This place is wonderful. Really great beer, good pub food, and friendly servers who remember you.read more

Really good food. Great atmosphere. Friendly service and a wide selection of beer and cocktailsread more

They say don't meet your heroes, but sometimes that statement doesn't follow through. Also, when…read moreyou're talking about a brewery, perhaps the statement doesn't match up correctly. What I'm trying to get at here is Tree House Brewing Company, for any avid beer drinker who knows their stuff, lives up to all the hype and wonder that it is. My wife and I visited Tree House last weekend and had a fantastic time. I'm just sad it's over. Can we go back? Now? First, I gotta give the wife a shoutout because it was her idea to swing up to the OG spot of Tree House in Charlton, MA when we were going to be near-ish by. Between not being a beer drinker and also being currently pregnant, my wife normally has minimal drink options at a place that makes its name in alcohol, but Tree House is all encompassing when it comes to liquid love. Beer, spirits, seltzers, sodas, and coffee can be found here all under the moniker of Tree House. Plus this place is so massively wonderful in seating indoors and outside that it can be a place to take a few small cherubs as you partake in the wonder of it all. Something to note for the future. The true wonder for me comes in two waves. Wave 1 is just the sheer amount of beers available from Tree House right on tap. Two bars split you up between the go-to IPAs and stouts while the other bar has more traditional lager and beer options. There aren't flights at Tree House, but no staff member (all were so friendly and welcoming) will stop you from tasting a whole bunch of brews before landing on your full pour. Wave 2 is the can ordering and pick-up. If you're like me, when you catch Tree House cans around the area at a beer distributor, it can be like seeing a unicorn. You grab them and you'll pay any price to obtain a few because you know how coveted they are and how tasty they're going to be. If you're not aware of this, it might amaze you to watch people take handcarts full of beer off to their car. For the selection and price, this is a must...well, I got 20 cans (and some coffee cans too) so maybe not a full handcart for me, but it's so tempting to not want to. Beyond those waves of wonder you'll just find everything you want at a brewery and more. Tree House swag runs rampant and you could easily walk out with Tree House garb from head to toe via shirts, stickers, keychains and stemware. As mentioned, the setup is so stellar with Adirondack chairs spread around overlooking the whole Tree House campus. Nothin' is better than that, except maybe their pizza. Come during the week and you can experience some really stellar slices at their slice shop. This is apparently closed on the weekends, but food trucks take their place so you'll definitely still find some grub to offset the hops. You'll win at Tree House no matter what. Overall, Tree House Brewing Company is everything you hope to get from a brewery with aspects you might not even expect. I mean, I probably should mention I came on a Friday right at opening and experienced all of this wonderment early on so perhaps, as some report, later on a Friday evening or a weekend day might result in a more crowded feel, but I'll vouch for a during the week trip if you can make it happen. Because once you stroll up and get a whiff of what is being brewed inside of Tree House, you'll know it truly is your beer hero...even if it's not a person.

5 - I'd try to convince my wife to drive an hour just to come here. Skip to the end to see my…read morerating scale. This is a simple one for me to rate. My big three for breweries are dog friendly outdoor seating, availability of good food, and high quality beers. Tree House is easily three for three. Let me put it to you this way - if you're a dog lover and beer enthusiast, this place is like Disney World. They even have maps of the hiking trails available on the property. Have a beer, take a hike, have a beer, get dinner from one of the several food trucks, have a beer, be happy. I'd literally try to convince my wife to plan a vacation around Tree House in Charlton even though it's an 8 hour drive from my home. My rating scale: 1 - Just don't 2 - You'll survive, but there are better choices close by 3 - Good choice if you're in the area 4 - I'd drive 30 minutes out of my way just to come here 5 - I'd try to convince my wife to drive an hour just to come here

Fri sept 26,2025, attended my sons wedding, Hyland was spectacular…read more Unfortunately "Ethan" was very intoxicated on his own supplied nips Which I noticed in trash during ceremony before the reception Staff/owner noticed this behavior which is not allowed Ethan was handled professionally And asked to leave. ( handled a lot better than if I knew what was happening and had to handle myself) Do not hesitate to go see and talk with Hyland, every 1 had a great time . Wedding was beautiful everything was well run organized . such a great wedding venue

Such a cool place! There is so much space here that you can do so many things. Pack a picnic to…read moreaccompany apple picking. Bring a frisbee or football (there is disc golf here too). Enjoy live music. Play horseshoes. So many things! I also noticed a hay ride to the apple picking area. Sometimes there are apples and assorted foods for purchase in the outdoor barn area. There are also beers on tap. Most importantly, Hyland offers up apple picking, pumpkin picking, and other produce as well. It is a great time for the young kids, or for a date with just adults. Absolutely worth the drive, even from Boston.

I really love the setup here--the area is picturesque, and the atmosphere is great. They have…read moreanimals on-site, which I didn't get to see this time, but I'll make a point to check out on my next visit. There's also a pizza place that seems affiliated (or maybe they just rent the space). Either way, it was delicious. The staff was your typical group of teenagers who look mildly annoyed, but the food hit the spot. The beer was great, and the brewery staff was friendly and attentive. Overall, a really enjoyable stop.

Perfect day on Fathers Day here. The brewery is large with a HUGE outside area with a ton of…read moredifferent seating options, including under a large tent. There is the main bar inside and one outside as well. No food is served but there is a pizza place right next door and a cute honor system bakery when you walk in. The band was great and the beers/seltzers were all delicious. Bartenders were friendly, parking is plentiful and bathroom clean. Not much more you can ask out of a brewer

Food was ready quickly. Smoked BBQ was great! Wings were amazing! Sour was spot on! Great music and…read morea beautiful night after a quick storm. Would highly recommend!

Full honesty: *noticed people were leaving 1/2 or more of…read morefood on their plates. Thought it was just big portions. No. It's just meh tasting. I had three teenagers with me. We got flatbreads, nachos, Mac and cheese, wings and an order of hush puppies. They left more than half of everything and said it was just ok. I spent $120 between food and drinks.. but the real kicker is *it's not a real restaurant* you go up and order like a Burger King and then you go up and pick up like Burger King but they still want a 20% tip. so I don't know what they want their 20% tip for when no one comes to you, no one checks on you. No one to ask you how it is. they don't care. also, they only sell single serve bottles of soda so there's no refills. We ended up spending like $22 on soda alone. * I noticed on their Facebook that they were complaining that people who were doing cornhole tournaments were bringing outside food and instead of reassessing their situation and what they're serving, they threatened to cancel the cornhole. If you served better food, people would buy it. It's not rocket science. Yours is 5/10 and there's other options out there that are cheaper and better than what you're currently offering. You don't take away the cornhole from people who are giving you any bit of business, you make it better for them.. so they want to buy it and they want to spend money and they want to eat your food. *since my teens aren't old enough to drink, there really isn't much to offer there in the way of food so we won't be coming back because there's no reason to.

When our troop of four arrived on a Saturday afternoon post a rousing game of disc golf, there was…read morelive music and a few locals (and ....a smell) in the small one-room "bar". Beer or juice boxes available (if your a "hard head" you're SOL). $5 for a pint of red ale (friends were divided on whether it was "too hoppy" or not). Limited seating (mostly standing room). Snacks available = bag-o-chips (no kitchen). Small private parking lot - keep an eye out for disc golfers flying about! Ok for post-disc golf ale with the possibility of live music, but I need a little more to satisfy my whistle.

My husband and I came in to get some beer for a wedding weekend. We asked if we could take a few…read moresips of some of the beers to decide which growler we wanted, but were told that we would have to buy a sampler if we wanted to try any of it, which I thought was pretty lame. If you know we're going to buy your beer, you should be willing to part with a couple sips for us to decide what we want. Anyway, the blueberry and IPA we ended up getting were pretty good. The bar itself seemed like it could be a cool place to hang out.

This was my first time here coming in for the start of my friend's bachelor party, and what a start…read moreit was! Our bartender Matt was super welcoming and friendly. He made sure everyone in my group and at the bar was having a great time. I ordered the Sanity Crazy Cock Cider and I loved it! This place also has a massive game room, and so I can imagine trivia nights here would be so much fun. Highly recommend coming here if you are in the area looking for a drink!

You gotta go!! Mallory and Todd are crushing it after only a few months!! The beer is off the…read morecharts, the atmosphere is fun and friendly and they just make you feel like family. Just off 91 it's an easy find and you'll be glad you made it!! Can't wait for the next batch.

I loved this place. The beer was excellent. The atmosphere was great. I should have taken more…read morepictures before I drank two milk stouts at 7.7 %. The Adirondack chairs were plentiful and the view was lovely. I would have taken a picture of the stone wonky stairs but there was no way I was going back down those steps.

Great beer in a serene setting. What a special place this is and so so remote. The grounds are…read moregreat! There are a ton of seating options. There are outhouses. We saw a lot of people bringing food and will definitely do that next time. We couldve sat here all day!

Several months ago, I was following my GPS to visit someone when this place caught my eye…read more It was so tiny. So hidden away. I mean, who the hell has even heard of Gilbertville? I made a mental note to come back another day, when I had time to explore the area. Spoiler alert: There's not much there to explore in Gilbertville. Although, if you're like me and willing to drive 10 miles out of your way to save ten cents a gallon on gas, they do have the cheapest gas around. But I digress... Yesterday I pulled into their almost non-existent parking lot and wondered where people park when they are full. I was there at 3pm, so it was empty aside from myself, two other people, and a dog. The space was quirky and eclectic, with random art on the walls, old pieces from antique shops, and a bar lined with metal seats. They also had a few tables. It was all dark old wood, and I imagine it would be an awesome spot to hit on a cold winter's day. I settled myself into a seat at the bar. Just a warning: those seats must have the AC blowing directly onto the metal, because my poor vagina felt like it went through a cold plunge. I was wearing shorts, but the freezing cold metal felt like it penetrated straight into my cervix. If you opt for bar seating while wearing shorts, pack a sweater for your genitals. Icy nether regions aside, this place was a perfect little hideaway to hang for a bit and enjoy some well-crafted beers. They don't serve meals, but they do have snacks you can purchase if you need some sustenance. Their white stout was PHENOMENAL, one of the best beers I've had in a while. It was creamy, sweet, and SO easy to drink. It gave me a cream soda vibe, but with a 7% bite. Solo factor: 7/10. The place was pretty empty when I went, so it felt very comfortable to be there by myself. But it's tiny, so I don't know if it would have that same vibe once it's packed. The bartender was awesome, and very attentive. The seating isn't necessarily ideal for someone who wants to spend hours hanging out there, but it was fine for the time I was there...and there were also other options for places to sit. Also, I saw that they have an outdoor area where you can sit, which I missed on the way in. And I would be remiss to not mention that their bathroom was freakishly clean for a brewery bathroom. I've been to two places over the past few weeks where I walked into the bathroom, saw what was waiting for me, and thought "Fuck it, I'd rather get a kidney stone." Yuck.

Love this place. Staff is great, music is sweet, and the beer is awesome. A few beers they always…read morehave and something different from time to time.