No Worries Brewing

No Worries is the rare brewery/​bar that provides a fun environment for their patrons to enjoy. At this bar you aren’t just sitting talking to the person next to you, they normally have cards/​drinking games at the tables and more than enough space to play cornhole!
And I haven’t even gotten into their beer yet! The quality of beer at this place is amazing, personally my favorite is Hakuna Mutata, if you are a lover of craft beer this is a can’t miss establishment.

Great beer for good prices and a fun atmosphere.
All of the beers are great, but my personal favorite is the «Say it Loud» brown ale.
The atmosphere is welcoming and fun. They have games for people to play while hanging out and they often have food trucks there on the Weekends.
I would definitely recommend checking it out if you’re in the area and you enjoy craft beer!

In an area with AMAZING beer this one is just ok. Granted they just opened and need time to grow but I sat there for 3 hours tasting all thier beer… which was a total waste of calories and stomach room. Not to mention their complete lack of any business sense which is astonishing how bad it is. I sincerely hope they succeed since I live so close but in my opinion they are a true representation of over confident home brewers thinking they are better then they actually are. It’s a stiff industry and if anyone plans on competing they better bring their A game. Unfortunately I predict this place won’t make it. There beer isn’t good and with so many other places 10x better there is no reason to go here.
Although the pizza guy selling brink oven Pizza was freaking Awesome! And if youre reading this brewery review my advice is to go to a better brewery cause your pizza rocks! And you’d sell out at a real brewery.

I’ve heard a lot of good things about No Worries and wanted to see for myself. It’s sort of near the Hamden DMV (if you are better with landmarks than with directions, like I am). We had to park on a side street since there is very limited parking, but it’s quiet on the weekend and we had no problem leaving the car across the way.
Walking in, it’s a big warehouse that still is mostly empty. There were a few tables all taken up and then a circle of camp chairs as the only seating options other than the bar, which was packed.
FIRST TIP: Bring your own table and chairs.
We were lucky enough that the guys at the picnic table made room for us. We brought a pizza and some fruit, otherwise we would have either just stood at the bar or sat in the camp chairs.
There were a bunch of different groups co-​mingling. A few (friendly) dogs roamed around, trying to sneak off with a pizza crust or two. Some people were playing cornhole and others were playing Cards Against Humanity. There was a little rolling cart with games on it; if it belongs to No Worries, they get extra points for giving their patrons something to do that will cause them to hang out longer and therefore spend more money.
The bathroom was clean enough.
Now the stuff that matters: the staff and the beer. They had lots of beer options (I had the oatmeal stout) and also offer a flight for those who aren’t sure of what they want. They also have growlers to take home! Our tablemate said it was $ 12, which I think is a great deal. The staff were friendly and were clearly paying attention, assisting anyone who came up to the bar fairly quickly.
I do wish they had some foam in the ceiling or something as it was very loud, and I wish there were more seating options available, but I think they have a lot of potential. I’d love to come back when its warmer to see if they open up the garage door and let people play outside.

Nice start up less than 2 months old. Lotsa possibilities. Nice and chill atmosphere and good people working. IPAs were a nice subtle brew (not big on IPAs, love stouts). Any brew that has corn hole/​baggo is ok with me.

No Unilocal reviews yet? This is one of the best breweries in Connecticut. The brown ale and the hakuna matata are my favorites. Kevin is one of the coolest guys in the beer scene. Classy operation.