The beer was good, nice selection. It was busy but service was decently fast at the bar…read more It's really not kid friendly like you hope most breweries are. We specifically go to breweries to let our kid run around and have fun while we have a beer or food. It's on a main road, no fencing or blocking off from the parking lot or road. One connect four toy and a beat up cornhole game that we were told by the owner watching from inside apparently to not let him climb on because he would scratch it (even tho it is already toast!) lol just really not a kid friendly place. Food - even though separate / not affiliated with the brewery because it is a food truck. Is always good. Takes a hot minute but is never gross!

I do understand that it's a brewery but I stopped in there with my cousin and I ordered a mixed…read moredrink and the gentleman who owns the place said to me look at the sign " this isn't that type of bar" yes he's right that is not my type of bar and I will never go back there again and I will tell everybody I know how bad my experience was

Good times and great beer! Love the outdoor seating! Had a great time and Addison was an excellent…read moreserver!

I ordered for take out a gluten free Manny's pizza, loaded baked potato and Caesar roasted…read morebroccoli. The pizza was OK. I found it didn't have a ton of flavor. The roasted broccoli was good. The biggest disappointment was the "loaded" baked potato. It was old and hard and there was hardly anything on it. A few bacon bits and a sprinkle of cheese. The service was great, the food was ready for pick up on time. The parking lot was full, and it is a large lot, so obviously they're doing something right. I am definitely willing to give it another try the next time I'm in the area.

I think this is my new favorite brewery! It's great to see an asset like this in the heart of…read moreKingston's downtown. We need more amazing options like this in our town center. Forty Second plays on the fact that the 42nd parallel runs straight through Kingston. In fact, there's even a marker celebrating this off of Landing Road, a short distance from Bay Farm. The owners of Forty Second Brew Co. have turned a run-down old restaurant space that had seen better days into a cool space of exposed brick, rough hewn boards, and delicious IPAs. If you're lucky, you'll be there when one of the patrons kicks a keg so you can see how they celebrate such milestones and commemorate them on social media. Update: By the time I made it there for my second visit within two weeks I got recognized for kicking a keg of their Three Sheets To the Wind IPA (6.9 ABV), I had the privilege of joining a winning trivia team, and celebrated the birthday of a new friend. Forty Second for the win!

Have you tried the beer here? If you enjoy excellent cold brews then get your arse down to…read moreKingston. This place knows how to make beer.

Enjoyable evening spent sipping Swiss Miss Stout and eating at Bog Iron. Prices reasonable and…read moreservice friendly. Food plentiful.

Another first for me. Had a couple of CAPE CODDER Malt alcohol and cranberry juice, loved it. Tried…read moreburly blonde my friend got liked it. Tried fig goat cheese and caramelizes onion pizza it was very tasty. The service was great, friendly and helpful. The atmosphere is inviting very cool w/ Christmas lights boxing the ceiling of the place. Hope to be back soon.

Fantastic spot. It's located right on the water, with plenty of outdoor patio seats, and the inside…read moreis hugee with AC pumping. The outdoor area is great for people watching/soaking up the sun. The inside came in so clutch because it was sooo hot outside when I came by with 2 friends. The food and drink selection is amazing. I got the Parm to Table sandwich and I haven't eaten anything that big and tasty in a long time. I showed up starvinggg, and still could only get through half the sandwich. I brought the other half home and it was still wicked good when I heated it up for dinner. I got the raspberry lime Rickey, and I'd definitely order it again. It's like summer in a drink. Super refreshing and light. My friend got the hurricane and she loved it. She ended up getting a second one.

Brewery tour evening stop with friends. Mainly IPAs but a sour and some lagers. Very casual indoor…read moreatmosphere as well as seasonal outdoor seating. Food menu is mainly sandwiches. The enjoyed the shave ice sour and Mexican lager. Didn't order food. Staff was helpful, friendly and efficient. Would stop in again.

Ok, this place gets stars for the beer flight board and for naming a beer Ishm-ale. Well played,…read morefor sure. Honestly my only issue here was the amount of help there on their phones and sipping on their water bottles. It was a Saturday and I was there during a lull, but I did roll my eyes once or twice. That said, the location is awesome in downtown New Bedford, right by the whaling museum and amazing NHS site. I really did enjoy the flight (even without the clever names or its cool shape), and that cod fish dish was very tasty--nice unique meal for a brewery, in fact. Would I go back? Absolutely.

Moby Dick Brewing Co. - New Bedford, MA Had a great lunch at…read moreMoby Dick Brewing Co. in downtown New Bedford. The vibe is cool, and they serve up some solid food alongside a great craft beer flight. The Food: Pan Seared NBMA Scallops ($24): Served with linguica, summer corn succotash, and harissa aioli. This appetizer was very fresh and exceptionally good. Beet Salad ($15): Whipped goat cheese, roasted beets, blood orange, toasted pistachios, pickled red onion, arugula, EVOO, and balsamic glaze. My wife loved this salad--it was packed with fresh flavors and textures. Lobster Truffle Grilled Cheese ($32): Made with Gruyère cheese, fresh-picked lobster meat, truffle oil, and toasted sourdough. While it tasted good, the truffle flavor was very light, and there wasn't as much lobster as I would expect for a $32 price tag. Ultimately, it was good, but not really worth the price. The Drinks: We also grabbed a four-beer flight, which came on a fun whale-tail paddle with a handy menu card: 1. Raz Sour 2. Blueberry Ale 3. Capsized IPA 4. Colonial Ale Overall, a fun spot with great starters and a cool flight setup. I'd definitely go back for the scallops and drinks, though I might skip the lobster grilled cheese next time.

Great little pub with a huge and excellent draft beer set up! I didn't get food but the people I…read morewas with did and said it was fantastic!!

We recently hosted our 35th wedding anniversary at Brewery 44 and we cannot say enough good things…read moreabout it. Mike and Mary made us feel comfortable and excited about holding the event in their space from day 1. They were very accommodating, helpful and partners from the beginning. Everybody raved about their selection of beers and especially their seltzer line. Every flavor you can imagine. We had access to the beer garden as well.Need a beer after work or just a great local place to hang out and enjoy some live music get down to Brewery 44. And bring your dog! They are welcome as well.

One of those downtown spots in New Bedford you have to try. More of a bar not too many tables to…read moresit. Great beer selection on tap from ipas to ciders to whatever mixed drink you are looking for. We were taken care of right away by the bartender and later on another. The mozz sticks were great, nice cheese pull, the Reuben was the clear winner, not too salty at all, good flavor. The brisket was a little dry for the cheesesteak, and the burger was undercooked (asked for medium well got more of a medium rare), the bun also didn't hold up that great, but the fries were excellent good salt levels crisp and crunch. Would definitely come back for a Bev and a bite!

Solid bar-style pizza (good grub overall), a killer beer selection, and a staff that's not just…read morefriendly--they make you feel like a regular even on your first visit. The whole place has that genuine hometown vibe that's getting harder to find, plus consistently great live music (Sundays especially). It's on the smaller side, but they somehow pack the place without sacrificing service, which says a lot. When the weather warms up, they open up a large alley next to the pub for live music--and that's where this place really shines. On a crisp fall day? Forget about it... that's exactly where I want to be. Good food, good people, good music--what more do you need? Enjoy the good times ahead.

This spot is quickly becoming one of my favorites in the neighborhood! After moving out of Boston,…read moreI was looking for some local breweries to replace my favorites in the city, and am happy to say Vitamin Sea is helping fill the void. The brewery itself is spacious with lots of indoor and outdoor seating and your typical funky, industrial tap room feel. There's often really good food trucks, pop-up coffee stands, live music, trivia nights--you name it. You can also grab cans to-go, peruse their merch selection, and bring your pup along (at least if you're sitting outside, not sure about the tap room). Barrel House Z is also right nextdoor, so if you want to brewery hop a bit, that's an option too. The beers themself also don't disappoint. My husband and I are definitely hazy IPA people, and have found something we love each time we visit. If you're not into that though, your options are definitely more limited. They do always have at least one seltzer and mocktail on the menu if either of those are more your speed. Both the staff and patrons here are so nice, it definitely has a community feel to it. I'm quickly on my way to becoming a regular, and wouldn't have it any other way!

Well, now I can say that I've had a seltzer the color of "zelyonka"! To my non-slavic friends and…read morefollowers, let's say this: When I got my sample of Baja Splash Seltzer, my initial reaction was "it's green!" (or was it "blue"?). No matter, I can say for sure it was great! This one was refreshing, summery, citrusy, and while sweet, not overwhelmingly so. Something I would 10/10 get again, and need to get my tail end over here before it rotates out! I also have a light fascination with blue food - it seems like it shouldn't exist, but I digress. As for their other offerings, I feel that they have an okay selection. Some seltzers, stouts, sours, and non-alcoholic options were all available. However, the menu was also IPA heavy, and while I appreciate that I may be in the minority, I am not an IPA fan. Though, perhaps that may change in the future with Vitamin Sea's help. The staff have been nothing but kind and welcoming. While typical of places like this, the ability to try samples doesn't go unnoticed. Finally, the vibe is open, hip, and communal. There are lots of picnic style tables, and card/board game available to borrow. Thus, a terrific brewery to spend a weekend afternoon or evening at. The place is open to families and friend groups, and food trucks are here often. Lots to try and enjoy; especially for IPA lovers. Brewery fans will also appreciate another favorite: Barrel House Z throwing distance away.

Came here today off of Facebook visit with Santa event. It is such a hole in the wall place I…read morewouldn't have thought of which is a shame because it has a lot to offer. We got the following: - sour beer, Guinness, hoppy IPA all very good - meat lovers pizza and garlic knots very good worth it! I'm glad we found this place very accommodating even when you bring a kid.

We went to a private function there, we were happy with the food selections (appetizers and light…read morebites) set up buffet style, plenty of comfortable seating and an overall nice atmosphere. I tried a few cocktails that were very good and was told their beer is good as well- the favorite was the Red Ale. The staff were very nice and accommodating!