A little late to posting this. I went in because I heard about new management and some new meal…read moreoptions. I had some extra time in my hands and decided to pop in. The vibe was better than it had been in a while. I was greeted with a welcoming presence and was taken care of quite quickly. I was stuck between choosing the Nate's vegan chili and the FIG sandwhich. Nate himself actually came out and reccomended both, but we decided on the fig sandwich. Boy, was this a delight! The brioche bun was perfect, the flavor combo was genius to be honest. He even came back around to check in on me and how it was. (Give this man a raise lol). He took a moment to express gratitude and speak of his investment in the place and making it grow. Did I hear batting cages are coming next door?? I'm sorry I didn't get some pictures, I honestly forgot in the midst of the hospitality. 5/5 experience, would come back for sure!

Nice red brick brewery with a dog friendly patio. The beers are excellent, especially if you like…read moredark beers. Very delicious. The flight presentation could use some work. I like the idea, it's pretty to send the little glasses out in a wood tower, but in reality it resulted in a lot of spilled beer and a messy delivery. Beer if great enough to be coming back for.

Excellent cider! The selection of ciders is varied enough from dry to semi sweet that most people…read moreshould be able to find their right fit. It runs a bit sweet for me, but still very good. Service was wonderful, thank you. I like the bar area, very comfortable, but I don't like whatever is going on with the tacky plastic string covered wall. The patio is nice in concept, but it needs some sprucing up, just some barrels of plants will help.

I have ordered multiple times from far from the tree cider so when we decided we were coming to the…read moreBoston area, I knew I wanted to take some time and come up to actually visit the cider house that I love so much. While this location is located about a 15 minute walk from the main downtown area of Salem, the walk is pretty easy. We got there around 2:30 3 o'clock on a Saturday afternoon and the location was fairly steady. They did have live music as well. We both ordered the honeydew slushy and absolutely loved it. I wish there was a way to be able to ship it to Florida as it was so amazing. I also got a flight so I could try some of the new ciders that I hadn't had before. Or all they were good I think my favorite was the broken heart and the Collab for the dog adoption.

First time here. Very few beers on the menu and even less on draft. If they hadn't had another…read morebrewery from Maine on their menu it would've been really scarce. Beers were decent. Very cool vibe inside. Love the decor. Service was bar walk only but not too bad. Nice place just was hoping for more of a selection.

The pizza and fries were delicious. Pizza is definitely a killer item on the menu. You can tell a…read morelot about how seriously a place takes making pizza by ordering a plain. I was not disappointed! Sauce was delicious and the dough was tin and cooked to perfection. Service was not outstanding and Christmas decor was minimal.

I love Nightshade! Definitely some of my favorite brews in Massachusetts and the Everett taproom…read morehas a great vibe! When we were there, we got smashed burgers from the outdoor vendor. The brewery always has some outstanding food vendors outside.

Their beers are amazing. No one to Jack's Abby acquired them as part of their portfolio of great…read morecraft beers.

Love this place! Come every year as a regular stop on our vacation. Candlepin bowling was new to…read moreus, but how fun! And the food...omg, you sure wouldn't believe it comes from a bowling alley! They have a brewery with a variety of beers (my favorite is an orange wheat beer), too.,The bartender is too notch; everyone there is super friendly and makes you want to come back again.

A combination brewpub and bowling alley made for a great place to celebrate my mom's birthday!…read more The beer was great, the food was delicious, and we had a blast candlepin bowling. It was packed (school vacation) and you can really tell it's a local favorite and community hotspot; such a fun night out!

If you're looking at this review, you're probably familiar with Tree House's beer; for those who…read morearen't, the TLDR version is it's some of the best in New England with an emphasis on their flagship juicy / hazy NEIPA's. They're always experimenting, and I've also been thoroughly impressed with their stouts, sours, and pilsners. 5 stars on the beer alone. For those who know the brews but haven't been to the Tewksbury location: come! Enjoy! The Clubhouse taproom is spacious, lively, welcoming, and run like a well oiled machine. Show your ID, get a bracelet, and the staff will pour whatever, and it'll be sublime. Drink it to wash down one of their tasty house-made pizzas; honestly, the pizza kitchen is far better than most local "house of pizza" places, and could probably survive as a business on its own. Give your order and you'll get a text when it's ready. Then enjoy the pie, which features a crisp, well seasoned crust with a nice chew. I had pepperoni with hot honey and a side of ranch dipping sauce; never thought I'd gush about ranch sauce, but damn, it's seriously good. Wrap up your visit with a to-go order of cans from their lengthy beer menu. No, it ain't cheap. Yes, it's worth the price. All in all a great chilling with beer and pizza experience, and a welcome addition to the northern burbs.

We've visited several TreeHouse locations over the years: Charlton, Saratoga, Deerfield, Sandwich,…read moreand now Tewksbury. We were in the area running errands and decided to make an afternoon of it. The beer, as always, speaks for itself and is the reason people make the trip. We also knew better than to take our chances with the pizza/possible wait - even on a Monday afternoon - so we picked up sandwiches from a local deli first. I'm glad TreeHouse allows outside food because that worked out perfectly. What prompted me to write this review, though, was the cleanliness of the Tewksbury location. Unfortunately, it left a lot to be desired. I'll agree with other reviewers that the place is full of unsupervised kids. The result is that there were large smears all over the windows in at least two locations - noticeable enough that I was surprised they didnt catch the attention of the staff and hadn't been cleaned as they happened. The bigger issue was the restrooms. The two bathrooms off the main beer hall have a very strong urine odor, the kind that suggests they haven't been thoroughly cleaned or sanitized in quite some time. It was so unpleasant that I opened each door, turned around, and decided to find another restroom upstairs instead. Unfortunately, that wasn't much better. The upstairs restroom door was difficult to lock and wouldn't stay latched, which made for a pretty awkward experience. TreeHouse has built an incredible reputation for its beer, and we've enjoyed every location we've visited (some are definitely better than others). A brewery that attracts this many visitors should be paying closer attention to the cleanliness and maintenance of its public spaces. And yes, the mini sign in the lobby that suggests that kids need to stay with their parents is worthless. Please parents, remember this is NOT a pizza place that serves beer. It's a beer hall with a pizza oven.

I only found out about The Landing by taking the Salem Ferry. It wasn't open before my mid-morning…read moreferry trip, but it was open before an early evening sail on the When and If. And this place was busy! If I still lived here, I'd be here often. It's no Rockmore floating (RIP) but it's a close second. They have some light bites on the menu, but I wonder if you can order delivery. If not, that would be a good idea. There isn't a lot of shade, so be warned. Bartender was super friendly. My Tropical Splash was delicious and strong. I couldn't finish it before my sailing adventure. I'm looking forward to returning.

Okay while we're in Salem and out and about we ran across The Landing at Salem Ferry which we…read moreweren't sure what we were looking at. It is an outside square bar with a bunch of chair and some tables. There's no indoors and if you want some shade you need to jockey around depending in the time of day to catch a piece of the shade that comes from the roof/umbrella over the big square bar. Everyone apparently says the same thing, hey how come you guys don't have any food. LOL we didn't ask but we were thinking it. Bilut 5he beers are wicked cold and they can make you about cocktail you can thing of, maybe not an Alabama slammer but most anything really. I heard they have music on Friday nights, but not sure wherebotlr how but the prices are terrible and it's a nice view and your outdoor so that's all a good thing. Yes we discovered it while just knocking around the waterfront but this is a obviously good place to stop for a cocktail by before or after riding the ferry to or from Boston. Cheers

Seriously owner double charged me 3/8/24 $21.23 at 9:30 am…read more On the same day at 11:30 pm I was charged again !! The owner was we close at 11 He was very rude I will get print and show him!!! Evan my bank is taking off Seriously, Thrived for the OWNER HOLLY Boudreau ALSO THE REVIEWS ARE ALL OVER 3 years ago

Started coming here a while ago and had a great experience and this is now my regular spot, it's…read moreconvenient and easy to get to off the freeway and the staff is always super friendly it's that type of place you actually get to know people. Jake on swing shift is the man! I come here for my Whiskies, tequilas and beers and don't forget the wine for the wife! Thanks again guys and I will see you soon for my next great bottle.