This was our last stop on our tour of 3 distilleries in Boston. We were a little disappointed,…read moretruth be told. First, it's tricky to find. You have to walk down an access road that goes to the back parking lot to get to the entrance. They did have some banners at the entrance but that was odd. They have some food offerings that were pretty good and we tried a flight of most of their drink offerings. There were a couple of good pours, their New Medford rum and Addendum B whiskey were particularly good. Ambiance was lacking. The place caters to the late 20's - early 30's grunge crowd (or at least it did when we were there) and that's not us. The loud metal music and non-stop cursing by the bar staff and most of the patrons ensures that we won't be back. They do sell many of their spirits online, so perhaps check them out.

My husband very much enjoyed the whiskey selection and thought everything tasted great. It's a cool…read moreatmosphere with games to play and the bartenders were very nice. I am not a whiskey fan but I will still go back because we had a great time!

Had a good time here. Accepted our dogs. Very diverse clientele. Drinks were great. Service was…read moregood. Talked to cofounder, Ian, for a bit. Talked to Pam, bartender, for a bit. Was impressed with the whole experience. Hole in the wall fun.

The Taco Lady was the star of this "distillery". The waitress was more interested in flirting with…read moretwo guys at the bar rather than serving us drinks. Looking for a good time? You won't find it here. But shout out to the Taco Lady's ramen

Tourists coming through Plymouth, four of us ended up in Dirty Water on our way to the very…read moreunderwhelming Plymouth Rock. We were welcomed in, given a bit of a mini-tour and introduced it the different spirits. I got a whiskey old fashioned and the others got gin & tonics and rum punch, all very good. Without an easy way to get bottles back to Chicago we left empty-handed. Our loss. In Plymouth definitely stop in Dirty Water!

Awesome place to hang out, very dog friendly. check out blood orange selzter or the creamsicle,…read moreboth great drinks.

Great experience and very well done drinks! We brought home a vodka but also loved the rum and…read morebourbon. Absolutely worth a stop. Dogs are welcome inside as well!

Local, Friendly, Knowledgeable & Awesome ! Not sure if it's…read morepossible now due to Covid? but if you can, take advantage of the tour they offer. You won't be disappointed! Any questions are answered fully . This place is VET OWNED and they are definitely an asset to the area. I don't believe there is a nicer place to shop & an absolute pleasure to do business with. You can always sample/taste what interests you. They really care and want you to be happy with your purchase... How cool is that! *****5 STARS ALL THE WAY!

Wonderful cafe, great service, perfect location…read more The cat was very nice. Coffee was beautiful. My daughter loved the hot chocolate with latte art.

We started our Boston distillery tour here at Short Path. What a cool place! They have a coffee bar…read morethat's open before the bar is so when we arrived a couple of minutes early, no worries. We tried a flight of raspberry-lime rickies all made with different gins which was a revelation! Really, really good gins. (We bought a bottle of their Old Tom gin) I had a flight of their whiskeys which was good - the most interesting (and the one I bought) was their "Beersky" which is a whiskey they distilled from beer - super interesting and almost rye-like in taste. The staff was super friendly and helpful and we really enjoyed hanging out there.

Beautiful distillery. Fun, informative small group guided tour. This tour consisted of sampling…read moretheir entire line of products, learning about the history of the building as well as learning about the distilling process. A great local spot, and a definite must see when you are in town.

Really really cool old historic building, and that's about it…read more.. My husband and I came here for a drink before getting dinner at the restaurant next door. We waited so long in line at the bar that we thought we were going to miss our dinner reservation! We finally got a drink with 10 mins to spare. They were small and expensive, but good. Overall, nothing special or unforgettable here...

We had a great time here! We did tours / tastings of 3 distilleries in Boston on our last day in…read moretown and Bully Boy was a favorite! Our tour guide was knowledgeable but willing to admit when she didn't know the answer to something. She showed us around, answered questions and best of all, poured our samples! Bully Boy's products we good! We bought bottles of their Amaro, Boston Rum and Estate Gin but we didn't try anything that we didn't like. The facility is cool and there's an awesome space to hang out back in the barrel room. On caveat, which doesn't impact their rating at all is that it's in a "less than awesome" neighborhood, so be aware of that when you're visiting.

Hard to find at first, but definitely worth finding and going…read more The drinks were fantastic. The staff will help guide you based on your preference, but you can't go wrong with any choices (both alcoholic or NA). I had an Old Fashioned, and it was probably the best Old Fashioned I've had all year. They make all of their liquor themselves which is nice. It's a cozy place with limited seating, so keep this in mind. Best to go with a group of 4 or so, otherwise seating can be difficult to all sit together and easily interact. They host tours of the place with tastings that looked fun. I want to go in the future!

Really nice tasting room!!! We loved everything we tried, the white rye is particularly…read moreunique--maybe not the best for drinking straight, but a really cool cocktail ingredient. The location will make you think you're in the wrong place, but the space is super cozy and comfortable. There are even board games! We'll definitely be back for a tour sometime!

Found this newish distillery thanks to one review on Yelp. With the help of google maps and a…read morerecent social media post, we easily found this off the beaten path establishment. Plenty of parking, great views, and the friendliest bartender Cassandra. If you like small batch, locally made unique spirits come here. We tried a Gully Washer (bartenders special on the chalkboard) and a rye-tai. They make a spirit for everyone, but I had my eye on the rye and nocino. I also ordered a cold brew martini made with local coffee. Both drinks were well balanced, not too sweet and delicious. At the moment, you can bring your own food or have it delivered which is what we did. Ate at the bar and enjoyed excellent cocktails. Don't miss this hidden (not for long) gem!

On the way back from the cape in Franklin we were looking for a little dinner.. we found it at Glen…read morepharma. I had the grilled octopus which was delicious and tender with a Mediterranean flair. I took a side of garlic broccoli which could have been cooked just a little bit more but was delicious. My wife had the fish and chips which I stole. A little bit of the chips were the best I've had. The fish was delicious. Of course we had to have a traditional old fashioned smoked which was quite a treat. We sat at the bar and the bartender was very attentive. Funny and welcoming.. but what really killed it was the ambiance and Old Stone building with beautifully appointed decorations. It was a place that I would love to spend more time in. If you're ever in the area, we highly recommend it.

Overpriced Food was not that great. Other restaurants make…read moredelicious food at a better price point. No wine available. Haughty attitude by staff.