Lone Pine Brewing

Small outdoor area with table service, most tables full mid afternoon on a Wednesday. Beer quality was good, primarily IPAs with a few sours and a stout. Staff were excellent. Great place to visit.

Arrived just before a major downpour. Only pilot brews are done here now, most of their beers are brewed in Westbrook. Decent variety of beers on offer, flights of four 4 ounce pours for $8. Beers were mostly tasty. Food truck outside had good BBQ. Worth a stop.

Located about 200 feet from Urban Farm Fermentory, this is another warehouse brewery in the neighborhood. Smallish space that can only seat 25-30 with no bar seating. The service was attentive but I was sad to see they only had 4 beers on and all were IPA's which ranged from nondescript to solid.

Stopped in here late in June 2016. Bright well lit industrial garage warehouse space, tasting room seats 20+ with some picnic tables and a high top, and afew seats by the garage window. Brewhouse is down half a flight and had some activity going on while I was there. Wood over painted cinderblocks on a few of the walls. Beers prices were low enough that I felt bad ordering the sampler of 4x4oz for $6. Those are the only 4 things on tap though, so it’s a quick stop if that’s what you’re in the mood for. Server was super friendly. If the beers were terrible, it would probably still be worth a stop given the proximity to everything else (UFF, Rising Tide, Bunker, Maine Mead, Oxbow), but the beers are pretty good on top of that, even though there’s only four on tap. If Bunker is worth a stop (and it is) with 3 beers on, then this is certainly worth it with four. Fun place, friendly staff, relaxed vibe.

A nice new-ish addition to the east bay beer strip. Unusually cozy tasting room with various seating options overlooking the brewing operation. 4ish taps of their fine (but not particularly noteworthy) beers. Nice glassware. Hit it.