This is such a fun place to visit on a nice day! I love Warren and this is a great addition to the…read moretown. It's dog-friendly on the patio out back which is great news for me. It looks out to the water and is very relaxing. We ordered the chicken sandwich and falafel slides which were SO delicious, and the beer is always good and rotating. The service is quick but it can get busy! The space is quite large so if it's packed, the wait may be longer. Will be back!

The Guild has an amazing beer hall and brewery on the water in Warren. Walk in and pick a table, we…read moresuggest near the windows inside if you're visiting during cold weather, or outside if it's a day to enjoy the fresh air. The vibe is very laid back. Grab your drinks at the bar, and your food at the food bar- let them know your table number and go sit back and they will bring your food to you. For drinks they have local craft beer & seltzer. Our party had the Apple Pie Seltzer, which I highly recommend, and some IPA's, which I'm told were very good We all split some flatbread pizzas and buffalo chicken dip. This is a really cool place to pop into if you're in the area. They also have a private function room, that would be great to host a party. Lentz_explore

We visited on a Wednesday night, when flights are discounted and there is Trivia. Being the off…read moreseason, the brewery was only open in the upper area that I had never seen before. It had giant comfy couches, tall ceilings, and beautiful, upscale decor that made this feel like a glamorous experience. Our server was extremely personable and knowledgeable, what a delight! He answered our tons of questions and had great wine recommendations for my friend. We got conflicting information from the hostess vs the server on whether food was available and what time they closed, which seemed a little odd. Ultimately I was able to order off the abbreviated trivia food menu, and really enjoyed the Winter Vegetable Flatbread with sweet potato, Swiss chard, kale, and gruyere - very unique recipe with lots of distinct flavors that came together beautifully! The crust was soft and I dipped it in some beer cheese that came with my friend's pretzel (the cheese seemed a little watery to me but had a distinct beer flavor, so bonus points for actually being a beer cheese!) I couldn't tell if a couple of my beers got rearranged on my flight board, so wasn't sure which I liked and didn't. One was smokier than I would have thought it would be but had a sweet taste. The Boch was a bit bitter for my taste. I really enjoyed the White Stout most of all to my surprise - normally a heavier beer is just okay and not the favorite of my taste buds, but this one was so unique in style and crispiness. The beers all seemed very European leaning and authentic in flavor, although a bit on the heavier / less sweet side (fitting for the colder weather but not my personal favorite). The trivia host seemed to have a lot of regulars and the volume wasn't overbearing, I'll have to check it out again and actually play next time. I really loved the cozy upper brewery area - check it out before the renovations finish downstairs LOL!

Peaceful setting overlooking the vineyard. The wine was good, cider excellent, and beer was fairly…read moresolid, but it was a ridiculous $18 for the flight. I had the Cape Vod Po Boy, overall pretty good but a bit too much bread. The house made potato chips were the true star of the show, best chips we have ever had. Only negative with this place was that the service was quite inattentive.

Last night was my first visit - it is way cute! I knew it was in the Nylo mills building but didn't…read moreknow exactly where it was. Its in a nice little spot, there was plenty of parking and the space is clearly new which you notice in a nice clean newly paved parking lot. I like when I walked in- there is a small entry - you're not thrown into a big space. I wasn't expecting table service at a brewery - even with a full menu - that was a nice surprise. Our server did have a slight lag where we were thinking wheeerrrrrre did he go? But the rest of the night he was on top of things. I ordered poutine and a couple of beers. The poutine was good - I like shoestring fries. But I have one beloved former RI restaurants poutine taking up too big a space in my heart still, and this didn't quite hit that. But it was a good snack. Great serving size. We sat in a small alcove with like 4 - 4 top tables. I dig the decorations. Christmas lights are festive and fun. The bar looked decently busy for a wednesday evening - but the acoustics inside work well and it didn't feel noisy or distracting. I got the Cohesive (American IPA) and def enjoyed it. Balanced, not too hoppy, crisp.

This is a really neat spot set in an old mill building right on the water. It's more than just a…read morebrewery; they've got a solid food menu too. There's bar seating, tables, outdoor space, and even fire pits, and the overall atmosphere is spot on. We didn't love our particular table - we were seated right where people line up to order beer, so it felt like they were basically standing at our table. If I went back, I'd probably ask to sit somewhere else or just grab a seat at the bar. The beer was decent, with about 8-10 varieties on tap. You can tell this is a local favorite. What a great place to meet up and connect with friends! Definitely worth checking out.

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.

Great big parking lot (although there are tons of pot holes). Easy access to Diego's food next door…read morethat they'll walk over while you're in the brewery (LOOOOVE Diego's!) It was too chilly today to sit outside but the outdoor seating area and new mural look like a fun place to hang out with the water view right there (chairs don't look too comfy though, eek). The taproom has funky decor with local business stickers, horror movie memorabilia, mini toy machines, arcade games, and comfy bar stool chairs and armchairs. It's bigger in here than I imagined it would be. I got the Toasted Coconut Porter (love that it has a toasted note, you don't see that a lot). The first few sips were yummy but then it had a medicinal / syrupy note to it after that which I wasn't crazy about. The music is fun - heavy alt/indie/rock/emo vibes and ties in to the overall vibe of the decor and branding, I could see it being offputting to some if that's not your taste and you got a particularly heavy/screamy song, so head's up there. I like the vibe and want to hang out here again, so I'd try it again, although the types of beer they make aren't especially my favorites. Amazing location and will be fantastic to hang out once it's warmer!

When I think of great breweries, the checklist usually consists of good beer, good service, great…read moreatmosphere, and some solid food to munch on; Rejects has all the above. The service is ALWAYS great, and the staff is a highlight here. The vibe is awesome, with some sweet arcade games and a store for some cool merch. Next door Diego's delivers their solid Mexican food. Then to top it off they have an excellent view looking out towards Easton Pond & Easton beach across the way. Def check this place out.

great beer, great food, great vibes! love coming here With my friends! servers are attentive and…read morefast!

I've visited this brewery a handful of times now just to grab a quick beer while my kid has…read morepractice up the road. It's a beautiful open space with an open air kitchen/pizza oven. There's a bunch of patio seating but I've only sat at the bar so far. Everyone has been friendly and attentive. Last time in there was a magician going table to table performing neat tricks which was a real bonus! One day I'll try the food and update. So far my favorite beer is their coffee porter.

Absolutely awesome experience here for a friend TV show opening debut. The Prosecco is bright and…read morecrisp and refreshing. My partner is having a flounder beer, which is very light beer but has a taste that would be a little bit bite to it. Really likes it a lot there's lots of room for parking for events. They have a private building that host probably 50 people on the first floor. Their regular garage holds. 100 it has live music tonight. I'm not sure if that's cause it's Friday, the weekend or both but it's really cool and then it's just a great night. The weather is fantastic. People are really on top of things. There's a food truck called gnarly vines. I will be reviewing them. Another post definitely worth a trip down. It's really not that far. We've have been Wrenthem so it was about 50 minutes. Traffic was kinda bad so that was the reason why I that would probably be about 35 minutes from Wrentham to here.

One of our favorite spots to go when you want to be outside! Unbeatable view, nice selection of…read morebrews, and usually at least one food truck option. Sometimes live music. Perfect for bringing our 2 little ones because we can relax and keep an eye on them but they can also run around on the large lawn and play. Lots of little kids, and dogs, and a friendly peaceful atmosphere. I do wish they served kombucha or some other interesting non alcoholic beverages on tap along with the beers. Or perhaps a house lemonade. Would be welcome for kids and also grownups who don't do alcohol. We brought water or milk for the kids to stay hydrated, and get ourselves beers from the bar. Our favorite food truck that goes there is called BBQ y Mas- their fried chicken sandwich is the best! The lawn is so beautiful overlooking the fields of grain.

My friends and I love coming here for their trivia nights! I'm not much of a beer drinker, so I…read moreusually stick to something light like a cider. I really appreciate that they offer a variety of cider flavors to choose from so it makes it easy to find something I enjoy. They usually have different food trucks outside each week, which is fun if you're in the mood to try something new. There's also a small food menu inside, though it's a bit limited if you're just looking for snacks. The cashier who took our orders was friendly, the space was clean, and it wasn't too crowded, which made the experience even better. I'd definitely come back again!

Stopped here on our way into Boston. It is a beautiful brewery that really shined with the fall…read morecolors. Parking is a little strange, but it was doable mid day on a Sunday. Both bartenders were very friendly and they have a VERY wide selection of beers. My fiance likes IPAs so he was in heaven. I prefer fruity beers and they had four available sours. I had two of them and they were both good. I also picked up a very soft sweatshirt as a memento.

The ambiance was a teensy bit loud for my tastes, but still great, especially since I was there…read morewith a large group. The service was excellent; our server was amazing. The food was good, but not as amazing as I had thought or hoped. Of course, this is my opinion and you are welcome to disagree. In fact, I'm happy for you if you had a better time. The menu read very fancy and culinarily interesting, but for me at least, that just meant they took what would be great, but overcomplicated it, made it too foodie. No matter what I ordered I would have had to change something. I got the chicken sandwich. I'm in the 10% of the population where cilantro tastes like soap, but cilantro is mixed into the slaw that is the primary thing on the sandwich. I also asked for light chili mayo because I don't like too much. If that was light mayo, then maybe they normally serve it in a bowl of chili mayo. It was 2 relatively large, very fried, chicken breasts. I immediately took one off because I knew I would make myself sick eating so much. Frankly, it basically tasted like a fried and chili mayo sandwich. All the chicken flavor was completely drowned out by the fried taste. I don't think I'd order that again. I swapped out the sides for the Gruyère mashed potatoes. They were very good, but they got really dry and starchy by the end. I got the espresso mock-tini, which was basically milk and a shot of espresso in a martini glass. I could have downed it all in one gulp. It was nonalcoholic, but it was still priced the same as the alcoholic stuff. Bottom line, if the company were paying again, I'd give it another try, but if I lived here I don't think I'd come here again on my own. Still awesome service though, and plenty of people love it, so hopefully it works better for you!

Ambiance is excellent, but my meal was quite literally inedible…read more I ordered a Caesar salad with shrimp and a side of truffle fries. Most egregious: the shrimp that came with the Caesar salad was POPCORN SHRIMP coated in SWEET-AND-SOUR sauce. I truly couldn't believe it. Why wouldn't the server at least warn me? To add insult to injury, my salad was overdressed and soggy. Also, the dressing was revolting. I don't mind anchovies for flavor, but the dressing tasted like an anchovy puree. I think it was maybe past its prime. I had one bite and couldn't continue. Inedible. And the fries. The parmesan truffle fries were drenched in mayonnaise??? I don't really care for mayo but I don't mind a drizzle or an aioli dipping sauce. However, the mayo to fry ratio was literally 2:1. I tried to wipe it off and it was still like a mayo-fry soup. Inedible. I took everything to go and just trashed it. I've NEVER done that before. This is a delayed review (meal was a few months ago) and I'm still rattled by how bad it was.

This is such a great spot for an after-work beer with friends! It's dog friendly, very open, with…read morelots of seating. They even have fire pits which come in handy when it's cold. Their selection is great and the staff is very nice and knowledgeable. I would definitely recommend stopping by if you haven't! However, it can get veryyyy busy on a nice day :)

The beer tenders are always so friendly here and it's a great casual spot to hang out - vibes are…read moregreat! I do wish there were some lower chairs instead of all tall stools or the back nook - yaknow, for us short / awkward people. The outdoor areas out front or in back are dreamy in the warm weather, when they also open the garage door and let the warm air flow through (I once got pretty bit up in the back area outside though, so pro tip: wear pants or bug spray). Dogs are welcome here and I love to see the furry cuties visit. They offer multiple types of dog treats for four legged customers, which is such a thoughtful touch! The beer is focused on authentic, European lager / pilsner styles and doesn't switch up very often. Their beers are not very sweet, but they usually offer multiple types of pilsners and lagers at any given moment. The styles they specialize in are not my most favorite, which is my only reason for removing a star, but take a look at the menu - if those styles are your jam, they seem to be pretty authentic and you will probably love them. I usually go for the Pink Lemonade Seltzer and it's great and very fizzy. I went today as part of The Big Lebrewsky and they offered a "tasting," which to my delight consisted of a flight of 3 - very generous! I got the Coffee Stout (very strong), Irish Red (smoother and I enjoyed more than I thought- a solid choice!), and the Czech Pilsner (very light and goes down smoothly/easily). I loved this opportunity to branch out to some styles I don't always go for when I'm here. Special shout out to mascot Stella who always makes my day when she makes an appearance. It's usually easy to find street parking here, although the street has a decent amount of potholes, so keep an open eye lol. A cozy, fun place in a relaxed part of Providence just off the highway that's easy to access - great for an afternoon weekend or casual date night.