Ray Brook Brewhouse
4.7 (223 on Google)
About Ray Brook Brewhouse
Ray Brook Brewhouse is a brewery with a full kitchen in the hamlet of Ray Brook, New York, deep in the Adirondacks. It makes wild and traditional brews and pairs them with adventurous dishes built from local and exotic ingredients.
The beer and the food share one idea. The brewer and the chef draw inspiration from the Adirondacks, and the goal is bold, inventive plates and pints at a fair price.
The menu runs from fried cheese curds and beer brined wings to flatbreads, burgers and a beer battered haddock fish fry. There are salads, a falafel appetizer and a gluten free bun option too.
The space is rustic and homey. It serves local regulars and travelers passing through.
From Ray Brook Brewhouse's own website and its Google listing, read November 2, 2026.
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Amenities
- Wheelchair accessible entrance
- Wheelchair accessible parking lot
Map
Questions people ask
Can I get a meal at Ray Brook Brewhouse?
Yes. The brewhouse has a full menu of appetizers, salads, flatbreads, sandwiches and burgers, plus a beer battered haddock fish fry.
Is Ray Brook Brewhouse wheelchair accessible?
Yes. The entrance and the parking lot are both wheelchair accessible.
Are there gluten free options?
A gluten free bun is available for sandwiches and burgers. Ask the staff about other needs when you order.
Is the brewhouse open on Sundays?
No. It is closed on Sundays. Check raybrookbrewhouse.com for seasonal changes to the hours.
Which breweries are close by?
Blue Line Brewery in Saranac Lake is 2.3 miles away. Raquette River Brewing Tasting Room and Great Adirondack Brewing Company, both in Lake Placid, are 4.6 miles away.
Answers come from Ray Brook Brewhouse's website and its Google listing, read November 2, 2026.
Before you visit Ray Brook Brewhouse
Come hungry. The kitchen is a big part of the draw, and the menu is wide enough for a group with different tastes. The setting is rustic and relaxed.
Check raybrookbrewhouse.com before you go, because the hours change with the seasons. The site also has the current brews page and menu.
Blue Line Brewery in Saranac Lake is 2.3 miles away. Lake Placid has several more breweries about 4.6 to 5.8 miles off, so a brewery day is easy to plan.