About Ten Eyck Brewing Company
Ten Eyck Brewing Company is a brewery and taproom on Grange Hall Road in Queenstown, across from Chesapeake College. It is locally owned and operated by a team of women veterans and first responders, and ruggers. They built the brewery literally from the ground up.
The mission is to make the highest quality beers and ciders for the Eastern Shore community and beyond. The taproom also runs a Field Kitchen seven days a week, so you can eat there. Outside food is not allowed.
Leashed, well-behaved dogs are welcome in the taproom and beer garden. Kids are welcome too, but they must stay at the table with an adult and cannot sit at the bar.
The brewery takes private parties. It invites you to host your event on site.
From Ten Eyck's own website and its Google listing, read November 3, 2026.
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Questions people ask
Can I bring my dog to Ten Eyck?
Yes. Leashed, well-behaved dogs are allowed in the taproom and beer garden.
Is there food at Ten Eyck Brewing Company?
Yes. The Field Kitchen serves a menu seven days a week. Outside food is not allowed in the taproom.
Can kids come to the taproom?
Yes. Kids must stay at the table with a responsible adult and cannot sit at the bar.
Can I host a private party there?
Yes. Ten Eyck takes private parties and invites you to host your event at the brewery.
Which breweries are close by?
Bull & Goat Brewery in Centreville is 6.2 miles away. Cult Classic Brewing in Stevensville is 11.9 miles away, and Wild Goose Brewery in Easton is 13 miles away.
Answers come from Ten Eyck's website and its Google listing, read November 3, 2026.
Before you visit Ten Eyck
Expect a taproom with a beer garden and a kitchen on site. Eat there, since outside food is not allowed. Dogs on a leash are welcome outside and in the taproom.
Check teneyckbrewing.com before you go for the current tap list and events. The kitchen closes an hour before the taproom on most days, so plan your meal early.
Bull & Goat Brewery in Centreville is 6.2 miles away. It makes an easy second stop if you want to see more of the Eastern Shore.