empty. Bartender was great and beers are even better. Two roads makes some great beer! I've always loved their IPAs so that was a given. Roadsmarys baby was an exceptional pumpkin beer. Delicious. Also really enjoyed the espresway. A really good espresso beer. Looking forward to returning

Two Roads, an excellent addition to the Connecticut brewery scene, is a usual stop for us when we are in the area. The tap room is long and narrow, with views overlooking the main brewery operation on the other side of glass windows. We sampled several different beers, as well as the cocktails and seltzers. Good - The cocktails were a hit with the ladies, made with vodka, they were a fan favorite. - The selection of IPAs is immense. - The taproom is lively, well decorated and spacious. - Favorite beer: Summer Heaven, very tropical with a strong hoppy note. - The options are varied for any type of beer drinker. There are light beers, IPAs, dark beers, seltzers and canned cocktails, as well as N/A beers. Meh: - The ok2berfest beer was quite weak. Not the finest we've had. - No TVs - No food options in house We enjoy Two Roads and have frequented it in the past. Definitely a must stop if you are sampling beer in the area and a good place to hang out with family and friends. Stop here if you like hoppy IPAs especially.

Great service. Got my favorite hard seltzer that I wish I could buy more Easily in stores!

Went over Memorial Day weekend and to our surprised it was not as crowded as we expected. Started at the main hub and walked over to Area two. A big yard in-between both buildings with yard games and an outdoor beer tent. Picnic tables are outside and some food trucks as well. Area 2 has roof top seating and a very unique building. Looking forward to going back

Fun night out with friends. Had no idea they were as big of a facility as it was my first time here. Came for a beer tasting special event. Not a beer fan, truthfully, but was a fun night.

The place wasn't bad but there wasn't any type of food available on a rainy Saturday afternoon. I felt people were drinking too much with nothing to offset it. It's definitely a great space for a party.

Stopped in on the way back to NYC and each got a flight. Due to personal issues I have to take my time with drinking beer and especially when they are varying types of beers of various ABVs in a flight with fluctuating sugar content. At around 5:45, the music was abruptly shut off and they started cleaning up around us. I was trying my best to finish my last two 4oz samples. A guy working there was cleaning and putting up chairs and angrily says to us "You gotta finish up, we are closing." It was 6:06. At that time, I had one small 4 oz glass in front of me. I felt like I was intruding despite us closing out our tab and using the bathroom right after the lights went up. I felt unwelcome and clearly couldn't explain my current medical reasons for having to drink slowly so I left angry, defeated, and unlikely to return, all due to this man's desire to go home (which I can understand but also hey it's only 6 minutes past closing, cut me some slack). I left upset and won't return.

Great beer...is there more? Yes. Staff is super friendly. Clean operation. Nice and cozy.

The staff was great!! They walked us through all of the beer options, gave recommendations, and were super friendly. Ryan, the bartender was so patient with me, with my high maintenance requests. And the drink he mixed up was perfect! Annie was super sweet and friendly. They went above and beyond! Thinking about having a party here!

Went to the 104.1 radio event. Not enough staff. And this is not on two roads but 104.1 radio event was not as advertised. Confirmation upon registration said give awash every 20 mins and more than 2 hours in and nothing. If 104.1 has a future event, know that lines will be long for beer, food will not be great for what you pay

Another Oktoberfest at Two Roads! The event as a whole was good - good beer, good food (an excellent selection that would appeal to just about any palette) and fun entertainment! The biggest disappointment was that the event email stated free shuttles would be running all day from BOTH the train station AND the High School. We arrived early at 11:30 (the event began at 12) to catch the first shuttle. We waited until nearly 12:20 for the shuttle to arrive. We were waiting with nearly 100 people. Someone called and, at first, got a vague answer, then upon a second call, discovered the first shuttle was still 15 minutes away. We had to walk (in 80 degree heat with no water as outside beverages were not permitted) to the brewery. NOT COOL. After 8 years you would hope the biggest brewery in the area would have their act together.

We had the best summer day at Two Roads! We hung out at The Hop Yard with great live music, fun yard games, and the drinks were great. The slushie and Daybreaker Cocktail were especially refreshing! There were plenty of tables with umbrellas to hang out in the shade, and when they noticed that most seats were taken, they would bring out more Adirondack chairs to make sure everyone was comfortable. We even got to go on a tour of the main brewery and Area 2, which was so cool and very well done. I appreciated that they had a shuttle available between the two parts of the campus so that we didn't have to walk on the main road. I was truly amazed at how Two Roads was quite literally a campus; I've never been to a brewery this large before! I will definitely be back here to hang out with friends!

I had never been to Two Roads before, but chose them as the venue for my husband's surprise 30th birthday party - and I could not be happier! We worked with Ronnie, who was an absolutely flawless collaborator. There was no question he could not answer or problem he could not solve - including helping a very pregnant lady (me) get all of her party supplies upstairs! Knowing that my husband is a huge pumpkin spice fan, Ronnie went above and beyond to bring in their pumpkin beer to the Vault Room for him, even though it was for the tasting room only - so conscientious and thoughtful! Because I was pregnant and could not taste what I heard were delicious beers, Ronnie also made sure a non-alcoholic beer was available for me to feel like part of the fun. Our party was in the beautiful Vault Room, which was the perfect size for our 50 guests. It would be a great space for a bridal/baby shower, rehearsal dinner, or birthday party for sure! The vibe was very cool and could have totally stood on its own even without decoration. It had its own private unisex bathroom as well as immediate access to hallway bathrooms, the gift shop, and the tasting room. We were able to play our own music, set up a projector, and even have cornhole going. So, from planning to setup and breakdown, every part of our party at Two Roads was fabulous. Every guest enjoyed the variety of delicious beers, the cool vibe of the space, and the atmosphere of fun Two Roads creates. I would highly recommend Two Roads for any event!

The food was delicious. The ambiance great and inviting and the general atmosphere was very pleasant and friendly.

Two Roads was an amazing spontaneous choice on a nice Saturday afternoon. Two Roads was not busy at all like I expected from other reviews. We were greeted immediately and asked if we wanted to sign up for the tour. That was the main reason for our visit so we immediately signed up before spots were taken. My husband and I grabbed two 4oz beers each after signing up for the 1:30 tour and sat at a wooden spool table. The bartenders were quick and kept everyone hydrated. Our beer tasted great and we were ready to learn how Two Roads makes their beer. The party of 5 never showed up to the shared tour which was great because my husband and I had one on one attention with the knowledgeable tour guide (who also is hands on with crafting the beer). We got to try two other beers during the tour (probably got 6oz total each which is really generous) and smell the dark and light wheat and hops, which was really neat! The tour was probably 30 minutes but we learned a lot AND got to see one of the new beers in production. After our tour, we received two coins to take to Area 2 Experimental Brewing next door (about a 5 minute walk) for two free 4oz beers. We definitely didn't go home dry that day but we did go home happy after trying so many different types of beer.

Grab your drinks upstairs at the bar and head back outside to the patio! Great atmosphere and good beer. I wish the beer was a tiny bit colder (maybe refrigerate the glasses?) but it was good overall. Fun to taste the flight. They technically don't allow modifications to the flight but you can order flight sized portions of any beer you want. Order from PizzaCo while you drink! They will run the food over to you. We had a great pizza and a great Nutella pizza!

Two Roads Brewing Company is a craft brewery that opened in Stratford, Connecticut in December 2012. It was founded by business partners Brad Hittle, brewmaster Phil Markowski, Clement Pellani and Peter Doering. Prior to careers in the beer industry, the four partners had either worked as engineers or in the offshore drilling industry. Markowski got into homebrewing in the 1980s and eventually decided to go into brewing as a new career. He worked at several breweries over the years and in the process won several medals and wrote a book on Farmhouse Ales. Hittle and Pellani did marketing for beer brands such as PBR, Rolling Rock, and Lone Star. Eventually the four got together with a dream of starting their own craft brewery. The location they picked to house their dream was the 100-year-old U.S. Baird Factory in Stratford. Both the name of the brewery and their slogan "The Road Less Traveled" are references to the Robert Frost poem "The Road Not Taken". They don't just think of it as their slogan, it's the philosophy for everything that they do. Since opening, Two Roads has become not just the largest brewery in Connecticut but also one of the Top 50 independent craft breweries in the United States (out of 8,000+). I recently rode my bicycle down to Two Roads in time for their noon opening. It's a 30-mile trek from my house so I was very thirsty. The brewery is very special to me because I actually had a part-time job there as a bar back from 2014-2015. Although I no longer work in the craft beer industry, I definitely learned a lot from my time there. I still like to stop by every now and then and see all of the changes and additions they make. Compared to when I worked there, their roster of beers has grown immensely. After looking over the menu, I decided to order their "Hazy Flight" of various hazy New England IPAs. This included "Lil' Juicy", "Cloud Sourced", "Hay-Z-Boy", "Two Juicy" and "Mega Juicy". I enjoyed them all but the latter was my favorite of the bunch. It's always good to get back to my old stomping grounds and try their new offerings.

Went to CT Pizza and Brew fest. Stopped by Two Roads. Imagine my surprise when I was charged $17.25 for a beer on tap. There was no menu or signage warning me of the price. There is no way I would normally pay that much for a beer. I should have walked away but reluctantly paid the outlandish price. After paying over $100 for 3 tickets to the festival plus parking, plus pizza by the slice, this was an expensive afternoon, not worth the cost or the ambiance. Ticket takers did not even bother to tell us where the beer tastings were happening, so we did not find the beer garden until we were already fed up and on our way out. All in all, a big rip off. I do not recommend anyone opt to attend next year if this becomes an annual event.

Courteous staff and a beautiful facility. The IPA sampler was a big hit Definitely a must stop!!!

I've always loved Two Roads. My husband and I had our first date there and we continuously return to try new beers. They truly have everything your craft beer loving self could want - from bourbon barrel aged beer to sours to stouts and everything in between, Two Roads has you covered. They even have nonalcoholic options for Dry January! My new favorite recently is the blueberry lemon gose. Check them out if you're in the Stratford CT area!

A variety of different beers with two distinct breweries in one location. Both with relaxing indoor and outdoor areas

I have been to Two Roads on multiple occasions but had to go again recently to check out the TwoConn collaboration as a UCONN alum... the beer, as advertised, is light and easy to drink; which I appreciated as I am not the biggest of beer drinkers. There is ample parking and usually a food truck on site... you are also able to bring your own snacks. The taproom is cozy and rustic; although it is large seating does fill up. Prices are fair, staff is friendly. A great place to spend your afternoon or evening.

One of the top microbreweries in the country and I am here to sing it's praises. No food just beer - feel free to bring your own beer or buy from the food trucks - can be a very lively social setting with a nice crowd. They know and love their beer and it shows in their enthusiasm, creativity, their sophistication and expertise, and clean and marvelously organized facility. Do take the tour you will learn so much about the process of making high quality brew and what differentiates between them. Lots of tastings and lecture about the process and individual beers along the way - when I asked they even showed me their cool PerkinElmer ICP MS quality control instrumentation Go. Great fun and beer in a beer cathedral.

I learned that this is one of the biggest brewery in the state of CT and main distro to many other brands. Average size place and like most breweries, reasonably priced. Flights cost $12 for 5 options. Seating was a bit challenging on this Sunday afternoon. The upstairs bathroom in the rear is unisex as a heads up. Overall, enjoyed my experience and most of my IPA samples for the day.

Covid precautions are great HOWEVER save yourself and DO NOT order the blood peach lambic (it comes in a flight) it taste like vomit ... trust me. It remained me of the morning after a frat party. But the service is great the food truck (Me'stezo) was good the guacamole was great!

For all you beer dislikers, have no fear! This one's for you: I visited here on a Saturday afternoon. The place was super packed with no available tables. We ended up standing at the bar, which was really right and uncomfortable. We got pushed every time people walked by us. Luckily we were able to grab a table from a group that was on their way out. For a person who is not a beer drinker, I enjoyed my visit to Two Roads. I really dislike beer, but figured I'd have to try one at the brewery. I appreciated the layout of the menu, which made it easy to sort through the beers. I ordered the Persian Lime ($6.50). I really enjoyed this sour beer because it didn't have that standard beer taste to it. In fact, it actually tasted like juice. If you're not a beer person, I suggest trying one of the sour beers.

Awesome brewery, so glad we found it. It's a huge place with so many different areas - area 1 taproom, outside seating, area 2. During the pandemic they are only taking reservations for inside and outside, nothing for area 2 which is their experimental area. Area 1 is so big they didn't have to move tables for social distancing. Plenty of space for everyone to enjoy. Outside was a lot of fun. It's very spread out, Adirondack chairs in the grass. They have food trucks for both areas and they're always pretty good. Everyone is so friendly and knowledgable about the beer. If you're looking for more of a variety of beers, I would sit inside where they have more choices on tap. Be sure to make a reservation, they don't take walk-ins.

My wife and I stopped into Two Roads today rather spontaneously because we were in the area and had some time to kill, so we decided to see about doing the brewery tour or maybe just visit the tasting room. We walked in the front door, up some stairs, and past a party room where they were holding a baby shower (fun idea). We signed up for the tour at the gift shop and then each ordered a couple 4oz samples in the tasting room while we waited. Lucky for us, the other group was a no-show so we received a private tour where we could bombard the guide with a million questions and take our time inspecting every stage of the process. We were given a couple more samples while on the tour, then when it concluded we received a couple wooden tokens to be exchanged for free samples at Area 2, their experimental brewery division down the street. So we took the short 4 minute walk down the street to Area 2 where we redeemed our tokens. The experimental beer menu was so enticing that we also ordered a flight. The $10 Chips & Salsa also really hit the spot. Five different salsas to choose from (jalapeño pineapple was great!) and a whole bag of chips was such a pleasant surprise. I'm a little upset that I've slept on this place for so many years! They weren't busy on a beautiful Saturday afternoon so the service was immediate, and the entire staff was friendly and helpful from start to finish. This is how you run a business!

Took a short road trip to CT yesterday since it's one of the only "open" states. Made a reservation for inside for 4pm and it was everything I wanted, or needed, and more. We were the very first table of the day and although we had a 90 minute time limit we were informed that if no one was scheduled for our table, we could extend. 30 minutes prior to our time being up an employee came by to let us know, but we opted not to extend. I don't say this lightly, but this is by far one of the best breweries I've ever been to. The space is huge, comfortable, and the service is excellent. Joe was attentive, friendly, and fun. They have an arrangement with the pizza place across the street - Pizzaco - where you can order in, or place an order with one of the food servers who comes over. Huge outdoor space, plenty of parking, and a great store to grab some beer, bar mats, tap handles, posters, etc. Will be back as soon as I can.

Awesome place. Very clean. Nice staff. Bathrooms are immaculate. Great beer. Lots of parking.

I've been here plenty of times and absolutely love the beer here and the location is so convenient off of I-95! As everyone is these days, my boyfriend and I were looking for something fun to do outdoors that didn't break the bank and would be conscious of social distancing and two roads was everything we wanted! Reserving a table has never been easier and I really hope they keep this system even after covid restrictions end. We reserved the night before and walked to the table in front outside and were seated within a few minutes. I really like that they have booked slots for 90 minutes and we never felt rushed at all. We ordered our drinks from the friendly beertender and then ordered some food by texting the food truck. Payment was contactless and there were plenty of tables that were spread out. We'll definitely be back soon!

Love this place! We have been going here for years and their beer is really good. They are currently open in their outside area with lots of tables covered by tents or umbrellas. You need a reservation now and have a 1 1/2 hour time limit. They are really quick bringing your drinks to the table. The service is great! Can't wait to go back again and try one of their seltzers next time.

Enjoy a great flight of beer! People were wonderful and we ordered in pizza. Try the IPA's

Took my dad for father's day to the brewery which he had never been too. We went on the tour which was both informative and well worth it's $5 admission. I love the idea that despite the fact that they don't sell food that they bring in local vendors who do and share their success. We also visit area 2 and it was a little bit quieter than the main brewery but as a lover of sours, it was a good change.

Amazing as usual and today we tried the Pineapple Supper D Sweet Chili Wings and they were over the top and it paired well with the Holiday Ale! All their beer is the best in the country. Highly recommend!

If you're a Connecticuter who has not yet gotten into the beer scene here in the nutmeg state, Two Roads will get you hooked. Not only do they have great beers (I recommend the Honey Spot!), but they have a huge venue with a laid back atmosphere. My husband and I often enjoy going here for a relaxed afternoon. We especially like going in spring, summer or early fall when you can hang out outside and play cornhole while enjoying your beer.

Two roads diverged in a wood, and I-- I took the one less traveled by, And that has made all the difference. "The Road Not Taken" by Robert Frost (1920) What an incredible success story lies down that less traveled road! Two Roads Brewery is only five years old but it has catapulted to the top of the heap in Connecticut and shows no signs of slowing down. It's adding a second brewing facility (25,000 SF) near their massive existing structure, and they'll be opening a taproom in Bradley Airport just about any day. There is a festive party-like atmosphere inside, where hundreds of people are enjoying themselves and drinking some great beer. We visited on a Saturday just after noon, and by the time we left a few hours later, the line to get into the facility snaked ridiculously long out the front door and into the parking lot. We signed up for the 1:00 tour, and at just $5 it was a tremendous value, featuring tons of great information on the history of the brewery and samples of five different beers from Two Roads' impressive repertoire. They produce 23 beers divided into their Year Rounds (7), Seasonals (5), and Limited Releases (11). Among the beers we tried were Worker's Comp, Honeyspot Road, and No Limits. I liked them all, even the Honeyspot Road Wheat IPA (I normally can't stand IPA's). But as great as the beers are, they are only one part of the Two Roads Experience. First of all -the place is massive with a huge bar, dozens of tables and bar stools, a growler filling station, tables selling cheese platters, and all sorts of tables for promotions. They have a big gift shop. They have private rooms for special events. They have an enormous production area with as much stainless steel piping and kettles and tanks as you have ever seen in your life. Take the tour -it's really worth it. Well done Two Roads- you definitely chose the right road to success

Two roads brewery is one of the best breweries that we have visited in the Tri state area. They have a wonderfully friendly staff, large open space, a full service bar and large selection of beers. After sampling 5 types of beer for $10-11, you can choose to buy a pint or take home a 4-pak, 6-pak or growler. The 17 different types of frosty beers gaurantees a brew that delights everyone in your party. From Queens, it's a short 1 hour drive into Stratford, CT. We arrived around 12 pm on Sunday. The brewery had a couple scattered parties at that time. Some of the staff were kind enough to give us a short history about the space before we proceeded to sample every beer on their menu. I loved the spinning bar stools and the round wooden tables. Two hands lets you bring in outside food so we brought a mini picnic of smoked Gouda, challah bread, Terra blue chips to accompany our generously-poured cold brews. My favorites were the light fruity fragrant Honeyspot Road IPA, the light nutty barley taste of the No Limits hefeweizen and the expresso smoothness of the Pachamamma Porter. So many great tasting beers! We could have stayed longer but it got very crowded around 2-3 pm. We finished our samples and headed to the gift shop.We bought a six pack of our favorites and one quart of the frosty cherry sour beer to enjoy at home. It was a great day trip and a great time!

Bustling brewery with a wide variety of beers, live music and a great energy throughout. We visited on December 31st and the place was packed. Staff was friendly and they do check IDs at the door. Bathroom on the main floor is problematic- men and women going into the same bathroom at the same time. That's going to be a hard no for me - thanks.