Vulgar Brewing Company keeps getting better and better. They now have a chef and the food…read moreofferings, which were already really good, are now outstanding. We came over here for dinner. The brews selection was extensive, I had their IPA which was smooth and hoppy, perfectly brewed. Their pretzel sticks are superb, and we tried two of their pizza selections that left us licking our fingers. Service was flawless. The server we had knew her beers well and her recommendations were spot on. The clientele was festive, happy and congenial, lending the brew house a wonderful ambiance. Vulgar opened just months before the pandemic hit. They not only survived and were one of the sources of great local beers, but now they are a full brew restaurant serving delicious food. We'll be back repeatedly.

Good vibes, good beer, and good pizza!…read more Accidentally stumbled upon this place but I will most definitely be back! The keg list was a bit limited the day we went due to some beers kicking shortly before we arrived, but we still made the best of it. We sat at the beer and were greeted immediately by a friendly bartender. He helped us choose a good beer for our pallet and then we ordered a pizza to share. It was affordable and delicious! Would definitely recommend to anyone who enjoys the combination of pizza and beer!

This place is everything I love in a brewery. Private parking, graffiti, brewery sticker display,…read morecool merch, decent music, arcade games and food! Driving in I asked my husband I asked what Kettlehead is known for an he said: Beer. Yet somehow, I can't love Kettlehead. A few things occured that damaged the experience: 1. The waitress spilled a sampler all over my wristlet and cell phone. She was oblivious but she has been spilling it the whole walk to the table! She seamed put out i asked of they had bleach wipes as we were in from out of town and i didnt want mty cell phone smelling like beer all weekend. 2. The waitress stated the coin change machine is wonky and they don't own it. The coin machine worked fine but it was the first game we played, Tokyo Drift, that ate our money. I reported it and seamed like the guy didn't care. He didn't offer me a $1 to make up for it nor did he shut down the machine after my report. I feel like if you have it in your place, you should stand behind it. An issue, it should become yours. 3. The pretzels are terrible. They are like sliced and fried with no flavor. They looked like little hot dogs. We go to a ton of breweries and this is the worst pretzel experience we have ever had. Also, the waitress told us the mustard was the beer cheese and vice versa. My kid was not to happy when she ate mustard! But also, the worst beer cheese we have encountered as well. Her excuse, she has been up since 4am. Well, my husband wasn't wrong. He raved over their beer. Nobody was impressed with their food.

Kettlehead was a brewery we got to try during one of our many beer experiences and adventures to…read morethe east. This brewery was pretty good. Steve and I had the Triple Agent which is a Triple New England IPA. This beer was enjoyable. Flavor highlights in this one are juicy, citrus and tropical. The beer has a creamy body and gives a soft feel upon your mouth when taking a sip. While this IPA was good it didn't necessarily a beer that got etched into my mind as time passed I still had no complaints with it.

They had great beers, and good service! I will be back!! I really love this place and the…read moreatmosphere.

We stopped in here yesterday for a beer. It's a super fun, smaller place that is downstairs, and up…read moreagainst the river. The window was open so we were able to hear the water going by which was nice and relaxing. We had the woodshack's rest golden stout, which was very tasty. Highly recommend stopping in here for a beer if you're looking for somewhere local, and casual.

Tolerant staff - cuz, man we were difficult patrons! We took forever to decide and eventually, I…read morethink our server led the way... Met up with locals friends here for some food and beer. I wanted ice cream - apparently that's a process tho & I was too lazy to go outside before ordering & too full after eating. We did a 50/50 pie and they forgot to skip the onions to my table mates dismay. I live onions, so, fine by me... she could pick them off. The Greek (our half) was pretty tasty. The beer was decent, not great. I didn't see the bill as the the onion hater snatched it up and paid. I still want ice cream.

First time here and the staff were so friendly. Casual, brewery type of vibes. A unique combo of…read morecafe and brewery with sweet treats bar bites, and pizza! I love that it's sourdough based. The garlic butter crust is very worth the extra 50 cents. Kinda in the middle of nowhere NH but we were staying at the Postcards cabins so it was only a 10 minute drive away. Would stop here more often if not so far off the highway, but love supporting a local brewery like this!

The food was good. Service was slow and forgetful. It was very loud and you could tell it was a…read morelocal hangout, which is fine but it felt very unwelcoming. The icing on the cake was the absolute disrespect and rudeness of the manager, when the check came there was an issue. We asked for the manager, because the waiter didn't understand what our complaint was. She arrived at the table clearly irritated that she had to come. My friend tried to explain the problem, she then became more irritated and yelled at my friend that she wasn't going to argue with him. I said he isn't arguing he's explaining, she grabbed the check and said fine I'll fix it and stormed away. Not great. And rude.

A great craft beer place just off the highway. They made a terrific martini, I think it was called…read moreCaribbean breeze. Friendly people, reasonable prices. So far so good.

Important update edit: we got their "puppy ice cream" for our dog and he has been having explosive…read morediarrhea for 3 days. This has never happened to him before. They have hurt my dog. The bad : Service is terrible and nonexistent, you have to order at the bar and pick up your own food. Of course, they ask for a 25% tip anyway. They upsold a beer right before closing, and then told us we have clear off. With the full beer they just happily to sold us. Also, food prices are absolutely disgusting. See the photo with the menu - $13 for a pretzel. Just absolute cash grabbing nonsense. The good: the outdoor space is quite nice. Large lawn, lots of options between picnic tables and Adirondack chairs. Some little trails in a wooded area (for disc golf, but still little paths to walk). The beer is good, at least the farmhouse and Scottish ales.

Love the place. Ample, huge barn style building with awesome beers, a huge Biergarten for summer…read moreevenings, and a truly welcoming vibe. And they also have live music every so often. We came here after attending the massive Gunstock Ski sale. We now have an après ski place coming back home from skiing at Gunstock. Really awesome ambiance and even better service. Just superb service with knowledgeable and friendly bar tenders who explained the brews and the intricate flavors. We tried both their IPAs, the Palmer's Towm IPA and their Lake Cruiser. Both superb. Then a Pumpkin ale that was awesome and a Sour that made us pucker (for the good). Then we thought about food.... Their flat bread pizza, pepperoni and hot honey, is the only thing that beats the Ragged Mountain flatbreads.... And then we had their Bavarian Pretzels which were a wonderful compliment... Overall a superb late afternoon.

Outstanding beer served amid stunning ambience. I feel like I stumbled in to the "Cheers" British…read morepub/Irish bar I've waited to find all my life! You'd think it's been here for over a century- bring your favorite snacks and forget the cares of the world for an hour or two!

For a wee fun Shanti-bury night out, this small intimate Pub rocks. Super fun and tasty brews to…read moreboot. Ye folks are nice and welcoming. No food available, but you can bring yer own. Shanti sing-a-long night is 2nd Thursday of the month. All songs are posted on website. Mickey from Rebel Collective will lead ye in song and don't worry you'll catch on fast and soon ye'll be chanting along. Bring me Hefeweizen back please!

Shoutout to Concord Craft Brewing -- not only do they have great drinks, but the owner is truly a…read morestand-up guy. I had some unexpected car trouble parked right outside the brewery, and he came out to offer assistance without hesitation. Super nice, helpful, and genuinely cares about the Concord community. That kind of character says a lot about a business. Of course, while waiting for the tow truck, I grabbed a flight... and the blueberry beer was definitely my favorite!

Excellent service, GREAT brews and great food. What else can one ask for? Mmmm... a super sunny…read moreday, outdoor seating, pet friendly and a festive atmosphere. Want more? One of their best brews is named "Safe Space". It just went from great to awesome in a second We came here after checking out two other brew houses that ended up being closed on. Tuesday. So we drove another 30 miles to get to this place. Well worth it. Built on the footprint of an old industrial building, the brewhouse has a great layout, easy to find tables outside tables. We sat outside and enjoyed a marvelous day of late spring. The flatbread pizzas are delicious. We ordered a bacon and pesto and a little honey concoction and we just gobbled two of them. Washed it down with the Safe Space and the Concord Brew IPA. Memorable day at this place. Will return.

Flying Goose is an iconic pub and restaurant in the Lake Sunapee/Ragged Mountain area, with a huge…read morecustomer base from both local and out of state areas. Food is invariably excellent and the staff is well trained and very helpful. As usual, we went in and were seated immediately. I had their Gorgonzola salad with salmon on top and washed it down with their Rags to Riches IPA. Our entire party was quite pleased with the evening. Our only lack of satisfaction was in the lack of the giant pretzels they used to have. No more. Instead, they have locally made ale pretzels which although healthier, are almost impassable with a hard texture that is unpretzel-like. I encourage the Flying Goose to bring back their old-style pretzels or redo the ale pretzel recipe from scratch. Great evening.

I'm from the area and I've been coming to this place forever! It's a traditional pub with a cozy…read moreatmosphere AND a dining room AND a bar AND view... AND their own brew! (I don't actually drink beer but my company raved about their apple cider alcoholic beverage & I think they also have NA options that my dad likes. I am a big fan of the bear claws and then I think it might be quicker to list the items that I don't like. I don't make it back here very often anywhere but my family still goes often! I may also recommend this place if you're in the area and need to play a game of "iSpy".