Love Dirigible brewing. The staff and the beer is amazing. Never a bad time visiting the brewery…read more Lots of food trucks on weekends makes it even better.

What a great place--we continue to come at least once per month. The last time we were there early,…read morebetween 5-7, and there were a couple of families present. One little boy, probably around 3.5-4 yrs old, was absolutely fascinated by the band. Danced the whole time standing right in front like a good groupie. Future lead guitarist right there I'd say!

Classy brewery with wide variety of beers, some are poured, not on tap so can't taste. Get a taste…read moreof the others because some have a unique flavor profile. The dark sour has a 'creme' after taste. The award winning Duchovini tastes just like Pilsner Urechel . Full food menu, with a mexi twist. Tots and classic bar food too. Live music... Great jazz jam session on Sunday. Table service, but can get backed up so just go to the bar and add to the tab.

Went here for dinner last night, this place is excellent! Very spacious, bar side and a dining side…read more- many places to sit. The live music was great as well. Our server was quick and attentive. The drinks were great! We are not beer people, but we both found something on the menu that we liked - bf got the margarita and I got the cosmo - both were pretty good! They do not have liquor due to them being a brewery fyi. The food..... DELICIOUS!! We got the beef nachos, the beef was excellent and the chips were nice and crispy. The smash burger was juicy and flavorful, and I loved the big thick cut steak fries! The chicken taco was great as well! The standout for us was the churros. They were perfection, crispy on the outside warm and gooey on the inside. We will definitely be back!

The beer is amazing. The service is amazing…read more The music is loud and abrasive, overtaking conversation . We did not want to linger. Would not recommend only due to consistently bad music that ruins the experience.

Amazing farmhouse beers, great service, and fantastic music…read more It's rare that a brand and brewery have such a strong brand aesthetic and isn't chasing trends.

Sunday noon out in the patio. It was a gorgeous day so we sat outside. Also sat outside because…read morethe 3 piece band that was playing inside was waaaay too loud. Service was very friendly but slow. We split a burger, unfortunately tasteless and the fries were also just meh. Beers were good and the patio scene was really good. May try again...

Bought another car up this way and keeping with my tradition from a couple years ago, I decided to…read morevisit cold harbor again; this time at their new beautiful location. Got there on a Thursday at 5:30 and could barely park it was so full. I was worried about a big wait but it turns out there was a party in their back room space (that looked amazing BTW). We were greeted and seated right away and our server Olivia T came right over. She never stopped hustling the whole night! Beer was still great, one click off the big boys but noble contenders in the mass beer game. The food was, quite honestly, nothing to look at but the flavor was pretty good. The avocado on the turkey burger looked like it came out of a bottle, but it tasted great. The corn salsa on the burger was also delicious, just wished there was a tiny bit more. Overall, it was another great visit only this time in a wonderful new space.

If you're looking at this review, you're probably familiar with Tree House's beer; for those who…read morearen't, the TLDR version is it's some of the best in New England with an emphasis on their flagship juicy / hazy NEIPA's. They're always experimenting, and I've also been thoroughly impressed with their stouts, sours, and pilsners. 5 stars on the beer alone. For those who know the brews but haven't been to the Tewksbury location: come! Enjoy! The Clubhouse taproom is spacious, lively, welcoming, and run like a well oiled machine. Show your ID, get a bracelet, and the staff will pour whatever, and it'll be sublime. Drink it to wash down one of their tasty house-made pizzas; honestly, the pizza kitchen is far better than most local "house of pizza" places, and could probably survive as a business on its own. Give your order and you'll get a text when it's ready. Then enjoy the pie, which features a crisp, well seasoned crust with a nice chew. I had pepperoni with hot honey and a side of ranch dipping sauce; never thought I'd gush about ranch sauce, but damn, it's seriously good. Wrap up your visit with a to-go order of cans from their lengthy beer menu. No, it ain't cheap. Yes, it's worth the price. All in all a great chilling with beer and pizza experience, and a welcome addition to the northern burbs.

We've visited several TreeHouse locations over the years: Charlton, Saratoga, Deerfield, Sandwich,…read moreand now Tewksbury. We were in the area running errands and decided to make an afternoon of it. The beer, as always, speaks for itself and is the reason people make the trip. We also knew better than to take our chances with the pizza/possible wait - even on a Monday afternoon - so we picked up sandwiches from a local deli first. I'm glad TreeHouse allows outside food because that worked out perfectly. What prompted me to write this review, though, was the cleanliness of the Tewksbury location. Unfortunately, it left a lot to be desired. I'll agree with other reviewers that the place is full of unsupervised kids. The result is that there were large smears all over the windows in at least two locations - noticeable enough that I was surprised they didnt catch the attention of the staff and hadn't been cleaned as they happened. The bigger issue was the restrooms. The two bathrooms off the main beer hall have a very strong urine odor, the kind that suggests they haven't been thoroughly cleaned or sanitized in quite some time. It was so unpleasant that I opened each door, turned around, and decided to find another restroom upstairs instead. Unfortunately, that wasn't much better. The upstairs restroom door was difficult to lock and wouldn't stay latched, which made for a pretty awkward experience. TreeHouse has built an incredible reputation for its beer, and we've enjoyed every location we've visited (some are definitely better than others). A brewery that attracts this many visitors should be paying closer attention to the cleanliness and maintenance of its public spaces. And yes, the mini sign in the lobby that suggests that kids need to stay with their parents is worthless. Please parents, remember this is NOT a pizza place that serves beer. It's a beer hall with a pizza oven.

Such a cozy location in a cool, old, brick building. Got the traditional hazy beer and it didn't…read moredisappoint. I could have eaten the whole basket of pretzels myself. They were light and airy and salty... perfect snack to go with a cold beer!!!

Wanted to love this place but all the IPAs tasted exactly the same (I can see non-IPA fans rolling…read moretheir eyes and saying they always taste the same lol) The peach was our favorite. Their menu isn't huge but they had some snack options to choose from!

Well I think I made a huge mistake by not ordering a pizza or Stromboli. The crust looked super…read morelegit. My husband tried the brisket Stromboli and said it was awesome. I ate his side salad, some cheese curds (pretty weak, these could definitely use improvement) and brussel sprouts with cauliflower. The cauliflower was just okay but the brussels were awesome! The sauce on top was delicious too. Want to come back and try a veggie pizza.

Very cool place with tons of TVs to watch the bruins or patriots…read more It is just very overpriced. It is $14 for the pretzel, which is not even a large pretzel. It is actually 3 small pieces of a pretzel about the size of the average person's finger. At least at Kings when you order the giant pretzel, it is an enormous pretzel. The Brussel sprouts and cauliflower are $15 when again, very overpriced for what it is- dollar veggies cooked with some seasoning. All the apps are very expensive. Seltzers are $8.50 each. Overall, cool place to hang out and watch a game. Maybe just stick with one beer and avoid the overpriced food.