We had a good sized group on a Saturday afternoon & they allowed us to move some tables together on…read morethe patio with no issue! Everyone enjoyed their drinks & they have wine, cider, and seltzers in addition to beers. The screaming unicorn is in the same space offering delicious food!! Great vibes all around!

Metal night on Monday was fun. Grabbed some delicious IPAs from the bar inside. Plenty of seating…read moreoptions in or out. Love this larger new spot for these guys. Street parking is plentiful and free. If you have extra time, check out the other businesses in the area too from distillers to coffee shops.

Truly one of my favorite breweries and a staple in Providence! The beer selection is quite vast…read more Whether you're looking for a staple like the Hi-Neighbor lager, a seasonal beer, or even one of their rotating hard juices, they have it! There's also a menu of snacks, flatbreads, and sandwiches if you're feeling hungry. All of the bartenders are always kind and willing to give recommendations or samples if you're unsure what to order. The vibes are also unmatched! Situated right on the water in Fox Point, you can grab a table with a view of the river, sit right at the bar, or find a spot near one of the TVs to catch a game. Pro tip: On the first Thursday of every month, they have a First Thursday punch card where you can collect stamps and save them up for prizes! Definitely recommend for a chill night out with some friends or your favorite person.

Narragansett it is always a good time. It has a lot of open space so larger groups can meet here…read more I've seen a lot of events and clubs meet at this establishment. They do have a parking lot, which is awesome, but it fills up very fast and parking in the area can be tough once the lot is full. The service is always friendly and attentive, they have really helped me make selections when I wasn't sure what to order in terms of beer. They usually let you try something if you're not sure if you're going to like it before you order which I appreciate because I can be very picky. I typically get a flight when I'm there because I like to try the different beers and I really love their Pilsner probably most of all. They do a good job with IPAs and their pumpkin beer is good, not too sweet, which is what I prefer. I think they excel the most at German style beer. I appreciate that they typically have a variety of beer as well as hard seltzers and also wine so that I can bring most friends even if they don't like beer. They also sell craft soda for those who don't drink alcohol. So there's usually something for everyone. I can't really speak on the food because I don't typically order food when I'm there, but it always smells good. Additionally, they have been known to participate in fundraisers for nonprofits and that is always an A+ in my book.

We had SUCH a good time here! We used our Big Lewbrewski tickets to grab a couple drinks - the…read moreNever Say Never POG seltzer was recommended (5 stars to the bartender recommending this one!) was absolutely delicious. The IPAs were great too. Very chill spot with comfortable couches. Love to stop by here while checking out the providence flea too.

What a great location! Comfy cozy chill vibes. Plenty of space and seating. Great for large or…read moresmall gatherings. Amazing selection of beers available from tap to can they have something for everyone. I personally recommend doing the flight. 4 beers of your choosing. The slushies are also a great choice if you're into something a bit more fruity. Location is amazing, conveniently next to a taco spot! Hop on in to try for yourself

Such a great addition to Bristol! Both times I have gone, I have loved my drink. The last time I…read moregot a sour slushie beer in the summertime, and it was sweeter than other similar drinks I've had at other places - I loved it. These didn't seem available this time, so I ordered their Untapped-award-winning Peanut Butter & Jelly Sour - WHOAAAA! So delicious, and smelled and tasted exactly like the name, not a watered down faint whisper of peanut butter as many similar drinks have. I could see it being a little too sweet if you had more than two of these, but I loved it and wouldn't shut up about it, leading multiple friends to order one. This was unique and a must try, well worth its awards. My friend ordered a Bacon Maple beer that also smelled exactly like its name, but as a vegetarian I declined a sip since I wasn't sure if it had any real bacon in it. It was slammed and busy here, but our wait time at the bar wasn't too bad considering. The beertenders were pretty quick and friendly. Someone was throwing a birthday party and had a band playing, yet they were still open to the public. The acoustics in here are a little bizarre and echo-ey, so the band was unbearably loud. Luckily there were picnic tables and high top tables outside and it wasn't too chilly, so we headed out there. They brought out a few heat lamps which helped my friends that weren't dressed for the weather, and added a nice cozy atmosphere without any bonfire smoke smell. This would be a great area to hang for the fall! They had a food truck available which is always a great feature (Kroffle Kreations - I will review separately soon). There is a small parking lot that's been full every time I've come, but since it's in a far out industrial park area of town, people park on the sides of the road with seemingly no issues. Great little spot and very creative beers, with lots of events hosted! I'm looking forward to branching out into some of their other and darker styles of beer in the future.

Some friends invited my wife and me to see a band play at this place. We are pretty familiar with…read moreBristol, but this place is pretty well hidden. It is in an industrial area. The interior is nice and bright with a decent-sized bar and lots of tables. They had an excellent selection of beers, ales, and stouts. I generally stay away from this kind of place because they are IPA-heavy, and I am not an IPA fan. I had a couple of glasses of this fantastic stout and a great Scottish Ale. My wife had a peanut butter Porter that was yummy. The servers behind the bar were great. They also had a food truck that offered salads and sandwiches. My understanding is that they have a variety of food trucks that rotate through. We had an excellent time listening to music, being with friends, and having some great beverages. I would give this place a try.

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!

Super friendly staff, both on the brewery side and the daytime cafe! Huge airy space to hang out in…read morewith friends or solo. Big enough that I don't feel bad bringing a book with me and lurking in the corner for a bit. Cool AC on these hot summer nights. A hidden gem!!!

They have some good tasting beers here. The place is huge and can easily hold a large group for a…read moreparty. The owner is very nice and accommodating.

Origin Beer Project was one of the participating breweries where I could redeem my beverage voucher…read morefor donating blood between July 28 through August 31 at a Rhode Island Blood Center (RIBC). There is plenty of parking. This was my first time at Origin Beer Project and was surprised by the floral decor hanging from the ceiling and the epoxy tables. It was different from the usual breweries I've been to. I got a can of Textures poured into a cup. This is a cider hybrid with Northern Spy & Newtown Pippin apples at 5.2%. The beverage was fresh and crisp. It wasn't overly sweet and not too dry; felt more acidic. Staff were very friendly and there were a few people watching a football game inside. I sat outside where there were a few barrels and chairs.

Origin Beer Project is hands-down the cutest, most intimate brewery in Rhode Island. The decor is…read morestylish and cozy, setting the perfect vibe for a date night or friend hang. Run by the incredible husband-and-wife duo Erika and Cheyne, this spot is as welcoming as it is unique. The beer selection is where this place truly shines. With options ranging from low ABV to bold, high-flavor brews, there's something for everyone. There is also a large selection of non-alcoholic beers, cocktails or spirits. Their rotating menu features some of the most unique beers you'll ever taste, making every visit feel like a new adventure. The location is convenient, with parking right out front, making it easy to swing by for a quick drink or a longer visit. Pro Tips: - Check out the rotating beer menu often; there's always something exciting and new to try. - Don't miss their themed events! Check their website for the schedule. We love their Sunday Service (last Sunday of the month- tinned fish and ALL the sides or Monday craft sessions to metal music

Stopped in to check out this little gem tucked down by the waterfront. Excellent selection of…read morebeers and awesome variety of food to snack on while watching a game or listening to some live music. Furry friends welcome, plenty of swag and on house brews to take home as well. Service was phenomenal, very friendly and ensured your brewery needs are met to enjoy a great experience while visiting! Had some wings and they were not skimpy by any means, cooked well and full of flavor. Few options to choose from along with handful or pizzas. Come check it out!

Canned Heat is the Tipsy Toboggan's sister spot, about 15 minutes away. Same owners. Almost…read morecertainly the same dough for their pizza. If you just ate at one, you already know what you're getting at the other. The pizza here ran a little thinner. Spent more time in the oven. The browning was more even than what we got at the Toboggan. But pick up a slice from either place blindfolded and you wouldn't know which was which. They're calling it South Shore bar pizza here. I'm not sure it earns that. Bar pizza has rules. Ten-inch pan. Cheddar cheese blend. Cracker crust that's crunchy and sturdy when you pick it up. Laced edges where the sauce and cheese hit the pan and caramelize into something crispy and almost burnt. It's a blue-collar thing born in Brockton dive bars, and the good ones have been using the same blackened pans for 40 years. This had the size right. The edges looked the part. But the crust didn't snap. It wilted. And that's the whole point of the style. Look, none of this means skip this place. It's a brewery that offers pizza. The beverage list itself is worth the trip. Big industrial room, string lights, that warm amber glow you want when you're drinking good beer on a cold night. The people working there were friendly. The customers were even more friendly. Everyone seemed happy to be exactly where they were, which counts for a lot in my book. Go for the beer. Stay for the vibes. The pizza's there if you need it.