The Flagship Brewing Company — Restaurant in New York

Who knew Staten Island had it's own brewery? The brewery itself is a decently sized and the offer flights of 4 beer tasting for around $8 [or one ticket]. They also offer ample seating, parking space, and games! Because being drunk makes board games a lot more fun. The brewmasters were also very generous and gave a well informative tour of the brewery [full disclosure, it was a bit boring but a lot more fun drunk ;)]. My only qualm is they do not offer any food options but they do have take out menus from nearby spots and two vending machines [FYI Snickers and beer, not a good mix]. If you like small independent breweries, its worth the trip as it is right by the ferry after a 15 - 20 minute walk or take the S51 and get off by the park [around 3 or 4 stops] and walk for like 5 minutes. And, also pick some of their swag, yes, they are a bit overpriced but you made the trip to the Forgotten Borough, you need to get a memento other...

I went here recently with 29 friends. I felt it was very barren. There were no decorations. I expected to see beer motifs but there were none. Even though we had a reservation, the Flagship Brewing Company was not ready for us. We stood in a long line for beers. There was no booklet explaining the different beers. I decided to get a sampler, as I never tried any of these beers. The brewery ran out of glasses, so the beer was served in plastic cups but it was very good. There was no after taste or bloating from the beer. It was very smooth. The staff was extremely nice and friendly. Although the brewery was understaffed. There is no food service, only vending machines. I would put a hot dog stand and/or soft pretzel stand inside the large sparsely furnished room. Another good idea would be a stand with barrels of beer. The beer could be served on tap from the barrels. In its present state, I would only go if I was in the...

Exploring St George and its environs one summer day, i had seen all that i had wanted to see and was in need of refreshment. I remember reading on a website about several independent breweries. Combing through my memory, i remembered that there was one right here, in the Forgotten Borough.

I arrived and was guided as to what i should try by the friendly and obliging staff. I had a two pints of a delicious, ice-cold pale Ale of whose name i cannot for the life of me remember. I sat outside, in a comfy chair, with and ice-cold beer and the remaining August warmth and sunshine. I had another yet another pint of a different brew, which was equally delicious. What a fantastic end to a beautiful day. Thanks to all at...