Ghost Brewing Company - Bay Shore

Nice place that 's a little off the beaten path, especially since most people probably go to GSB next door. Lowkey place to chill and play games, they have outdoor seating as well. I didn 't get any food so I can 't speak on that, although I did see a group with a personal pizza so I assume they do serve food there. Their Ambition is a Dream beer is awesome, it tastes like peanut butter. I got a 4 pack of 16 oz cans to go for $11!

Ghost makes excellent beers! We go to GSB a lot and had had Ghost at other venues but on a nice evening where the back lawn was open we decided hey let's actually go into Ghost. You can navigate to it via GSB and inside it has a speakeasy vibe. Plush couches, a bar painted black, a pool table, etc. Our bartender was great at suggestions and the sour I tried was perfect for the summer. I followed it with their Ambition Is A Dream which was delicious! SO smooth! They have their own set of picnic tables out back or you can take your beer to the back lawn where there are firepits and volleyball nets.

Ghost is 10/10. The beers are delicious with a wide variety on tap. I have nothing but positive things to say about this brewery. Great theme going on and the vibes inside the tasting room make it something special. Highly recommend!

A much more intimate brewery, Ghost is right next to Great South Bay and also offers a great selection of beer on tap. I liked The Rabbit, which was a very smooth and sweet milky beer that is reminiscent of leftover cereal milk. The vibe is super chill and energetic, and the space is decent for large and small groups. I really liked the decor and the couches that are available for lounging. I recommend checking out if you're in the area!

We came here yesterday and were very excited to try out a new local brewery. They had a nice selection of beers to choose from and the bartender was very nice and friendly. Unfortunately the reason for the 1 star review and the loss of our business in the future is that we were told by the security guard that children were not allowed inside the tasting room. We had our 10 month old son with us and we were told that he was only allowed at the picnic tables outside. We enjoy going to breweries frequently as a family and have never had an issue like this before. Typically we are met with smiles and open arms when we step foot into a brewery with our son. If we are in the area we will unfortunately be giving all of our business to Great South Bay since they are a family friendly establishment.