This place is roomier than it looks from outside - and I can't wait to go back and see the patio…read moreI've been told about. As I'm writing this I'm regretting not playing one of the arcade games they have. The service was friendly, quick. Beers were delicious. It wasn't my favorite Pilsner but the IPA I got was spot on, should have stuck to it. Nice little Sunday afternoon. Oh, and there was a food truck - I didn't eat but my friends got some snacks. Snacks are always good.

Chill brewery under 10 minutes from Emerald Square Mall. This place has been on my list for a long…read moretime and when I realized where it was I thought this would be great to check out after a busy afternoon of errands along Route 1. It's located right at the entrance of an industrial area. There is a very small lot for parking but it was completely full when we visited today, so we parked along the road where a number of other cars were also parked. This seemed to be okay and the signs just requested folks not park on the grass. The entrance is set back from the street so you kind of need to go around towards the back. We saw they had a food truck, Farm to Sandwich, which although kind of pricey, was super delicious. We both got the All American Smash burger with fries. Fries were so crisp and well crafted and the burger was amazing with a great sauce reminiscent of a Big Mac. For beers, since it was our first time here, we decided to try a bit of everything with flights. Their flights are $13 for 4, 5 oz pours. I chose the Coffee Milk Stout, You are Such an Ass, Bienvenu and Justin's Jangle. We started which the You are Such an Ass IPA, which was described as a light IPA but really didn't taste like an IPA at all. We honestly thought they had poured us the wrong beer. As IPA enthusiasts, this was disappointing. The Bienvenu, which is a Red Ale with Panela (unrefined Colombian sugar cane) was infinitely better. The Coffee Milk Stout, I understand is very popular, but I thought this was average. Justin's Jangle, a Maple Praline Porter was my favorite! Really nice, complex brew! We also really enjoyed the live music from Jake Frezza, a local musician out of North Providence. He sang and played guitar and covered a diverse sampling of songs including Brittney Spears (Toxic), James Taylor and Marvin Gaye. His version of "What's Going On" was particularly excellent. I normally dread listening to live performers at breweries but this guy is actually very talented! Kudos to Ravenous for engaging such a high quality musician! Also, for a Saturday, it was not overcrowded or over run with kids. There was just one family with a super quiet baby and we noted just one dog inside. On exiting, I saw they have a nice memorial where they offer to pour a beer to a fallen service member. Very nice! Gender neutral restrooms Pinball Separate rooms make it quieter than breweries in just one big industrial space. Friendly service at the bar and no lines! Bar stools with no back, kind of uncomfortable and there seemed to be no other seating options like chairs or sofas. In summary: Highlights: Bienvenu Red Ale Justin's Jangle Jake Frezza live music Nice memorial to fallen soldiers Low Lights: You are Such an Ass IPA Barstools/ seating Would definitely stop back here again when in the area!

Fun brewery, fantastic space and good beer. Pretty much the ideal mix for a top-notch local…read morebrewery. The pumpkin ale and Rise APA were delicious! Food trucks available on site.

Great atmosphere...can play jenga, connect, pool, and corn hole. I ordered the sampler, which was…read morecool because you can try some different things that you don't usually get to try. I was a fan of the sour.

This was such a nice hidden gem in Warwick. I found the atmosphere very relaxing, and I appreciated…read morehow clean and well maintained everything was. Sitting outside with a beautiful view of the lake made the experience even more enjoyable. I'm not typically a beer drinker, but I loved that they offered a variety of options, including ciders and cocktails. Unlike many breweries in Rhode Island, this spot also has a kitchen menu, which was a huge plus. Our server was friendly and attentive, and we received our drinks quickly. Overall, it was a great experience, and I would definitely return again when the weather is nicer to enjoy the outdoor seating.

Apponaug Brewing Company has one thing going for it that a lot of breweries don't. LOCATION…read more The brewery sits right along the river, which makes for a great setting to sit back and enjoy a few beers. Especially on a nice day. It's definitely one of the better brewery locations in the area. Now let's talk about the beer. Is it good? Yes. Is it great? Not really. I've had several of their beers and while they're all pretty solid, nothing has really blown me away. My favorite is the Juggernaut Double NEIPA. That's my GO TO when I'm here and probably the beer I'd recommend trying first. Overall, Apponaug is worth checking out. The beers are decent, but the location is what really makes this place stand out. Would I go out of my way just for the beer? Probably not. Would I come back to have a few beers along the river on a nice afternoon? Absolutely.

The beer is fantastic. It's quality rivals Trillium but very IPA centered and their IPAs are next…read morelevel. The tap room is excellent, really liked the bar buildout. The bartenders know their stuff and seem really passionate about the beer, great suggestions and excellent vibes. I'm looking forward to going back.

My friends and I love coming here for their trivia nights! I'm not much of a beer drinker, so I…read moreusually stick to something light like a cider. I really appreciate that they offer a variety of cider flavors to choose from so it makes it easy to find something I enjoy. They usually have different food trucks outside each week, which is fun if you're in the mood to try something new. There's also a small food menu inside, though it's a bit limited if you're just looking for snacks. The cashier who took our orders was friendly, the space was clean, and it wasn't too crowded, which made the experience even better. I'd definitely come back again!

The menu changes frequently, but there's always a great selection of creative, delicious dishes to…read morechoose from. Every plate is thoughtfully crafted with bold, well-balanced flavors. Their Asian-inspired dishes consistently exceed expectations, while their American offerings are just as impressive. It's also a nice bonus to find a brewery with a solid cocktail menu. The only item that didn't quite stand out for us was the pizza, but everything else more than made up for it. Definitely worth a visit.

I was really happy with the chicken wings. We went in for a beer, but there is only restaurant…read morestyle seating with the exception of the bar. Do we felt obligated to order food. Wings were a small portion, but came with great blue cheese, and the wings themselves were big. Beer was good. They had a saison on draft, so I went with that.

Been here several times over the course of 2020 for curbside pick-up. Due to the pandemic, I've…read morenever had the pleasure of being inside the tap room, but I've heard amazing things about it & look forward to being able to try it in the (hopefully near) future. They have a really great variety of beer throughout the year, from sours to stouts, & I get a real chuckle out of their label designs & beer names. They have some pretty awesome seasonal stuff too; this year, I was psyched about their fall beer (Gourds Gone Wild) & their holiday cranberry beer (Hipster Santa). Their summer sours were pretty epic too. And, l've loved their collaborations with Borealis Coffee Company. They also have a decent size IPA selection for those who love them; I recommend the Chubby Unicorn...so good! Beer is sold in cans here. Their website is super easy to use & gives great descriptions of what they have available. If you sign up for their emails, you'll get a heads up on new flavors...or returns of your favorites. Definitely worth checking out if you're a craft beer lover. Can't wait to see what they create in 2021!

I know they're closed but I'm writing a review anyways :(…read more I was really sad to hear that Smug was going out of business. It's in a big warehouse space that connects to some other businesses, and they'd been hosting some cool events and beer launch parties towards the end. The space was a little weirdly shaped, but there was usually always someplace to sit. The beers came in a wide variety. The Hawaiian Punch bright red sour they usually had was my favorite- so sweet and nostalgic - but they made other great sours. I tried a non alcoholic beer the last time I went that I really loved, I wish I could remember the name. The parking was the worst part - I could never find a space nearby and often had to walk a street or two over, which wasn't ideal for this area at night imo. Whenever they had a food truck, it would take up part of one of the narrow side streets, as well as half the sidewalk since they would park up on it, which looked bizarre and made it hard to pass both as a pedestrian and driver lol. Service was a little slow, but bartenders tended to make good conversation with everyone, so that's a decent excuse. I'll really miss it!

Food was ready quickly. Smoked BBQ was great! Wings were amazing! Sour was spot on! Great music and…read morea beautiful night after a quick storm. Would highly recommend!

Be careful if you don't remember to close out your own tab before you leave. I had a beer, a…read moreseltzer and a pretzel and they charged me almost $40.00 on my card. I'm assuming that included the self chosen tip amount, even tho I left cash tip. (Pretzel was $11. I'm assuming drinks can't be more than $8/9 each? That doesn't equal nearly 40..) That's not great business practice, and might actually not even be legal.

You've got to visit Progression!! Great vibe, casual atmosphere, excellent bar-style food, & live…read moremusic!! Their friendly service is much appreciated This place just keeps getting better!

I am going to review their satellite location in Avon, Connecticut. (newly opened). I stopped in…read morethere with my brothers after playing a disc golf game over at Tower Ridge in Avon Ct. FOOD: We grabbed some pretzel sticks and some buffalo wings, and they were both very tasty. The food came out within 10 minutes or so. SERVICE: Our server (Z) was very polite and offered us a few tastes before we purchased any beers. AMBIANCE: Small location, located right on Route 44. Clean interior. Nice bar setup. Most, if not all of the beers that we tried were very tasty. I would definitely recommend a visit. Would go back if in the neighborhood.

The guild is such a solid hangout when there's not much to do. They have a decent selection of…read morebeers and a tasty kitchen. The kitchen staff is always super nice and walk everything out to you, especially when you're out in The Adirondack chairs overlooking the water. One thing that really stands out to me is the scalloped fries. I'm not sure of the science behind it, but the way they do it is incredibly good. Way better than the typical chip/french fry. Separate fryer as well for gluten sensitive folks and many options food wise as well. Check this place out if you haven't.

It's definitely a spot for beer and light bites overlooking the water. We sat outside today, and it…read morewas pretty crowded, probably because there was an event going on. It also seemed like some items on the menu weren't available, so our family just ordered hot dogs and flatbread with beer, and everything was good. Not exactly "wow" food, but I think it's a great spot for locals to stop by, hang out, and grab a drink. We're planning to come back again. It's also nice that there's plenty of parking!

Very cool spot, loved the open atmosphere, beautiful light shining in and the family style tables…read more Another yelp review encouraged us to order pizza first then beer as the wait is sometimes lengthy on the pizza. But dang the pizza was worth the wait. Delicious crust, sauce and the perfect amount of crispy pepperoni. We will definetly be coming back some time. Tons of beer options, and mixed drinks as well along with non alcoholic options. Perfect spot for an afternoon hang out.

Sometimes people recommend spots that just don't hit right with you because it isn't your thing…read more That's OK, let others enjoy themselves, but that shouldn't stop you from trying other things at the location. Such is the case with Tree House Brewing Company started in Brimfield, MA and moved to Charlton, MA. Their legend is built of the juicy New England India Pale Ales (NEIPAs) like Julius, Green, and Haze. People had me try the cans of these before and not surprising to me, I didn't like them. That didn't stop me from going to the newer Tewksbury location to try it out. This is the old clubhouse at the Tewksbury Country Club, which is outright beautiful with wood paneling and designs everywhere. Its massive halls are filled with golfer bros, work outings, and generations of families. My measuring stick at a new brew spot is to try at least four beers I like. With Tree House's massive selection of flavors including sours, ales, pilsner, stouts, seltzers, and distilled spirits, it was not hard to find. Even though the servers looked at me strangely when I removed the entire IPA page from my line of vision, they did help me find the less hop-forward beers. Here are the beers I had: *** Human Condition Nitro Stout *** Easy Does It Pilsner **** Enduring Relief Rye Beer **** Catharsis Porter *** Mom's Ray of Sunshine Extra Strawberry Peanut Stout . Julius (with Peach & Guava) What I really came here to try was the *** Pepperoni Pizza (7.3) Order this thing BEFORE any beer, it takes them quite a while to make. A lot of pictures from several sources made it look like my style, and it is that thin crust with little flop and enough flavor in the toppings and sauce to carry the bread. The toppings were good, the sauce was tasty, BUT the crust of the pizza disappointed me this time. Once you've invested in the pizza, it started to taste like great toppings on cardboard - no other way to describe it. The first pieces when hot were pretty good, but as it cooled it got harder and harder to eat. The score might have been high 8's or low 9's if the crust didn't bother me so much. Overall, it's a beautiful spot in the middle of Tewksbury and the brewery is legendary for a reason. It truly caters to the beer officianados and world travelers, after white collar work crowd, and the golfing buddies. It is limited in its offerings and I'm used to breweries offering many more food options, so like I said, it's not for me. Be well, eat well, and thank a farmer.