Gad Dam Brewing, LLC (GDB)

Atmosphere: gets a 5 - such a cool place, just off the highway but quiet with a lot of cool touches. Beer: gets a 0 - they had one of their wheat’s on tap - which was completely flat, so we got a different beer - an IPA and it was also undrinkable. My husband watered the tree with it. Cider: 4. I enjoyed it. Service: 3 The lady had zero personality, but they did replace the first beer. The guy behind the bar didn’t wait on us, but he did seem very nice. Food: no rating as we didn’t get any. I really, really wanted to like this place, but I cannot give it more than three stars if the beer is undrinkable.

Gad Dam Brewing feels like a cozy cabin for weekends away with the family or a few friends. That laid-back, welcoming vibe. The brewery features a spacious deck, wooded backyard seating, a bonfire pit, and occasional live music—making it a great spot to relax with a cold beer on a nice evening. Inside, there’s fireplace seating and a warm, rustic atmosphere that works well for groups of 4–6. The food menu leans toward casual favorites like pepperoni rolls and other handhelds, with rotating weekly specials. They also offer a surprisingly deep coffee menu, wine, and domestic beers for those not into craft. While there were only a few house beers on tap during our visit, Robbie Keyolsch stood out—a light and bright Kölsch with a mild honey sweetness. It's an easy sipper that fit the setting

The only time I went here I had some pints of beer. The place had good, cozy vibes to it. Staff were friendly and they had various local craft beers on tap. I didn't eat any food though, I might try some next time. I really like that the venue is sort of a cabin. It has that warm log home aesthetic on the inside.

Cool little brewery and coffee house near the wilds of West Va. Offers a mixture of beers made in house and regional breweries. Menu is limited but all made in house with personal care. There’s a welcoming outdoor area which would be great on a balmy evening. Very pleased to have stopped in.

After 7 hours on the road, stopping in here for a breather and a cool draft hit the spot. There’s a fenced in yard for the little ones to explore and burn off some pent up energy whilst we enjoyed the local craft works. I even added a new bird to my life-list while there! And I declare these the Best Pretzels ever!