A small crew dedicated to brewing fine craft beers started in an old Greenport firehouse in 2009, but their expanded brewery-restaurant in Peconic is a better spot to drink their popular Otherside West Coast IPA and seasonal offerings, like summer or pumpkin ales. The dog-friendly space features a large lawn (yes, there's cornhole!) that's perfect for day drinking.
Greenport Harbor Brewing
Long Island
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