Stopped there today with my elderly aunt. While she used the restroom, I waited before deciding…read morewhere to sit. We were the only patrons. It was almost noon. The floor was disgusting. Dirty. Crap that should have been swept up the night before or at least before opening. The tables were just as bad. Dirty. Sticky. Food still on them. I can only imagine what the kitchen looks like. The "server/bartender" was busy on her phone. Who operates a restaurant in this manner? You couldn't pay me to eat there! I have nothing good to report for the business. It gets a 1 only because it wouldn't allow me to post without rating.

This would be ZERO stars if allowed . First time going to this establishment. My son and I seat…read moreourselves , after ten minutes of waiting for someone to acknowledge us , I got up and asked if we were supposed to seat ourselves . The woman was extremely rude , and swore. Clearly she was overwhelmed with the three patrons at the bar , and her three year old son playing on the floor behind the bar . have never experienced such terrible service in my life . Save your money and your time , they clearly don't appreciate the business .

Our recent visit to Herrick's Tavern was just as good as we expected. We chose a table by the…read morewindow and were soon warmly welcomed by a waitress. She handed us a menu and neatly wrapped silverware, and then took our drink orders. There were ample choices to be made for our early evening meal, all of which were fairly priced and sounded delicious. Two of us chose the fried chicken tenders, one selected the fried haddock, and the other ordered the meat loaf dinner. Our meals arrived promptly and and I was very pleased to see large portions on all. Want great food with friendly service and a warm smile??....Herrick's will certainly not disappoint

Food is decent, they have keno, staff is nice... but why not put in background music or a juke box?…read moreSitting here in dead silence is not much fun for a "tavern".

1st time going there . 1st it's a bar that serves food . Maybe not a place to bring the family…read moreafter church . My mom expectations weren't that high , figured it would be just ok, since the bartender is also the cook . I ordered the cheese steak and my buddy ordered the Ruben . Service was great , and the sandwich's were amazing , nice big fresh bulky roll packed with meat , cheese , peppers and onions . And a bag of chips for like $10-$12 bucks . Best cheese steak I've had in a while . My buddy's Ruben , also looked amazing , they grilled the pastrami and it had a nice char , he got the sauerkraut on the side . He loved it . Very affordable and great sandwiches. Sorry no picture today .

Cute little hide a way pub in the small back woods of Templetucky…read more Had a great Reuben and the guys had tenders and wings and fried pickles. Great service for a very small place. I think the bartender was also the cook that day.

Cool place! Local pub with pool table, ping pong, cheap drinks and Touch Tunes. What more could you…read morewant??.

It is a really nice dive in bar to hangout till quite late at night. Both bartender and the guy at…read morethe food counter were very nice to us. They accommodated our late night, close to the kitchen closing time, order. You can play darts, pool etc. We were here for happy hour earlier that night. Keene has a small downtown and there are not many places that serve vegetarian food, or have anything vegetarian on the menu at all. This place had a decent number of vegetarian appetizers at a really good price during happy hour. Interiors are also quite intriguing. Since I've never been to Britain, I could only guess interiors are similar to an original British pub interiors?

Stumbled on this brewery after a hike at Pack Monadnock; we almost drove right past it, but I'm so…read moreglad we didn't. I love when old buildings get a second life, and Post and Beam did a really nice job renovating this former Civil War Veterans' hall. The front yard could use a little sprucing, but the side patio and inside were clean and well kept. The small outdoor patio ended up being the perfect spot to sit and sip our hazy IPAs. Cool place and definitely worth a stop.

Tried Post & Beam Brewing on a summer afternoon and was really impressed. The Our Town NEIPA came…read morehighly recommended... Crisp, fruity, and super refreshing, it's exactly what you want on a warm day. The taproom has a darker, cozier vibe. Our server was friendly, attentive, and clearly knew the lineup well. What really adds to the charm is the building's history. Originally built in 1837 as a private academy, it later served as a Civil War veterans' hall before becoming home to the brewery. You can feel the past in the details, Post & Beam has done a great job preserving that legacy. Unfortunately, no dogs allowed inside or outside on their patio

The staff are so nice! Just unbelievably nice! It's a…read morerelaxed and very fun environment. And the burgers are very good!

Pretty cute hole in the wall retro bar…read more They do a LOT of cute/cool event nights, Mini Hot Dog night, Hello Kitty night, Bob's Burgers night, Rocky Horror trivia...you name it. The night we finally went was for Zelda night. Knowing my boyfriend, we all know he mah be the biggest Zelda fan in western Massachusetts so obviously we had to go! They had one tabletop Zelda game in the facility, it would have been nice to have a few of them so more of us could play/immerse in the Zelda night. They also had Mario playing on the walls which threw me off a bit. There were free stickers all over the bar along with some "rupees" which was a cute touch. It was pretty easy to order the drinks and food, and the staff behind the counter were all very nice. We tried 2/3 drinks and enjoyed both of them. Two food options were made, Hearty Monster Rice Balls, and Meat Pies. The rice balls were honestly pretty good, nothing fancy but good. The Meat Pies filling was good, but the entirety of it was pretty greasy and oily which was a little disappointing. I do hope they do another Zelda night and offer more food options. If they do that, we will definitely go again!

Went here on an early Saturday evening. There were a few people already sitting inside. Its located…read morein a smallish plaza down 2a, but it wasn't too hard to find. We did a tasting of the six brews they had on tap. I first want to mention, their stout, Tom Swamp Road was delicious. I love stouts, especially this time of year, and they hit the mark with this beer. Gate 37 gets an honorable mention too. Its a very light and lemony grisette. It was a nice and easy to drink. Their saison, My Conversation, was also very good. In fact I enjoyed all the beer, even Everything is Everything, which is an IPA, and i'm not normally a fan of IPAs. The beer was great of course. I have to say though, I really really enjoyed the vibe of this place. You could tell it is located in a small town, everyone could join in on conversations occurring around the bar and the two guys behind the bar didn't even have the slightest beer snob attitude. They were both friendly and knowledgeable. If i lived closer to here, I would certainly stop by here on a regular basis and grab a drink or three. Definitely make this one of your stops.

This brewery is closed for good. I recommend four star or back room brewery/ Cameron winery.read more

Food: 4/5, minor deductions for small issues like too much unrendered fat on a steak. Solid…read moreappetizers. The burgers sound very good and I will probably order those next time. Ambiance: 4/5, some of the furniture is really wobbly so be careful with your drinks. Service: 5/5

I did like this place. The one thing they can do is warm the plates up. This location was very…read morecomfortable and cozy. Food was average at best. I think they should reduce the menu and focus on items that they can better support. The menu is way too overloaded for the volume of business they have. The meatloaf that I had was maybe the worst ever. The day that we went was very slow, but I've been by there when you can't find a parking spot. Definitely a great bar. Worth a try.

I cannot praise this restaurant enough. I have lived in this area for five years now I went here…read morefor the first time two years ago every single thing I've ordered here has not only been delicious, but beautiful! Whenever we go out to eat I always suggest coming here because I look forward to trying new things but also love sticking to some of my favorites like the g Vegas nachos and southwest bowl. They also have the best fried pickles around. Even when the restaurant is busy, the servers are attentive and friendly. I love the ambience and that they have local artists Work posted all the time. I am huge in supporting small sellers and small businesses and I love that they do that too. It's also great that they let you pick from their own flights or you can choose your own!

Gardner Ale House at Moon Hill Brewing gave us a nice evening of good music, cold brews, good food,…read moredollar oysters! (Apr 2026). We came here to try out their Monday Blues, and happened on their Monday Buck-a-Shuck oysters! We found a long room with over 70 seats set up at tables for four that looked combine-able, about 20 seats at the bar and at 2-seat hightops, both rooms with a wall of windows. The band set up in the bar window, but sit where you like, we found that we could hear the band everywhere! There's also a small enclosed outdoor patio with about 30 more seats at umbrellaed tables. The Jim Atkinson band is a foursome of Boston-area musicians that has been cranking out great blues, rock, & roots since 2017. We loved them, especially enjoying the creative keyboard and a real live sax! Their music selection was amazing, more their favorite solid blues than old-standbys, so we didn't recognize every song. But that's real music :-) The $1 New England oysters were big and juicy! They started at 4pm before we got there, and they still had plenty for us after 7pm! They say the variety changes with availability. These were not overly salty. This was dinner for us, and we started with their hot-skillet "Mexican Corn Dip" with zingy pico de gallo salsa and fresh crisp corn tortilla chips. We got a "warm energy" bowl of quinoa, fresh tart cranberries, baby spinach, roasted sweet potato, and goat cheese, flavored with some scallions and garlic-butter. Huge, delicious, and very satisfying! The Fish 'n Chips was a full-foot-long full of their own Moon-Hill-beer beer-battered haddock, piping-hot fries, fresh crunchy coleslaw, with tartar sauce. Yep, Huge, delicious, and satisfying! We tried their parmesan-garlic wings, but that wasn't our favorite. They were ok, but not crispy which we expected. Came with crunchy celery and creamy bleu cheese. Of course we leaned on their in-house Moon Hill brewery for several dry IPAs, their luscious Candy Mountain blueberry sour, (which could have been colder), and a very tasty non-alcohol Blueberry (Not)-tini, a bubbly beverage crafted with "Reàl Blueberry Purée", fresh lemon juice and lemonade. This is a nice community bar, brewery, restaurant, and patio. We are already looking forward to their big Octoberfest!