The food is amazing. The atmosphere is amazing. Everything about this company is beyond amazing. I…read morecannot tell you how good everything that they have is great The donuts are amazing, the ice cream is amazing. I recommend this place 10 out of 10.

1st time stopping in , and it's Tuesday. The pizza special…read moreis $10 for cheese and $12 for pepperoni. I think like $6 off ? A good deal . Pizza was ok. Middle of the road good old fashion pizza. No complaints . They also have lots of gourmet pizzas also . I'm not a big IPA fan, and most of there beers are IPA's , double IPA's . I got a sour . It was good . There is a bakery attached so we got two pastries to go , and also attached is a full service restaurant ( Johnson's ) we stopped in there for desert, my GF got the kids ice cream which is huge ! And I saw Tuesday $1.00 oysters so I had to get 6 . Also very good . Even though it's not part of Northwoods . They sell all there beers . I'm pretty sure it's one big business. Broke down to three separate businesses. They got you covered 100%

Great outdoor space for family fun and delicious beer! We also had the bonus of listening to a…read moregreat cover band.

Funky Bow Brewery is definitely one of the most unique breweries I've ever visited! We stumbled…read moreupon it while driving around the area and decided to stop in for a drink. Important to note: they allow dogs. And while we LOVE dogs (we couldn't resist petting the ones running around), I can see how this policy might not be for everyone. The dogs roam freely and off-leash in a large indoor/tented area, which can feel a bit chaotic. A couple of things I wasn't thrilled about: the brewery is cash-only, and there's a $3 cover fee. For what? I have no idea -- there was no live music or anything like that during the hour we spent there. As for the drinks, the beer was... fine. I had the IPA, and while I didn't love it, I'd probably drink it again. The highlight was the pizza. It was phenomenal and made up for some of the other lows.

This is such a unique spot, tucked in a sleepy small NH town and aptly named - when you first drive…read morein it's not clear where you are until you come around the bend of the dirt road and pull up to the brewery, situated in a small house. We tried almost everything on the food menu. Pizza is shockingly good, as were the wings. I also appreciate they give you pretzels while you wait. Perhaps because the wait is long but they're making everything fresh. I wish the ranch was homemade. The cold root beer on tap was a highlight. Plenty of both indoor and outdoor seating. Staff is helpful and friendly. Can't wait to come back.

Best place ever. love the owners, Cider and beer are awesome. Pizza and wings are very good…read more Always having special events to help local people and animals in need. Beautiful location.

Great beer, cozy atmosphere, and kind staff make this a must visit for beer lovers. Visited Sanford…read morethe last couple of years for Labor Day and look forward to stopping in for a growler of their staple IPA.

We wanted to stop for ice cream next door and were also hungry. Upon investigation we discovered…read more(or so we thought) that we could order the food from the ice cream place and have it delivered to this place. Of course the ice cream place was packed so we opted for this. Unbeknownst to me, there was an upcharge since this place isn't really related to the ice cream shop. It was all a bit confusing. It was really hot inside so we opted to sit outside on some barrels. I ordered some chicken strips and a hot dog, with fries. We also ordered some mozarella sticks. I had ordered the hot dog since I wasn't sure how many chicken strips I would get, turns out three chicken strips would have sufficed. The hot dog was the kind with thick skin that I had to ungraciously strip off before I could even take a bite!! Once the skin was gone the hot dog was good. The chicken strips were OK, somehow a bit too processed for my preference. Fries unremarkable. The ambiance was nice, we had a fun time laughing on the side of the restaurant. I might come here again if the weather was better, it was SO HOT inside that it would not have been habitable for me. I might try something different next time.

Fun place with good beer flights, beautiful ambiance, and fun food…read more The service was pleasant and prompt. They were out of my favorite Kölsch; the replacement Wild River (a wheat beer) was good. I went with friends and we had 3 flights. We also ordered some pizza, which was good. The dough is made with their own Pale Ale. The beer varies based on your taste. I liked the Wild River and also the Shandy (pale ale with lemonade) the best. The Spice Protocol (lager with orange and jalapeño) had a nice nose to it without much bite. This accessibility was excellent for those rolling with plenty of marked parking and some low tables in addition to the high tops. Worth coming back!

Tucker Man's Brewing Company was a really cool stop. Their beers were legit -- super smooth, good…read moreflavor, and definitely the highlight of the visit. The food was okay overall. We tried the spinach dip and the cheesy flatbread; both were fine, just nothing that really stood out compared to how good the beers were. The vibe inside was chill, and their merch was actually pretty cool -- way better than what most breweries usually have. Definitely worth checking out for the beer and the atmosphere. Food's decent, but the drinks and the overall experience carry the place in a good way. Service was good.

This lovely little brewery, located on a simple highway, in a quiet town, has shown itself to be,…read moreas depicted in the original flag of Maine, a brilliant star in the heavens above a lone pine. I love the people that run the place. They' don't seem interested in shaping impressions as much as they shape their beer. Internet likes are seemingly felled in the interest of flavor or unique expressions of their craft. Not a single hop, nor grain of malt, nor iota of yeast are sacrificed in vain. Imagine for a moment, a brewer bringing together from the diversity of what nature brings. Has anyone bring to canvas what Van Gogh has? Did Van Gogh have magic paint or special brushes? No, From the same stuff came the unexpected. It is what Van Gogh did that separates ordinary from artistry. Whether you are local, driving by, or even within a reasonable driving distance, swinging into the little hamlet of Waterboro may bring to you a Starry Night. And yes, I meant to circle back to the same allusion. Go there. Drink their beer. If you don't enjoy the hospitality, people, ambience, the beautiful beer garden or (obviously) the beer, then write your own review! ;) PS. Their IPAs are Edvard Munch-esque, but in a good way!!

What a pleasant surprise! Can't say enough. Great beer choices from Pale Ales and IPA to flavors…read moreand more. Fast service, amazing food truck selections that gets a 5 star on their own! Covered outdoor seating available. Check the website for scheduled games. Don't forget to greet Zeek when you walk in!

One of our favorite breweries and tasting rooms bar none! Their tap list is extensive and varied…read morewith lots of strange taste combinations that shouldn't work.. but do. Staff is knowledgeable and helpful, vibe is friendly and laid back. It's so good we took a keg home.

Barreled Souls Brewing is a craft brewery that opened in Saco, Maine in July 2014. It was founded…read moreby childhood friends Chris Schofield and Matthew Mills. The two met in elementary school and have been friends ever since. After turning 21, Schofield received a homebrewing kit from his father and started homebrewing. In 2003, he got a job working as the assistant brewer at Federal Jack's brewpub in Kennebunkport. Later, Schofield was hired as the lead brewing consultant for the design and development of the Railroad Seafood Station Restaurant and Brewpub. Meanwhile, Mills worked in the hospitality industry and managed a number of bars and restaurants. He developed a reputation for pairing food, wine, and beer selections with his customers' tastes, interests, and budgets. Mills even opened his own high-end retail wine company. Finally the two friends decided to collaborate and open their own brewery. They opened their modest brewery in the basement of a law office. Unlike other breweries, 100% of Barreled Souls' beer undergoes primary fermentation in oak barrels as opposed to stainless steel tanks. This fermentation system is based off of the Burton Union system, which was a method of fermenting beer developed in England in the 1800's. Although they have a relatively small operation, Barreled Souls has earned a reputation for producing some of the best beers in Maine. I visited Barreled Souls with my older son this summer while my I was spending the week in Maine with my family. Barreled Souls had been on my brewery bucket list for a while. I was surprised to see what a small operation they were, but that was fine with me as I usually prefer smaller breweries. I initially ordered a taster flight which featured "Purple Rain" (Fruited Sour), "No Clean Cups" (Double IPA), "The Mind Flayer" (Imperial Stout), and "Knob Creek Extended BA Nebula" (Bourbon Barrel-Aged Barleywine). Every single beer that I sampled was fantastic! The brewery also has their own food truck dubbed "Barreled Souls Burger". I enjoyed their delicious "Bold Brunch" (quarter pound patty topped w/ hash browns, bacon, cheddar cheese & a fried egg) while my son enjoyed the "Tachos" (loaded cheesy tots topped w/ taco beef, jalapeños, onions, black olives, served w/ sour cream & salsa). I was so impressed with the beer that I ordered a second flight that featured "Speakeasy Red Sangria" (Red Wine Barrel-Aged Gose), "The Pineapple Upside Down" (Triple New England IPA), "Vecna" (Imperial Fruited Sour), and "Banana Bread at Work Dude" (Bourbon Barrel-Aged Barleywine; collab w/ Abomination Brewing). I was equally impressed with these beers, and I love all of the "Stranger Things" references in the beer names. Before leaving, I purchased a bottle of "Strawberry Jam Stay Puft" (Imperial Stout) to take home. I had an excellent experience at Barreled Souls and I highly recommend them to all serious craft beer aficionados!

The atmosphere was low-key I loved it. I tasted a few different types of beers that they had there…read moreand it was great. I would recommend it for anyone who just wants to have a good beer or even a great one. This is the place.

Great service and delicious array of beers on tap. Flights available. Easy take-off and no hard…read morelandings...

I will NEvER, EVER go back to Banded Brewing or purchase any of their products. I sm a longtime…read moreBoddeford resident that has supported the Brewery since it opened. Today I waited in line with my Banded Horn labeled growler. I was told the brewery no longer fills growlers. While thinking this was invredulous and dissapointed, I went to retrieve a four pack of the brew I wished to fill. The cashier I originally ordered from did not think it was fair to those who were waiting behind me to let me purchase the four pack ahead of them. She then let me know what a "pleasant person" I was. Well she is terrific budiness person who ensured that Banded will no longer receive another dollar from me. *i was forced to add a star to post this. It does not deserve any stars.

Cool industrial factory brewery. Dog friendly and back patio was a much needed escape from all the…read moresun! Had the Luna and the veridian house seltzer on tap for free was soo soo good!

First time here. Got to say very small inside, but all is new and beautiful. At moment no seating…read moreinside, a few new benches. My god the beer is good!!! Holy moly. Love, love love Wilson beer! Wish I had food trucks and some kind of covered seating especially with winter approaching, but I will be a customer regardless