Nice spot with some outdoor seating. I wish the outdoor seating wasn't in the parking lot but it was a nice option for a day with nice weather. The beer selection was good and it was fantastic having plenty of pizza options to choose from.

Great beer, and a lot of choices. Friendly people, and a nice atmosphere. I will definitely go back the next time I'm in town

Good place for drinks and a slice of pizza, & it's dog friendly too. Servers are really nice and you can buy a lot of stuff to go like their beers, plus I think even snacks and cheese. They have merch, but I would suggest only buying it if you're really into the place the merch here like many other breweries is fairly pricey overall. But a good place to go tho.

I came to Cushwa during Oktoberfest time and they had these cute steins available for purchase. They also had a fun competition while we were eating where a row of about 10 people stood with a mug of beer and they competed to see who can hold their arm straight out the longest. They have both indoor and outdoor seating and we sat outside with our dogs. We had a great time and look forward to coming back again.

Stopping by as a pit stop along a long road trip, we really enjoyed the delightful ambiance of their outdoor spacious area (dog & kid friendly). Inside also had a great vibe, equally spacious & welcoming. (note-they offer delicious smelling & looking pizzas & though we didn't partake this visit, I would recommend based on what we saw others dining on-the pies looked hearty loaded with toppings) During our visit, a very nice bartender spent time with me providing feedback on their beer selections, allowing sampling, and suggesting what to try based on my taste profile- as IPA lovers they made it really difficult to narrow down what to drink since everything had such a unique profile- overall we tried 3 off draft & based on his personal & informative suggestions even went for 1 blind can pour; then even bought some to-go, as the beers were fantastic. Next Episode (smooth creamy 'brown' taste; mild french vanilla 4star) Fog at Daybreak (light average mild hop crispness 2star) Cush quality (flagship hops bouquet 3.5star) Face Chop (smooth creamy tropical hearty hops 5star) Me, Myself, & Citra (fruit forward; tart strong 2star) Cali Cush (heavy hops w.piney juicy resin finish 4.5star) Delusions of Virtue heavier mildly syrupy bitter hops 3star) Power of Suggestion (unique fruit combination coming through 4star) Average brewery prices per pour- can pours slightly less than draft costs (sad we missed happy hour by an hour-but an opportunity to partake in for the future!) Would love if we lived closer to frequent more- highly recommend a visit!

Stopped by Cushwa on a Saturday afternoon after a bit of shopping at the Hagerstown Outlet Mall.  It is in the back corner of an industrial park.  So if you think your GPS is broken, it's not.  Just be a little patient and it will get you there. The atmosphere was vibrant and the venue is wide open.  Pros, the beers are fantastic.  Cons, they only do 2 five oz. Pours at a time.  Makes me sad because it limits the beer tasting experience.  And doesn't lend to an awesome beer flight Pic.  But who cares... the beer is exceptionally good. There were only 2 servers on our visit and they didn't stop moving.  The place stayed packed.  With a steady stream of customers throughout our stay.  If you are hungry, they are connected to Rad Pies which is a gourmet pizza joint.  You can order pizza online and they text you when your pizza is ready.  We had the big Mac pizza with jalapeños.  It was delicious. The BEER: Starting Over Dortmunder Lager 5% ABV... a bready pilsneresk lager.  Clean flavors with a bit of bitterness.  It has layers of grainy flavor. Next Episode Cream Ale 5.5% ABV... can you say light creamy and coffee three times fast? This is an easy drinking crushable cream Ale. With just a hint of sweetness.  I let thus one warm up and the flavor exploded.  So very wonderful! Cush New England IPA 6.5% ABV... Grapefruit in the front pine in the back, this is a solid NEIPA. Karmic Event New England IPA 7% ABV... a overwhelming amount of citrus zest going on in this savory and drinkable NEIPA. Wit TF?! Witbier 5.7% ABV... like a Blue Moon, but way better Gummy Frontman Imperial IPA 8% ABV... having a hard time describing this one. It reminded me of the Karmic Event, but slightly sweeter, less overwhelming and much better.  This is so crushable. And so very good. Dank Pursuit Imperial IPA 8% ABV... this beer is special, it reminded me of Tropicana juice with the pulp left in.  So very delicious! I came to Maryland to fall in love with Cushwa.  Not sure how I'm ever going to be able to live without this incredible beer.  Wish they had national distribution, or atleast distribution in South Florida.  Maybe in time... fingers and toes crossed.

I want to give Cushwa five stars. I really do. Several reasons: I like a number of their beers. They're less than a mile from my house. They let me being puppy to our Saturday morning pre-grocery-shopping attitude adjustment sessions. Did I mention that they're less than a mile from my house? Now, I'm all for experimental beers, but I'm also for a balance with traditional brews. Cushwa can swing too far toward experimentalism and more esoteric brews, at least in my opinion. Dog friendly, also! Olivia approves!

Stopped in for lunch with Rad Pies next door and beer from Cushwa. They have a really nice selection of styles to choose from, including IPA, Stout, Kolsch, Brown Ale, and Sour. The standout was The People's Champagne Sour, which they added in Blood Orange flavoring into at the bar. They were taking COVID precautions seriously, and enforcing masks for employees and guests. We ate outside in the parking lot where they had tables set up. Definitely worth a stop off I-81.