Total New England thing happened here…read more.. On our Father's Day Bew Hop of 2024 our paths crossed with a family in Plymouth, MA at another brewery (Vitamin Sea.) The guys kibitzed for awhile with the father. Low and behold, we walk into Lucky Goat and there he is behind the counter! Small world. It wasn't busy. We were just passing through to get to a friends outing in the Cape. My husband drank one beer and then bought more to go. I enjoyed talking to our new found friend as they were bottling and adding labels to beer. I got a little education on the process. They were getting ready for a chaity event later that night. All proceeds would be going toward saving some march land. When I talk about nice guys- Lucky Goat has them! (True score: 3.5, no food!)

Unfirtunately permanently closed. . Was good while it…read morelasted! Good beers n staff.

Bartender Meaghan was wonderful to chat with and the strawberry milkshake IPA was delicious and…read morerefreshing on a hot afternoon! I will definitely be back !

CraftRoots in Milford is exactly what I love about living in the metrowest community. Not only are…read morethey pumping out tasty craft beer, they're also giving it all back to the community. CraftRoots is a 501(c)3 non-profit and each month they select a new local charity to support. How amazing is that?! AND the best part?! It really is GREAT craft beer and even greater people. The flight is the perfect way to mix and match to find your go to pint for the evening. The staff are funny, engaging, and super kind, and the owners are some of the most down to earth, kind hearted folks I've met. PS - the live music was AMAZING and they have board games you can play too! If you get hungry there's always a local food truck standing by! My recommendations? Ms. American Pie (with sugar rim!) and the Ode to The Cranberries!

Amazing! Some of the best sours I have ever had. Service and ambiance were also amazing!read more

They have 9 sour beer selections on taps. All nicely done. This is the only "sour beer only"…read morebrewery that I ever visited in east coast. Since I'm a sour beer head this place is like a candy store for me. They do beer flights which is awesome so I can try everything that they have. Nice cozy spacious space that u can hang out with ur friends. My fave of their beers are the peanut butter one that no other breweries ever make and Hannah colada (reef of Pinacolada). The brew master/owner is very nice guy and very chill. He can help u choose the beer that you want based on ur preference. They said they are gonna move to other place since the current place is in the basement and not many people knew about this place because of that

This was our visit and we were happy with the variety of draft beers. The bartender was helpful and…read moreoffered samples to help us decide. It was a cute place with corn hole and ping pong tables. Fun atmosphere!

Out with friends for a beer at this place last Wednesday, there was an interesting band playing,…read moresuper musicians. We really enjoyed the music and ended up having such a great time! We will definitely be back if "Goat Jam" is delivering the tunes!

The menu changes frequently, but there's always a great selection of creative, delicious dishes to…read morechoose from. Every plate is thoughtfully crafted with bold, well-balanced flavors. Their Asian-inspired dishes consistently exceed expectations, while their American offerings are just as impressive. It's also a nice bonus to find a brewery with a solid cocktail menu. The only item that didn't quite stand out for us was the pizza, but everything else more than made up for it. Definitely worth a visit.

I was really happy with the chicken wings. We went in for a beer, but there is only restaurant…read morestyle seating with the exception of the bar. Do we felt obligated to order food. Wings were a small portion, but came with great blue cheese, and the wings themselves were big. Beer was good. They had a saison on draft, so I went with that.

Having just moved to the area, we are trying all the businesses around Lakeville and we love the…read moreTamarack. We've been a few times and brought in our visitors from California who enjoy different types of beers. They had a huge selection for them to choose from and they let them try one before buying. Small in there, but don't let that fool you. We didn't go in for awhile, assuming they couldn't have a big selection. We were so wrong! The staff go above and beyond to be helpful. If you can't find what you are looking for (which is highly doubtful because there is a huge variety of everything), they will order it for you. Love everything about Tamarack!

Amazing selection of craft beer in which you can buy all together or create your own packs. They…read moreget fantastic distribution and the manager Dave is on top of his game with knowing what to bring in. Friendly, professional, knowledgeable, and passionate about his business. Thanks for the Heady Topper today my friend and the other delicious beverages to enjoy this weekend!

We had a chance to get a quick private tour of the cidery the other day, first learned about these…read moreguys on Kickstarter and figured since I am a cider fanatic and they were nearby it would be a great opportunity to show some appreciation to small local independent cidermakers and I backed them.. Homestead Hard Cider has a pretty cool little facility in a funky old mill building over a river with some nice shiny new equipment waiting to get some cider to the people. Jeremy and Kyle showed us around and talked about how the production of cider will work in their cidery and we got to talk about cider with two guys who are passionate about hard cider! Can't wait 'til it's on tap at the local pub!

Picked up bottle of Homestead hard cider at City Spirits in Attleboro, and it is awesome! Tastes…read morelike real apple cider, not overly sweet or artificially carbonated like others. I definitely recommend this one!

On the way back from the cape in Franklin we were looking for a little dinner.. we found it at Glen…read morepharma. I had the grilled octopus which was delicious and tender with a Mediterranean flair. I took a side of garlic broccoli which could have been cooked just a little bit more but was delicious. My wife had the fish and chips which I stole. A little bit of the chips were the best I've had. The fish was delicious. Of course we had to have a traditional old fashioned smoked which was quite a treat. We sat at the bar and the bartender was very attentive. Funny and welcoming.. but what really killed it was the ambiance and Old Stone building with beautifully appointed decorations. It was a place that I would love to spend more time in. If you're ever in the area, we highly recommend it.

We've visited here several times since its opening. Love the build out in the old mill building…read more It's interesting that they distill their own liquors, but it's not the main attraction as they are all variations of things you easily find a ton of, either at most liquor stores or even from other area distilleries like Bully Boy. We've had fantastic food there in the past. Also some great drinks. There are a few reasons for the three though. One is that food can be hit or miss and I think prices are far too high for both the area and what you get. Example shown in my pic was a $35 "Steak Frites" entree, which was you can see is basically steak tips with tater tots and some random veggies and sauce put together in what was not the most appetizing manner. Unless the tots were handmade with exotic ingredients, this is not how a Steak Frites should be done, and even then Tots are a pretty low end alternative. Cocktails also on the high side, though the presentation of the smoked ones was really nice, even if the taste didn't warrant the price. Inside the place gets very noisy and the seating is too compacted, probably because they use a large part of the original building for the distillery operation. Also we went on a weekday,and their entire lot was filled, forcing us to find a grass strip to drive onto and park on. I think the reason was they had a private party on the second floor - I think perhaps they allowed too many guests there which took up most of their parking. Last thing about the menu .. we like that it changes, but this week there were not one but several dishes featuring Gochujang - an unusual flavor for sure, which I do like, but when I see something like that peppered across a menu it speaks to cost cutting in terms of trying to stretch one key ingredient. Just not that thrilled with where the menu is at the moment. The outside seating area is great and eliminates the interior noise problems. And I'll add we had a fantastic server! We will definitely come back, but if the prices remain as high and the food and drinks continue to be a mixed bag, that may not remain the case. And please don't overbook private parties unless you can take over the industrial business next door and expand the parking significantly.