"This review is a part of my quest of visiting all CT breweries. I've been to WeHa Brewery before, and this was my second visit. There's a small parking lot in front of the building and a bigger lot at the back. The brewery occupies its own building. The space is divided into two rooms, allowing isolation for private parties. They had their own kitchen before, but now Mama Nena operates onsite for them. Cocktails are available in the menu. The place was packed during my Saturday visit. But once everyone has left it became pretty chilly, the brewery might require better insulation. They had only 6 of their own beers on tap during my second visit. More beers were available during my first visit, so this night be seasonal. You can order a beer flight of 4 to try as many as you want. Note, that flights are priced fairly high compared to other breweries. For this review I tried all available beers. They were just OK, I found the majority of beers to be thin. The exception would be Ube-liscious (Imperial stout) - I have never seen beers brewed with Ube in other CT breweries. The sours were also fine, as you can feel fresh juice there. Overall, this is a nice hangout spot, especially if you're into events they host."

"The coffee at the Bar/Cafe place is much better than expected. Well roasted beans, and the barista made a perfect espresso drink with real microfoam at the right temperature."

"Amazing local spot for coffee and other drinks. My partner is big on breweries and although we came early on the morning, we wish we had time to come to a game night. They seemed to have good selection on the board for alcohol and non alcoholic drinks. Coffee based drinks seemed fairly priced for the area and we were impressed by food options although this seemed a bit pricy. We got the paradise brew which was very nice, the coconut cold foam was delicious. There's ample seating for events and a cool window looking into the brewery. The individual at the counter was very helpful. Parking lot is small but it wasn't crowded when we went so no issues."

"9.7.24 my 1st time here, so I wasn't sure where to park as the front area was full. There's more parking around the corner and in the back. The beers and empanada were great, but the brussel sprouts had too much oil, and they were sitting in a pool of oil. We loved the long tables and overall had a fantastic experience."

"This place is a small batch coffee roaster and craft brewery. The space was clean and bright. The interior was spacious; there were plenty of seating, a bar, a cafe, and a space for private events. The cafe is only open certain hours. They have an outdoor patio area with seating and plenty of parking. They served food via Lucky Kitchen 13; small bites and tapas were on the menu. If you're not in the mood for beer, the bar offers wine, hard seltzer, and cider. There were non alcoholic drinks as well such as kombucha and soda. There were games that you can bring to the table such as Jenga. When we went on a rainy Saturday afternoon and it was kind of busy. We found seating easily and we found it to be kid friendly. There were games for them to play and we saw other kids there. I decided to do a flight because all their beers sounded great. I tried out the following beers: -Turning Point, Coffee Porter -Princess Peach, Fruited Sour -You think you just fell from a mango tree?, Fruited Sour -Ube-licious, Imperial Stout All were delicious but my favorites were the Ube-licious and Mango beers. We had a good time and we're glad to have visited and tasted a few of the beers. We look forward to going back."