The service at Two Roads is next level. My friend and I visited all three buildings and everyone…read morewas awesome. The bartenders were really knowledgeable and explained every beer we asked about and Jason in Area 2 told us all about how they make their Whiskey it was a really cool process made us appreciate the drink more. You'll definitely have a great time here there's so much to do we loved trying the beer and espresso martini flight. Will definitely be back I love the quiet area in the tasting room and all the games they have!

Haven't been here since they only had food trucks, so I was happy to see they now have food on the…read moremenu. Came here on a Sunday afternoon and they had live music going. There were tons of kids around, it's a kid- and dog-friendly day. My boyfriend and I got two beer flights, which included five 4 oz pours each. Of course, my man had to make sure he had some new beers to add to his Untappd app, so we sampled all the campus-only beers. For food, we shared the garlic Parmesan & herb wings, mango habanero wings and the Not-Zarella Sticks, which are fried pepper jack cheese served with roasted red pepper and Calabrian chili dip. The wings were hot and crispy and both sauces had good flavor. The place is pretty big and our service was attentive. Between the flights, food and live music, it made for a nice Sunday afternoon. I also grabbed one of their experimental beers from the fridge in the shop because it looked unique and I hadn't seen it before. The one thing we weren't crazy about was the bathroom situation. The upstairs bathroom was unisex and had one toilet, urinals and a baby changing area inside the 1 toilet stall. There's no lock on the main door, which made me uncomfortable, especially with men, women, and kids using the same bathroom. Other than that, we'd definitely come back. There are plenty more beers to try, and I'd be down for another flight and some wings.

Beer Passport stop with friends on Sat. aft. FOOD: Personal sized Zuppardi's pizza was good and hit…read morethe spot as a light meal to go with a very good selection of beers (although limited). SERVICE: our server/bartender was pleasant and attentive. AMBIANCE: Small but quant interior, with a bit of a "Hippie" vibe, and a good floor plan based on its small size. Cool decor with Books and Albums for purchase. DJ RareBear was there to take our album requests and the vibe felt just right, especially with great conversation. Recommend a visit.

Cute and quaint! If you're a music lover, this place is fun. You can browse records of all genres…read moreand test them out before you buy. Beer is solid European style. Staff is extremely friendly and passionate. They also have DJ events at times. One of the more unique breweries I've explored and definitely recommend!

Our first time at Dockside and it was Oktoberfest. It was very busy. Yet we somehow got a table…read morevery quickly. And the service and food were fantastic. Will definitely be baXo.

We had such a great experience here, especially thanks to our server, Cate! We came in with a large…read moregroup (15+ people), which can be a lot to manage, but she handled everything so smoothly. Cate was incredibly accommodating from the start--making sure we were comfortable, checking in often, and keeping everything organized without ever making us feel rushed. She was so attentive to our needs, and somehow still managed to take great care of the rest of the floor during a super busy trivia night. Honestly, we were impressed by how on top of everything she was! Our whole group left happy, well taken care of, and already talking about coming back. Huge shoutout to Cate for making the night so enjoyable!

Do you like beer? Are you sick of the standard yellow pee, hazy NEIPAs, and even normal porters and…read morestouts? When you're gone enjoying the standard fare on the other side of the Stratford campus, walk or ride over to Area Two, and taste how they bend the limits of what can be called beer. Some of the more exotic things I've had here include barrel-aged stouts, sours made from wild yeast that's just floating around outside, IPAs that taste like weed and pineapple, but stuff as outlandish as a green marshmallow seltzer and Guy Fieri's take on spiked Hawaiian Punch. I haven't had a bad beer here and I don't think I ever will.

Great facility. They now have extended drinks and beer menu given full spectrum of alcoholic and…read morenon-alcoholic beverages they brew and distill. Their food hall provides decent menu of food that gets delivered to your table. There was a private event going on in the brew area which would be a great place to plan a corporate or family event. I had a smash burger with onion rings and my wife had a sweet potato and black bean taco, all very good. The flight containing all of their sours and sour types were more than solid. We headed to the main tasting room at Two Roads to pick up some Igor releases, beer and bourbon before ending our evening.

Came here as soon as they opened 12pm on a Sunday because I got hungry waiting for my car to get a…read morequick detail next door. To eat we tried alla vodka apizza with ricotta and basil, buttermilk brined chicken dippers, and sidewinder fries. All the food was hot and fresh. The chicken was perfectly crisp and juicy. The crust on the apizza was also perfect. We tried some mixed drinks. My man loved his coffee negroni. My tropical rum punch was delicious, it tasted more like an autumn drink with the anise spice. I'll definitely come back for a summerier drink and try more items on the menu!

I got a seasonal hard drink which was tasty and strong and my partner got a sour. We didn't eat…read moreuntil late so we were starving. We got two shareables and two handhelds - nachos, not-zarella, stratcity cheesesteak, sidewinder fries and sausage and peppers. The shareables were ok. The not-zarella and sidewinder fries had interesting sauces that were not to my taste. I had the cheesesteak but there was a lot of liquid in the sandwich which caused it to fall apart from what seemed to be from the premade and overcooked onions and peppers. I couldn't finish the sandwich because of the liquid and overcooked onions and peppers. While the food wasn't the greatest, the drinks and the service was good and timely. We have come here previously for takeout and the service was great so we planned and came back this time. Another benefit is that they have a nice outdoor space.

If you live anywhere near Milford and haven't been to Tribus yet, congratulations--you've been…read morewasting your weekends. This place is everything you want in a brewery and nothing you don't. First off, the beer: it's stupidly good. Like, annoyingly good. The kind of good where you go in thinking, "I'll just try one" and then three flights later you're googling if it's socially acceptable to move into a brewery. Their IPAs actually taste different from one another (shocking, I know), the stouts don't drink like liquid bread, and even the lighter stuff has actual flavor. It's witchcraft, and I'm here for it. The vibe? Top tier. Inside feels like hanging out in your cool friend's garage--if your cool friend also had a professional brewing setup and knew what the hell they were doing. Outside, the beer garden is basically Milford's adult playground. Add in food trucks and you've got yourself the perfect Saturday. The staff? Friendly, quick, and actually seem like they enjoy being there. Do you know how rare that is? I've been to breweries where the bartender looked like I asked them to solve long division just by ordering a pint. Not here. At Tribus, they get it right. Bottom line: If you're looking for a place where the beer slaps, the vibe's relaxed, and you won't get ignored like a ghost at a bad Mexican restaurant (ask me how I know), Tribus is it. 11/10, would recommend, and will absolutely keep coming back until they name a beer after me.

Nice little brewery in Milford, in an industrial park. Has an outdoor area as well as indoor…read moreseating. Staff is nice. They don't serve food however there is a food truck on site but don't know if it's there all the time. They have a tv for sports and dart boards. Would go back.

What a great spot for a fun night out! The menu is extensive, with everything from appetizers and…read moreburgers to build-your-own personal pizzas and salads. The pizza with peppers, onions, and fried chicken was a standout. The fried cauliflower was surprisingly delicious (and that's coming from someone who normally isn't a fan). The cheese fries, made with beer cheese, were flavorful, and the fried mozzarella bites are a must if you're in the mood for something classic. The burger was okay. It came out a bit dry, and I wasn't asked how I wanted it cooked. The bun also wasn't toasted, which would have made a big difference. One of the coolest parts about this place is the setup. There are multiple rooms, including a main dining area with a live band at night, an indoor patio with a big screen for games, and even a separate dance room with a DJ. They also offer $50 flash tattoos and have a tarot reader on certain weekends, which adds a really unique touch to the overall experience.

Live music - amazing. Local and unique beers on tap - amazing. Late night bites - you would think…read moreamazing. See the picture, this the fried mozzarella for $17. This picture was before we ate anything. Wow. Did someone take a snack before us because what is this. I am in shock. Truly. But the beer is good.

Came here after the Fright Haven haunted experience with a worked up appetite after being scared…read more We started with a cider and the queen of hearts, cherry sour beer. The beer was tasty for somebody that likes sour However, the cider was not to my liking. I started with the smoked wings (10) while my wife got ribs with a side of french fries and coleslaw. Everything was good. However, the meat seemed to be a little dry. The ribs and wings were fall off the bone, but it lacked the juiciness I was expecting. The flavor was great! Everything came out quick and we were lucky enough to put the orders in right before the kitchen was closing. We came during the weekend nor'easter so everything was closing earlier.

Came here to grab some food and drinks after going to a haunted attraction. I ordered baby back…read moreribs. It came with french fries and coleslaw. The ribs were OK, but very dry and definitely reheated a few times fries were decent and the coleslaw....I only took one bite of because I didn't like the taste. My wife got wings and they were pretty good. To drink I got a blueberry cider. I wasn't really impressed by it, but I didn't wanna waste it so I finished it. Service was fast. Prices were fair and restaurant was clean.

Suggested this place to my man because he's a craft beer fan. I haven't been here since it first…read moreopened, so I was curious to see how it was now. We sat at the bar, and I liked how spacious the place is. It has that industrial brewery vibe, a large dining room, and outdoor seating. It's also within walking distance of the arena, so this is a good spot to grab food and drinks and or meet with your group before a concert or event. The pizza is thin crust and has a similar style to New Haven pizza. The flavor was great, but I felt like the center wasn't crispy enough to hold the slice up. It made things a little messy because the middle would flop while eating it. We ordered three small pies so we could try a few different combinations. One was the Weekend Special, which was a red pie with garlic, fresh basil, buffalo mozzarella, pepperoni, meatball, shaved Parmesan, and oregano. The small was $27, which I thought was pretty pricey for the portion. The other two were build your own pie; one white pie with basil and ricotta, and one red pie with pepperoni, meatball, and green pepper. All three pizzas tasted great. My main issue was the texture of the center. I prefer my pizza crispy enough that I can actually pick up a slice without everything sliding or folding over. Service was friendly and attentive enough, although I thought it was a little odd that my bartender disappeared and someone else took over without any explanation. My man tried a few of the beers and enjoyed being able to sample different options, while I went with a margarita flight. Overall, I liked the atmosphere and the pizza was tasty, but I definitely felt the pizzas were overpriced for the size and what you get.

Cute space very rustic with exposed duct work and garage doors still intact that can be opened in…read moresummer for outdoor seating We were seated right away but staff was less than attentive water was hard to come by beers were brought out in plastic cups our plates were paper plates - at this price range you would expect at least glass. Super dark in all areas on the restaurant Antipasto was the best of everything we ordered nicely mixed and large portion full of meats and marinated veggies The meats pizza could barely be eaten because the crust was thin and under cooked so the meats would fall completely off making it very hard to eat Chef choice pizza didn't have caramelized onions but rather red onions but thin with lack luster chicken cutlet and arugula on top Best pizza we had was the Margarita pizza fresh tomato slices, garlic and fresh basil We won't be back due to service and pizza wasn't great They take credit card and have a large lot for parking but can get filled up fast especially if there is an event at the stadium for concerts

Liberty Rock Tavern is a craft bar & grill that opened in Milford, Connecticut in October 2016. It…read morewas founded by friends Dan Rizzo, Brian Kearney, Dan Kardos and Chris Hey. The location had previously been home to the King's Court restaurant. Kearney (a bartender) and Kardos (a chef) had previously worked there, while Rizzo and Hey were customers there. When the owners of King's Court were looking to sell the location, Kearney approached Rizzo with the idea of opening their own restaurant. Rizzo has a background in marketing while Hey manages accounting. The focus of the menu is primarily craft burgers, crispy chicken sandwiches, tacos, wings, and other various pub food staples. They also feature an impressive craft beer selection. I was recently at Liberty Rock Tavern for a fundraising event for the Closer To Free Ride. After scanning the menu, I decided to order the Bada Bing Bird: a crispy chicken sandwich with pesto, provolone, roasted red peppers, prosciutto and balsamic vinegar. It was delicious!!! It paired really well with a couple of cold craft brews. Liberty Rock also has a food truck which visits breweries and other various locations around the state. While visiting Tribus Beer Company a couple of years ago, Liberty Rock was the food truck that day. I ordered their Southern Fried Chicken Sandwich (with crispy bacon, ranch, B&B pickles, pickled Jalapeños, and American cheese) with a side of Waffle Fries. I think it may be the best chicken sandwich I've ever eaten!!

@ meadowlands music theater for Wu Tang concert and ordered the "3 jumbo tenders and fries" for…read more$18. Customer service was good, but EXTREMELY DISAPPOINTED when I received my dish to find that the "jumbo tenders"to be regular tenders and the insides mostly breading with fake chicken in the midst The fries were blazing, which was their saving grace. Line was long and didn't want to wait again. So mad, I forgot to take pic!