“Almost Famous Brewing is this amazing gem-like your fav vinyl hiding in a stack at a vintage store. You MUST try this place. Check out the website and get yourself familiar with all of the choices. They do offer flights so you get a chance to try everything. The most genius piece… Is the customizable, sour beers and seltzers. You heard me… Customizable. There’s a huge array of flavors that you can inject Into a solid sour beer base or a sparkling seltzer base. You will not be disappointed. And the customer service, amazing from start to finish. We felt welcomed as though this were our local neighborhood bar for decades. I would rate this a 15 out of 10 ⭐️⭐️⭐️“
“My favorite brewery in MA, a lot of people get really excited with one in specific, but I will talk about beer quality and no popularity, this guys brew one of my favorite Mexican inspired beers, a Pinneapple Jalapeño, as shows on the images they're really colorful, for a radpberry-banana, a blueberry-guava, strawberry-passionfruut and a regular NEIPA... again I gave the title of my favorite beer and brewery of the state based on the quality of the beer, and always visit the brewery is a great experience, if you see the smoke truck without hesitation try the food 100% recommended, I do recommend this brewery 100%!“
“Luppoleto Brewing is a comfortable place to spend an afternoon sipping your favorite beverage while playing a game, They offer a variety of craft beers, ciders, wine, cocktails and NA options. The brewery hosts one of the biggest game libraries I have ever seen at a brewery. You can snack on a giant brioche pretzel or other snacks inside the brewery or get food from a food truck outside. The long communal tables often means that you will leave with new friends in addition to a great experience.“
“Breakfast Stout will ruin you for anything else of the type. The right amount of maple sweetness, with enough coffee to balance without being bitter. It encouraged me to order the rest of the taps on a flight, equally impressive.The industrial exterior cloaks the potted plants, fairy lights, stone bar top, and kitschy artwork of the comfy interior, housing the friendly staff eager to dissect their product. If you like bold beers and supporting your local small business, stop in the next cold day, I think you’ll like it.“
“Nice industrial space brewery not too far of the Mass pike. It's huge inside and even has indoor cornhole. It's clean and it feels like the atmosphere matches what they're trying to accomplish. It was pretty empty on the Wednesday night that I went so I can't really comment on service.The beer was good, probably one click below the big boys in Mass (trillium, tree house, etc). They had a nice variety of styles too! I had a barrel aged stout, a pastry stout and a dipa and they were all quite palatable.The biggest surprise was how tasty the food was. Menu was really small which might turn some folks off but that usually means freshness to me; and it certainly was!! Only negative is that it's a long way from the kitchen to the table so the tacos were a little cool by the time they got to me. Flavor was outstanding! I'd be excited to try other things off the food menu the next time I visit.“
“We loved it! Great little hangout!!We ate a burger and a hot pastrami sandwich and we totally enjoyed it.The fact that they had a pool table and entertainment (Scott Main) that night made it a "GREAT NIGHT OUT!!" Wheelchair accessibility: A friend was able to park right in front and wheel right in....easily!! And also have enough room around the pool table to play!!!! “
“I've been here 2 times and ready to leave a review. I visit all breweries I can find, so Broad Brook was on my list. The place can be described as a restaurant with a brewery - you can expect good food and full service here. Nice design decision is that you can check out brewing tanks from the inside.As a brewery, the place is average. Don't get me wrong, beers are fine, but nothing great. I can mention Smoked Rye Lager (out of rotation already) and a Baltic Porter as a couple of memorable ones. The rest are perfectly fine to sip, but they would hlbe hard to remember, in my opinion. On the photo, you can see a beer flight of a stout, Jigawatts DIPA and 2 lagers (which are pretty good for lagers).The food is excellent. I want to mention their Drunken Swine pizza separately, as it's just delicious. All the other items we tried were excellent as well - Buffalo Chicken Quesadilla and Smoked Salmon Salad are on the photo. The place itself is a one big room with little separation. Although about 3 more tables are located near the entrance, before the main room.If you search for a place to have a good food and several beers, then this is the place. If you, like me, like to try new beers only, then this place is fine to check out one time as well.“
“I stopped on a whim— it’s always been on my radar but I never seem to have the time to give it a proper try. So glad I stopped today. I got a flight of four really lovely beers. Really, it was one of my best tasting experiences in recent memory and I go out of my way to try every brew I can! The service was on point and friendly, too. I was at the bar and it felt like there was always someone checking in on me (and never at the wrong times, either). I also had the Smokey Mountain Flatbread, which was a tasty complement to the cold beers. Don’t sleep on this one. The Ciao Bella Italian-style Pilsner is the real deal, and their limited offerings are as special as can be. (I’m lookin’ at you, Garden Grove.)“
“Very cool venue for bands. Acoustics are great due to the wood structure. They sized the crowd just right with the amount of tickets sold, not too packed. We saw Sage King's tribute to Chris Cornell, Revelations, who shared the stage with Brock Landers' Real Thing - An Alice In Chains Experience for the ultimate GRUNGE NIGHT. Plenty of good sight lines to the stage from multiple levels, including the lofts. Parking was easy and they had staff guide parkers. There was also a Bears food truck and alcohol served onsite.“