We visited here in October and purchased some beers. They had a nice set up like a beer garden sort of thing in their parking lot and were serving folks food and beer outside. We just picked up some beers to go and browsed their small selection of retail items: some sweatshirts, glasses, magnets, souvenirs, etc. Unfortunately, many of their beers were only available on tap the day we visited and the selection of growlers and cans was a bit limited. Really enjoyed their IPA, however. Convenient location and easy to find. read more

I went to Cape Cod Beer with my family while we were in a short vacation in the Capecod and Nantucket Island. Searched for local brewery and found this gem! Despite of Covid situation, this place was very friendly, clean, with safely distanced sitting arrangements; and more importantly beautiful selection of beers and even cocktails. Live music was icing on the cake!!! Foods could be ordered by texting. Kids friendly and plenty of parking spaces. We arrived there just before noon (opened at noon) on Sunday and there were already people waiting. Must try place if you are a beer lover and enjoy beer with live music in a sunny day or warm evening!! read more

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We paid them a visit during the small farmer's market that Cape Cod Beef has every Friday 3pm - 6pm. There was a food truck, live music and the opportunity to sample 5 tastes of beer (good sized samples!) for $5. We didn't care for the beer, but it was a nice way to while away an afternoon. read more

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Normally I'd just coo over the beer, which is decent microbrew but not exceptional, but the strangely relaxed ambiance here on "open house" day set CCB apart from a lot of other microbreweries I've been to. So what if the "biergarten" is just a roped off area of the parking lot? They have cornhole, a terribly plain hot dog truck run by some middle schoolers (apparently), and extremely amiable staff and clientele. We just wiled away the time drinking samplers on the long benches and chewing the fat and it was tons more fun than virtually any spot I can think of on the Cape or the more elaborately-appointed hipster joints farther afield. Visitors should be aware it's really minimally appointed even on sampler days - no real food (save for the junior achievement truck) -- but save some cash for the obligatory gift shoppe area, which has some nice beer gear. read more

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Went to Cape Cod on a whim with my teacher bff during one of our Spring breaks. Lucky for us we stumbled upon Cape Cod Beer and were in for quite the treat. We spent the majority of the day chatting with other patrons while tasting a plethora of tasty brews and even a few wines! It wasn't too crowded so we got in a very long game of giant Jenga. If we return to the area again, this will be our first stop. read more

Cape Cod Beer - Our very memorable game of giant Jenga right before it toppled over. - Breweries Near Me - Hyannis, Massachusetts

Didn't come for the tour, just came for the tasting and beer. Not a bad joint. Spent the $5 per pint and stayed for a while in the "beer garden" and played some Corn Hole. Also got some pretty basic hot dogs from the Cape Cod Dawgs food truck. It was a great way to spend a weekday off :) read more

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If you're looking for a cheap, good time this is it. The woman who led the tour was entertaining and knew her stuff. $5 gets you a flight of all the available beers on tap as well as a small glass you get to take home. There's a small shop and an outside seating area where you can grab snacks. read more

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I've shaken the shame of never entering this establishment before and sprinted to my MacBook Pro to tell you why it is wonderful. The first, almost overwhelming stop in this experience is the store. My head was swimming. I started pulling out cash and throwing it at merchandise. From growler lamps to emergency evacuation shirts that suggest beer is the only belonging worth salvaging, my brain whirled at the options. My friend had to grab me by the shirt collar and drag me into the brewery; he also picked up all the cash I'd tossed around the store, later explaining "that is not how commerce works." Once inside the main attraction, we delighted in learning for only $5 we could procure 5 flight-sized beer samples AND keep the branded glass afterward. As an avid fan of John F. Kennedy and strong proponent of the theory he was assassinated by a second shooter, imagine my ecstasy at discovering the now-on-tap JFK CentenniALE. I attempted to haggle with the purveyor to purchase the tap handle, but no dice (these handles can be purchased in-store, but unfortunately not this limited edition handle. If you're reading this, Cape Cod Beer, do the right thing and hook a brother up with a sale). Anyway, the "tour" is a single-take experience within this vaulted Cape beer heaven. Our tour guide was giving her very first presentation, but did so with true grace and dignity. She got an assist from a different employee who brought it home with some more detailed beer production talk. We even got to chew on grain, which resembled pine nuts or sunflower seed kernels. Smelling hops in a jar was another feature, a visceral shock to my nasal passages. With the tour completed, I was released back into the store where my friend lost his stronghold on my rabid fervor. I dropped something like $150 on several four packs of beer, merch, who knows what (it was such a tornado of binge-purchasing I'm not even sure what I bought). We walked outside, enjoyed some cornhole-watching, and headed out. Would I come back? Yes. Would I spend $150 again in the store? Yes. What's on my Christmas list? Everything else in the store. I will be back, and I want that JFK tap handle. read more

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This a chill & casual brewery. Came by on a Saturday afternoon and it was filled but not too packed. There's a parking lot, indoor and outdoor seating. We got the beer tasting which comes with 5 - 3 oz glasses of the beer of your choice for only $6! I like lighter beers so the blonde was my favorite but their IPAs were good too. It was so worth doing the tasting. They give you 5 chips so you get one glass each and you go back to the bar and give them another chip for your next glass. The best part is that they will rinse your last glass and you can kept it as a souvenir. Probably the best $6 I've spent! There are also a ton of games here - board games, corn home, foosball, card games. We also bought a big jug of beer to take home for $15. Love how everything they sell is all local. read more

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We went to the 70s show on Saturday the music was great the people working the event and at the bars were wonderful. Sadly I would not attend a seated event at the taproom again, the seating was far too crowded and very claustrophobic, we ended up sitting out in the lobby for most of the show just hearing the band through the walls . The band themselves were wonderful and if they were to play again outside we would be there for sure . The Craigville Sunset was delicious!! read more

My husband and I stopped here on our way to Cape Cod. It was a warm, sunny day and this place offered a nice outdoor seating area, one portion covered, one portion uncovered. You walk through a gift shop area before heading back to the tasting room, which is actually the warehouse where the beer is made. It was kind of cool to see where everything was produced. There were tables and folding chairs for indoor seating options with a shelf full of board games and card games. They also had a projector displaying upcoming events at the brewery as well as community events. We both ended up getting the sampler. It was set up a little differently as you received one 4 oz glass (also a souvenir) where you try one beer at a time. It was nice because we could go out and enjoy the sunshine yet move around a little when it was time for the next sample. The beers themselves were pretty good and the price was very reasonable, especially leaving with a glass in hand! Oh yeah, and this brewery is dog friendly as well! So go enjoy a beer with fido on the next nice day! read more

Love this brewery. First visited Sept during their Funktoberfest celebration. Now back again on the eve of Halloween. Great beers, great vibe, really nice employees (and such cool swag for sale). More breweries should aspire to the delicious level of comfort of Cape Cod Beer. A must visit every time we travel on Cape. read more

Great tour (11am only, you know) by the brew master. We were bored to tears and wanting for a museum or two. None were open in January and I reluctantly agreed to a beer tour. I expected it to be another winery show and tell. I've been to lots of them, but no brewery tours. We were looking in the shop when a man introduced himself and I told him how little I knew of the brewing process and typing of beer and asked if there was a way to learn the structure and classification of beer and ales. He looked at their library of books to sell and began to explain the overall structure and brewing process. We went into the brewing part of the building (also has tables and bar areas) and he discussed process, styles and structure. He then walked us through the differences based on our choice of the 11? current beer and ales they had on hand to taste. We paid for the tastes and went through them one by one. So much work, so little time. We had a great time. We learned a ton. We loved their Winter Ale. We bought a case. No, we will never be able to buy their products in Albany, NY where we live. It was a GREAT TOUR and a GREAT TIME. Ask all the questions you want. A standout experience. read more

Nice place. Summer Seasonal beer was delicious. Plenty of parking and the employees were super friendly. Some people were a little relaxed with the dogs, not really my style. I keep my guy on a short leash, can't be too careful. read more

I have so many great things to say about this brewery. first thing, great variation in styles. they have a huge variety of styles and flavors that meets every flavor profile you're in the mood for. not only that, but every style we tasted were delicious!! we also had the pleasure of meeting the owner, Beth. My husband, Tom, recognized her from a video Cape Cod Beer posted on Youtube. we recognized her and introduced ourselves and she sat and talked with us for 15 minutes. Such a kind and thoughtful woman. she gave us suggestions on where to visit in Cape Cod since we're visitors and was wonderful to talk to. we felt amazing that the owner of the brewery took the time to sit and talk with us. i will forever support this beer. delicious! a must see in Cape Cod. We will be back!! read more

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Great spot to unwind and chill out. The workers were very nice and helpful. There is parking , but it can get packed. On the day my family and I went they had a local guitarist and a couple cornhole setups. The beer was good!! read more

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Great place to learn about beer for free! Thay also have beer tastings for 6.00 and you get to take the glass home. They have bands on the weekends, and offer pizza and large glasses of beer that's made right there. The gift shop has many nice items. This is a fun place to hangout and most importantly Dog Friendly. We stop in a few times a year when on vacation in that area. read more

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While their beer wouldn't be confused for Trillium or TreeHouse, Cape Cod Beer does make lots of great beer for everyone including beer snobs. I stopped at Cape Cod Beer's facility over the weekend & was definitely digging the vibe. The tap room is definitely roomy with tables & chairs to sit on plus an outside that had a corn hole game. They offer $5 tastings which gets you 5 pours & you can take the glass home. There was a pilot IPA, a hefeweizen & stout on tap along with some of their other year round offerings. They are definitely child & dog friendly. My 8 year old enjoyed playing board games while I was checking in my beers on Untappd. He had a blast & requested we stop on the way back from our trip on the Cape. They offer a bunch of great merch too. I got my son a yo-yo & some dog treats to bring home. Lots of t-shirts but coasters & other varied cool items if you're into that. Definitely check it out if you like beer and/or just want a cool place to hang out. read more

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A popular location to be sure, but as an established brewery, I'm surprised they haven't developed their beers more. They have some great events include run clubs and a farmers market/live music on Friday. You also have two choices when ordering beer: a tasting flight for $5 or a pint for $5. Choose from the five established beers that they have on tap, but don't expect something that will blow your tastebuds off if you're a brewery junkie. You'll get a nice local vibe here and might even feel inclined to grab one of the boardgames off the shelf in the brewery. Seating located inside and out, and be sure to visit the soap shop next door for an extra sweet smell! read more

Lots of games and very family friendly. They sell cider pop juice and popcorn too and had lots of tables and chairs. The lines for the tastings were long but went very fast. Everyone was friendly. We missed the tour thinking they were every hour starting at 11am but really they only do 1 tour at 11am each day. The blueberry coffee porter was delicious and my favorite thing there. Watermelon cider was ok but nothing to write home about. My husband is more the beer drinker and liked a lot of the options and would come back. It was disappointing that you couldn't try all of the beers as those were the ones he wanted to try before purchasing. All in all it was a fun experience. read more

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Was in the area for vacation and decided to stop by on a Tuesday evening. From 4-6pm you're allowed to bring your dogs. Place is spacious with outside seating. They have corn hole to play. Friday's they have a farmers market during the summer also. Beers were reasonably priced too. Make sure to get there before 5:30pm because they stop serving! The blonde and summer were my favorite. Also a little gift shop if interested in souvenirs. read more

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I ended up here by accident. My husband told me to go to tour potato chips and I put in the wrong address and was surprised when we saw the sign for Cape Cod Beer. BEST MISTAKE EVER! We walked in and they have great out door seating, lots of it! Bring the dog! They have corn hole to play. You walk into the store where there are lots of cool local items for sale, walk through the store into what is a warehouse area. We bought a tasting for a very reasonable price that included keeping the small glass we were drinking out of and token to be used for each new round. We tried quite a few, some we loved and some we did not. We could walk around with the beers, inside and out. There are tons of games to play and puzzles. It was a great afternoon. BTW the chip place was a few minutes away and the whole 5 minutes we were there we kept saying that if it hadn't been for Cape Cod Beer the trip that day would have been a bust. They saved the day. We brought beer home and I am enjoying a nice blond as I write this!! read more

We came here as part of an unofficial "brewery crawl" and I wanted to love it but the beer falls short. The set up is nice, their merch is cute, and they have the best tasting deal we saw (5 samples and a souvenir glass for $5!), but the beer is...not that good. It all sort of tasted the same to me and it's all pretty bitter. I would recommend checking it out if you have time but I wouldn't say it's a must-see. read more

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(I visited here October of 2013, and forgot to write a review till now) First, I am a non-drinker. Don't like beer, don't drink it. But, my friend (the boozer) wanted to tour the factory, so we went. I have to say, it was VERY interesting. I really enjoyed it. This is a small brewery and run by nice people. The guy giving the tour was great explaining everything; he actually made me interested in beer-making. My friend enjoyed it too - especially the free samples of 5 different types of beer (not surprisingly, she loved them all). She bought some jugs of beer they sell in the shop. One thing I liked too, was the shop. Besides their beer, they sell all kinds of cool stuff made by local folks. I like that. Keepin' it all in Cape Cod. If you buy this one big glass jug of beer, then bring back the jug - you get it refilled for less money. I like that recycle idea. Visit here. It's free. It's fun. What's not to like?! p.s. While they do give you samples of 5 beers, they are little samples - like in a small Dixie cup. It's not like they are serving you up a pint of beer! :) read more

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The beer here is VERY good. We enjoyed the Beach Blonde, the Pilsner, the Red, and Shillelagh. All were very good, and we brought some home with us. Good selection for every beer palate. Excellent beer truck food, too (not associated, I believe). Inside is nice, outside ambiance is a parking lot, but none of us minded that. Highly recommend! read more

After my husband thoroughly enjoyed his Cape Cod Red during lunch yesterday we decided it was worth a stop to visit the brewery. We were too late for the once-a-day 11:00 tour, but there were free tastings to be had. Big disclaimer here, but I am not a beer drinker and am a huge disappointment to my home-brewing husband. The beer tasting portion of this review are his observations. There were around six beers on tap to sample and they all got a thumbs up from him, which is unusual. Usually at a brewery tasting he thinks a few are clunkers. There is a large cooler full of growlers to take home, which we did. This beer is not available in bottles or cans, just growlers. Pints of beer can be purchased for $5 each and they have tables set up so you can chill out and enjoy your beer. There is a good-sized store that sells all sorts of Cape Cod Beer merchandise as well as local items. I bought some of the local items for Christmas gifts. It was a surprise to see a section of homebrew supplies for sale as well as signs that they offer homebrew classes. This is the first brewery that I have seen offer that. All in all this was well worth the stop. read more

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Hie thee to Cape Cod Beer and celebrate Oktoberfest with wunderbar Wiezenboch. Their dark wheat ale is smooth and yummy. It's not like heavy, dark, beer. It's as good as any I had in Babaría. Did you know that wheat ale used to be reserved for the elite?! Let the peasants drink bitter hops. And yes Oktoberfest has already started, now - mid-September to early October. Now if only they had pork knuckles and big pretzels. read more

Cape Cod Beer - Weisenboch dark, wheat, ale - Oktoberfest! - Breweries Near Me - Hyannis, Massachusetts

I've been a fan of the Cape Cod Red for a couple years now, and I finally decided to stop by the brewery this summer. Located in a warehouse near the Sears repair shop off of Phinney's Lane, my hopes weren't very high. It's kind of an old parking lot in an industrial area of the Cape (or as industrial as you can get near Hyannis Sand & Gravel). But, Cape Cod Beer is doing everything right! Immediately when you walk in there are freezers with growlers and individual 500ml flippers. That's pretty easy access! The shop is full of Cape Cod beer merchandise and beer-related merchandise in general. My guess is that it's probably the only place on Cape for homebrewers to get supplies in person. If you aren't visiting when there's a guided tour of the brewery, then don't miss the self-guided tour. The self-guided tour isn't much, but it's everything I wanted--a glimpse inside the brewery and free samples. Honestly, I'm not a fan of all their beers (I actually don't really dig the summer ale). But everyone at Cape Cod Beer is very nice and passionate. They will help you find a beer you enjoy! Tip: Hit up Cape Cod Potato Chips's self guided tour then bring your free bag of chips to Cape Cod Beer. read more

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We spent our honeymoon in Cape Cod and after enjoying their beer at multiple restaurants in the area, visited the brewery for a tasting! The Beach Blonde is delicious. read more

I am embarrassed--nay--ashamed, that I have been living on Cape Cod for five years and hadn't been to Cape Cod Beer. I think one of the reasons I never bothered to check it out was because the CC beers on most menus around here just include their IPA or other lighter beers. Not my taste, so I just kind dismissed the whole brand. Now I know better. I have been schooled. Cape Cod Beer has tons of beer and makes amazing special batch brews and has seasonal flavors and did oh my god this place is awesome. The indoor space is nice and big, and their flights are served via a weird token system that I actually kind of like. The merch area has a cooler where you can pick up bottles and cans (just clap your hands), plus snacky snacks and ice cream. And I just learned you can order your beer in there too! It's a little less crowded than the actual bar, and you can bring your dog in there (not the actual bar though). Oh yeah, totally dog friendly. It's actually how I started going there. They host a "yappy hour" on the second Tuesday of the month. Hang out in the outdoor tent, enjoy samples and a raffle from the pet shop next store and socialize with your dog. I will comment that yappy hour can alllmost get out of hand. Just like a dog park (but with leashes), so some dogs are not quite as friendly others. Combine with tipsy, distracted owners and you could easily have a scuffle. I've seen a couple close calls, so I don't drink if I'm there with Bellamy by myself. I should try the homemade root beer next time. Because they make homemade root beer. Service is amazing. Staff are all nice and helpful. You can pay for a growler or six-pack and then just run to the cooler to grab it later, so it stays cold. Expect to have any questions patiently answered by dude(ttes) who love beer. I can't believe I haven't gone to Cape Cod beer a zillion times. I am genuinely sorry. Please forgive me. Believe me, all the missed time I could have been chilling at this place is punishment enough. On the plus side, now that I know how awesome Cape Cod Beer is, I get to make up for lost time! read more

Always a favorite place to go. Great beer, great service, and great fun!. We always have an awesome experience. We'll be back! Cara, Alyssa, Leanne, and Carol rock. Thanks Todd and Beth. #fivestarcapecod read more

We had been drinking their beer at restaurants throughout the area, but finally got to drink it at their homebase! The brewery has a gift shop, outside eating area, and indoor brewery/tasting room. The brewery is a perfect adult playyard, with games setup throughout the brewery...There's cornhole, jenga, checkers, a foosball table, and plenty of board games to keep you company while you drink! Best of all, the beer tastings are affordable at 5 samples for $5! You even get to keep the tasting glass. My favorites here were the beach blonde, the summer, and the saison! There was no food available at the brewery, but it looks like they often host events with food trucks and farmers markets! Great local casual venue! A must visit! read more

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My boyfriend and I went to Cape Cod Beer for the brewery tour and beer tasting. The brewery tour is free and only once a day at 11 am. The supposedly brewery tour is more of like a lecture of about 30 mins. I said "supposedly" tour because, since their facility is small, wherever the lecture took place is where the tour is as everything were there including the ingredients of the beer, the machines and equipment for brewing. We didn't even have to leave the room! I really liked it because it was informational...Now I have an idea on how to make beer! After the tour, we had beer tasting. $5 for 5 samples of beer and we get to keep the glass. Good deal! They even have a place where you could hang out, play board games and drink your beer samples. Cool! Staff were also friendly and approachable. Good job! Overall, I will definitely come back to this place. Can't wait! read more

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It's small but it's fun! When you run out of places to take your summer visitors, send them here for a few hours of more info than you may need about brewing and free beer tastes. I don't even like beer and I had a pretty good time! Browse, buy and go! read more

I would think if an establishment advertises that they are open until 6, and you arrive at 5:25, you might still be welcomed. Not so....huh. read more

Fun place to stop by; we came here as an escape from the sun. The tasting is really affordable - you get 5 tokens that you can exchange for beers one at a time. You can even take the tasting glass home. There are board games inside, but the selection isn't great. There's also a foosball table. There are several big tables inside, as well as a covered area outside. There is a corn hole set up outside. read more

I always enjoy their IPA and I had a good time at past Oktoberfests. All events at cape cod beer in the past were free. Now they are charging money for almost everything. Isn't it enough if I buy your beer and the overpriced food? At this Octoberfest a smallish sausage was $10 and a pretzel $ 12. Worse than Munich Oktoberfest prices. read more

This is a cool spot for a weekend or vacation day activity. Great beer and fun games to play. Good pub crawl destination.

Came with a friend as the designated driver and of course due to Covid-19 they had to start serving food with the tastings. Gotta say they knocked it out of the park the appetizers here are better than most restaurants! read more

Good pretzel. A variety of beer to pick, and they are refreshing. Touring from California