We had such a great experience here, especially thanks to our server, Cate! We came in with a large…read moregroup (15+ people), which can be a lot to manage, but she handled everything so smoothly. Cate was incredibly accommodating from the start--making sure we were comfortable, checking in often, and keeping everything organized without ever making us feel rushed. She was so attentive to our needs, and somehow still managed to take great care of the rest of the floor during a super busy trivia night. Honestly, we were impressed by how on top of everything she was! Our whole group left happy, well taken care of, and already talking about coming back. Huge shoutout to Cate for making the night so enjoyable!

Decent beer. Decent service…read more Decent food. Nice views. This place, on a graduation weekend, was busy. Good choice if you want outside ambiance.

Not really sure what all the hate is for here from the mall patrons. Stopped here on a road trip…read more Service is fast and friendly even though I placed an online order at the wrong Auntie Anne's. I got the Oreo Topped Pretzel Nuggets which were phenomenal. The pretzels themselves were soft and fresh-- they clearly hadn't been sitting in the case for hours on end like a lot of other Auntie Anne's. Would go again if passing by.

Like to stop by and get some pretzel bites with the pepperonis my favorite snack I'm a person lover…read moreso including some kind of meat is adding more deliciousness they were friendly and it was fast to get my order.

It's Saturday afternoon 4/5/2025) after lunch we decided to try a brewery new to us set in an…read moreindustrial park. First opinion was not positive as there are three doors with signs on them and a good amount of junk on the outside, so curb appeal was lacking. We went in, weren't greeted, but greeted the brewery-tender. He doesn't say anything really, doesn't welcome us, or offer to tell us about the brewery even though we share its our first time. The place is clean, with darts, and board games (in disrepair). The Rangers have just started playing, first period. I ordered a white wine, hubby a citra session ipa. Hubby thought the beer was great, however served with a 2" head so not as exciting. Quickly after arriving, a family arrived with a bunch of kids who treated the place as a McDonalds play space. No one said a thing as they ran crazy, throwing darts, and just being kids on a playground, yelling and screaming. Eventually, another group comes in, most likely owners as nothing was rang up, and kiddo was behind bar playing on POS system, but suddenly the bartender was friendlier, and the parents asked the kiddos to chill. This brewery can't grow with this experience to new customers. Dockside is only in their fifth year, they run like a well oiled machine. Plus side for this small brewery, it was clean, wine was not bottom barrel but a good choice, and hubby very much liked the beers. When we arrived, the bartender was watching the hockey game. The board games were all in disarray. I personally fixed most of them, because we were looking for something to challenge each other with besides drinking lol. Maybe in down times, fix things up. Overall, if not for the very rambunctious kiddos running and screaming, we would rate it a four. Today I can't. Six years in business and not growing, your beers are great, wine is better than most, but atmosphere is a playground. Another tip is to provide ice. Water provided is warm. Go check them out as beer and vino are good.

Milford Point Brewing is a craft brewery that opened in Milford, Connecticut in April 2018. It was…read morefounded by friends Chris Willett and Jerry Candido. The two are both Milford residents and originally met when both of their daughters played on the same softball team. Willett had been a fan of craft beer for some time and eventually started homebrewing. Candido had originally only drank macro brewery offerings like Bud Light, but soon converted to craft beer after trying Willett's homebrew. Willett began entering his beer into homebrew competitions and eventually beat out 40 other contestants at a contest in Stamford. Eventually Willett and Candido decided to join forces and open their own brick and mortar brewery: the first one to open in Milford which now has a growing craft beer scene. It is their mission to produce great-tasting quality beer for local beer drinkers. Most of their offerings are named after points of interest in Milford. I first visited Milford Point Brewing in March 2019. I devoted that day to trying out some new breweries in the area that I hadn't visited yet. Milford Point was my last stop of the day. They have a cozy taproom in a business park and most of the clientele seemed to be locals. I sat at the bar and ordered a flight of four which consisted of "06460" (Citra Session IPA), "Silver Sands" (IPA), "West Shore" (Double IPA), and "Settlers Stout" (Milk Stout). The Silver Sands IPA was my favorite of the flight and I purchased a four-pack of cans to take home. Milford Point makes a nice addition to the city's craft beer scene.

needs to fix the QR codes for rewards points program. hope it gets fixed soon. Will be happy.read more

Customer service is very very rude they refused to make more plain pretzels and they closed at…read more8

Your manager needs to fix the QR codes so customers can get the rewards for there purchases on the…read morereceipts. It's not that hard to get it fixed. Customers want convince and not having to call auntie anne's all time just to get the rewards.

If you live anywhere near Milford and haven't been to Tribus yet, congratulations--you've been…read morewasting your weekends. This place is everything you want in a brewery and nothing you don't. First off, the beer: it's stupidly good. Like, annoyingly good. The kind of good where you go in thinking, "I'll just try one" and then three flights later you're googling if it's socially acceptable to move into a brewery. Their IPAs actually taste different from one another (shocking, I know), the stouts don't drink like liquid bread, and even the lighter stuff has actual flavor. It's witchcraft, and I'm here for it. The vibe? Top tier. Inside feels like hanging out in your cool friend's garage--if your cool friend also had a professional brewing setup and knew what the hell they were doing. Outside, the beer garden is basically Milford's adult playground. Add in food trucks and you've got yourself the perfect Saturday. The staff? Friendly, quick, and actually seem like they enjoy being there. Do you know how rare that is? I've been to breweries where the bartender looked like I asked them to solve long division just by ordering a pint. Not here. At Tribus, they get it right. Bottom line: If you're looking for a place where the beer slaps, the vibe's relaxed, and you won't get ignored like a ghost at a bad Mexican restaurant (ask me how I know), Tribus is it. 11/10, would recommend, and will absolutely keep coming back until they name a beer after me.

The vibes were very chill and relaxing (just what we needed ), the beer was delicious, and the…read morespace and service were simply awesome.