For those of us traveling on the mass pike, this place is a bit off the beaten path, but a great…read morefind for craft beer lovers. My friend and I stopped for an afternoon beer. I chatted with the brewer, Bruno, about what a fan of IPAs I was and he offers me to try some samples. I ordered the West Coast IPA and went outside to enjoy it. It turns out the beer that I ordered turned out to be the 2nd to last beer from that keg. While I was happily enjoying my beer outside, the server came over and said the Brewer wanted to make sure I fully appreciated the quality of the beer, I was given a replacement glass. I was stunned. The second glass certainly was a bit crisper than the first, but that is not my point. I was very impressed by that gesture and thought what attention to detail and customer satisfaction from a brewmaster. I would recommend this place unreservedly for craft beer drinkers.

This place was decent, I really applaud their selection of beers. The milkshake IPA was excellent…read more The food wasn't bad, my husband loved his Sausage. I had a quesadilla with beef it wasn't bad.

Very cool place! Definitely a small, intimate venue with a good sound and lighting systems. They…read moreget some pretty good local bands here. I would definitely go back here to see a show!

I used to volunteer here, and I had a wonderful time. Flywheel is a non-profit, collectively run…read morecommunity arts group. They offer live music, art exhibits, film & video screenings, poetry & spoken word, theater & performance art, and children's events. Local and national artists grace their stage, screen, and walls. Their emphasis is on emerging artists, independent musicians, and other non-mainstream creative types. A lot of local scenes have coalesced around this place. Admission is kept low making all events affordable for the local community. The venue is supported by door donations, fundraising, and grants. Periodically Flywheel puts on large scale shows featuring acts like Fugazi and Le Tigre. Flywheel is currently on hiatus due to the renovations being performed on their relocation space in the former town hall. Their previous site featured a cafe, zine library, art gallery, and performance space. Local scenester tip: Don't call it "The Flywheel". I look forward to visiting them in their new incarnation!

Updates on Flywheel: As of 2010, Flywheel has related in Easthampton's Old Town Hall, and it's as…read morecool as ever! Like the old space, Flywheel still puts on live music, art exhibits, film & video screenings, children's events, dance parties, record fairs poetry and spoken word, performance art pieces, and more. The cozy cafe area shares its space with the zine library, and leads out to the performance space. Flywheel has recently been the venue for Ladyfest and benefit shows for Pioneer Valley's Zine fest, and looks forward to showcasing more local bands. It's all volunteer-run, and people are free to donate some time to help out, either with shows or at "work parties" (like the bi-weekly party for cataloguing zines) as much or as little as they can.

My yelp-Bestie Jessica B already sang the praises of Mountain Park and since we went to the same…read moreshow together I'll just piggy back on her comments by saying, I would prefer Mountain Park for all of my outdoor concert experiences in the future. After hitting Hartford's Meadows (or whatever corporate name they're calling it now) many times in the past I have to say Mountain Park is so much cooler than the Meadows. It's funny, the older I get the more I appreciate that this place doesn't allow tailgating and it did nothing to damper my spirits because...they had good beer choices at semi-reasonable prices (compared to other, similar venues). Things I really liked: (all things that don't happen at the Meadows) easy in, easy out-no traffic no pat downs you can bring a low chair good beer the show started RIGHT on time no assigned seating and if you wanted to stand in front of the stage, you COULD! things I didn't really like (but I can tolerate): porta-potties (but they were pretty clean) Check out this venue if you can. It was like seeing a concert in a wealthy friend's yard with the cushiest lawn you've seen.

Gorgeous venue to see a concert on a summer night. Only 1 road in and out so driving can be tough,…read morebut we go early. I have no need to pay higher price for a reserved seat. Perfectly happy bringing a chair and sitting on the hill. The hill turned into a giant dance floor as everyone was up and grooving to the music. But next time I'll bring binoculars to see better.

Three stars because they book acts I like…read more The service last night was not up to par. Maybe the waitress was new or something, but every table around us was served their dinner before the waitress even took our order (and we were the second people in line). Had to ask three times for water. The waitress also kept trying to talk to me/settle the bill DURING THE SHOW. So very very rude. The food wasn't much better. I ordered the burger rare. It arrived well done - no pink at all. The onion rings were tasty but definitely from the freezer (I remember that they were much better last year - bigger, hand-battered). Honestly, if it wasn't for the bands I went to see, I wouldn't set foot in the Iron Horse again.

We have LOVED the Iron Horse for years but although I am certain the show will be excellent tonight…read more the overall experience is way below par. Food was mediocre , you had to order by app but you had to go up to the bar to order drinks As usual the tables are very crowded together which makes getting up very difficult. We will come again because of the music but won't eat here again unless they figure a better way to food and drink service.

Waited 45 minutes and then wanted us to sit in the corner table for 2 , no umbrella, 90 degrees ,…read moresun directly on the spot. rude to us when we refused, plenty of other tables open with shade. Said those table are only for parties of 4. We left .. ..

The food was quite good and not too expensive for a good quality meal. I ordered the pulled pork…read morequesadilla which was supposed to come with ranch, it did not come with it and I was charged an extra dollar when I asked for it. There were also flies landing on our straws, plates, and going on our legs and feet which was unpleasant to experience while eating.

Fort Hill Brewery is a craft brewery that opened in Easthampton, Massachusetts in November 2014. It…read morewas founded by head brewer Eric Berzins. Originally from Vermont, Berzins began looking for a good location to open a brewery after attending the Siebel Institute for Brewing in 2010. He settled on a former hay field in Easthampton at the base of Mount Tom. He chose Easthampton for the city's delicious, environmentally protected water. He was also enamored with the community's friendliness and sense of welfare. Berzins adheres to the Reinheitsgebot German purity law for the majority of his beers. Per the age-old law, the beer can only be produced with four ingredients: water, hops, malt, and yeast. At first, Fort Hill only brewed lagers. More recently they have ventured into hoppier territory with the addition of IPAs. My son and I recently visited Fort Hill Brewery while we were cycling the large network of bike trails in and around Northampton. The brewery is conveniently located right alongside the spur trail section of the Manhan Rail Trail. The location had seating available outside as well as inside and was quite packed when we arrived. The draught menu that day featured about 20 different beers of varying styles. Being the hop head that I am, I decided to order a sampler flight of five IPAs. It consisted of "G-Fresh" (Grapefruit IPA), "Disco Kid" (IPA), "Fresh Pick" (NEIPA), "Checkmate Chuck" (DIPA) and "Jigsaw Jazz" (DIPA). They were all pretty good, but "G-Fresh" and "Fresh Pick" were my two favorites. My son and I grabbed a table by the brewery's small stage and we listened to the blues sensations of Wildcat O'Halloran's band while I enjoyed my beer samples. We had a nice time at Fort Hill Brewery and I would definitely stop by again!

Fort Hill Brewery is a nice little brewery in Easthampton. It has a cozy cabin feel, which I really…read morelike. There are little airplanes hanging everywhere, and some cool artwork. I had two beers, and both very tasty. The Pianist, is exactly what I'd usually gravitate towards a great sour, with a bit of a twist. I also had Corrupt Cranberry, this is not for everyone, but I enjoyed it. It's a seltzer beer, I've never heard of such a thing. It's very unique, a bit more watery then the average beer, but also very flavorful. The night I was here, there was live music. This is a great little brewery that I enjoyed checking out. I have to add, they charge $2.00 for beer sampling. I'm not sure how big the samples are, this might be a covid reason. This is also a dog friendly brewery.

I have been to some of the best music events at this venue. When they have food available, it has…read morealways been amazing! The staff is very friendly and will answer any questions you have. I suggest you check out their calendar and see some bands there today.

Great night out. First time visit. Sat by the bar. Standing room only for a wonderful performance…read moreby Donna The Buffalo. Bar tender(s) were excellent.

Chris the manager was just opening-up when we got there pretty early, but he was kind enough to let…read moreus in and poured us drinks while the place warmed up. He even scrounged up some chips; taking time from his opening routine to display a gracious hospitality scene. We stood stage-right where the heater was blowing with all its might. Right nice! We caught an early act which certainly was no hack. I think we may be back.

Really solid venue for music in the city. Last trip in they had three real solid bands and a great…read morecrowd. The owner is cool as shit and the drinks are cheap. Def on of the top places to see music in Worcester.

Last nite was a FANTASTIC evening. My first time at the Palace and loved the atmosphere…read more.. couldn't have been more comfortable. Shemekia Copeland's "Uncivil War" shook the blues from the plaster in the Palace. Her voice needed no amplifying and she demonstrated that throughout the nite! It was like sharing a seat on her couch in her home. The Band was electrified Shemikia's voice to those who sit in the clouds. First time, I had heard her music - it was the name of the album/cd that sent me to Stafford Springs! - "Uncivil War" True confession. No Red or Blue here just true life experience, history, present and a hope to change the future by LISTENING to the "messages" she sends in her music need to be heard by all. Shemekia Copeland is our 21st Century Blues singer and mother - seer of all she sings.

The show "Spirit of Johnny Cash" was awesome. However, it's 10:30pm and the show was advertised…read moreuntil 1. So disappointed!