Three Rivers Brewery

Three Rivers Eatery and Brewhouse was established in July 1997 by John Silva and Bob and Cindy Beckley. This historic building, originally built in 1912, was called the Andrews Building and housed the Farmington Drug Store and Farmington Times-Hustler newspaper. Thanks to your support, the restaurant was expanded in July 1999, to offer more seating, kids play area, as well as a patio. The decor features a large array of beer labels and coasters.  Donated by Henry and Margie Glosser, this impressive compilation is the product of over fifty years of collection.

In 2003, we opened the Tap and Game Room complete with over forty different rotating styles of beer annually. The Tap Room features pool tables, foosball, shuffleboard, darts, and a patio. In 2008 we filled the gap between our Eatery and Tap Room with a Pizzeria and Banquet Hall. Our Pizzeria offers hand tossed NY style pizzas, calzones, sandwiches and Paninis, and of course, our beer! In 2017, we added a distillery operation and turned our banquet room into the brewstillery lounge serving custom cocktails, guest beers, charcuterie boards, and tapas, in a refined repurposed environment.

A locally-owned and operated restaurant, proud of our traditional service ethic, Three Rivers Brewery continues to serve you in a fun and historic atmosphere with plenty of our own stories to share. Ask your server about President Bill Clinton's visit to the area and Three Rivers' efforts to collect on a lunch bill to the White House, or find out how many of our staff have been visited by our resident ghost. We've also even discovered unique historic artifacts within these walls, including torrid love letters and 1927 Babe Ruth baseball cards.

Always striving to accommodate your needs, we hope that you can continue enjoying good food, award-winning microbrew, and entertaining stories with your friends and family for years to come.