Brewpub in Putnam, CT

The Crossings Restaurant and Brewpub

45 Main Street, Putnam, CT 06260

https://www.thecrossingsbrewpub.com
(860) 928-3663

A casual joint to grab a few cold brews at in downtown Putnam, CT

The Crossings Restaurant and Brewpub FAQs

Does The Crossings Restaurant and Brewpub serve food? Yes, it is a full-service restaurant.

Is The Crossings Restaurant and Brewpub kid friendly? Yes, they are kid friendly.

Is The Crossings Restaurant and Brewpub dog friendly? No, probably not.

Indoor and outdoor seating.

The Crossings Restaurant and Brewpub Beer

The Crossings brew pub has all of the standard pub bottles, along with a collection of red and white wine. They also offer guest taps, including craft beers from Allagash Brewing Company and Back East Brewing Company.

Try a sample rail of 4 house brews if you like.

Amber Ale
Nut Brown Ale
Scottish Ale
Twin Brook Farm Saison

Brewery Food/Menu

Tons of food choices. Prime Rib and Oysters on the half shell on Friday and Saturday nights. Burgers, sandwiches, starters, soups, salads, entrees. And, even themed menus like a special menu for Irish Heritage Week.

Enetertainment

Live music.

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Interesting Craft Beers

6% ABV

Blueberry Pancake Ale

Vitamin Sea Brewing

4% ABV

Slightly Mighty

Dogfish Head Craft Brewery

5.5% ABV

Angelica

Lord Hobo Brewing Company

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