From the time you're about 1000 feet from the place, you feel the old New England welcoming…read moreambiance with beautiful views, bucolic scenery and an old converted 1700s farm turned brewery. Entering the venue, soft Celtic music plays in the background, lending a beautiful atmosphere accented by old farm tables, dark green wainscoting and mug club mugs lining the mouldings. The beer selections are superb. I had their IPA, aromatic and very tasty. Then the Stout, a strong tasting and aromatic dark brew. Food wise, we had the pulled pork sandwich and the Korean Style Brisket. Both were equally superb. Service was simply superb. Overall, one of the nicest brewers we've been to in some time. The fairly large

Correction: Tolerant…read morestaff - cuz, man we were difficult patrons! We took forever to decide and eventually, I think our server led the way... Met up with locals friends here for some post food brew. The beer was decent, not great. The sour-meh There was a concert upstairs & the place was packed. The barkeep gave me a solid book recommendation. I love the general space/ family style seating. I didn't see the bill but prices seemed average for the area. By the time we wrapped up our single pour, it was dead quiet, with only 1 other occupied table. [ETA: EXCELLENT follow up from the business. I absolutely would go back and give em another go. Also, I think I saw a farmers market type area on exit but nobody in my group would let me go nose around. Bah, I need better friends.]

My wife and I love to check out new breweries anytime we can. With a tiny getaway in the…read moreBerwick/South Berwick I knew we needed to check Corner Point out. They've been open for around 8 years and have expanded their tasting room/brewing a couple times I believe. It's quite a traditional tasting room with a bar and plenty of non bar seating as well. Some large garage doors that can also be opened during warm weather. We sat at the bar and due to our timing it was not busy and the bartender immediately greeted us and made us feel welcome showing us the menu. They had a good variety of beer styles available including IPAs (single, double, fruited), brown ale, blonde, lager, stout, and more. They also got non alcoholic options as well as a food menu too. Can't speak to the food as we had lunch before our visit! Seemed like a great variety of offerings though! We were happy to visit and check this off our Maine brewery list. Beers were decent while not being extremely memorable or stand out. I did appreciate their wide variety of beer styles though. Still worth visiting for sure!

What an amazing find! Always looking for breweries when we travel and this place did not…read moredisappoint! Between the ambiance and the service, nothing was short of amazing! The food was incredible and blew away my expectations! Great views anywhere you sit! This place is a must if you are in the area!

Excellent food all prepared in house. Limited menu but something for everyone. Great craft beer…read moreand full bar. Excellent selection of wines. I would Go back and I recommend. Enjoy!

Great food and beer selection! Shannon was a great server and bartender - and the food here is…read moreelevated beyond the typical "bar food" of other breweries. Street Corn Mac & Cheese was good enough to be an entree and the Eggplant Pita sandwich was crazy good - the roasted peppers on it were perfect as was the subtle crunch of the eggplant. Prices are also very reasonable. Definitely worth a return trip.

If you looked through my reviews I have quite a few for breweries! Less so I have a handful of…read morereviews that I have done close to a places closure. This review can be classified as both. Definitive in Portland is an absolute favorite of my wife and I! We had our first unofficial date there, made many trips to try new beers as well as had our engagement photos taken there as well! Definitive did recently announce their closure of this location recently and my wife and I were free this weekend for their last weekend open. We made time to get down here to visit the spot as we had never checked out this location. If I was rating solely off of beers I would give five stars for the quality and taste. They have some delicious sours and make a good variety of styles. Only knock on their beers would be they have not made as many new beers over the past couple years. The downgrade from five stars into four stars comes down to the location itself. While I am understanding that due to space constraints it is more limited for space here it is overall a more disappointing space when you compare it to Portland. They do still have a patio available but the size is so small compared to Portland. The overall inside vibes are just not as nice either. This was a great spot to get all of those visiting the tourist heavy area of Kittery but I would take the Portland location everyday! Overall though it is a shame to see a brewery location closing in our great state of Maine especially a location of a brewery that is a favorite of my wife and I!

Wanted to visit this location as sadly it closes Monday. We tried several IPA's and sour beers…read more Parking was quite easy for us as traffic was really busy on the roads coming into brewery.

Stop by yesterday for a quick bite and a brew. The bartender was extremely helpful and attentive. I…read moreordered the Snoopy Dog (large size) and a 12 ounce glass of the Phoenix Brown (a very good brew that reminds me of the Old Brown Dog from Smuttynose). The side of pretzels was a bit overwhelming so I ended up leaving half behind. Nice feeling to the bar overall but it was certainly a quiet place at 3 pm. My one complaint was for some reason my tab was a dollar higher then the menu. I'd have asked why but didn't notice it until after I reviewed my pics. Still worth going back especially at happy hour between 3 pm and 6 pm

I visited recently and really liked the renovations. Tres cool vintage eagle artwork and redneck…read moredecorations. Two awesome ladies greeted me (sorry I didn't get your names). I got some 4oz. samples with some recommendations from the servers. I enjoyed the Red Ryder, Doppler effect & magic man. The 'Hank' pulled pork sandwich was great with a side of Fritos. Easy /plentiful parking. Super tasty New England Gangsta IPA. I'll be back for a music night.

Great spot, fantastic beers, fantastic employees + live music on Fridays. I don't drink much, but…read moreif I do, I love stouts. To my satisfaction, they had a pretty tasty stout and even let me buy a half glass rather than full. The great musician offered up some fun live music - which Sanford needs more of, so I'm grateful for that, but then he allowed my brother to go up and sing some songs. Maybe that will become a more regular happening! Their closing time is listed as 8pm but I think because people were there having a good time, they stayed open a little bit later.

We wanted to stop for ice cream next door and were also hungry. Upon investigation we discovered…read more(or so we thought) that we could order the food from the ice cream place and have it delivered to this place. Of course the ice cream place was packed so we opted for this. Unbeknownst to me, there was an upcharge since this place isn't really related to the ice cream shop. It was all a bit confusing. It was really hot inside so we opted to sit outside on some barrels. I ordered some chicken strips and a hot dog, with fries. We also ordered some mozarella sticks. I had ordered the hot dog since I wasn't sure how many chicken strips I would get, turns out three chicken strips would have sufficed. The hot dog was the kind with thick skin that I had to ungraciously strip off before I could even take a bite!! Once the skin was gone the hot dog was good. The chicken strips were OK, somehow a bit too processed for my preference. Fries unremarkable. The ambiance was nice, we had a fun time laughing on the side of the restaurant. I might come here again if the weather was better, it was SO HOT inside that it would not have been habitable for me. I might try something different next time.

A few years ago, my partner and I had gone to Empty Pint and had a decent experience trying out…read moresome of their beer offerings. It had recently opened and the owner was talking to us about the beer and was incredibly knowledgeable. We were the only ones in the venue, but nonetheless, the owner was nice and talked to us throughout our experience. Fast forward, and we recently decided to bring a friend to the brewery on a Saturday night. For starters, the venue was completely dead. There were no other patrons (I don't know how they stay in business with the consistent lack of customers) and the bartender was...odd. We went to the bar and barely got a "hello." My friend and I ordered the pale ale offering that they had and my partner got an IPA. The bartender asked if we wanted to start a tab, so we said "sure." We stood there as the bartender turned his back...assuming he would take our cards. We awkwardly walked to a table as we sipped our beers...which we were not a fan of. The pale ale had a weird flavor to it, and the IPA had an odd taste as well. We fought through the taste, as we sat in silence with no patrons and just the bartender. We ended up paying our bill and quickly leaving. It's unfortunate, because Dover has the opportunity to house cool brewery spots, but this one misses the mark between the awkward service and the odd tasting beer. The general consensus was that we would not come back.

We've been to several of Dover's brew tasting rooms. This one really made us feel at home. Met the…read morefounder manning the bar. Love the Vice. Apparently, trivia is Wednesdays each week, We joined in and came in third. Good times!