First time at this restaurant. Quaint, great neighborhood vibe! Owner and staff super friendly…read more Menu had wonderful choices for home made pot pies. Flavor was over the top good! Awesome mashed potatoes and gravy. Excellent Caesar salad. Great value for the amount of food you get (not very expensive). Will definitely be back!!

Real cool place! Small but that's what makes it great!…read more Loved the atmosphere and great beer Hospitality was awesome

Amazing food! Excellent service and great ambiance! My husband and I had the Duck and Crusted cod…read moreand both very cooked perfectly! Chef is amazing! Live music on the patio. Would definitely come back!

We went in for girls lunch and had a great time. We got in around 1 pm, right before their next big…read morerush. Our waitress was super friendly and knowledgeable about the dishes. Restaurant was clean and had cute decor. The food was delicious and well presented.

Great spot Loved the vibe in an old mill! Great decor with…read morethe natural brick! Nice selection of beer! Had the west coast and the DIPA! Both real good ! Elm Street Pozza was the food for the night! Real good pie! Met the owners! Super friendly! Definitely a place to spot at when in Amesbury!

The best beer and service. The port was amazing. Sarah the bartender was so pleasant and friendly.read more

Went to Odd by Nature on a whim during our staycation. Immediately were welcomed by both Joseph and…read moreRicardo at the bar. Beer is excellent but most surprisingly was how fantastic the cocktail program was! We loved chatting with them both about their travels, love of drinks and their knowledge of both the industry and the drinks they serve. We are so glad we stopped, it made for such an awesome night and great part of our trip. We will be bringing our friends back to visit very soon!

Visited on 7/19/26 with my wife and dog. Drove up from Rhode Island after seeing the menu,…read moreavailable beers, and learning they were dog friendly. We arrived and sat at a picnic table with an umbrella so our pup could be in the shade. We were having a great time, so excited to be there and amped to try their current taps. Just as our apps were being brought out, a gust of wind lifted the umbrella clear out of the table, spilling my wife's drink and sending the heavy metal umbrella pole directly into my face and chest HARD. My wife, the server, and I were all stunned for a moment. Wife thought I was bleeding until we realized it was rust on my face and chest from the pole. Server asked if I was okay, clearly feeling a little awkward, and with my hand to my face I said "I think so? If I'm not bleeding, I guess?, still totally stunned and feeling some pain. Face throbbing, my wife asked for an ice pack, and the server brought us one. We totally understand that it was a freak accident, and that it wasn't our server's fault. But it got awkward from there as the crew working became avoidant. The girl that sat us saw me teary eyed from the pain, holding the ice pack to my face and asked if we were okay... but that was it. The atmosphere quickly became awkward, and considering the pain I was in combined with feeling totally weird from the staff, we asked for a box to take our uneaten food to go. Server brought our check and we were a little surprised to see that we were still charged for the drinks (one of which had spilled because of the umbrella) and the food. We paid cash, still left a nice tip, and left, wanting to get out of the sun and keep an eye on the swelling. We were really disappointed in how the situation was handled by the crew. We weren't looking for our apps to be comped, but it would have been nice for a manager to come by, apologize, offer to refill my wife's beer, and maybe move us to a different table since we were no longer in the shade. The team didn't go around and check the other tables to make sure the umbrellas were safe and secure, either, which was shocking considering what had just happened. We were really looking forward to hanging out, trying a little bit of everything off the menu, buying some cans or growlers to take home... but we left with a swollen, bruised face and chest and an uneaten $90 box of food that we ended up tossing because the mood was completely ruined. We rarely leave a negative review anywhere, but I guess this is just a PSA to check your picnic table umbrella if you sit outside, and hopefully a learning opportunity for management in how to improve customer service and safety for patrons.

Steve and I had a beer from Deciduous Brewing Company a while back and we really liked it a lot…read more It's rare for me to rate a IPA really, really high on Untappd but this was one of those rare occasions in which I did. Brother of Mine was the name of the IPA we both had. It has Citra and Topaz hops in the beer which made a very pleasant hop combination to the flavor profile. Flavors you should expect to find in this beer are maltiness, hoppiness, bitterness and citrus. It's also a very pleasantly dank beer. A very, very good starting beer with Deciduous Brewing Company for us!

The warm and cozy atmosphere, with the delicious brews added to it, made the perfect mix for…read moreunforgettable memories. Cheers to good times and flavorful adventures at Deciduous! Their service is very good and efficient, you can order at the bar, or you can also order from your table with a QR code they have there and they will bring your beer to the table.

When in Exeter, NH this is the one place for excellent New England Clam Chowder…read more... Beautifully NE decorated and located directly on the Squamscott River: which begins right in downtown Exeter where the fresh water meets tidal saltwater from the Great Bay. Additionally, our waitress was friendly and very attentive. Wasn't very hungry so only topped off the Chowder with crispy and tangy/sweet teriyaki chicken wings and pretzel bites. Perfect combination while enjoying the views.

Passing through Exeter and stopped into Sea Dog Brewing for lunch. Sat outside on the back deck…read morelooking over the river. Service and staff were wonderful. We ordered chicken wings which were very tasty however very small in size. Pretzel bites served with mustard. If you wanted beer cheese sauce it was $3.00 more. I felt they should've included it. My husband had a bowl of New England clam chowder. It was creamy and chunky.

Great little place in a convenient location. The food is amazing, and you really can't go wrong on…read morethe menu. Super quick and friendly service. The beer selection always offers so much, and is better than any other microbrew in the area in my humble opinion. Also, the farm setting and animals are great for the little ones.

Food is always amazing here even if the service can be off. They make food quickly and well - it is…read moresuper fresh and the dishes are always innovative. Warning, if you sit outside and are sensitive to mosquito bites, you will be eaten alive. Make sure to wear bug spray and long sleeves.

We have been to a lot of breweries and this one is top tier. Staff (Ben and Isiah) were very…read morefriendly and patiently explained why they do not offer flights. Oh, you want the explanation. To paraphrase "To appropriately taste a good beer you need more than a few ounces. Otherwise, you have a variety of flavors intermingling and not experiencing the beer for what it is". So key is to be immersed in your beer of choice....and yes, you can sample any beer ahead of time so you get the one you want. Truer words were never spoken. We thoroughly enjoyed our beer choices (Oblivion nitro black lager, Long Shadow bourbon barrel aged baltic porter, Apropos a saison for or from the Gods and Quintessential a noble German pilsner). You think I remembered the beer names by heart. I will let you think that or....fess up and divulge I had to take a pic of the offerings so I could let family and friends (and you) to not miss out on any of these. We will be back for another nitro and then some. Hopefully, before the rest of you. Enjoy!

The beer was very good. Cool atmosphere with outside seating. The old brick building is cool. I…read moreloved the community seating. They had a lot of games to use. Nice place.

On a multi stop father's day drive, Smuttynose was one of our stops. Beer garden was very quiet &…read morewe were able to hang out with a flight and an old brown dog. Then we popped over to the restaurant and grabbed a table for some food. We only ordered chicken tenders, which came out quickly and were sweet and crispy. Our server was nice, they were a little disorganized and I think we would sit in the " bar service" area next time and just buy stuff ourself and bring it outside. Overall, good time, nice place and they had beers that were not IPAs so those are all good in my book.

The Smuttynose Tasting Bar beer garden on a warm, late summer day is just about as good as it gets…read more I'm known to travel long distances to visit breweries with working cats. While Smuttynose doesn't have a cat (that I'm aware of), we were pleasantly surprised to meet the resident good boy, a black lab named Willy! What a treat. He is so friendly and freely roams the bar and beer garden. Cute pup aside, I love their facility. The outdoor area hosts a variety of seating options, including my personal favorite: adirondack chairs. This place would be an ultimate summer hang if I lived closer! You don't even have to go inside to order a beer - just walk up to the order window. I tasted their fall offers: Oktoberfest and Pumpkin Ale. I thoroughly enjoyed both, even purchasing a variety pack to trek home with me that included both the Oktoberfest and Pumpkin Ale. Their flagshop brown ale is called Old Brown Dog, and when we visited, they had a stronger version on tap - Very Old Brown Dog. The Very Old Brown Dog is one of the better strong beers I've tasted in some time. Definitely a sipper, especially if you're driving - but boy, it was smooth and very tasty in spite of it's sub 10% abv. The tasting bar is no frills at it's core, but clean bathrooms, fun merch, and good beer are flowing. There are some snacky foods available for purchase, but their restauarant is just across the parking lot if you're seeking a substantial meal. Lots of parking, great outdoor gathering space, smaller indoor seating area - would be great for summer hangs. Lots of tasty beer and a good doggy await. Smuttynose is one of my favorite breweries I've visited in recent memory.