Definitely a local vibe for this micro brewery. There was a 60th birthday party going on in the…read moreback, which brought a lot of families. They were ready. Games are abundant. Good variety of beer & seltzers. My group had Bada Bing an Italian Pilsner, Raspberry Beret a fruited hefeweizen, Clove Me Maybe another hefeweizen, This Smells Expensive NZ IPA and I had the Shamrock & Roll Irish Red... Loved it. $8 A pour, offers tastes Counter service. Food truck.

Loved the pomegranate hibiscus sour (The First Born) while my peeps enjoyed Juice Bag IPA and a…read moreflight on those clever clover-shaped paddles. Honestly, it's been a while since I delighted in a well-crafted, fruit-forward sour with just the right amount of sweet and effervescence. Thank you! Clover Road's Hudson location is big, airy, full of activity, and has a welcome-to-the-neighborhood feel. We went two Saturdays in a row. Looking forward to checking out the new digs in Ashland when it opens.

My friend and I stopped by for dinner after she traveled hours to get here to visit. It wasn't…read moreworth the stop. We shared some street corn and the chips were over cooked and greasy. I had a Cesar salad that had chunks of the ends of the lettuce - annoying. And whatever seasoning that was on the chicken didn't go with the vibe of the salad and was dry as a bone. My friend ordered seared scallops which came thrown on top of a cartoon like pile of fries. She didn't have time to complain because the waitress was out to ask us how it was before we had a bite (the runner brought the food). When she finally came back to ask if we needed boxes - my friend explained the issues with the inedible scallops. The waitress said the owner was there and would come talk to us. The owner didn't come out, a manager never came, and the waitress dropped the bill off and walked away. She came back with the machine to run cards - no apology, no please come back another time ... nothing. I am from Maynard and was embarrassed that this is what happened.

Arriving for a concert right down the street from the venue, 6:30 with a show at 8, dinner was…read morecalled for, simple one page menu. Disappointment soon settled in as chowder was not available, stuck with lighter options, chose the watermelon salad. Super crunch, fresh arugula too. No beer/liquor needed tonight, stuck with the water. Waiter was very attentive from being seated to paying for the tab. Street parking is the best bet. Nice and quiet, no need to raise your voice to talk with your friends.

True West is a great spot to grab a delicious bite to eat or to try one of their many beers on tap!…read more I'm a big fan of their cheese burger and fries as well as their soups. The atmosphere is great, the staff is friendly and helpful and their hours are good. I highly recommend true West!

Stopped in during a rainy afternoon for a break and some beer and a snack. They actually have a…read morefull menu so you can eat dinner here, but either way you'll be happy. They have a lot of taps, probably around 20, and a pretty standard bar-food menu so you know what you'll get. We just got a side of tots, which were very good, and the beers, most of which I thought were pretty good in the sampler flight that I put together. The room is big and has plenty of seating and some TVs for watching sports. There's parking out front and nearby, and the building doesn't really look like a brewery/taproom from the street, but it's a good stop when in the area.

Wow! We loved rapscallion tonight -- I had been before but went for a date night with my boyfriend…read more We dined outside around 7pm -- we were able to get a table within 5 minutes. Our server was incredibly kind, attentive, and quick! They have a good selection of drinks from alcoholic drinks to mocktails to sodas. The best? The food of course! Everything was amazing. We were happy with all 3. We both devoured the chicken al limone, seriously so good. A delicious lemon sauce with capers and sun dried tomatoes. Yum! The Caesar salad was great. Price is worth it for a scratch kitchen! Highly recommend trying

Historic building dating back to revolutionary war. You can feel the history. Large patio for nice…read moreafternoon and nights. Full service bar, which is a nice surprise along with their micro brews. The most pleasant was the food. Go for the food, enjoy a beer as a bonus. I had the salmon on white bean & arugula. My hubby got the short rib patty melt. Both were top notch. Friendly service. We sat in the bar area, bartender did it all, and we'll.

Absolutely always a home run! The food is exceptional, menu refresh is tremendous and has nailed…read moreit! Service is perfect, friendly, attentive and professional! The seating whether it's front or back is warm and comfortable, 2 different feels so to speak which is really a great option. Front has the bar, not to loud even when full, comfortable seats and open inviting areas for conversations or enjoying some very tasty libations = tremendous wine list and crafted cocktails! Also has a really comfortable front dining room. The back dining room is excellent = open kitchen, windows all around a great view of Concord and the train! Cozy banquet seats and a few choice counter seats looking in the open kitchen (favorite)!

We had a wonderful evening at 80 Thoreau celebrating a friends birthday. The ambiance is romantic…read morebut also festive. The food was wonderful. The Sommalier Andrew helped us pick the perfect bottle of wine. Also- the brownie desert with Rye sauce was eye rolling good

We visited Oak Barrel Tavern as a party of four and the experience was just okay. I put myself on…read morethe waitlist before driving 30 minutes, not realizing that they run both a reservation system and a waitlist at the same time. Even though we were first on the waitlist when we arrived, we still ended up waiting another 20 minutes while several parties who arrived after us were seated before us. There were three girls working the front desk. They were pleasant, but they seemed pretty confused and unsure of how the waitlist was supposed to work, which didn't make the wait any easier. Our waitress was very friendly, and the service at the table was good. The food itself was fine, but nothing really stood out. The children's juice box being $4 definitely caught my attention. It felt a bit steep for what it was. Overall, it was a pretty average experience. We decided to skip dessert and went across the street instead. I wouldn't rush back, but it wasn't terrible. Just not particularly memorable.

Swung in on a Friday for a quick bite. Burges were cooked to perfection and the drinks well made…read more Our server was very sweet and attentive. Simple modern decor that doesn't seem to busy but still pleasant on the eyes.

Went with some friends. The fried seafood platter was amazing. Nice selection of wine and beer…read more The service was really good. Good vibe in the tavern where we sat. I noticed lots of people chatting around the bar.

Always get a good meal here. Good portions, friendly service, short wait times. Last time, I…read moreordered the black + blue burger, which was delicious. However, a burger should always be cooked well done, there should be no choice. Hamburger is not like steak. Any surface bacteria is ground into the meat, unlike a steak. If you order it, make sure it's well done.

Popped by here for lunch recently. The place was absolutely buzzing on a Saturday. Managed to grab…read morea table, that we ended up sharing with a lovely older couple. I ordered a grilled cheese and fries. The grilled cheese was pretty good. But the fries were a total winner for me. They were better than some fish & chip shop fries I've had in town. I'd like to come back and try their breakfast one of these days.

An oasis in the middle of Concord. Farm to table goodness. Grilled cheese sandwich excellent. My…read morecompanions enjoyed their maple-roasted squash and fontina sandwiches and beet and carrot salad. Coffee grades an A+. As homey as can be on a wintry afternoon, Saltbox is a local institution.

Really nice fresh and clean looking place is very friendly looking and welcoming from the outside…read more He is very knowledgeable about the food. They sell the homemade soups and salads and bread and stuff that they sell in the first floor. We actually stayed for lunch here on the second floor there's a little. Café that you can sit and have lunch in overlook the main part of the store. Everything is made in house and their dips and soups etc. Would like to come back sometime when we have a bit more time to look. I do have a great variety of food, though that I will say I think this would actually make a great trip to walk around and stuff with us a lot of historical things to see.

I am so confused! I went to the concord market to get cookie ingredients for my grandbabies, i need…read moreto use the bathroom and i went in! Guess what i found! The bathroom was disgusting and there was cereal in it!

It's a store that makes you feel good. Just the right size with a knowledgeable staff and great…read moreselection of wine and beer.

I had the single weirdest retail experience of my life at this place today…read more A brewery I like that doesn't often ship to Massachusetts announced a list of retailers who would be distributing their beers, Sudbury Wine and Spirits among them. Since they're a 15-minute drive from my house, I called when they opened to make sure they actually had it. No answer. Maybe their hours were affected by the coronavirus. Understandable, though there was nothing posted about a change in business hours on their website or Facebook page--and they proved to be unreachable on the phone, too. Finally, I decided to throw caution to the wind and head over there. When I arrived, the lights were on, the open sign was out, but the door was locked and there didn't appear to be anyone inside. I called again; no answer. I was about to drive away empty-handed when another guy pulled up, tried the door, and then knocked, and someone inside opened the door... Turns out it was another customer. The manager had gone into the back without realizing she was inside, still shopping, so we were all at a loss as to what to do. The other guy and I were there for this beer, so we headed to the back. It wasn't in the display case, but it was in the cooler behind it, so we each grabbed a four-pack--no one likes a hoarder these days--and headed to the front. Still no manager. He eventually emerges, but with no apology for keeping anyone waiting, and no explanation. He looked at the two of us with beer and said the limit was one CAN per customer, let us know how very difficult it would be to enter this new beer into their system and that it would take a long time to do that (he'd been open for over an hour at that point, and the beer had plainly not JUST gotten there), and then admonished us for going in the cooler. I've never heard of a liquor store that doesn't allow its customers into the cooler, and there were certainly no signs barring us from doing so. Perhaps if he'd been present in the store, he could have told us his rules? He also said he'd be calling his distributor and telling them to never distribute this beer through him again, since I guess he doesn't want business during a pandemic that's shuttering the economy? No problem--I won't be darkening his doorstep for any reason ever again. (Also, he could have sold out of the stuff faster if he'd allowed people to purchase four-packs...) The final straw was this: after ringing each of us up, he LICKED HIS FINGERS to open the paper bag he was putting our ONE CAN of beer into, and then grabbed the beer WITH THE SAME FINGERS to place it inside. I have seen so many businesses bend over backwards to be kind and thoughtful during this public health crisis. This was...not one of them.