Knucklehead Craft Brewing

We have been coming for over a year. The atmosphere is very inviting. It’s a neighborhood bar where the emphasis is on beer, pub food and conversation. I am a big fan of their Day ta day IPA. If you are looking for big screen TVs and Bud Lite, it’s not your place. But if you like a choice of 8 or so microbrewed beers, some good Friday night live balladeering and the chance to interact with the families who own and run the place or simply friendly conversation with the regulars, this is for you. New soups every week, Panini’s and summer grilling of hamburgers etc are great compliments to the beers. Plus special events that all can enjoy quite often. Give it a try.

Few breweries have impressed me as much as Knucklehead has. It’s rare that I love each pour but every one was better than the last. Service was excellent as well! Highly recommend this brewery.

Great atmosphere, hometown feel, smoked mozzarella sandwich was amazing! Each beer was better then the next. We will be back !

I wasn’t too impressed with Knucklehead. The beers were mediocre at best and service was a bit slow. I did like the six beer flight which allowed me to try everything. Not sure if I’ll be back or not.

The craft brews are delicious and different than their typical counterparts. I prefer IPA and generally dislike porters, but here the quality of the beer branches out a little further allowing me to enjoy types of beer I don’t like elsewhere. The infusion of a small light fare keeps you here longer. The grill outside is basic but of decent quality. I have not had a chance to try their soups or new panini’s on the menu. I’m here frequently enough that I will eventually

Good beers in a friendly neighborhood spot. Really enjoyed the stout. The owners are hilarious. Careful with the tastings– they’re a great value and the alcohol really adds up! Scotch ale is wonderful… better than Rohrbachs in my opinion. Worth checking out. Definitely a wonderful addition to Webster.

What a great environment!!! An acoustic guitar player singing … Great beer and good food. Several different age groups here… And the owners talking to the customers like they were guests at their home., Two big thumbs up!!! I love this place!

This is a great place to socialize over a drink of craft beer. The kitchen should be open in the next week at the helm of a trained chef. They have been serving burgers and chicken on the grill which are amazing. Friday nights are filled with music from mike pullano. The best part is the beers served there. Their specialty is a variety of ales. Kathy’s Kreme ale is a lighter variety with the scotch ale and stout being a bit heavier. Try it out!

Great brewery, super nice family business. They have a grill operating right now for food. The burgers are delish. The beer is exceptional. I recommend the seasonal IPA. Will come back for sure.

We had been meaning to stop into this new micro-​brewery when up in Webster and we finally did on Friday night. This end of Webster really needed a place like this — a welcome addition. The beers are good though in summer I would like to see a wheat beer but that is me. The place feels very comfortable, like you are in someones very large living room (without the TV). The owners, mostly run by one family, are friendly and have created a warm atmosphere. Rumor has it that they are working to open a kitchen and will be serving food which is different than many of the other newly opened micro-​breweries. The only down side is that the parking is tight given the popularity of this place.

BEER¡!!! beautiful interior, the couches are a nice touch. The flight prices are reasonable, and the Belgian IPA rocks!!!

Good family run business next to my dogs doggie day care. Really good beer! The Kreme Ale is fantastic! Check it out!

After tracking their progress via Facebook, we were chomping at the bit for them to open. When we finally got word of their grand opening, we made a point to check it out. It was insanely crowded but we were able to get a tasting and grab a spot along the wall. It’s really cosy inside. Although I can’t say any of their brews are bad, I couldn’t find one that I felt I might want to drink on a regular basis. We also felt that their beer was a bit overpriced. My friends stated that you can get growlers at other places for roughly $ 5 less than what Knucklehead charges. I think they should consider lowering the price to stay competitive with other area microbreweries but what do I know. Granted this was opening night so perhaps things have changed.
The people were friendly and the atmosphere was great. I will definitely stop back to see how things are going. I’d love for them to stick around.
Parking can be an issue. Every Friday since their opening cars are lined up along Ridge Road on both sides. It’s a nightmare to drive past that stretch of road during happy hour!

Just a great place to sit with folks and have some craft brew. I’d give this five stars but I am selfishly waiting for a bourbon stout and will just have to settle for the other great beers until that happens.

Nice family run place to grab a quality brew and relax. Be sure to get yourself a flight and try all the wares. Really excited to try to IPA once it’s finished.

Beer: Tried the IPA and Kreme Ale and they were very good. We filled some growlers for family over the holidays and everyone enjoyed it. It’s nice to have a craft beer option closer to home!
Bar: I was surprised at how much seating there was at the actual bar, yet the room still felt spacious and not too crowded. The interior is really nice and relaxing, it helps that it’s brand new. I didn’t stay but would consider going back with some friends.