This place is wonderful. Really great beer, good pub food, and friendly servers who remember you.read more

Really good food. Great atmosphere. Friendly service and a wide selection of beer and cocktailsread more

Great spot! Beer is fantastic. Really nice bar in the back of an old mill building. A must stop…read morewhen visiting downtown Sturbridge!

Went there on Saturday night at 7pm and was told they were closing when their hours are until 10pm…read more First time visiting, they were very rude, and made us feel very unwelcome. Will never be back even though we live close by.

We went to Tree House Brewing Company for some beers and crisp fall weather and it did not…read moredisappoint! There were food trucks, outdoor seating, the Patriots game, and of course a ton of delicious beer to choose from. I couldn't leave without a case of their famous Julius but wish I got another of their Pumpkin lager

First time at tree house brewing company . I had heard great things .. but I'm not really a beer…read moredrinker so I never thought to go .. but somehow I made my way here this past weekend and I am So GLAD I did because we had the BEST TIME ! First the location and brewery is HUGE ! There's plenty of space to sit indoors and outdoors . They have options of many beers but also had some options of non alcoholic and alcoholic cocktails for the non beer drinkers ! They had a cute area for fireplaces to sit by with bench like seating that's covered outside , they had large area of lawn chairs to sit in , they had a large projector playing the football game outside . They even have hiking trails . Not to mention they decorated the whole place with scarecrows , pumpkins and even a little waterfall with some fish swimming in it . Beautiful atmosphere for the whole family and very DOG FRIENDLY AS WELL ! Overall 10/10 for atmosphere alone . Staff was great , very clean too And my drink I got the berry blast frozen cocktail which was AMAmazing ! I really liked it which I was surprised a brewery made su h a good frozen drink . Overall highly recommend and will definitely be back

Such a cool place! There is so much space here that you can do so many things. Pack a picnic to…read moreaccompany apple picking. Bring a frisbee or football (there is disc golf here too). Enjoy live music. Play horseshoes. So many things! I also noticed a hay ride to the apple picking area. Sometimes there are apples and assorted foods for purchase in the outdoor barn area. There are also beers on tap. Most importantly, Hyland offers up apple picking, pumpkin picking, and other produce as well. It is a great time for the young kids, or for a date with just adults. Absolutely worth the drive, even from Boston.

Fri sept 26,2025, attended my sons wedding, Hyland was spectacular…read more Unfortunately "Ethan" was very intoxicated on his own supplied nips Which I noticed in trash during ceremony before the reception Staff/owner noticed this behavior which is not allowed Ethan was handled professionally And asked to leave. ( handled a lot better than if I knew what was happening and had to handle myself) Do not hesitate to go see and talk with Hyland, every 1 had a great time . Wedding was beautiful everything was well run organized . such a great wedding venue

Perfect day on Fathers Day here. The brewery is large with a HUGE outside area with a ton of…read moredifferent seating options, including under a large tent. There is the main bar inside and one outside as well. No food is served but there is a pizza place right next door and a cute honor system bakery when you walk in. The band was great and the beers/seltzers were all delicious. Bartenders were friendly, parking is plentiful and bathroom clean. Not much more you can ask out of a brewer

I really love the setup here--the area is picturesque, and the atmosphere is great. They have…read moreanimals on-site, which I didn't get to see this time, but I'll make a point to check out on my next visit. There's also a pizza place that seems affiliated (or maybe they just rent the space). Either way, it was delicious. The staff was your typical group of teenagers who look mildly annoyed, but the food hit the spot. The beer was great, and the brewery staff was friendly and attentive. Overall, a really enjoyable stop.

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.

Problem Solved Brewing Company is a craft brewery that opened in East Windsor, Connecticut in…read moreSeptember 2018. It was founded by friends Alan Bukowinski and Heath Gelinas. By day, Bumowinski is a math teacher at RHAM High School in Hebron while Gelinas is an engineer at UTC Aerospace Systems. The two home-brewed for several years before starting their own brewery. They set up shop in a space that was previously home to Broad Brook Brewing Company before they moved to a larger space in Suffield. The brewery has a mathematical theme, which is a nod to the owners' day jobs. Bukowinski and Gelinas try to keep their beers rotating consistently. They usually feature at least two hoppy offerings, a "middle of the road, easy drinker" type of brew, and at least one dark beer. My wife and I first visited Problem Solved Brewing in October 2019. I had previously visited the space when it was still home to Broad Brook Brewing, and it was nice to see that it was home to a brewery again. My wife and I both loved the mathematical theme; there were framed beer-related patent drawings and protractors mounted on the walls of the taproom. We decided to order a sampler flight to share. The five beers we picked were: "Parabolic Split" (Milkshake IPA), "Conductivity-Centennial" (New England IPA), "Second Root" (Cream Ale), "Coarse Threads-White Chocolate Raspberry" (Imperial Stout), and "Coarse Threads-Pumpkin Coconut" (Imperial Stout). We really enjoyed all of the beers! The Milkshake IPA had notes of banana, chocolate and coffee, which is not what we were expecting. The Cream Ale was made with Sumatran coffee beans, which gave it nice hints of coffee and chocolate. Problem Solved also had an adjoining game room filled with games like Giant Connect 4, Darts, Ring Toss and Pass the Pigs. My wife and I enjoyed our flight with our favorite brewery game: Giant Jenga! We had a great time at Problem Solved and would definitely stop again if we're in the area.

This was my first time here coming in for the start of my friend's bachelor party, and what a start…read moreit was! Our bartender Matt was super welcoming and friendly. He made sure everyone in my group and at the bar was having a great time. I ordered the Sanity Crazy Cock Cider and I loved it! This place also has a massive game room, and so I can imagine trivia nights here would be so much fun. Highly recommend coming here if you are in the area looking for a drink!

I loved this place. The beer was excellent. The atmosphere was great. I should have taken more…read morepictures before I drank two milk stouts at 7.7 %. The Adirondack chairs were plentiful and the view was lovely. I would have taken a picture of the stone wonky stairs but there was no way I was going back down those steps.

The service is wonderful. If you need suggestions the bartenders will give them. The property is…read moreabsolutely beautiful with a lot to see. Rolling hills, hiking trails and a small viewing pond. Their beer is delicious but my only gripe is it's not ICE cold. On a 90 degree day, I want my beer cold and refreshing.

Several months ago, I was following my GPS to visit someone when this place caught my eye…read more It was so tiny. So hidden away. I mean, who the hell has even heard of Gilbertville? I made a mental note to come back another day, when I had time to explore the area. Spoiler alert: There's not much there to explore in Gilbertville. Although, if you're like me and willing to drive 10 miles out of your way to save ten cents a gallon on gas, they do have the cheapest gas around. But I digress... Yesterday I pulled into their almost non-existent parking lot and wondered where people park when they are full. I was there at 3pm, so it was empty aside from myself, two other people, and a dog. The space was quirky and eclectic, with random art on the walls, old pieces from antique shops, and a bar lined with metal seats. They also had a few tables. It was all dark old wood, and I imagine it would be an awesome spot to hit on a cold winter's day. I settled myself into a seat at the bar. Just a warning: those seats must have the AC blowing directly onto the metal, because my poor vagina felt like it went through a cold plunge. I was wearing shorts, but the freezing cold metal felt like it penetrated straight into my cervix. If you opt for bar seating while wearing shorts, pack a sweater for your genitals. Icy nether regions aside, this place was a perfect little hideaway to hang for a bit and enjoy some well-crafted beers. They don't serve meals, but they do have snacks you can purchase if you need some sustenance. Their white stout was PHENOMENAL, one of the best beers I've had in a while. It was creamy, sweet, and SO easy to drink. It gave me a cream soda vibe, but with a 7% bite. Solo factor: 7/10. The place was pretty empty when I went, so it felt very comfortable to be there by myself. But it's tiny, so I don't know if it would have that same vibe once it's packed. The bartender was awesome, and very attentive. The seating isn't necessarily ideal for someone who wants to spend hours hanging out there, but it was fine for the time I was there...and there were also other options for places to sit. Also, I saw that they have an outdoor area where you can sit, which I missed on the way in. And I would be remiss to not mention that their bathroom was freakishly clean for a brewery bathroom. I've been to two places over the past few weeks where I walked into the bathroom, saw what was waiting for me, and thought "Fuck it, I'd rather get a kidney stone." Yuck.

Love this place. Staff is great, music is sweet, and the beer is awesome. A few beers they always…read morehave and something different from time to time.