The Duck-rabbit Craft Brewery

This restaurant is cozy, but my wife and I had a wonderful time during our visit. There are four bar stools and three round tables, which made for a friendly atmosphere where we ended up chatting with new friends. The beer selection is excellent—consider bringing a cooler to take your favorites home. You can grab a six-pack for just $10 or enjoy pints for $5. They also offer a four-pint flight for only $20. If you prefer the outdoors, there are picnic tables available outside. Overall, it was a great experience!

Celebrating the release of Sternklare Nacht (Starry Night) Dunkel with Gorham's Food Truck. #lifeisgood.

If you blink you'll miss this place. Seating is extremely limited as in there's two tables inside, along with the shirt bar that sits three people. I'd had Duck Rabbit's beer before and was left underwhelmed. They have 3 or 4 beers on tap and that's it. I'm not sure how they continue existing when they aren't putting out new styles of beer.

In the summer, I purchased in DC a case of Duck Rabbit Milk Stout, a beer that had been one of my favorites over the last several years. Unfortunately, the beer must have been stored improperly by either the seller or the distributor, and was undrinkable. It was extremely foamy and would not pour properly. I knew that contacting the beer store would be of not value, since one cannot return beer. Instead, I called the brewery and spoke with Paul, the owner. He was very nice and said that he could not ship me a replacement, but would be in northern VA soon and could bring a case for me to pick up. We arranged the meet and Paul gave me a replacement case that he said was bottled just a few days ago, so knew it would be fresh and stored properly. I had to drive 60 miles roundtrip to pick up the beer, which I thought was rather ridiculous but did anyway since there was no other way to recoup my $45 expenditure. I was not compensated for the drive which saved him substantial costs had he shipped me the case instead. Unfortunately, although the flavor was good, all of the bottles were completely flat with no carbonation whatsoever! After this experience, I will no longer be buying Paul's product. Quality control has gone out the window and I no longer want to be his quality control guinea pig.

New resident to Farmville. I had just spent the day introducing family members from Seattle to Farmville. I wanted to have my family members experience the local businesses. We got a haircut on Main Street, had coffee and pastries on Wilson street, visited the local coffee roaster and can 't leave out the wonderful steak dinner at Plank Road steakhouse. I love supporting local businesses. Unfortunately, my first visit to Duck Rabbit was disappointing because we (all 2 of us) were not allowed entry. Instead we were invited to stand in the wet cold muddy lot. Temperatures were in the low 40 's. There were no other customers there at 3:00pm. I was shocked to learn that we were not allowed in because of the pandemic . But, we were conversing with the server outside within 2 feet of each other. We three were wearing masks. We also did the 4 beer tasting experience, bought a T-shirt and souvenir beer glass. $30 total. The items were brought outside as not to spread the coronavirus inside. I take it that my plastic beer cups were hosed down with antibacterial spray before the beer was poured into them. My point is that common sense is not used here. Why be open if you 're not going to allow people in out of the cold rain? Especially when there 's only 2 family members and one employee. The only business in Farmville not allowing a customer inside. The employee was nice but seemed a bit regimented in her delivery of the pandemic policy . I would have understood had there been a crowd of people there, but c 'mon, you have first time masked visitors wanting to see the inside of a craft brewery and you 're going to turn them away because of a pandemic ? All while the other local businesses welcomed us with open arms? One star for good beer/ deducted 4 stars for bad experience.