We stopped on our way home from Lowell, watching softball. This is close to the highway, I-290…read more Location is in an industrial area. Walked in to Live music on a Saturday night and baseball/football on the TVs. Beers are "high" test so be safe and careful(around 8% on average). Amanda and I both got flights. Pumpkin was definitely on the list for both of us, delicious. So much so we bought a 4pk to come with us. Their stouts were great dessert beers. Great vibes and staff were amazing as well. We both got smash burgers. The fries were so good with the burger, we ordered a side of just fries. We will be back!

Food Service Ambiance all goated. This spot rules. Good fried pickles with a yummy sauce. I got a…read morehot honey chicken sandwich and wowww yum!!! My partner gotta chicken caesar wrap and they said it was yumma. Beeeeer!!! and we could bring the dog. So fun

I don't drink beer so I'm only reviewing the food, which is fantastic! I was so happy to discover…read morethat Jack's Abby has a kitchen, and what great food they serve. We enjoy their food at least once a week, whether it's take-out or dine-in it's always superb. The pizza is the best I've had in the Boston area (yes, it's better than any place in the North End) mostly because the ingredients are much higher quality than most places but also because their crust is perfectly thin and slightly charred, and their copper wood oven cooks the pies at the perfect temperature--just like in Italy. The entrees, the salads, and all the apps are also phenomenal, again with high quality ingredients and sophisticated flavors, and their burger is definitely the best in Metrowest. Their only flaw is that someone in the kitchen has a heavy hand with black pepper and red pepper flakes tend to appear too frequently, so I always make sure to ask for no added pepper. The specials are not to be missed, unfortunately they're only served on the weekend, and the special desserts--oh my! Kudos, Jack's Abby! I hope you continue to serve food like this for a very long time!

Great beer, friendly service, and fun atmosphere. The sweet potato fries and the pretzel were very…read moregood.

It took them so long to go be me my credit card back but although the service was greet and the…read morefood was grea.

This is a nice looking brewery next to a roller rink. The beer options had a good amount of…read morevariety. I had the caramel apple lager and then the blood orange lager. Both were delicious, but I preferred the latter. My fiancé enjoyed his IPA and had it twice. We were trying to not get too full for our upcoming dinner reservations so we ordered a sampling appetizers as well. The Chicken tortilla soup came in a neat mug, my fiancé was a big fan of it. The buffalo chicken wings were very good and the cauliflower bites were very large in portion size. I wish the cauliflower had been firm and not a little mushy, but overall the entire experience was great. It wasn't crowded when we got there at four, but it was starting to pick up when we left at 5:30x

Stopped in for beers several times. Excellent service and a delicious selection of beers. Also got…read moresome coffee to make at home. They needed to know what kind of coffee machine I have so they could match the grind to my home machine. Worth a visit.

Lost shoe is a delight. Great atmosphere. On this most…read morerecent trip my husband and I had an iced latte flight inside. My favorite was the lavender but they were all fantastic. The coffee shop is in the midst of a bunch of parking lots and has indoor and out door seating. They host events and pop ups and have a strong community vibe. They have a limited food options but they don't mind if you order food from elsewhere. Hope to be back soon.

Nashoba Valley -- An Enchanting Afternoon Among the Vines, Followed by an Unforgettable Evening!…read more Some places offer a wonderful meal. Others offer beautiful surroundings. And then there are those rare destinations that bring together exceptional food, gracious hospitality, breathtaking scenery and unexpected little moments of delight. Nashoba Valley is one of those places! We visited last week, a party of four, and what began as a leisurely lunch turned into an absolutely magical afternoon and evening. From dining beside the grapevines and wandering through the apple orchards to wine tasting and an exquisite dinner, every part of our visit was a pleasure. Our first stop was The Knoll, where we settled in for lunch surrounded by the beauty of the vineyards. The sandwiches were excellent, and our server was an absolute delight--warm, cheerful, attentive and always smiling. But the highlight of our afternoon was something entirely unexpected. As we sat enjoying our lunch, we noticed the grapevines nearby. When we learned that we were welcome to pick and taste the grapes directly from the vines, we were thrilled! These were the tiniest, sweetest little grapes, bursting with natural sweetness. There we were, four adults, having the most marvelous time plucking grapes straight from the vines and savoring every bite. It was such a simple pleasure, yet it became one of the most memorable moments of our visit. There is something wonderfully indulgent about enjoying nature's bounty right where it grows! After lunch, we took a leisurely stroll through the beautiful orchard, admiring the apple trees and picking a few apples along the way. The grounds were lovely, and the entire experience had that unhurried, quintessentially New England charm that makes an afternoon in the countryside so special. Our next stop was wine tasting, another thoroughly enjoyable experience and a lovely way to spend the afternoon before heading to J's Restaurant for dinner. And what an extraordinary way to end the day! J's is an absolute gem. From the outside, the rustic farmhouse has an understated, old-world charm. Step inside, however, and you discover an interior that is cozy, elegant and stunningly beautiful. It strikes that wonderful balance between refined dining and the warmth of a country home. The atmosphere is inviting and intimate, without a hint of pretension. The dinner itself was phenomenal. Every dish we ordered was beautifully prepared and absolutely delicious. The quality of the food, the presentation and the attentive hospitality made for a truly memorable dining experience. By the time we finished our meal, we were so delightfully satisfied that we simply couldn't contemplate dessert. But J's had one final surprise in store for us! We were told that the owner has a charming tradition for guests who don't order dessert. Moments later, out came the most whimsical little treat: complimentary cotton candy, beautifully presented in elegant glasses! It was completely unexpected, wonderfully playful and such a delightful gesture. After an exquisite dinner, this little flourish brought smiles to all our faces. It was the perfect finishing touch to an already exceptional evening. What impressed me most about Nashoba Valley was the genuine warmth and hospitality we encountered throughout our visit. From our lovely server at The Knoll to the gracious service at J's, everyone made us feel welcome. There is an unmistakable sense of pride and care here, not only in the food and wine but also in the experience they create for their guests. Nashoba Valley is so much more than a winery or a restaurant. It is a destination to be savored. Come for a leisurely lunch, linger among the vineyards, wander through the orchards, enjoy a wine tasting and finish with a beautiful dinner at J's. Better still, bring your friends and family and make an entire day of it, as we did. We arrived expecting a pleasant afternoon in the countryside and left with wonderful memories, full hearts and very full stomachs! An absolutely enchanting experience from beginning to end. We cannot wait to return!

We met a friend here for brunch, she lives nearby and suggested J's. It was a wonderful experience!…read more5-star dining, farm to table and rustic charm. It is located at the Nashoba Valley Winery, so the wine was great - we enjoyed a wonderful Overlook Rose' - it was perfect! The service was impeccable and the food was amazing. The weekly special omelet was divine - although the chimichurri was an acquired taste - and totally filling; our table also had the special eggs Benedict with autumn vegetables and simple poached eggs. We left nothing on the table - it was all amazing and have told so many about our great brunch. Can't wait to go back!

Friday afternoon 3:30pm: I had high-hopes this would be a vibrant experience; I left wondering very…read moreperplexed. First, it wasn't the easiest place to find; the signage made little sense "CANTEEN"; WTF is that? Pulling into the parking lot and finding little to no parking; seems a construction project closed the main parking lot behind the building? The angled spaces immediately on the right make absolutely no sense; they should be perpendicular so I can back out of the space; otherwise it's nearly impossible to maneuver out of the spaces. I was impressed at the size of the building and its open-air concept with outdoor seating but was still confused to its design and purpose; I found the restrooms, but there are also 3 showers adjacent; WTF are all the showers for? I was disappointed by the beer selection; all IPA high-hop, citrusy, unfiltered options; DOESN'T WORK FOR ME. Tried to order food, "kitchen doesn't open until 4pm come back when it's open." SIGH! Interesting on such a beautiful day only a handful of people there. Some good music playing softly on a speaker very hard to hear. WHY NO LIVE MUSIC on a Friday afternoon/evening? Ordered a buffalo chicken-wrap and chicken fingers; the wrap was uninspiring and the chicken fingers seemed like they opened a bag of prepared frozen chicken that were re-heated in a toaster oven. On this day there was a food truck arriving at 4pm, Roamin Wild Mobile Kitchen from Worcester. Unfortunately I'm not excited eating exotic game-food like alligator and other road kill. The best thing about this place was the bartender was friendly and patient. I'm sorry, it has great potential but as-is it's dull and moribund, a FAIL for me.

Well apparently they opened in June but there is absolutely no indication from the road. Great…read morebeer. Loved the Amber. Looks like a decent place for an after work gathering.

The Galway is one of those charming, out of the way places, where everybody seems to know your…read morename. The attending staff is good overall, there's one who's a bit grumpy, but hey, I can get by that. Although they advertise that they have the worst parking lot (they do, park on the street), and it's small, it's cozy. Prices are fair, and although they don't have their own food, the adjoining pizza place let's you order through a window--and when it's ready, they ring a bell. The bands on weekends are good--not sure how they move the pool table or where it goes, but they make do. It's busy early and late. Plenty of tables if you can't get in at the bar--just go to the bar and don't wait for your drinks--you'll be thirsty.

Came for a proper pint. Had to have 2. Dark and cool, hit the spot. Didn't have food but the menu…read morelooked decent.

Such a cute winery and definitely a hidden gem tucked away! I loved all the different seating…read moreareas, both inside and outside. The outdoor area had such a gorgeous view, and they even had cornhole to enjoy while relaxing with your wine. Inside, they had a nice selection of snacks that paired well with the tastings. We ended up trying both the wine tasting and the sangria tasting. The rosé was probably my favorite! I was hoping we'd be able to walk a little farther down through the vines, but unfortunately that area was closed off during our visit. Overall, we had a great experience and the service was wonderful. Definitely recommend checking this place out if you're looking for a cute winery to relax and enjoy some drinks!

Had a wonderful afternoon on the back lawn enjoying the sunshine and company. We brought our own…read morefood which was a great convenience! Love the free glass with the flight of wines!