Nice spot for enjoying a beer or two by the fire-pit. A food truck supplies dinner or a snack…read more Service is very friendly and the outdoor space is comfortable.

Ok... beeeer. Add great food truck food! It's just the perfect combo! Tacos are killer! Great…read morenachos! Then.. amazing beer! A definite stop! Staff are terrific too!

One of the coolest breweries in the area. A real "come as you are" kind of place, with a great mix…read moreof regulars and those who just happened by while driving down Route 7. There are a variety of beers to choose from, each named for one of Cody's tattoos, each more satisfying than the last. I recommend a taster for each to pick your favorite. They host events and live music on the regular, so check their website to see which of your favorite local bands are lined up for the weekend. Great prices, family friendly, and good company that makes you feel welcomed! There is parking available, but can be a bit tight on a busy night. The owners are rectifying that soon by creating a large lot on the property, leaving no reason to stay home!

From the owner: 4 beers on tap. Free popcorn and homemade bar munchies…read more "We are not too cool for you. Come on in."

First, the good: location was nice on the water and there was a very broad selection of beers…read more Most beers we had were a little lighter in body/flavor than expected. Menu was limited but had promise. We ordered soup, pizza, quesadillas and a rice bowl. Crab bisque was tasty. Nachos were Tostitos chips and salsa with some half melted cheese. Rice bowl was mostly rice and no flavor. Quesadillas were similarly bland. Overall, don't come for the food, get a variety of beers via a flight and enjoy the view! As a note: bathrooms were two porta potties and there was a foot pump hand washing station. Hoping it was a temporary situation but seemed rather permanent.

LOVE this place. Officially Marshall Wharf (AKA: Three Tides to us old timer…read morelocals)...unofficially also known as "my favorite place on earth"! Great vibe, music, beer and people. The photo is of the "best bar seat in the world"

Had a late lunch here today, as Sidereal Farm Brewery was close by to the Airbnb we were staying at…read morethis week. As a disclaimer for this review, we came for the food, not the beer. My wife ordered the burnt ends and I went with the simmered ribs. We felt the meal portions were a bit on the smaller side, but I also think the pricing reflected that. The meats themselves were tender, but I felt my ribs were overseasoned somewhat. The sweet potato side was outstanding, just wish we had more of that. And the Fire Roasted brussels and artichoke side was burnt, to be honest. Cornbread, however, was extremely tasty. Still, overall, a decent meal, but somewhat inconsistent. 3.5 , rounded up to a 4 Star Yelp rating, IMO. Again, I can't comment about the beer, because we don't consume beer. I really shouldn't say the place had a "Hipster vibe", but it was certainly a unique and cool setting for a casual lunch.

Was excited to see a brewery/fine dining place out of the way on the map so we tried it!…read moreBased on the reviews here we had high hopes but it ended up being underwhelmed. Generally over all beer vs. food the beer was better. We liked 2 of the 4 we tried. The staff is very friendly, kind and accommodating and actually took one of the food items off- we didn't ask and were willing to pay so that was nice. Hubby ordered the "perfect scallop" it was almost inedible due to the amount of salt used. I had the burnt ends with peach/caper berry slaw, Tuscan Mac and cheese and sourdough bread. The burnt ends had good flavor but they were very overdone and dry. Mac and cheese had a good sauce bread was tasty. Neither of us enjoyed the slaw but maybe someone else would have. Overall a neat place to try but unsure if we'll try it again.

Excellent beer, and the folks running the brewery couldn't be nicer. A hidden gem for beer lovers…read morein Rockford!

Decent beer in a small location. With that said the atmosphere is comfortable and the beer…read moreselection was good. I was a little put off because when I visited I assumed those in the tasting area were the owners and brewers as they were talking about their next batches and hops purchased. They spoke negatively about other customers who had visited. They talked about the pricing of growlers and it seemed that they were judging those who didn't want to pay the price of the growler. It was just awkward to be there trying to enjoy a beer and having them discuss their business and customers.

It's a totally creepy, middle of nowhere brewery. It has camp crystal lake vibes. It's a big…read moreproperty with gravel parking and multiple cabins. One cabin has the brewery, one has the actual bar, and there's another where the owner lives? We were driving by and saw a brewery sign. We figured we would stop by, especially since we didn't realize there was a brewery here. When we entered the "bar cabin," we were greeted by the bartender. I ordered a small pour of their sour drink. I almost paid cash, but I realized they did have internet out here for their POS terminal. There's a large pinboard map where all the visitors have come from. That was pretty cool to see. The bartender was friendly, and the building was clean. We were one and done as we were passing through. However, this place gives off total scary movie-type vibes (come check it out it for yourself if you dont believe me). It's not rundown by any means. It's well kept and clean.

Have to find it first, hah! Then get a flight. We had some pretty tasty beers here. Weather was not…read morecooperating. Rain otherwise they have a great outdoor woodsy location!

Fun brewery in Skowhegan, Maine…read more Beers that we tried were very good, but they were out of flight glasses so only were able to provide a tasting. Pizza was wood fired and should have been amazing but doesn't seem it was cooked hot enough so crust was limp. Toppings and cheese were very good although the sauce was on the sweet side. I have to say the GF crust was fantastic and had a very good crisp in contrast to the regular crust. Could use additional help to clean tables and fans in restaurant, otherwise really clean. Restrooms were all unisex and really great concept.

They offer food, however we had just eaten. It looked delicious. Pizza well done. The beer was…read morefantastic. We got a flight. Plenty of seating and cans to go

We've been waiting for Rob & Paula to open the brewery. This weekend was their soft opening. The…read morebeer was excellent as expected. Three on tap. I stuck with Rob's Anglerfish IPA....awesome. My wife had the Patty Mahoney Blonde. All the beers are delicious! Rob & Paula are here to stay and Searsport gets a new business!

Though tough to find, this tiny brewery puts out some seriously delicious brews that can be found…read morethroughout the region in restaurants and even in growlers in some markets. The setup is small and cluttered, and a "tour" is kind of a loose term at the moment, but the beer and conversation is worth the effort. Also, if you're interested in filling in the Maine Beer Trail, ignore the previous reviewer's instructions to skip the place. Besides, it can be tough to track down just the right variety out among the stores & pubs. Favorite brew - Double Brown

This is a phenomenal, tiny, home-brewed organization. If you live within 2 hours of this location,…read moreit is worth the trip to grab a keg or a couple of growlers. Return em for a refill. When the road becomes unpaved, don't fret. It's not too much further. Seriously delicious.

Stopped by today, after hiking. The beer was good - Tasty Waves was our favorite; Forgotten Space…read morea close second. I would have loved to be able to order a flight. It wasn't an option. High top seating was good - not a fan of the picnic tables. That's just me. Can't wait to some back in the summer. Far enough off the road to be a comfortably, cool place to welcome evening. Adirondack chairs, cool vibe.

Winthrop has had a couple of breweries tap their kegs, but they didn't last. We're hoping this one…read morestays. A sparkling converted garage houses the tuns and smiling bartenders. The outdoor space is perfect, half gravel, half grass, and far away from the main road. Excellent location for a sunset gathering. The beer menu is diverse, and the ones we tried were pretty good. On weekends there are food trucks, including Bao & Beyond, at times! Or you can take out food from The White Duck adjacent to the brewery. A much needed superb hangout with easy access. Just down the road from The Woodshed.