Always a great new pour on tap to enjoy with your dogs both inside/outside. Food trucks every weekend, check their FB for the vendor info. TV for all games or live music. This is our favorite brew located in an old mill building with tons of small businesses.
Stephen Thomas
Great Beers! Our Family & Friends favorite! PJ and the crew are the Very Best!! #90
Michael Saur
Navigation Brewing has a cozy taproom in an old mill building with other similarly funky tenants. The staff was friendly, and the Friday afternoon atmosphere was lively and laid back when my wife and I went. What really stands out is the beer. Navigation has managed to do very well with a diverse collection of styles. From ESBs to IPAs, there wasn't one clunker in all of the beers I tried. The expected NEIPAs and double NEIPAs are there, of course, but those are far from the only things that Navigation can do. I can't wait to go back.
Steve McGovern
love it here. great beer, vibe, food trucks.... and even my dog & kids love it here.
Wish they had seltzer more often so I could entice my wife to join me.
Celeste Dunn
I love the uncharted IPAs. They seem to change each batch as they strive to perfect the recipe. Dogs and some children are welcome here. Great vibe. Often a food truck.
Andy Wright
Homey, easy, good drafts, maybe a little ipa heavy.
P Park
Small brewery in part of an old building that has a bunch of artist and creator studios. The day that we visited, there were two lager style, two pale ale style, two IPA style, a witbier and a porter on tap. The beers were clean tasting and the balance between maltiness and hoppiness was well done. The roasty taste of the porter was just a little much for my companion, but I found it delicious.There are food trucks at times, check their Facebook page for details.The vibe is great, there are younger and older people of various walks of life here and the energy was very positive.Very dog friendly, inside and out. The dogs were very well behaved and leashed to attentive owners when we were there.
Nancy W
This workshop is directly connected to the art district.Before the door opened, there were nearly ten people waiting at the door. At that time, they thought it was strange and thought it was a training institution.Dogs are allowed but must be leashed. There are five or six dogs of different sizes inside and outside the store, but they are all very well-behaved. There are also two dogs in the factory.The clerk is very nice and takes the initiative to introduce the types of wine. When serving drinks to customers, he tilts the glass to give as much as possible.It seems that many old customers have been greeting each other and have been in the store for at least two hours, and people are constantly going to refill their glasses.Will go again if given the chance.
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Small brewery in part of an old building that has a bunch of artist and creator studios. The day that we visited, there were two lager style, two pale ale style, two IPA style, a witbier and a porter on tap. The beers were clean tasting and the balance between maltiness and hoppiness was well done. The roasty taste of the porter was just a little much for my companion, but I found it delicious. There are food trucks at times, check their Facebook page for details. The vibe is great, there are younger and older people of various walks of life here and the energy was very positive. Very dog friendly, inside and out. The dogs were very well behaved and leashed to attentive owners when we were there.
Jehar Shah
Had a bit of trouble finding parking but it was expected on a sunny Saturday and it was worth it once we were sat! Beers were good and they’re truly dog friendly ??
Unfortunately, we never ended up going because they have no phone number in which to contact them. However, they were kind enough to respond to my Twitter request and they do not take reservations and it's first come first serve. I think that probably when we are in Lowell Massachusetts again will stop bye and see if they have any space for food and drink. So I gave them a three out of five because they were Curtis enough to return my Twitter request for a phone number promptly.
Andy Nazzaro
Navigation is always phenomenal. I've never had a bad beer, and they constantly have great food trucks.I love that they are dog friendly!
jayce m
Great local brewery that allows dogs inside! We love it here, always a good time.
Ana Osorio
Great location for a brewery. Easy to find they are always welcoming and in good spirits. You can always try new taps by ordering their flights and then just pick a favorite to have in a pint. Great place to meet with friends or family for great beer. ? They have sitting areas and very clean bathrooms.
Patrick Dugan
Had such a great experience here. Extremely friendly staff. Beer was delicious. We brought our puppy, and our kids. Everyone was kind/outgoing. There were so many other friendly dogs for our pup to socialize with. We will definitely be coming back soon!
Always a great new pour on tap to enjoy with your dogs both inside/outside. Food trucks every weekend, check their FB for the vendor info. TV for all games or live music. This is our favorite brew located in an old mill building with tons of small businesses.
Great Beers! Our Family & Friends favorite! PJ and the crew are the Very Best!! #90
Navigation Brewing has a cozy taproom in an old mill building with other similarly funky tenants. The staff was friendly, and the Friday afternoon atmosphere was lively and laid back when my wife and I went. What really stands out is the beer. Navigation has managed to do very well with a diverse collection of styles. From ESBs to IPAs, there wasn't one clunker in all of the beers I tried. The expected NEIPAs and double NEIPAs are there, of course, but those are far from the only things that Navigation can do. I can't wait to go back.
love it here. great beer, vibe, food trucks.... and even my dog & kids love it here. Wish they had seltzer more often so I could entice my wife to join me.
I love the uncharted IPAs. They seem to change each batch as they strive to perfect the recipe. Dogs and some children are welcome here. Great vibe. Often a food truck.
Homey, easy, good drafts, maybe a little ipa heavy.
Small brewery in part of an old building that has a bunch of artist and creator studios. The day that we visited, there were two lager style, two pale ale style, two IPA style, a witbier and a porter on tap. The beers were clean tasting and the balance between maltiness and hoppiness was well done. The roasty taste of the porter was just a little much for my companion, but I found it delicious.There are food trucks at times, check their Facebook page for details.The vibe is great, there are younger and older people of various walks of life here and the energy was very positive.Very dog friendly, inside and out. The dogs were very well behaved and leashed to attentive owners when we were there.
This workshop is directly connected to the art district.Before the door opened, there were nearly ten people waiting at the door. At that time, they thought it was strange and thought it was a training institution.Dogs are allowed but must be leashed. There are five or six dogs of different sizes inside and outside the store, but they are all very well-behaved. There are also two dogs in the factory.The clerk is very nice and takes the initiative to introduce the types of wine. When serving drinks to customers, he tilts the glass to give as much as possible.It seems that many old customers have been greeting each other and have been in the store for at least two hours, and people are constantly going to refill their glasses.Will go again if given the chance.
Small brewery in part of an old building that has a bunch of artist and creator studios. The day that we visited, there were two lager style, two pale ale style, two IPA style, a witbier and a porter on tap. The beers were clean tasting and the balance between maltiness and hoppiness was well done. The roasty taste of the porter was just a little much for my companion, but I found it delicious. There are food trucks at times, check their Facebook page for details. The vibe is great, there are younger and older people of various walks of life here and the energy was very positive. Very dog friendly, inside and out. The dogs were very well behaved and leashed to attentive owners when we were there.
Had a bit of trouble finding parking but it was expected on a sunny Saturday and it was worth it once we were sat! Beers were good and they’re truly dog friendly ??
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Unfortunately, we never ended up going because they have no phone number in which to contact them. However, they were kind enough to respond to my Twitter request and they do not take reservations and it's first come first serve. I think that probably when we are in Lowell Massachusetts again will stop bye and see if they have any space for food and drink. So I gave them a three out of five because they were Curtis enough to return my Twitter request for a phone number promptly.
Navigation is always phenomenal. I've never had a bad beer, and they constantly have great food trucks.I love that they are dog friendly!
Great local brewery that allows dogs inside! We love it here, always a good time.
Great location for a brewery. Easy to find they are always welcoming and in good spirits. You can always try new taps by ordering their flights and then just pick a favorite to have in a pint. Great place to meet with friends or family for great beer. ? They have sitting areas and very clean bathrooms.
Had such a great experience here. Extremely friendly staff. Beer was delicious. We brought our puppy, and our kids. Everyone was kind/outgoing. There were so many other friendly dogs for our pup to socialize with. We will definitely be coming back soon!