"I'm on a quest of visiting CT breweries. I visited Problem Solved several times and ready to leave a review. The place is separated into two rooms : the main one and the Game Room which was closed during all of my visits. They have events onsite to spice things up, eg Trivias on Thursdays. No kitchen, so only snacks are available, but they have menus of nearby restaurants. I like the aesthetics of the place since they have a lot of engineering diagrams of how common things work. As for the beers, they are just fine. You can order a flight of 4 beers to try them. The brewery is really IPA heavy, which is not my thing, but they have several other options. My favorites were Ground Fault (ESB) and Rational Root (stout). IPAs were just fine, but your mileage may vary."

"The beers are great and have a rotation of unique flavors. Thursday was trivia night, which I'm not good at, but it's fun to listen to when I'm enjoying my flight. I'll definitely be back when I'm in the area."

"This is a great little find 10 minutes driving from Bradley Airport. Really good atmosphere and some great beers on tap. They had a sour berry beer at the time that was excellent. No food available on-site, but you can buy snack bags of chips there or bring food in with you. Some restaurants nearby even deliver to you at the brewery. They have a large bar top with plenty of room to pull up a chair and make new friends or tables and games if you come in with your own friends. Overall a great brewery. We'll be back!"

"I came here on a Friday night with a decent size group to try out their beers and hang out. There is no food on-site and no food trucks, however you can bring in your own food and there is a pizza place right nearby. They had about eight beers available to try out and you could also do flights to try them out. A 16 ounce glass ran about $6. The beers were alright, there was a decent variety with not every beer being an IPA which was nice. All were pretty low in alcohol as well with nothing over 7.6%. The inside was nice, a little small and the place was definitely busy. it's in the back of a plaza with a good-sized parking lot so not very visible from the street."

"Such a nice little brewery in East Windsor. They have about 6-10 local beers on tap everyday (try the P-nut stout, you can really taste the peanut butter in it!) plus some guest ciders and wines. While they don't serve food, they get delivery from a variety of restaurants in walking distance (including Sofia's). And there's a ton of board and card games if you are with a large group and want to kill time!"