Green Valley Brewing

The homemade chills and French dipper were amazing. Really enjoyed the fig and goat cheese pizza. The beer was very well brewed

First time here, was hoping for a nice Friday date night out without kids and received the opposite. Arrived at 7pm to what seemed like a family reunion or neighborhood block party.. we're parents, we love kids but this is a brewery on a Friday evening... the patio was essentially a playground we opted for the indoor bar seats with horrible acoustics. Pizzas were quoted at an hour wait, so we skipped out on food. Ordered a few beers that were good enough.. but they missed the mark for us tonight. Perhaps we'll be back, but I'm not in a rush.

Stopped in for dinner with a few people where we found plenty of seating. The parking lot isn't huge, but I'm sure could get crowded at typical peak times.I had their keep is simple pale ale and hazy daze hazy ipa and was shocked at how straight forward the flavors on both of them were. Very simple and easy drinking beer selection.Their menu is a little limited and I think could use some expanding. Pizza's were decent but nothing to visit specifically for.

Went on a Thursday night, and there was a decent crowd but were able to get a table right away. They had two sides to the building, but only one was open. It was more seating than I was expecting. I would be curious if they open the other side on weekends &/or when it's busy. While there was ample seating, it was quite loud in there. We had a party of 6 and I felt like I could barely hear them.I got the Loose Caboose beer and it was decent - nothing that blew me away. We got 3 different pizzas to share - Margherita, Fig, & Dill Pickle (special). The pizzas were all very good but I do wish the crust were a little bit thicker? As the pizza was hard to hand due to the thinness/weight of toppings.

Stopped in on a Wednesday for some drinks and dinner on a mild summer evening. The place was about half full and we were immediately entertained by each seat having a name or quote on the back. We got two pizzas the pepperoni with hot honey and the dill pickle. Both were tasty and had enough to take home leftovers. And while they have a nice variety of good tasting beer, they don't have flights. Instead we were offered half sized glasses. The husband and I had to agree on 4 beers to try because there's no way we're drinking 4 half pints each. That's a Friday night activity, not a Wednesday.

Came on a Saturday at 4pm with a group of 4 adults and two children. It was lovely! Lots of kids playing outside. Live music in the background. Great family spot. You order at the bar and they bring the food out to you. They had a nice selection of N/A beers which I was happy to see. We shared the Pepperoni pizza (my favorite) and Spicy Sausage (the topping to crust ratio was off, had to use a fork to eat). Cool spot!

This is a great spot. A little (BIG) hidden gem! Service is amazing. They are always smiling and willing to explain the beers. Food is out of this world good! It is a comfortable spot to hang with friends. And a huge out door area for kids to play! We love going here. The goat cheese and fig pizza is my favorite. They even supply diapers in the bathrooms!

This brewery is perfect for young families! The large outdoor/grassy area (that is fenced in) is perfect for kids to run around and play while the adults get a drink and eat some pizza at a picnic table in the shade. And after finding a stash of spare diapers in the bathroom here, I have a feeling the owners intended this to be a kid-friendly brewery. The pepperoni pizza with hot honey was our favorite, but we also liked the cheese pizza. Ordering drinks inside was quick, and the pizzas didn't take too long to come out to our table, even though they were packed on a Friday night. Can't wait to go back for more!

My wife and I came for the first time. Can't say we'll be back.The best thing about the place is the beer. I had a very good Belgian and she had a sangria she really liked.The food is mediocre at best. The charcuterie tray is about the best thing. It was pretty good, the amounts were generous, and with maybe a second kind of cheese and a couple of other touches, it would have been even better.The pizza is mediocre, kind of dull and the crust is limp. The salad was like something a cafeteria would make; it wasn't bad, but it was boring.The worst is the ambiance. The place is utilitarian looking, like at the end of the night they hose the place down. Very harsh lighting and it is VERY LOUD. I guess they want to be family friendly and I guess it was. There was child's birthday party going on with kids running around, and several other groups of families with kids. That's fine, but it gave the place a Chucky Cheese feel.And all that was $66 plus a tip. Like I said, I don't think I'll be back.

Atmosphere was casual. Beer was great. Pizza was great. But the Bavarian pretzel was, by far, the best I've ever had. I live 5 hours away, but I'll find a way to get back for a pretzel!