Lookout Farm Brewing & Cider Co. Taproom

What a fantastic experience! The food was top-notch, and the unique farm setting created a truly memorable atmosphere.

I’ve been there for dinner a couple times, seemingly every time the service and food worsening.
Went there for Mother’s Day brunch. (Put the res in 3 weeks ago) when asking for a regular table the manager of all provides a smart ass comment about only having three high tops. Cool not what I asked. I get escorted to a back room to a wobbly table.
Food😅 my son loved the breakfast sandwich however ordering the 3 egg special means you will get one egg with shit quality of bacon.

Waitress was great but honestly ruined my start to a Mother’s Day.

Would def stick with the dinner menu over brunch if that’s what you would call it:

Place is full of kids and lesbians. Not a peaceful night at all. Staff is very nice though.

Great bbq and delicious cider.

Very good appetizers and sides! Friendly staff and there are often fun events and live music that bring lots of atmosphere to this spot. The bbq itself was ok — I ordered the smoked turkey and was a little disappointed to find it quite dry. The ribs were good but the brisket too was a bit overdone.

Takeout order was incomplete. When I tried calling repeatedly, they did not answer the phone.

Excellent! I had a great experience visiting in December 2024! The cider was fantastic and I loved the quality of the service and general ambience. The food was good as well.

Dietary restrictions: This establishment is very friendly for folks who are dairy-free and /or gluten free or vegetarian!

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

Recommended dishes: Brisket

The attitude of some people running the farm is disappointing.

Atmosphere: 1

Food: 4

Service: 3

I love the combination of BBQ (including smoked turkey, which is harder to find in Boston) and cider! The biscuits with honey butter are also amazing.

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

Fried chickens sandwich and pulled chicken sandwich were terrible . Pictures uploaded by the owner are deceiving.

Beer and cider are very good.

Absolutely disappointed and disgusted by the corporate greed here. $38 per person to go apple picking is insane. That is $114 for a family of 3 to go apple picking (versus other local farms like Honey Pot Farm and Shelburne Farm are UNDER $30 for a family of 3 to go picking). To access any of the other children’s activities, like the rides and playground, you are required to pay this entry fee and they don’t even have a hay ride like the other two options I mentioned. Shelburne has two similar tractor playgrounds and Honey Pot lets you see their farm animals for free. Please save your money and go elsewhere. I hope they reconsider their pricing model for next year.

It took ages for the food to come. Every single time we come here the same thing. It takes close to an hour. The food is just burger, hot dogs, chicken tenders. How can it take that long?

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 2

Service: 1

Amazing food, family friendly and beautiful farm with a lot of activities for all ages. I see several reviews complaining about beer and food being overpriced, well first of all it’s a fair price how u think it cost to maintain a farm like this ? Simple if u don’t have the money to spend out don’t come and don’t leave a bad review just because u can’t afford it or u trying to be cheap.

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

I've been here on many occasions and it's just okay. Always sat inside so I don't know what the outdoor experience is like. The barbeque platters are the best value on the menu, especially the pulled pork. Everything else is over-priced for the portion size and quality, plus a mandatory 5% administrative fee. The admin fee just means people don't tip as much as usual, so it really comes out of the server's pocket which is quite sad. The ciders are generally good but, imo, overpriced at about $9 for a 14oz pour. Servers always seem stressed out and I've watched them struggle to use a door with a handle while carrying a tray to get out to the picnic tables. After working in several different restaurants, I know this alone would've driven me crazy. Then add in alcohol, fluky A/C, and families with kids running everywhere... no thanks. Have been given the wrong order several times, hard to blame them. But business seems to be good so I doubt anything will change.

Atmosphere: 3

Food: 4

Service: 3

I had high hopes for this place but was pretty disappointed at the service and pricing. The service was through an app that was scanned at the table. I just wanted to grab a beer and sit outside in a nice day but I had to wait a good amount of time for them to be delivered. The pricing per beer was also very high and the app did included an administration fee. Also, I was confused when I showed up as there were no signs on how things worked and I had to ask a server what was going on, they made me feel like I was the crazy one for not understanding their unusual set up.

The farm itself was nice but and they did have live music. But I felt like I was an uninvited guest at a family cookout. I get the appeal to parents but be aware there was a lot of children running around.

I’m also no beer critic but I would be lying if I said I enjoyed this beer. It was drinkable but I’ve had many better options in the area.

Parking: It’s a very large gravel park lot with plenty of space. If it’s busy you could be far away from the brewery/dining area

Wheelchair accessibility: It’s a farm. So there were no steps but the wheelchair would need to go over gravel and grass. Minor hills. Most of the seating was picnic table seating but there was plenty of space between the tables.

Atmosphere: 3

Food: 4

Service: 2