Tried the Witty beer and my husband tried the Divine. Nice! They have a bit more food items on…read moretheir menu than the last time we were there. We'll be back to try their food.

The music was too loud the service very slow, food was okay…read more I knew the music was too loud since I couldn't have a conversation with the people at my table. Didn't realize how loud until I left the restaurant and noticed that my watch had an alarm cautioning me that I was in an area where the noise level was over 90 decibels for at least 30 minutes. According to OSHA this noise level requires hearing protection. I don't understand why restaurants allow this to happen. It's not good for the patrons and worse for their employees. Please do better to keep people safe and healthy.

Limited good selection of beers with a food truck outside. Friendly service and lot of seating…read moreoptions available right in the downtown.

My girlfriend and I went to navigation today and we had an amazing time! First the beer! I had a…read moresaisson and it was absolutely amazing. It had a bit higher ABV than usual at 7.9% but I noticed that most of navigations brews are a bit higher in the ABV category. Navigation is pretty bare bones, there's no food, although sometimes there are food trucks. Navigation is dog friendly indoors, and the people were fun.!

Learned about this brewery through beer trail thing that started this year. Luckily, I do laundry…read morenearby, so I'll be popping in/out every now and then. Compared to the original Lowell location, this one is more spacious and more indoor seating. Last night, the food truck cancelled, but am told that you can bring whatever food you want inside. There's also street parking as well as parking on the side of the building. Can't really comment on the Compass Rose, since I just finished a long run and thirsty. But I liked the Black Cherry seltzer, love fruity drinks and tasted like it sounds. The jukebox turned itself off around 9pm and last call for drinks was 9:30pm, brewery closes at 10. The owner was really cool, too. He answered alot of my questions. I hope more foot traffic comes this way.

So happy to have a local brewery near us (live in Westford) It was our first time trying Navigation…read moreBrewing and we loved it. Beer was great, very dog friendly which we appreciate as new puppy owners and they had a food truck located out back. We will def be back.

I have been coming here for months. The food is absolutely DEVINE. It never disappoints…read more Service is perfect. It's the one restaurant that I count on....never disappoints

So great! We stopped in for a quick lunch and drink on a drive further north and were so happy to…read morefind this spot. Great selection of beers and whiskey and the lunch specials were fantastic. The soundtrack slaps too!

I got a tasting of six, and my cousin got a tasting of four, so we pretty much tried everything!…read more The pour sizes are very generous and the prices are extremely fair and affordable. The bartender was friendly and welcoming! I especially enjoyed the New England IPA, which was fruity and pleasant! I did not like the stout which had a cigarette like flavor. Hi Mr. Heinegg! Hope to see you next time I'm in town! You guys should sell tank tops!

Nice small local brewery with solid range of beer, few snacks, games, and friendly staff…read more Approximately no parking other than street on Boston Ave. Nice early New England brewery days vibe vs the more industrial breweries/beer halls around.

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.

I had no idea this location existed until I was heading north from Boston and looked for the…read moreclosest Treehouse location and there was one!! My husband made an online order for pickup, but I wanted to check the place out so I went in for a pour and drank it outside in one of the many spots you can venture outside. There's a lovely bridge overlooking the golf course, a gazebo with tables, tables in the sun, tables in the shade, Adirondack chairs facing a pond, even a rooftop deck. So many outdoor options! Of course there are also a bunch of nooks for indoor seating as well as long wooden tables with benches. The pizza looked and smelled freaking phenomenal. I wanted one with vodka sauce but I'll have to wait to try it when my husband goes with me. They have a draft beer bar and a cocktail/mocktail bar in different areas. A few tiny bathrooms throughout and a shop with lots of golf gear and other merch. I ended up making an online order when I realized they make their own spirits and other fun canned cocktail type drinks. OMG they even have regular seltzer water in cans with flavors like cotton candy!! When you pickup an order, you park in a designated spot, checkin online and tell them which spot you're in. They will bring your order out to your car. So convenient! Do yourself a favor and check this place out.

It's spacious and has a great vibe! It was our first time there and our server Will was super…read morehelpful explaining items on the menu and made everything sound so good it was hard to choose! The food was excellent. Often a server can make or break your experience but Will was pleasant and attentive. We wI'll definitely be back!

We've been a few times and most of the food is always excellent. Usually busy but very…read moreaccommodating to even larger groups. The often 30-45 minute wait has always been worth it. We've tried the following: Crispy fried ribs - like an elevated version of a Chinese spare rib, delicious! Blistered shishito peppers - delicious flavor! Fried chicken sandwich - Good flavor but falls apart as youre eating it. Id suggest a better bun and less honey. Tacos - what you expect at a place like this. Average at best. Ranch hand steak frites - excellent Prime rib - excellent Blackened Salmon - excellent Nachos with chicken - excellent And probably others that I cant remember. We've been a few times and enjoy it each time. Our out of state family visitors always love this place as well. Good welcoming environment for kids too. They usually have corn hole and some disc sliding game for anyone to play. A little on the pricey side but you get what you pay for.

From beers to entrees, Cold Harbor is a solid dinner spot…read more I went here for dinner before heading to a Pitbull show at Xfinity. I know... super far, right? Well, we had stayed in Worcester after going to another concert the previous night and needed some things to do in between. Enter Cold Harbor. I ordered the Pumpkin Ale as it's that season and loved the malty spicy balance. They had a gluten-free pizza that had sausage and ricotta. The crust was bomb! Very nicely cooked with nice globs of ricotta making it more tasty. Waitress was super friendly and helpful. At one point I think she got placed outside and it was difficult to get her towards the end, but we figured it out. I liked the pumpkin beer so much, I decided to try a flight. I ordered all pale ales/ipas. They were a bit too wet with hops and one of them gave me a little hop burn. The flavor profiles were good though. I walked out with a pack of Ravenna and Pumpkin Ale. I would definitely like to go again!

Brewery and eatery a stone's throw from Route 9, among a long stretch of shopping centers. Big,…read moreclean, modern facility with indoor and outdoor seating. -- Patty Melt: Surprisingly willing and able to serve one medium rare, and with the requisite griddled bread. Impressive contrast between the patty's crusted exterior and still-juicy interior. Arguably overdone on the outside, but I'll take that all day every day as long as the juiciness is there. Moderate amount of butter on the Texas toast standing in for rye. Somewhat-traditional condiments, but with a few liberties taken (caramelized onion, cheddar jack, bacon). Not elite, but solid enough job and probably among the better patty melts I've had on my recent quest. -- CH Cheeseburger: Tried twice, this wasn't just a good cheeseburger for the 'burbs or a good cheeseburger for a brewery. This is a good cheeseburger, period, and a very good one. The first thing I really like about it is that it's a thick, full-size patty, and not the overexposed smashburger that's made the thick ones nearly extinct. The second is that they understand and deliver on the concept of textural contrast: crusty exterior and pink, very juicy interior. They also season it just enough to notice, butter that griddled bun just enough to notice, and don't screw up the vegetable additions. The cheese is there but unremarkable. The bun is soft and flexible. Overall, one of the best burgers in MetroWest and Worcester. -- Fries: The frozen variety, neither great nor horrific. They got the job done. -- Beer: I like their offerings, led by their flagship Juice Freak, served properly in attractive glassware. I have other breweries with beers I love, but none of them has a burger I love, and I'm already falling in love with this one. Service was excellent every time, once at a table and twice at the bar. Note: If you use Siri to get directions here by name rather than address, she'll tell you that they've closed, but that's because they moved recently. They're open.

Great service. Knowledgeable bartenders always willing to…read morerecommend beer styles. Falafel gyro is my go to entree.

Clean, modern-looking two-story brewery in an industrial park off Spitbrook behind the Sheraton…read moreTara. spacious digs with a long bar, tables facing the bar, and more tables facing the brewing equipment, plus a second floor and beautiful outdoor patio with comfy chairs. About 30 brews available in different styles. Kitchen with burgers, wings, tacos, and snacks. Beers available in 4-ounce, 10-ounce, and 16-ounce glasses, making experimentation and responsibility easy. Friendly, helpful staff. -- State Machine: Crisp, potent, and slightly citrusy, it's an IPA worthy of acclaim. -- Multi-Agent Citra: All kinds of Citra hops here, but light in color and flavor even at over 7% abv. Good palate cleanser. -- Buffalo Wings: Slightly crisp, slightly moist, and lightly covered with a mild and tangy take on Buffalo. Good blue cheese to add a little more body. Not particularly spicy, but very doable. -- Kale Caesar Salad: It looks a little like airline food with the tiny low end croutons, but this was a top notch salad with fresh tasting vegetation and a zesty, creamy dressing, elevated by generous sprinklings of Parmesan. Tasty stuff and a surprisingly good foil for beer. -- Vegan Chorizo Tacos: You get three to an order, so I was sure I'd wind up tasting one for assessment when my wife got full after two. But she finished the tray, so they must have done something right. Served with lime, and a couple of basic (red and green) hot sauce additions at the silverware station. Good beer, good enough food, and exceptionally good atmosphere and staff make this a relaxing hang and a perfect oasis for husbands who don't want to endure nearby Costco.