“Great vibe and lots of board games to entertain. We were a large group and easily got a place here on a Saturday evening.I would like the beer menu to be more diverse, strongly IPA based. Nothing on the food menu. They had a pop up food stall. Nothing for the vegetarian. Pop corn on their menu was packaged one and was selling for $8. I think that’s pricey.They do encourage you to order food from outside though. However, some finger food on the menu would be ideal.“
“Trillium never disappoints on beer but, in the past, I have had a bad experience with the food. Over the few years the food has drastically improved and is now very good. With their great food, great beer and family friendly environment, I think it's hard to not have a good time here.“
“Great brewery. The beer was awesome Northeast IPAs as well as a couple of West Coast. The bartenders were awesome especially Brian wealth of information around the neighborhood too. first time in Boston he hooked us up with a couple other good restaurants.“
“Notch is everything you could want out of a brewery: excellent beer, delicious small bites, and plenty of space.Their beer is mostly German. I believe I had the afternoon Pils which was tasty and easy drinking.The service is incredibly friendly. At one point one of the gentleman walked past and ask if I wanted another beer when he saw it was empty. I've never had that happen at a brewery before.The food was excellent. I initially got the pretzel and my girlfriend got the pretzel bites. If I could've done it over, I would've just gotten the bites. The dip that it comes with was cheezy and it had bits of butter and I would come all the way back to Salem just for some more of that.We'll absolutely be back.“
“What a great brewery! I was looking for somewhere to play darts that's family friendly (what an oxymoron), and this is your best bet in the greater Boston area. The dart board is on the opposite end from most of the arcade games (though the basketball game nearby does make a good racket when in use) and there's very little competition for the sole dartboard even on a Sunday afternoon when the brewery is pretty busy. Plus, the dog friends you'll inevitably find from fellow customers are a perk :)“
“Best wings I've had in the greater Boston area. The cheese curds are delicious. Tots were perfect, and the burgers are huge and delicious. Oh yeah, they brew great beer too. Got their Schwarzbier at a local liquor store, best one I have ever had outside of Deutschland. Their house red is great, and the hazy IPA growler I got was delicious. All in all, will be heading back, and I hope they're looking to open on Tuesdays.“
“What a great brewery! Finally one in the area that isn't all IPAs! Such a good selection! Jeff was really cool to talk with and gave us lots of info about the beers and what makes them so good. And the event schedule looks interesting too. Will definitely be coming back soon“
“Good selection of tasty beers. The four persons in my group each had a flight AND a glass of "I'm Going Bananas" so we got to try almost everything. Friendly staff (owners I think), clean restrooms, and live plants on the tables added to a positive experience.“
“My mom hosted my Bridal Shower in the private room at Night Shift Brewing's Everett Taproom and it was a dream come true!The space was recently renovated and looks amazing! Table/Couch configuration is customizable and Night Shift provided a few folding tables as well.My shower was in February and Valentines Day themed, I am *still* hearing from guests on how great the space was, how everyone enjoyed their drinks (& were so surprised Night Shift served more than just great beer!), and how wonderful Mike and the rest of the NSB team was!“
“Anytime I go to Gentile I am greeted with a smile, the beer is delicious & the owners know your name no matter how long it's been since you have stopped in. Great spot to go to for food trucks too! The outdoor area is cozy & inviting, as is the indoors.“
“oh my gaaaawd ? the food here is freaking AMAZING. I will be thinking about it every day until I return. Literally some of the best food I’ve ever eaten in my LIFE. Bao buns ? tacos ?? chicken sandwich ? EVERYTHING WAS FIRE ??? (beer was good too lmao)“
“If you are in Boston, definitely make this a stop on your itinerary. Two of the nicest guys (Alex and Alex) took the time to explain their history, brewing process, and flavor profiles of their beers! The facility is clean, welcoming, and a nice spot to just chill with a cold brew. Thanks guys for your hospitality to the two Jersey Boys….will be back sometime soon!“
“This is the best brewery in Beverly! They have a wide variety of great beers on tap so there’s always something for everyone. The staff and owners are all super friendly and welcoming. They also host a wide variety of events (live music, trivia, food trucks, run club, etc.) that are always a good time. We love OP!“
“DELICIOUS beers, every single one I have tasted is out of this world. The taproom is inviting & they host many local business events, pop ups & have sports playing often. The staff is lovely & very knowledgeable & the brewers are outstanding at what they do.“
“Had a company holiday party here, and the private space in the back was perfect! We had around 100 people, and the space/seating availability was just right. Pickle pizza and churros were a hit. Staff members were helpful and friendly. Would recommend renting out this space for anyone throwing a party!“
“Absolutely LOVE it here. I take a road trip down from NH to the Cider house roughly every other month to stock up on flavors that I can't find in NH.This trip was awesome as I was chatting with the ever sweet and super personable Rasheen who is the manager there. She is incredibly nice and we love hanging and chatting with her about new flavors coming out and what may be discontinued. I get so happy after a 2 hour drive to see that she's working, it makes the long ride all worthwhile.See you soon Rasheen, thank you for everything!“
“Great beer and bites from the attached restaurant. Was visiting Salem for the day and decided to pop in here after seeing the reviews. The bartender was super nice and helpful when I couldn't decide. They also explained that the food and drinks are separate. After I ordered a beer I ordered some food at the next counter. I went with the Double IPA which was pretty good. For food we got skewers and the spring rolls. Both were so good!I'd come again whenever I'm in Salem.“
“That the young man overseeing the entrance and merch counter was reading Sartre’s The Plague was a good sign. So was being located along and near the end of the Somerville Community Path, at least to this cyclist in need of a pit stop. There are three standards by which to rate a microbrewery: food, physical location and quality of beer. Since I only had time (and good sense) for one marzen lager at the bar (tasty and refreshing), and tried none of their food, I can’t rate their beer or food. However, as a place to hang out, either inside—open but small enough to seem cozy, or outside on the patio overlooking The Common, it rates a 5.“
“This brewery was cute but I struggled with the live music. I was sooo loud it was really hard to hear anything. I liked the arctic chill seltzer that they served. I wish that they had more non alcoholic options besides polar seltzer though.“
“It's right in front of Quincy Market, so I stayed there during the day and went to have a beer at night.As soon as you enter, there is a goods shop on the left such as tea, cups, and dolls.The store has two floors and is very spacious!A DJ plays songs on the stage downstairs.The song selection was good and the atmosphere was great.I tried the Best 4 sampler of beer, and beers 2 and 4 were the most delicious.It's a shame I couldn't order a larger portion because I was full.I recommend it to anyone who wants to go to a pub in Boston!!I think it would be perfect to have dinner at Quincy Market along the route.“
“Night Shift at Lovejoy Wharf is a fun treat. I typically come here before a Bruins came to grab a beer and some food. Night Shift is, of course, known for their beers, and on that front, this location does not disappoint. Anyone who even remotely enjoys beer is very likely to find something on the menu- a mixture of mainstays and rotating offerings- that they will like. The menu is thoughtfully curated, and everything is decent to great. I especially like any of their baked goods, like the giant pretzel and the flatbreads. It can get extremely busy and chaotic during the TD Garden event windows, and this does impact the service and the ambience, but if you're feeling a little generous in terms of time and noise levels, you can't really go wrong in terms of a pre or post game spot for a bite and a sip.“
“Charming local brewery opposite the commuter rail, serving a healthy variety of casked beers and ales. Keep in mind that cask beers are naturally carbonated, and this can sometimes be perceived as flat by people who aren't used to drinking them. You're not going to get the sharp sting of carbonation on your first few sips, but it has a unique style all of its own. My own personal preference is that darker beers work better with the cask system but again that's just personal preference. Really loved the outside patio!“
“I usually only come here for dinner and I'm glad that I finally stopped for brunch. We stopped on a Saturday afternoon and ordered the following: Chicken and Waffles, Hangover Burger, Margherita Pizza, and Gluten free breakfast pizza. The chicken and waffles offer a great blend of sweet and salty with a large portion of chicken. The burger looked delicious and the pizzas were both amazing. I also ordered the Progression beer which was a tasty NEIPA. I love that they kept the decorations of the bank with the vault and the chandeliers. Especially cool how the vault can be used as a private dining room. The server was attentive and checked up on us often. Glad I was able to try this place for brunch. Hoping the White Bronco cans make a come back!“
“Now, I normally do NOT like any IPA's but I was at the packie yesterday getting some lagers like the regular beer guy I am and someone who works for this company overheard me saying I hate IPA's and gave me that Sluice Juice IPA tall boy and I gotta say this is the first time I've ever enjoyed an IPA and the Lager you folks make is also very good. I didn't even touch my Sam Adams last night cause the fella gave me a few beers to try. I am now gonna buy the local brand from now on! I will still enjoy a Sammys but at the pub from now on, my fridge is gonna have Bent Water in it. #SupportLocal“