Staff was amazing Beer was delicious Pizza was grand No bad vibes for this place at all !!! read more

We came to Trinity on a Saturday night not quite knowing what to expect. It was about a five minute walk from the Providence Place mall and from first glance from across the street, we couldn't really tell if it was open since there was no lit signage on the outside of the establishment. However, we saw people inside and we figured we were on to something. We were seated in the downstairs bar area. It was loud, dark, and oh yeah, did I say loud already? Between a large table (with lots of kids!!), a pool table, the bar, and the obnoxious drunk girls next to us, we contemplated leaving once. Our server was the only server assigned downstairs and he was doing everything he could considering how many people were downstairs and that the hostess kept double- and triple-seating him. It took about 15 minutes by the time we were seated to the time our drinks arrived. Fortunately, the food didn't take that long once ordered. The beer was actually really good and it was quite surprising considering you would have never thought of it just from the looks of the place. I had the Belgium beer which tasted like a Stella Artois. And it came in a 22 oz. glass! (Guess who didn't have to drive back to Boston) Hubs had the pear cider that he said was really good. I had the Cobb salad wrap which was definitely more than filling. Hubs had a chicken caesar wrap that he said was nothing special. However, both meals were served with hand cut beach fries. And our server even offered malt vinegar for the fries. Even better. The food was nothing special, but the portions were huge for the cost. For the cider (a pint), a 22 oz. beer, and two wraps, our bill was $32 and change. That's a cheap night for Saturday standards. However, the service left a lot to be desired. The hostess appeared lost (or high, or maybe both?) and our server was running around the entire time doing everything he could to keep the downstairs together. Management has to take some responsibility. read more

Trinity Brewhouse - Pear cider on the left and the Belgium beer on the right. Both equally delicious!! - American Near Me - Providence, Rhode Island

I always find the food and the beer to be very solid at Trinity. The menu seems a bit smaller than normal but the beers and burgers are still top notch. We visit regularly from MA when in the Providence area. Unique atmosphere for sure. Could be a bit cleaner but overall it's a good spot read more

Trinity Brewhouse - two cars parked in front of a building - American Near Me - Providence, Rhode Island

The 2 stars were for the beer being great and the servers being entertaining and funny. The food was bland. Burger had a pretzel roll that was ungrilled and dry and the burgers were bland. Please don't go here for the food, you'll be disappointed. read more

What a find on our quick trip to RI! Friendly staff, great atmosphere and delicious beer. Highly recommend the pumpkin :) outdoor venue beer garden with music and ample socially distanced seating. read more

Excellent ales and brews of all kinds. Had white ale. Very good. Brewers burgers was cooked to perfection as to my order. Bar keep is not very friendly. Barely spoke at all Did not ask about anything. That aside great beer great burger. Two thumbs up. read more

Trinity Brewhouse - Beer tanks behind glass - American Near Me - Providence, Rhode Island

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Funny i went there had bad service and horrible food trinity brewhouse didnt like my review so they had yelp take it down. I guess the owner doesnt like a honest review. Of his staff poor service read more

I have been to Trinity several times for trivia. Their beers are outstanding... several options from Pilsner and Ales to Stouts. Pub decor and ambiance is nice, lots of wood, large bar area, etc. The food is just average. I have tried many items from their menu and for me, the best options are the pizzas and the nachos (pulled pork). The latter is not great, but is the best among the other menu choices. Today, I got the nachos and the chips were a bit burnt, not much cheese, lots of black beans....not the best nacho platter in the city, but one of the best options from the Trinity menu. read more

Chill spot that's 2 stories. They have a pool table downstairs, where more people hang out at. I got a glass of Riesling and they have a good amount of beer to choose from. This place is also across from Hasbro, with its huge Mr. Potato Head and Jenga statue inside! (That's how we noticed this place to begin wtih, haha). read more

I've been to Trinity a handful of times with groups of friends and it's always a relaxed, chill time. Atmosphere- We've usually spent the night upstairs which is pretty open with high ceilings- I'm a fan of the setup because you can actually hear what your friends are saying over some solid beers. There are booths, tables, bar seating. Space is rarely an issue, from the times that I've found myself there. I've been downstairs for events in the past and it seemed accommodating for large groups Food/Beer- Solid selection of brews. I usually go for the Captain America. I've only ordered the wings and trinity nachos with pulled pork. Wings were ok- the Monday night we went (1/2 off), the special "secret sauce" was ... smoky Buffalo sauce. Tasted like a sweeter buffalo sauce, almost like a mix of Buffalo and BBQ. Hit the spot but wasn't anything special. Trinity nachos with pulled pork are regrettably good. It's just a monster of a dish. More than enough for several people to share- an order comes with a huge plate of deep fried corn tortillas piled high with black beans, sour cream, cheddar, tomatoes, lettuce, salsa, and - go big .. - pulled pork. Very generous portion and you'll probably continue eating it long after you're full. You've been warned. It's regrettably good. Service- always friendly, though I've noticed they tend to be on the slower side. read more

Belgian beer = delish! Fish sandwich made the perfect cold hungover leftovers the next morning. Loved the fresh sweet potato fries. Nachos were standard. My fave part was the mural on the wall. read more

Trinity Brewhouse - American Near Me - Providence, Rhode Island

Trinity Brewhouse is pretty fun place as evident by the crowds swarming the bar. My friends and I were still able to get seated at the booth for dinner (no reservations necessary). As a brewery, they have an extensive list of beers from ales to stouts and even sell their award winning beers in jugs. (Check out the jugs on display near the entrance!) I tried their Red Devils on tap, which was a 2015 Gold Medal Winner in Rhode Island's International Beer Festival. I'm not a beer connoisseur as I hardly drink them but this one went down smooth and reminded me of a lighter Stella Artois with some hints of fruit. I liked it a lot! Service was friendly and they have great burgers and fries as well. The decor is wooden with some pretty clever murals. Great ambience especially for a pub-feel. There is also a pool table in the basement. Because there are tables next to it, there's no playing during dinner hours. It would be pretty cool if they were able to switch up the layout a little bit. read more

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Thanks Trinity Brewhouse for seating us as your kitchen was closing. We had just driven from NJ and were starving. Great service and great menu. We appreciated your hospitality. read more

I came here for the beer, expecting it to be fantastic since they brew it themselves...but it was just OK. I got the beer sampler and I think I only liked two out of the six that I tried. However, I'm not a beer expert so what do I know? :D BUT, get the Cobb Salad. I know, a salad at a brewhouse? But for real, this Cobb Salad was amazing and had all the right ingredients, and the bacon on top made it so scrumptious. Good place, good service, OK beer, yummy salad. read more

Trinity Brewhouse - Beer Sampler - American Near Me - Providence, Rhode Island

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Stopped here to try the beer because it was recommended to us. My husband loved the beer he had.... Unfortunately I can't recall what it was...(sigh) I had the cider they had on tap. Was very good. Not too sweet and more like a champagne. We sat at the busy bar and looked straight into the brewing area, the place was busy and all tables full. So that's a good sign the food might be good too. Fun and energetic and we will stop by when we're in providence again. read more

Trinity Brewhouse - Beer.... Mmmmm yum - American Near Me - Providence, Rhode Island

A fun place for a group, with a pretty good selection of tasty craft beers (so I was told by others in my group), and a broad food menu with a lot of vegetarian options. However, the food items I got were hit or miss. My black lean & sweet potato burger was big and had good sauces on it, but the burger itself was fairly bland. For some reason, they don't put much salt at all on the fries. Everyone was pouring extra salt on theirs. The seafood cakes were a hit. They had a good spicy aioli on top, were crisply fried, and the seafood cake itself wasn't just bland fish but had a good flavor The maple, sweet potato cheesecake was very good. Savored every bite of that thing. read more

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The food is great, the beer is amazing. I absolutely love this place. The wait staff are very enthusiastic about the beer and is very knowledgeable about it. Overall, the great atmosphere, amazing beer and friendly staff make this a must-visit Providence destination. read more

They have a wide selection of beers, excellent service and bar food which scent wafts when you walk in the door. Going in the time of covid they are taking safety precautions seriously all while providing excellent customer service. Will come back read more

You call these fries?!?!?? Literally, the worst sweet potato fries I've ever had (See pic below). They were limp, cold, drenched in disgusting grease, then sprinkled w/salt. I feel like they were taken out of a bag in the freezer, dumped into a fry-a-lator, left out sitting on the counter for say, 2days, then served. 30cent wings on Monday (only 5-11p btw) is a good deal. But the chicken wings were mediocre. Fried well but I like boneheads in Warwick so much better. I could taste the sub-par quality of the chicken. My eating partner had the 6oz burger which wasn't cheap, the meat was cooked medium rare (which is exactly what we wanted). If you get a 6 ounce or 10 ounce burger the bread size is probably the same so if you get a small burger, you are going to be tasting a lot more bread. But let's cut to the chase, this place is a brewery and I got to say the beer is also mediocre at best. I had the Miami Weiss which tasted similar to Bluemoon. my eating partner had the Kolsch which was similar to maybe Fosters or any Generic Brown ale. If it comes to microbrews in RI, Brutopia was much better. The worst part: the beer wasn't cold enough & wasn't served in a chilled glass. If the shining star of the place is beer, serve it like ur serious about it. The place is dark, kinda dive-y. Not enough TVs. Parking is also a hassle in downtown. If I had to pay for parking for mediocre meal, I would've been even more disappointed. Btw, The garage next to the place closes at 10 PM. So get your car out! The only thing not mediocre about this place was the service. The waitress was prompt, nice and friendly. No complaints on the service here. We told the management about the fries, and it was received relatively well. They were nice enough to comp the fries off our check. Which was really nice of them. They didn't have to do that. And let's face it, it was a $20-ish meal. They didn't destroy my wallet. But I left a little disappointed in my meal, I gotta be honest. read more

Trinity Brewhouse - Sweet potato fries: limp, greasy, gross - American Near Me - Providence, Rhode Island

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We stopped in on a Friday evening. The beer was good, but the Bavarian pretzel was just 3 frozen microwaved bread sticks. read more

This review is based off of the watermelon margarita or shall I say margaritas that I had the pleasure of drinking this evening. I attended the Food Truck Friday event tonight at the carousel village at the Roger Williams Park Zoo and it was spectacular. But what was even better than that was the watermelon margarita at the trinity brewhouse tent. The beer they had on tap was delicious but those margs... oh those margs... Delicious, crisp, fresh, cold... all things that come to mind. I will definitely be back for those! Delicious! read more

This was the only place open for lunch. The food was wack. Would have definitely made Gordon Ramsey upset. The beer was good though. The waitress recommended a great local IPA that tasted amazing! read more

Probably the worst meal I've had in years. My wife and daughter got the burger which was completely over cooked. I got the steak, half of which was inedible gristle and hard fat, the other half was like chewing on a shoe. Will never go here again. read more

This wasn't my favorite bar but it was a cool place to hangout for a night. We sat downstairs near the pool table. For a weekend night, there wasn't many people inside although we could have just caught it on an off night. The people who were inside were friendly and talkative including the bartender who helped us figure out which beers we'd like. We spent about 45 minutes/an hour here. It's in a good location in Providence and not too hard to find parking somewhere nearby. read more

Trinity Brewhouse - American Near Me - Providence, Rhode Island

Typical brewery/pub food but it's all executed well. We often buy growlers here as presents and they are always a big hit. It's cool seeing the giant beer tanks right in there as well. The restaurant service has never been slow or inattentive, we come here pretty often on different days and times and have not had a bad experience. Give this place a try if you are in town! read more

There are a few places that lock in time. The 1970s is alive and well at Trinity Brewhouse, a throwback to the days of Dillon and Denang. The food is good, with great burgers, pizza, and even a few veggie dishes for the beer enthusiast without full carnivore tendencies. The service was great for lunch. What rocks are the cool murals and artwork around the bar. You have to go and check it out. It's a trip! Parking is street and a few spots in front. There is a garage around the corner. read more

Trinity Brewhouse - Showbiz Last Supper Mural - American Near Me - Providence, Rhode Island

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I got the vegan ravioli with shrimp, and it was so good. I was pretty excited to find a vegan ravioli in general. Beer was good, and they do flights. My only complaint is the place was kind of dead on NYE, when I went, and the waitress seemed to forget about us. read more

Had a party in connection with an industry event. Trinity arranged for us to be in the private basement area, which had its own bar and pool table, and was the right size for about 30-40 people. The food was much better than expected for a large party event. Tony, Noelle & Brent provided outstanding service. Prices reasonable. Would recommend. read more

I haven't eaten there in a long time but it's been a staple of mine for solid craft beers. Parking is a little tricky but if it's earlier in the day street parking is abundant. Trinity has a decent sized bar with plenty of room for everyone to sit. It's a cozy atmosphere. The bartenders are all super friendly and knowledgeable about the brews. If you are unsure what you want they can recommend one for you. A sample rack is the way to go so you can try a few different options. They have everything from stouts to iPas to imperials. It's been around for a long time and there's a reason for that. Any beer geek around should definetly go check it out. And bring me with you. ! read more

We ordered a flight that ended up being about $12 for 6 in a tasting. I got an after work, neighborhood feel from this place. No fancy decor, plenty of seating, and friendly staff. We didn't order any food on this visit, but plan on going back another time for that. read more

Trinity Brewhouse - American Near Me - Providence, Rhode Island

Place had really good atmosphere, food was very filling and tasted great. Our waitress was on point even tho it was very busy, my burger was cooked very well and the fries were amazing, the nachos were really great and filling too. Everyone else at my tables food was cooked to perfection as well. Such a great place to eat and experience. read more

Trinity Brewhouse - Trinity nachos! - American Near Me - Providence, Rhode Island

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I got the strawberry lime cider! Very delicious! Area is very nice. Bartender was friendly as well!

Avoid this place like the plague (unless you want to get it)........ I popped in for a couple of beers with a friend. The bartender was so busy having her own good time with her friends at one end we waited almost 10 mins for her to come take our beer order. *on a positive note the beers we had were really good*. I've been around the block a few times and I know the smell of mouse urine and decaying mice. I kept getting wiffs of it. I looked at some other reviews and mice are mentioned by others...... Perhaps it's a smell similar from the brewing stuff. I don't know for sure but I know that smell. We immediately decided to drink our beers and eat elsewhere. Before leaving, I hit the men's room. Holy cow!!!! The smell and condition of that bathroom was DISGUSTING. If they can't keep the front of the house sanitary, I can't imagine the kitchen!!! I don't know how food establishments are monitored in Providence but when was the last time the health dept was there??? I didn't look for or see one of those signs i have in my state that gives them a grade etc. fortunately, I didn't get the plague. Nor will I ever go back to take that chance!!!! Enter at your own risk. read more

Great beer, but food was ok. We really liked the Kolsch beer and the Saison beer. Nachos we so so, the best was the fried ravioli! Great stuff! read more

Trinity Brewhouse - Its the wall of the joint - American Near Me - Providence, Rhode Island

The beer at Trinity is really great. They have a greater variety than you might expect or imagine. Two of their tap beers (Screaming Viking and Captain America) are two memorable beers; both had a really unique taste and super drinkable. The bartender was super informative and nice, making recommendations and answering any questions we had about the beers. The beers were also very reasonably priced. We visited on a Sunday afternoon and it wasn't crowded but it wasn't dead, which is nearly the perfect environment for day drinking on Sunday. The overall vibe of the bar is super casual and relaxing. We didn't order any food, but the portion sizes looked good and the menu was basic pub fare -- though fairly extensive, so trying the food will definitely be on the docket the next time I'm there! read more

stopped in after play at Trinity Rep. Charlie's Angel ale great and donation to Dana Farber a plus. Positively mouth watering sirloin tips in stout teriyaki over red bliss mashed the perfect comfort combo. Nice portion of fish in sandwich and 3 bean salad thumbs up! Ginger biscuit with blueberries perfect sweet finish. waitstaff excellent. great spot! read more

Trinity Brewhouse was on the list of recommended restaurants that my hotel supplied. On my first evening's walk through downtown, I stumbled over the Trinity Repertory Theatre. Somehow, I'd not immediately put two-and-two together: that the Brewhouse adjoins the theatre (along the rear wall). So, of course, I ate there before the Sunday matinee. Service was good, as was the ambience: lively, but not noisy or obtrusive. The waitress was attentive. The downside is that I was there for lunch rather than dinner, and that's when some of the most interesting selections are available (after 4.00), e.g., the Wild Boar Sausage Platter. They have quite the interesting variety of burgers -- including a Vegan Sweet Potato and Black Bean Burger -- and standard pub things like Fish and Chips, but I wasn't sure either of those was a great idea before a three-hour show. So I settled for a Grilled Chicken Caesar Salad, which was tasty, but not exactly special. I'll try it again on another visit -- preferably in the evening. read more

I will no doubt incite the wrath and furry of my fellow PVD yelpers with this review, but I must be bold. I will speak my truth and brave it, as it must be done, it must be done... Once upon a time, I loved Trinity Brewhouse. Their craft beers, the charmingly grungy interior, the friendly and efficient service and the scrumptious food. It all added up to something for the locals, something just for us in the heart of the city. An oasis, if you will. You could sit outside, drink your delicious beer and watch the world go by. I would happily jump on any opportunity to go here, order a pint of their red ale and a black & blue burger (blue cheese & wing sauce? Hell yes!) with a side of fries. Content, I was. Then, outta nowhere things went drastically downhill. I don't know how or why it happened, or even when. It just did, and I was heartbroken - I refused to believe this was happening, so I tried it again. And again. Still, no resolve. The burger was a mess, the fries we underdone (you're supposed to fry them TWICE, chef!), the beer had a weirdly rotten taste to it, and the service was slipping. Noooooooooooooooooo! But yes. It's the truth. So, I've been forced to stay away. It's just not the pub is used to be, and I have to say I miss it. read more

We stopped in here for a cold brew while waiting for Panic! at the Disco's line at Lupo's to die down. It's a homey local brewery with terrific furnishings, including a huge mural of the last supper featuring The Rat Pack and Biggie. I can only review the drinks, as we didn't have time for food, but they were terrific. I had the Captain America, an unfiltered pale ale with a smooth finish. We also tried the Kolsch, highly drinkable, and another dark beer. All of which were standard, terrific local brews. While we were seated inside, they also featured a nice patio out front that would have been pleasant to sit at. Our waitress, who was also the hostess, was prompt and had a broad understanding of their different offerings. Overall it smelled delicious inside, it would have been nice to try some of their menu selections. Maybe next time! read more

A warning for those who intend to consume burgers at the Trinity Brewhouse. Order the temperature two categories lower than you normally would. If you want medium, order rare. If you want rare, this is not the place for you. The majority of our table ordered burgers and, while juicy, every single one of them was vastly overcooked. The final verdict? Plenty of good locally brewed beer to wash it down with! read more