“Beer was good, I had a stout and brown ale and liked both. It's tucked in the back bay area in the lower level of a small building. Has an industrial mixed with country feel with a nice live edge bar. They had live music when I went, and also provide some games to play while you're there. Had a good time. I will say it is very small inside, and I could see it getting extremely busy! (they have an outside area, but unfortunately it was winter when I went).“
“Muddy Road Brewery, aptly named for the beautiful road in, is a sweet little brewery. Located on a quiet country road, this brewery is a hidden gem. The atmosphere is quaint and relaxing. The service is friendly and genuine. The beer is fantastic! Be sure to try a flight because there are so many varieties to sample. They have pizza, made fresh on site in a little food truck, which was tasty and priced well. You can sit inside or out and the place is dog friendly. If you are looking for great beer, great service, good music and a relaxing atmosphere, then you will not be disappointed. Don't forget a growler to go! Open Friday, Saturday and Sunday.“
“Friendly staff. Burger was cooked the way I asked. Fries were flavorful. Hope to visit again and try the different meads. Over all food was good and spacious seating. I tried a sour beer with blueberry. The beer a definite sour but, could appreciate the blueberry flavor. Had a piece of cake to go. Lemon Ricotta Cake. Liked the cake but, was a little dry. Over all had a great time and would go again.“
“Amazing little taproom, tucked away off the main road. Maybe a dozen or so local (to New England anyway) beers and a handful of non beer options. Light munchies so probably not good for dinner, but a great place to grab a drink and hangout with some locals. I'd come back, for sure.“