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I really enjoyed the variety of beers that this brewery offered. They have a few traditional style, a few IPAs, and a funky couple choices like sours and a barrel aged brew that was my choice. There's a little something for everybody. The space is absolutely gorgeous! It's in a mill that was renovated to look sleek and modern. The bathrooms are super clean. Lots of seating, from tables to comfy couches. The service was very friendly, even though they were busy. Lots of parking! You can't go wrong.
This is a beautiful building that has been turned into a brewery and we thoroughly enjoyed trying all their different beers. The bartenders were very outgoing and friendly, and the beers were quite good. We will definitely be back again when we are in the area
I love this place! Hope to go back. It's got a great big inside, cute little patio out by the entrance, and is bright and spacious. It felt busy but not crowded. Like an active atmosphere but no lines to order and the bartenders were friendly. Rocket food truck was outside so I got to enjoy a nice hotdog with my beer. Ideal afternoon. Good parking too. A gem.
Finally made my way to Phantom Farms brewing just after their 1 year anniversary (congratulations!). I was a little intimidated because they had live music and I thought it was going to be a madhouse, but it was thankfully only kind of busy. They have beautifully renovated building in an accessible part of town. Plenty of off street parking and well lit at night. The 2 female beer tenders I interacted with were friendly, professional and highly efficient; making short work of any lines that managed to develop. The counter service is fairly well organized and not quite the free for all you get at some places. There was a private event upstairs so I didn't get to see that space but the downstairs and outdoor areas were clean and comfortable. The beer was decent with nothing outrageously good or bad but I'm also a connoisseur that lives on tree house, hill farm...etc. I think their Pilsner was my favorite and something I'd really enjoy on a repeat visit. They also brew a variety of different styles, something that is missing at many of the hop heavy places that have become popular. Overall, I think this was a nice place with tons of potential for growth and success. 3.5 if I could give 1/2 stars but rounding up because the beer tenders were so awesome.
Phantom Farms Brewing has been on my radar for a while now, and I was excited to visit for their 2nd Annual St. Patrick's Festival. I've been reading great reviews of the brewery and several friends have been and enjoyed it. I think we probably would have had a different experience if we were visiting on a regular day, rather than during a special event as the festival was not especially well run. First off, I was surprised they were charging a $25 cover ($30 once the early bird sales ended) since there are countless bars where you can hear live music with zero/low cover charges all around RI during St Patrick's Day weekend. Still, it looked like a fun afternoon and one of our friends wanted to go, so we decided to go anyway. Once we arrived, we saw the "no re-entry" signs posted and we went back to our car before entering so we could be sure we had everything we needed (the music was outdoors so we wanted our lawn chairs, blankets, and sunglasses). I saw an older couple ask if they could go to their car to get their sunglasses, but they were told they wouldn't be allowed back in, which I thought was a little on the rude side especially given that it was early in the festival and the parking lot was very close by. Both the indoor and outdoor spaces at the brewery are really nice. The outdoor area is large enough for a few hundred people, has solar panels that will provide shade during the warmer months, and has a loading dock that is used as a stage. The bands were excellent. Boxty played traditional Irish favorites and Joshua Tree did an amazing job with U2 covers. This made me feel just a little better about the cover charge. The real shortcomings of the event were that having only one food truck was completely insufficient for the crowd. It took 1 hour and 35 minutes from us placing our order of chicken tenders and fries to actually receiving our food. Many people were pretty hangry because the festival also had a no outside food policy, but the "inside food" was not able to keep up with the demand. The line for drinks was also 30+ people deep at many times throughout the afternoon. And the line for both the indoor bathrooms and the outdoor port-a-potties were both a 10-15 minute wait. Fortunately the weather was nice because if it had been rainy, there is no way everyone would have fit inside, which would have added more fuel to the disgruntled fire. The upsides were that the music was good and the brewery space is very appealing. The downsides were everything else. Will I go back? Maybe, but there are so many other great breweries around and so many talented musicians in our area, that I don't think I'll be rushing to make a return trip to Phantom Farms.
I stopped by Phantom Farm Brewing for the first time recently with friends and was immediately impressed. Wish it didn't take me so long to get there! The interior of the brewery is gorgeous--lofty and full of natural light, with a relaxed feel, great AC, and plenty of indoor-outdoor seating depending on your mood and the weather. Since it was my first visit, I ordered a flight, and the bartenders were incredibly kind, even letting me sample a few of their personal favorites before choosing. I enjoyed the whole flight, but the standout for me was the cider--crisp, refreshing, and not surprising since it comes from the same team behind Phantom Farms just down the road, with legendary apples. There was live music playing and a waffle food truck parked outside offering both sweet and savory options. No sours were on tap during my visit (my usual favorite), but I've seen them listed before and am hoping to catch one next time!
Quality offerings Friendly and outgoing staff Great environment I've lived in RI for over 25 years and worked in the Woonsocket area for the same amount of time. So HOW in tarnation have I not trekked to this particular nook of nearby Cumberland before? Friends, some mysteries may never be solved. BUT THESE ARE NOT YOUR problems, dear reader. Today, I made it right and visited Phantom Farms Brewing. And it was good. These beers have been battle-tested at GABF, and more importantly, by thirsty Rhode Islanders. This place has been renovated and polished for your discerning tastes to bend an elbow enjoyably, indoor or out. And this staff has been trained in hospitable, friendly, timely service to make a good time nearly inevitable. So my hope for you, dear reader, is: a dry palate, a need for libations, a desire for comfortable environs and good company, and maybe an appreciation of old mills. Because if that describes you friend, put Phantom Farms Brewing in the ol' GPS and make satisfaction your next stop. Excellent.
The service was polite and quick. They had a great selection, a little of everything so everyone will find something they enjoy. I enjoyed my cascade brook cider and my friend enjoyed her red moon scotch ale. Place is sleek brick and chrome, think people would enjoy the vibe. Plenty of seating indoors and out: they did have a food truck that looked amazing but we had just finished eating so that will have to be for next time.
One of our newer breweries , and already a well loved one ! We went opening weekend and it was mobbed. I think they ran out of some beers . Not to worry they quickly Ramped up production and have plenty to satisfy the masses. I mean masses, they are always busy. Parking is plentiful , there is a ton of seating , and they are well staffed with knowledgeable beer tenders. I recommend a flight so you can try a lot of different beers. They have ipa, stouts , sours , even a cider. Something for everyone. There is frequently music as well food trucks but you can bring your own food in. It's a beautiful spot and a welcome addition to our craft beer scene. Def stop by for a tasting and take me with you ! Cheers !
This is a must stop place for any brewery fan. The beer is award winning but not difficult to approach. I really enjoy the IPAs. The facility is beautiful, all very well put together. They always have different food trucks if you are hungry. The staff is always welcoming and helpful. Always a stop.
Rhode Island's newest brewery might just be our most beautiful as well. In an out building at one of our old, brick mills along the Blackstone River, the design & decor here were well thought out, making it a comfortable yet lively place to enjoy their craft beer offering. We had heard that the breweries first days were crazy busy. So, on a rainy Saturday morning, we made this our first stop as soon as they opened. Parking & space at the bar were plentiful at noon, but we heard that wasn't the case a few hours later. My partner's Elegant Viking IPA was solid - a good turnout for a brand new brewery. Next, we tried the two stout offering - Berkley & Anconcagua Mountain. The chocolaty Berkley was my favorite, but the latter had a fun, chile bite. The list is short for now with six beer & two cider offerings. Jay, one of the founders, stopped by to introduce himself & welcome us - a nice touch. We look forward to using this area as a starting point for BVBP rides to end here for a cold one. And, I can't wait to try those ciders!
So happy to have a new brewery in Rhode Island! I visited on the second opening weekend. Parking lot was full and definitely a few people parking where they shouldn't be parking... Once inside, the line was already to the tanks. As my two friends stood in line, I walked around. The downstairs has the bathrooms, main bar, high tops and regular tables. There is an upstairs mezzanine with more seating, but smaller. There is a little hallway for standing room, as well. Knowing that, there was not much room for people to stand and definitely no open tables. We all ordered a full pour of Elegant Viking and somehow got a two top with a bench side for my friends to share. Elegant Viking. This Hazy IPA is absolutely delicious. It's light, little hoppy, and fully aromatic. It went down easy, we all loved it. By the time we finished it, the line had doubled around by the entrance. We knew there was no way it was possible to get another. And while we sat, Elegant Viking actually kicked. Overall, I plan to return to try more!
4 months ago
Phantom Farms Brewing is a craft brewery that opened in Cumberland, Rhode Island in March 2024. It was founded by entrepreneur Jason Macari and his son-in-law Jay Neveu. Macari first worked for toy manufacturer Hasbro before launching a custom cabinetry business with another former Hasbro colleague. Today he is involved in multiple businesses. For a new venture, Macari decided to open his own brewery with Neveu, another former Hasbro employee. The partners acquired and completely renovated the circa 1872 Berkeley Mill boiler room building to house the brewery. They named it "Phantom Farms" after the Macari family's local apple orchard and bakery just down the road. Oscar Garrido and Andrea Riera, a husband-and-wife team from Chile, were hired as the head brewers. Since opening, Phantom Farms has become known for its farm-to-pint operation, its close connection to its namesake orchard, a historic taproom, and award-winning lagers. I recently visited Phantom Farms Brewing while I was in town for the day. I was scheduled to meet up with some other beer bloggers. The first thing I noticed was how beautiful the restored historic building was. There was plenty of space upstairs and downstairs, indoors and outdoors, and the brewery is also family-friendly. After exploring all of the various rooms, I looked over the draught menu. There was an eclectic mix of beer styles as well as hard cider crafted with apples from the Phantom Farms Orchard. Between mingling with the other bloggers and playing some games of Biñho, I enjoyed pours of "Half Dark" (Czech Amber Lager), "Elegant Viking" (New England IPA), "Alternate Continuum" (Barrel-Aged Saison), and "Hypernova" (Barleywine). I was very impressed with everything that I tried, especially the last two. Between an excellent roster of beers, a beautiful historic space, and some excellent company, I had a really enjoyable experience at Phantom Farms and I highly recommend them to any craft beer aficionados who are visiting the area! read more
Visit Phantom Farms Brewery for the first time last night! It was trivia night indoors but we had our dog with us so we sat outside. There was a food truck set up which was great and plenty of options inside. The service was quick and we enjoyed the space overall! I was thrown off that this is not, in fact, located at the actual Phantom Farms, but that's totally on me! It was still a nice spot to stop into. read more
7 months ago
I really enjoyed the variety of beers that this brewery offered. They have a few traditional style, a few IPAs, and a funky couple choices like sours and a barrel aged brew that was my choice. There's a little something for everybody. The space is absolutely gorgeous! It's in a mill that was renovated to look sleek and modern. The bathrooms are super clean. Lots of seating, from tables to comfy couches. The service was very friendly, even though they were busy. Lots of parking! You can't go wrong. read more
27 days ago
Great food and great beer. They have games to play and a foosball table. There were 9 beers on tap when we came here. The wait isn't very long and the staff is friendly. They have ample space for many people to hang out. Highly recommend! read more
This is a beautiful building that has been turned into a brewery and we thoroughly enjoyed trying all their different beers. The bartenders were very outgoing and friendly, and the beers were quite good. We will definitely be back again when we are in the area read more
I love this place! Hope to go back. It's got a great big inside, cute little patio out by the entrance, and is bright and spacious. It felt busy but not crowded. Like an active atmosphere but no lines to order and the bartenders were friendly. Rocket food truck was outside so I got to enjoy a nice hotdog with my beer. Ideal afternoon. Good parking too. A gem. read more
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Jay N.
Thank you so much! This is exactly what we hope to welcome you with…
1 month ago
Finally made my way to Phantom Farms brewing just after their 1 year anniversary (congratulations!). I was a little intimidated because they had live music and I thought it was going to be a madhouse, but it was thankfully only kind of busy. They have beautifully renovated building in an accessible part of town. Plenty of off street parking and well lit at night. The 2 female beer tenders I interacted with were friendly, professional and highly efficient; making short work of any lines that managed to develop. The counter service is fairly well organized and not quite the free for all you get at some places. There was a private event upstairs so I didn't get to see that space but the downstairs and outdoor areas were clean and comfortable. The beer was decent with nothing outrageously good or bad but I'm also a connoisseur that lives on tree house, hill farm...etc. I think their Pilsner was my favorite and something I'd really enjoy on a repeat visit. They also brew a variety of different styles, something that is missing at many of the hop heavy places that have become popular. Overall, I think this was a nice place with tons of potential for growth and success. 3.5 if I could give 1/2 stars but rounding up because the beer tenders were so awesome. read more
Phantom Farms Brewing has been on my radar for a while now, and I was excited to visit for their 2nd Annual St. Patrick's Festival. I've been reading great reviews of the brewery and several friends have been and enjoyed it. I think we probably would have had a different experience if we were visiting on a regular day, rather than during a special event as the festival was not especially well run. First off, I was surprised they were charging a $25 cover ($30 once the early bird sales ended) since there are countless bars where you can hear live music with zero/low cover charges all around RI during St Patrick's Day weekend. Still, it looked like a fun afternoon and one of our friends wanted to go, so we decided to go anyway. Once we arrived, we saw the "no re-entry" signs posted and we went back to our car before entering so we could be sure we had everything we needed (the music was outdoors so we wanted our lawn chairs, blankets, and sunglasses). I saw an older couple ask if they could go to their car to get their sunglasses, but they were told they wouldn't be allowed back in, which I thought was a little on the rude side especially given that it was early in the festival and the parking lot was very close by. Both the indoor and outdoor spaces at the brewery are really nice. The outdoor area is large enough for a few hundred people, has solar panels that will provide shade during the warmer months, and has a loading dock that is used as a stage. The bands were excellent. Boxty played traditional Irish favorites and Joshua Tree did an amazing job with U2 covers. This made me feel just a little better about the cover charge. The real shortcomings of the event were that having only one food truck was completely insufficient for the crowd. It took 1 hour and 35 minutes from us placing our order of chicken tenders and fries to actually receiving our food. Many people were pretty hangry because the festival also had a no outside food policy, but the "inside food" was not able to keep up with the demand. The line for drinks was also 30+ people deep at many times throughout the afternoon. And the line for both the indoor bathrooms and the outdoor port-a-potties were both a 10-15 minute wait. Fortunately the weather was nice because if it had been rainy, there is no way everyone would have fit inside, which would have added more fuel to the disgruntled fire. The upsides were that the music was good and the brewery space is very appealing. The downsides were everything else. Will I go back? Maybe, but there are so many other great breweries around and so many talented musicians in our area, that I don't think I'll be rushing to make a return trip to Phantom Farms. read more
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Jay N.
Hi Heidi,…
1 year ago
I stopped by Phantom Farm Brewing for the first time recently with friends and was immediately impressed. Wish it didn't take me so long to get there! The interior of the brewery is gorgeous--lofty and full of natural light, with a relaxed feel, great AC, and plenty of indoor-outdoor seating depending on your mood and the weather. Since it was my first visit, I ordered a flight, and the bartenders were incredibly kind, even letting me sample a few of their personal favorites before choosing. I enjoyed the whole flight, but the standout for me was the cider--crisp, refreshing, and not surprising since it comes from the same team behind Phantom Farms just down the road, with legendary apples. There was live music playing and a waffle food truck parked outside offering both sweet and savory options. No sours were on tap during my visit (my usual favorite), but I've seen them listed before and am hoping to catch one next time! read more
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Jay N.
Thanks Rebecca - a new sour will be ready in a week or two - you’ll…
Quality offerings Friendly and outgoing staff Great environment I've lived in RI for over 25 years and worked in the Woonsocket area for the same amount of time. So HOW in tarnation have I not trekked to this particular nook of nearby Cumberland before? Friends, some mysteries may never be solved. BUT THESE ARE NOT YOUR problems, dear reader. Today, I made it right and visited Phantom Farms Brewing. And it was good. These beers have been battle-tested at GABF, and more importantly, by thirsty Rhode Islanders. This place has been renovated and polished for your discerning tastes to bend an elbow enjoyably, indoor or out. And this staff has been trained in hospitable, friendly, timely service to make a good time nearly inevitable. So my hope for you, dear reader, is: a dry palate, a need for libations, a desire for comfortable environs and good company, and maybe an appreciation of old mills. Because if that describes you friend, put Phantom Farms Brewing in the ol' GPS and make satisfaction your next stop. Excellent. read more
7 months ago
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Jay N.
Hey Ryan! The indoor bathrooms were totally usable! Here we are…
The service was polite and quick. They had a great selection, a little of everything so everyone will find something they enjoy. I enjoyed my cascade brook cider and my friend enjoyed her red moon scotch ale. Place is sleek brick and chrome, think people would enjoy the vibe. Plenty of seating indoors and out: they did have a food truck that looked amazing but we had just finished eating so that will have to be for next time. read more
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Jay N.
Thank you Lucy for the review! We appreciate it.
One of our newer breweries , and already a well loved one ! We went opening weekend and it was mobbed. I think they ran out of some beers . Not to worry they quickly Ramped up production and have plenty to satisfy the masses. I mean masses, they are always busy. Parking is plentiful , there is a ton of seating , and they are well staffed with knowledgeable beer tenders. I recommend a flight so you can try a lot of different beers. They have ipa, stouts , sours , even a cider. Something for everyone. There is frequently music as well food trucks but you can bring your own food in. It's a beautiful spot and a welcome addition to our craft beer scene. Def stop by for a tasting and take me with you ! Cheers ! read more
3 months ago
This is a must stop place for any brewery fan. The beer is award winning but not difficult to approach. I really enjoy the IPAs. The facility is beautiful, all very well put together. They always have different food trucks if you are hungry. The staff is always welcoming and helpful. Always a stop. read more
Rhode Island's newest brewery might just be our most beautiful as well. In an out building at one of our old, brick mills along the Blackstone River, the design & decor here were well thought out, making it a comfortable yet lively place to enjoy their craft beer offering. We had heard that the breweries first days were crazy busy. So, on a rainy Saturday morning, we made this our first stop as soon as they opened. Parking & space at the bar were plentiful at noon, but we heard that wasn't the case a few hours later. My partner's Elegant Viking IPA was solid - a good turnout for a brand new brewery. Next, we tried the two stout offering - Berkley & Anconcagua Mountain. The chocolaty Berkley was my favorite, but the latter had a fun, chile bite. The list is short for now with six beer & two cider offerings. Jay, one of the founders, stopped by to introduce himself & welcome us - a nice touch. We look forward to using this area as a starting point for BVBP rides to end here for a cold one. And, I can't wait to try those ciders! read more
So happy to have a new brewery in Rhode Island! I visited on the second opening weekend. Parking lot was full and definitely a few people parking where they shouldn't be parking... Once inside, the line was already to the tanks. As my two friends stood in line, I walked around. The downstairs has the bathrooms, main bar, high tops and regular tables. There is an upstairs mezzanine with more seating, but smaller. There is a little hallway for standing room, as well. Knowing that, there was not much room for people to stand and definitely no open tables. We all ordered a full pour of Elegant Viking and somehow got a two top with a bench side for my friends to share. Elegant Viking. This Hazy IPA is absolutely delicious. It's light, little hoppy, and fully aromatic. It went down easy, we all loved it. By the time we finished it, the line had doubled around by the entrance. We knew there was no way it was possible to get another. And while we sat, Elegant Viking actually kicked. Overall, I plan to return to try more! read more
1 year ago
1 year ago
Really love the open concept interior of this brewery! The 2 story exposed brewing system adds an in house brew factory aesthetic with views from the ground floor or your choice of the second level. There is also outdoor seating. Outside food was allowed. I enjoyed a glass of Hypernova, a barleywine. read more
Stop #6 on ri food RI FOOD FIGHTS 11th Annual Lord of the Pies!!! Today The Sticks Pizza Company was set up here at Phantom Farms Brewing Company in Cumberland, but they can be found more frequently in Burriville at Bravo Brewing Co...I got the Drunken Roni and the Fancy Cheese...first time trying them out, I hadn't heard of them before but thank you RI Food Fights for exposing me to another great find! I'll be back to try some of the other choices! (they'll be back December 7th in Cumberland at Phantom Farms, just sayin'!) and don't worry the only beer I had was Yacht Club Soda Co.'s ROOT BEER! read more
Checked out Phantom Farms Brewing, a relatively new brewery in Cumberland, RI, after the Apple Valley Minerals Show. We tried a flight with a couple beers and ciders. I most enjoyed their Moonlight IPA and their cider. I was interested in trying the Lava brew with chili pepper just to see what it was like, but this was not my favorite chili beer. Very nice atmosphere with three living moss wall art pieces made by Smithfield based Moss Pure, a company created during a startup competition at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT Lebanon Challenge) in June 2020. The moss is meant to relax folks and clean the area. We noticed a lot of families with babies and small kids on the lower level but the upper level was much more adult like and relaxed with just other couples and small groups of adults. Will definitely be back for the cool atmosphere and hope to try some other brews. Bathrooms were very nice and clean. Quick service for the flights too. read more
3 years ago
As part of the RI Food Fights #BigLeBREWski this month, Phantom Farms Brewing was a new addition to the lineup. We pulled up just as they were opening the doors for the evening & we were greeted graciously by the team. Everyone is super excited for their official opening this weekend - a twofer... new brewery + St. Patrick's Day! They are featuring 6 beers & 2 ciders. We are self-admitted weirdos when it comes to beer: we love the darkest & the lightest beers on tap! Glacier, an American pils, was imminently drinkable & definitely a go-to for sitting on the patio & throwing back a couple. We loved the Aconcagua Mountain, a stout chili pepper. Initially, I wanted it to be spicier but when talking with the brewmaster, he told us that he liked it when there was a little burn at the back of your throat but doesn't overwhelm your palate. He was 100% correct! We sampled both ciders & preferred the Cascade Brook (hoppy) over the Diamond Blossom (sparkling). The Berkeley, an American stout, was also delicious but the standout, for us, was the chili stout. At this time, they are inviting food trucks to be part of the experience but hope to have a limited menu soon. The front of the building is all set to be a patio when the weather gets better. The space upstairs would be great for private events. The perfect evening out trifecta: a gorgeous buildout of a historic building, great staff & fabulous beers! read more
A great spot to cap off a quick bucolic drive from Providence with a brew. Beautifully renovated warehouse building with shiny new brew equipment and a mezzanine with plenty of what look like reclaimed wood furniture and comfy seating. A handful of inventive beers that include a SOLID chili stout, a few IPA's, a peppery Pilsner that was incredible AND plenty of folks working the bar scooting a huge line through quickly. The wait is well worth it and way quicker than I envisioned. They've got something very cool here - a must try. read more
2 years ago
This is a great brewery atmosphere and the beer is really good too definitely worth the visit read more
2 years ago
Fantastic brewery, beautiful building inside, I performed here acoustic, they staff was very friendly and helpful throughout my performance. The beer I had Glacier was very good, highly recommend! read more
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Incredible beers and variety. Got a chance to talk to Oscar and his wife the brewmaster about the beers and it was a great experience. Bartender was great and knowledgeable. Excited to see what Phantom Farms does in the future..Hopefully more beers to take home read more
2 years ago
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Jay N.
Hey Kevin, I believe a week or two after your review we finished…
2 years ago
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30 Martin St
historic Berkeley Mill.
Cumberland, RI 02864
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