Went to Tilted Barn again! It seems to have gotten even better than it was our first time!…read moreAs always great fast and friendly service with a great variety of delicious beers! Plenty of non alcoholic options available also! Lots of space for you and your family to hang out and have a good time. They were extremely busy on this visit, but it did not feel crowded nor was there a huge wait time for ordering. They seem to have the service dialed in while still remaining friendly and courteous. This place is amazing and fun, add the delicious beers and you can't go wrong!

Great spot as we were "troll" hunting nearby and needed a break. Huge area, plenty of parking and…read moreseating inside and out. Unfortunately it was too hot to sit outside but a table opened up right when we grabbed our drinks. Service was good and the line moved efficiently. Beer was delicious and hit the spot.

Great local brewery! Great staff…read moreGreat Beer Hospitality is off the chart! Take a ride and visit

Can't say enough great things about this brewery! The beer is delicious and can tell it's brewed…read morewith love and care. They always have fun things going on every week, not that they need it because everyone there is so warm and welcoming

This was such a nice hidden gem in Warwick. I found the atmosphere very relaxing, and I appreciated…read morehow clean and well maintained everything was. Sitting outside with a beautiful view of the lake made the experience even more enjoyable. I'm not typically a beer drinker, but I loved that they offered a variety of options, including ciders and cocktails. Unlike many breweries in Rhode Island, this spot also has a kitchen menu, which was a huge plus. Our server was friendly and attentive, and we received our drinks quickly. Overall, it was a great experience, and I would definitely return again when the weather is nicer to enjoy the outdoor seating.

This is a really neat spot set in an old mill building right on the water. It's more than just a…read morebrewery; they've got a solid food menu too. There's bar seating, tables, outdoor space, and even fire pits, and the overall atmosphere is spot on. We didn't love our particular table - we were seated right where people line up to order beer, so it felt like they were basically standing at our table. If I went back, I'd probably ask to sit somewhere else or just grab a seat at the bar. The beer was decent, with about 8-10 varieties on tap. You can tell this is a local favorite. What a great place to meet up and connect with friends! Definitely worth checking out.

This location has closed…read more While they were open they had great beers and awesome live bands/entertainment. Was a Providence staple for as long as I've lived here and MANY years before that!

Loved this place- great location, good food and beer, and often fun live music…read more Sadly, this place finally closed its doors... will be missed in our community- hopefully it doesn't sit vacant for too long!

Always a nice experience at White Dog! I came with a friend for their piano and winter cocktails…read moreevent. I enjoyed a delicious Old Fashioned and also a festive mule in what appeared to be a giant fish bowl glass! Unfortunately, all the food businesses here were closed on the Sunday we visited so we ordered from a local Arepa restaurant via Grub Hub as suggested by our bartender. The Arepas were excellent and it was nice to enjoy them at the bar. If others are looking for food options, I do recommend checking the hours of the food businesses such as Ming's and A Guy and His Pie, because they are limited and do not necessarily coincide with White Dog's hours.

Fantastic- I mean why wouldn't white dog be fantastic with cherry bourbon and nitro cold brew…read morebourbon flavors. We had a bachelorette distillery party that began at white dog with cocktails and a tour. It was amazing. Many of us love bourbon so the tasting was a great way to tryout flavors to purchase later, which we did !!!! For those who are more the cocktail type, they had a wide variety of bourbon gin and moonshine cocktails that everyone was raving about. Thank you White Dog 10/10!

Small confession: I'm not a regular beer drinker. But I found some fantastic brews...there really…read moreis something for everyone. (The booklet was super helpful to me). The venue was a little loud and echo-y, and the educational talks were impossible to hear, but the place was filled with good energy. It would have been nice to have some tall tables to collect oneself/drink beer/snack, but I'm not sure where they would've gone... Smart moves: band outside singing "have your ID ready" ( both for entertainment value and practical purposes). The line was fairly sizable but moved quicker than I expected. Even the longest lines at the beer tables moved quickly, and having beer upstairs and downstairs was a good way to split up crowds. It seemed like endless amounts of beer, which is probably the actualization of a beer nirvana. I had a great time and would definitely recommend!

I've gone to Beervana for the past 4 years & love the new format for 2019 that allows for 2…read moreSaturday sessions. Having an afternoon & night session allowed for smaller crowds. I attended the afternoon session & getting into the Rhodes on the Pawtuxet was a breeze. I had no issues waiting for pours at most brewer's tables. It seemed there were a few absences (Goose Island, Bell's & Sam Adams) but there were other breweries taking their place. I always like the special one off collaboration brews that you can only get at Beervana. The attending breweries always bring their A games & love showcasing their brews. There are beer festivals almost weekly but Beervana is definitely the premier one in New England if you ask me.

I must say I had a really nice time at the RIBF. I live in NJ and had an opportunity to try New…read moreEngland brews that are unavailable in NJ. I've got to say mostly everything I tried was truly craft beer. I'm a hop head and was happy to see excellent IPAs being poured by many breweries present. I stayed away from the nationals because those beers are easily acquired at home. Having been to quite a few of these brewfests, it took a while to learn some discipline in regards to discarding an excellent beer. I tasted over 60 different beers/ciders, jotted down my thoughts, and reluctantly threw the remainder away, to be entered in Untapd later. I never would have gotten that many down if I decided to finish each one. My only gripe was the price. $35-$40 instead of $50 would have been more commensurate with the amount of breweries present and the small venue itself. I paid $53 last year at the Atlantic City BF where they had over 150 breweries, if I can use that as a comparison.

Recently we had the pleasure of attending the RI Brewfest at the Armory in Pawtucket with family…read morewho happen to like craft beer as much as we do. Parking could be a problem but we arrived early & found spots about a block away. The dark side of that is it was a frigid night & everyone had to stand in line outside in the wind & cold. Not that that could be helped but it was not pleasant. Thankfully, they had a great system going where they checked your ID on line, you got a wristband, & once the doors opened you could go right in. The armory is a cool building & I think a great spot for a brewfest. It was a bit crowded but people all seemed to be respectful of each other & it was fairly easy to get thru the crowds for samples. There were roughly 60 breweries represented, many of which were local to the New England area. I would say most of the samples I tried were very good to excellent. This crowd knows how to brew a good beer! There was a guy playing some decent music on the guitar in the corner (at least what I could hear of it). They had a couple of food stands, however we did not purchase any food so I can not comment on that. There were port-o-johns available. My only negative comment is I thought $50 was steep for this festival. It was a smaller venue. The Atlantic City Brewfest with twice the amount of breweries is only a little more expensive. That being said, it would not stop me from returning. We had a great time.

Great place with happy hour specials. The chili eggs are incredible. The drinks are balanced craft…read morecocktails. I really liked the newtons law and the expression martini. We tried the chipotle grilled chicken sandwich. It was very good with, topped with avocado, bacon, and cheese. The bartender was great and the atmosphere is a relaxed speak easy vibe. Can't wait to go back and try more.

Update: Came back for a second visit and happy to report it was a much better experience all…read morearound! We stopped in right when they opened on a Sunday afternoon and grabbed seats at the bar. Our server was great! He was attentive and personable, which made all the difference. On the drinks side, I had a craft beer draft of Star Light, a collaboration brew between Trillium and Equilibrium. Absolutely delicious! I would highly recommend if it's on tap or you can find it. For food, we went with the Korean Chicken Sando, which was excellent, and caught a half-priced Steak Skewers appetizer that was a perfectly cooked medium-rare and honestly fantastic. A great deal on top of a great dish. Glad we gave The Red Door another shot. This visit showed the real potential of the place. Will definitely be back.