Fall Street Brewing marked its grand reopening on Oct. 24 with a ribbon-cutting ceremony, drawing community members, local officials, and business leaders. The brewery, now located at 95 Fall Street, welcomed the public to explore the new space and enjoy a full menu, including freshly brewed beverages and wood-fired pizzas.
Attendees included Seneca Falls Town Supervisor Frank Schmitter, Senator Tom O’Mara, and Representative Craig Pemberton, along with members of the Seneca County Chamber of Commerce. Owners Brad and Anna expressed gratitude to those who supported their relocation and shared their vision for the brewery as a welcoming community space.
The new location offers a spacious, canal-view setting with various seating options, open Wednesday through Sunday. Fall Street Brewing invites the community to experience its expanded amenities and cozy atmosphere.
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