Run & Hide Brewing Co.

"The Tessio sandwich with the homemade mozzarella was divine. My friend said her double ipa was really good. Stopped in before a show at the capitol theatre and was very impressed with the quality and service . 10/10 recommend."

"Stopped by for a craft brew and a snack. The session IPA was very good. Had a nice juicy haze and nice hop character. The Tessio sandwich was delicious. Mozzarella, Prosciutto, Olive oil and arugala on really great bread really made this sandwich authentic and delicious. Timmy the owner/brewer is awesome."

"An all around delight! Cozy, welcoming ambiance with lovely, affectionate staff. The food is reminiscent of the very best of Arthur Ave - freshly hand sliced Italian meats and cheeses made into beautiful sandwiches & toasts on fresh baked Italian breads, and arranged on charcuterie boards. Bright salads bursting with flavor. Live music on Fridays, pop up dinners with local chefs. Outstanding beer and cocktails. RUN!"

"Stopped in to checkout the new brewery in westchester, left filled with excitement. The location is great with ample parking on the street, and a city parking lot across the street. It is also conveniently located near The Capitol Theatre, and would be a great spot to grab a drink and meet friends before a show. Inside the space is welcoming and pays tribute to some typical brewery aesthetics, but in an upscale way. A large L-shaped stone bar compliments the wood paneling on the walls. I ordered a mortadella sandwich, which had the perfect ratios for all the fresh ingredients. I tried my best to take a picture, but I was more focused on taking the first bite. I was delighted when the owner, Tim, explained that the space is temporary, along with the limited menu. A new location is being developed, one could say things are “brewing” for Run&Hide. In the mean time stop by, try a new brewery, try a new beer."

"I had been waiting for this location to open up for months. I enjoy R&H beer, appreciate the creative names and was looking forward to witness their vision for the physical location. However, I was hugely disappointed with the place. Perhaps my fault, that I was expecting a brewery experience with either modern architecture or traditional keg/barrel decor but the place looked like a quintessential neighborhood bar. If I was rating a bar, I probably would've rated it 4 stars but still wouldn't go 5 as I also felt a little let down by their food offerings. Again, my fault for having high expectations but they offered salad, sandwich and cheese platter but no fries or any finger food to nibble with the beers."