Come for the vibes. Come back once their own beer is ready to be served! The Donnelly family has…read morebeen working on this concept for some time. They've brought in a host of the region's best brews along with a full bar, which they'll complement with their own brews along with distilled spirits. Their own beer offerings sold out within the first week and they're hard at work brewing more. Swing by the next time you find yourself on Route 18!

Visited the red hand after a triathlon this past weekend. Super amazing establishment. Great…read moreambiance, service, etc. can't say enough good things about the red hand!

When there isn't a lot to see in an area you get nervous that one of the only spots is packed, but…read morewhy because of lack of options or is it good. Thankfully this spot is fantastic! So many options of drinks and food. Started off with the Chourico queso and garlic bread with marinara dip. Both were excellent, little bit of spice on the queso and the marinara was delicious with that crispy garlic bread. The pizza was solid! Thin, crispy, full of flavor, the bbq was the crowd favorite, the Mozambique was okay but really lacked that signature flavor on it. Had a wide variety of options of places to sit and the outside was so cute. Whether you are here for date night or just a casual hangout for friends this is a great place to go!

I've visited this brewery a handful of times now just to grab a quick beer while my kid has…read morepractice up the road. It's a beautiful open space with an open air kitchen/pizza oven. There's a bunch of patio seating but I've only sat at the bar so far. Everyone has been friendly and attentive. Last time in there was a magician going table to table performing neat tricks which was a real bonus! One day I'll try the food and update. So far my favorite beer is their coffee porter.

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.

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.

When having dinner at Wendell's... you should totally cross the street (wait- Don't! Just drive…read moreacross. Last night I was almost run over holding my 3 years old's hands as some idiot sped up approaching us!) Bog Iron was all decked out for the holidays! Plenty of colored lights in a grid pattern following the ceiling tiles. I thought- I feel bad for whatever employee had to hand all thee lights! There was a big screen with a cozy winter image and a large inflatable penguin (that my son sparred with.) But generally looking into the decor, there are some interesting pieces of furniture. We were lucky enough to score the 2 couches. My husband and his father were able to have some birthday beers. The kids and I split a chocolate chip cookie in a skillet with vanilla ice cream. Unfortunately we ordered 2 but they did not have enough cookie dough to make 2. Luckily 1 was plenty. Super chocolatey and hit the spot. The guys commented the beer was good.

Excellent location facing Plymouth harbor. Out of town visiting family had dinner with three adults…read moreand two little girls (5 and 8). Found a table indoors (outdoor seating available as well) with ample room for all five of us including dolls, cards, and toys. I ordered a Bloody Mary made with a local alcoholic seltzer which was a great drink but also a significant appetizer with all the fixings. I ordered the "Luca Brazi" sandwich which was excellent and took home half the sandwich for dinner tonight. *Important footnote...I NEVER have leftovers when I order dinner. I ALWAYS eat EVERYTHING!! I highly recommend if you are a tourist (or a local) take the two block walk from visiting The Plymouth Rock and enjoy a great meal and drinks at THE VITAMIN SEA RESTAURANT!!

Vitamin Sea Brewing is a craft brewery that opened in Weymouth, Massachusetts in February 2019. It…read morewas founded by business partners Dino Funari, Pete Kiley, Josh Sherman and Richard DiBona. Funari, Kiley and Sherman frequently got together on weekends to embrace their love of homebrewing. After doing this for a number of years, and building up a local following distributing their home-brews from a blue cooler, they decided to open a brick & mortar brewery and taproom. At this time, DiBona came on board as a partner and assisted with the search for a location. After exausting all options in the seaside town of Hull, the partners acquired a 3,000-sq-ft space in the "craft beer friendly" town of Weymouth. The name "Vitamin Sea" was chosen to reflect Funari's love of surfing and surf culture. The brewery quickly gained a reputation for their juicy New England IPAs, decadent Stouts, and experimental Fruited Sours. A second location opened along the waterfront in Plymouth in May 2024. I recently visited Vitamin Sea's Plymouth location while I was in town for the day. I was scheduled to meet up with some other beer bloggers at a different brewery later. I soon realized that Plymouth has an excellent craft beer scene and decided to head to Vitamin Sea first. The Plymouth facility is a beautiful location along the waterfront. I really liked the nautical/surf design theme too! I grabbed a seat at the bar and began to look over the menu. I heard that the Plymouth location is known for their excellent ciabatta sandwiches, so I ordered the "Parm to Table" (oven-roasted chicken cutlet, house-made marinara, melted mild & aged provolone, Parmesan, whipped lemon ricotta, basil on toasted ciabatta). It was the BEST chicken cutlet sandwich I've ever had in my life! What made it stand apart from other sandwiches? The whipped lemon ricotta! I washed it down with a pour of "Currency Check" (Double New England IPA), followed by "Mexican Blanket" (Imperial Stout). The beer, like the food, was fantastic! I must also point out that the staff were so friendly, knowledgable, and helpful throughout my visit. I highly recommend Vitamin Sea Brewing and look forward to visiting their Weymouth location!

First the beer. I've tried most on multiple visits. They are 5star brewers. The beers are balanced…read moreand true to their descriptions. The food is excellent and much more that pub food. Execution is excellent. The best fish and chips anywhere. The service is friendly and professional. Definitely a go to place when in New Bedford.

Typical American restaurant! Got some nachos with pulled pork (was missing something spicy like…read moresome jalapeños or a spicy sauce), gochujang shrimp (was delish) and fish and chips - interesting fries! Kinda thin but not potato chip thin. Not too packed on a weekday night, but could see it being busy on a Friday/weekend. I'd come back if I was in the area - they have lots of menu items so I'd want to maybe try some other things they've got to offer!

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.

What's not to like? Great location in the historic district of NBMA, select menu of craft beers +…read morean equally impressive list of local bottles and cans, and a simple but very effective menu with perfect pairings to compliment, and absorb, the stout bevvies that bartender Sean is going to pump down your lucky gullet. As a go to, you can't go wrong with the Reuben. I had to look under the buttery marble rye to convince myself that there wasn't bacon on it, but dang it's the so smoky and crisp pastrami that will fool you too. Honestly, tonight I ventured off the Reuben for the first time, BUT word was, from the local next to me munching on the Cubano that he calls da' bomb, he told me the cheesesteak is right in line with the rest of the offerings. Verdict: I don't know if the chef is a beer drinker but he plates a beer drinkers meal. First bite of the cheesesteak was a little bready, and I started thinking I should have stuck with the staples. Second bite changed everything. I'm not going into the gooey, orgasmic details, it was just phenomenal. The star of the show was the bread. The same bread that caused me hesitation on the first bite. Incredible. I'm coming back for every sandwich on the menu, and you should too!

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!