I haven't had the food here but it's a really cool experience to be able to try out different local…read morefood trucks. I've never had bad service and at the moment I can't drink so they're awesome about recommending their favorite non-alcoholic options. The building is super cool inside and out and I love the way they've designed the space into a really cool and functional meeting place. They also have a ton of events to bring the community together which is an awesome touch.

My friends and I love coming here for their trivia nights! I'm not much of a beer drinker, so I…read moreusually stick to something light like a cider. I really appreciate that they offer a variety of cider flavors to choose from so it makes it easy to find something I enjoy. They usually have different food trucks outside each week, which is fun if you're in the mood to try something new. There's also a small food menu inside, though it's a bit limited if you're just looking for snacks. The cashier who took our orders was friendly, the space was clean, and it wasn't too crowded, which made the experience even better. I'd definitely come back again!

Had some great brews in this cute little taproom hidden out in Pawtucket. Bartender was super…read morefriendly, and it was a nice chill vibe to chat with friends. Loved the rice lager I tried, light and crisp

Nice local brewery with some good brews. We enjoyed the Death by Hops IPA. They have a number of…read morebeers on tap and offer flights and 4oz pours to sample the variety of brews. It's a little bit of a strange location in an industrial complex near the transfer station but they have good signage to guide you from the Main Street. Some outdoor seating, bar seating and a few tables in the bar area. Friendly bar service.

Metal night on Monday was fun. Grabbed some delicious IPAs from the bar inside. Plenty of seating…read moreoptions in or out. Love this larger new spot for these guys. Street parking is plentiful and free. If you have extra time, check out the other businesses in the area too from distillers to coffee shops.

Top notch beer, bartenders and food (from in house chefs at Screaming Unicorn). Taproom is huge but…read moreinviting...our favorite RI brewery. Good variety of styles of beer, too.

Moniker Brewery is a craft brewery that opened in Providence, Rhode Island in January 2021. It was…read morefounded by business partners Bryan Benedict, Jeff Goodno, Ben Estes, Ted Pease and Jean Lombard. Benedict left a career in IT in order to turn his craft beer hobby into a full time job. He worked as a sales rep and brand manager for a wholesaler before becoming the director of marketing and sales at Connecticut-based Beer'd Brewing Company. He dreamed of opening his own brewery, so he partnered with Goodno, who had 15+ years of experience working for breweries such as Taproot, Victory Brewing, and SOME Brewing. Estes, who had formerly worked at Proclamation Ale Company and the Guild, was hired as the head brewer. Pease and Lombard, who had experience with tax laws and other skills, were the last partners to come on board. They set up shop in a former auto body. Benedict chose the name "Moniker" to strip away the focus on brand egos and instead focus entirely on the taproom experience, the community, and the beer. The brewery became notable for their wide repertoire of beer styles, even earning praise from Hop Culture Magazine. In May 2026, Moniker purchased Ravenous Brewing in Cumberland with plans to rebrand it as "Moniker North". I recently visited Moniker Brewery while I was passing through Providence. They had been on my list for a while. The place was small and cozy but inviting with a decent amount of indoor seating. There is also patio seating outside, but it was a little too wet and chilly on the day of my visit. I pulled up a seat at the bar and looked over the draught menu. There was a nice eclectic mix of styles. I ordered a sampler flight which included "L.H. Czech Dark" (Tmavé), "Midnight Rodeo" (Dark Mexican Lager), "Blinded by Nostalgia" (IPA), "Stay Cool Drink Moniker" (Hazy Pale Ale), and "It's Called Sightseeing" (Bourbon Barrel-Aged Tripel). The latter was my favorite! Between the eclectic mix of styles and the friendly space, I really enjoyed my visit to Moniker. I look forward to when they open their new larger space.

Chill vibe and a lot more seating than I expected. Their stout was killer! It was the West End…read moreReserve which was 11% abv and very smooth ($11 for 12oz). My mom got a 5oz pour of their Midnight Rodeo dark Mexican lager. It was really tasty and reminded me of a much better Dos Equis Amber ($3.50)

Always a shame to discover a place right at the end of their run- although I suppose that's when…read moreyou find out how it REALLY is. There's less than a week left, but the staff still ran a great trivia night, meticulously cleaned every bar mat and counter, and treated the latecomers at the bar like they were regulars- no closing early here!. (thanks A!) It's hard to be in a high profile spot in the heart of an urban renewal movement, and some days your gonna miss. That said, I'm convinced that the heart and soul of this place are solid, and the city will be sorry to see it go.

The Marriott front desk suggested Union Station Brewery, and I have to be honest - all I heard was…read more"Brewery" and I was IN. I asked where is this Brewery? The front desk replied 1/2 a block from here. DOUBLE IN!! Had the Woonsocket local IPA and the Angel Chicken Enchiladadas. TRIFECTA!!! The chicken enchiladas were the best I've had. Tender enough to cut with your fork and firm enough to be picked up by the fork in one piece. No knife needed. The Woonsocket IPA was a solid pairing. Ate at the bar and enjoyed friendly conversation with the bar keeps. Well done Union Station, I will be back.

I have been to Smug Brewing a couple times and it is always a great time. They often have events. I…read morehave been there for a kids craft, comedy night, and a book club! They will have outside food trucks or vendors stop by since they don't prepare any food in-house, but the rotation of items is fun. The place has a vibe of a community hangout with lots of boardgames. The beers are amazing, by the way. There is something for everyone with the variety of items. The bartenders will let you sample until you find one you like which is awesome. A great place and a chill hangout spot!

Love them! Sours are life! Always open even in snow - thank you!! Games to play, friendly staff,…read morelove this place!

the pretzels here are to die for! absolutely delicious, well seasoned and creative options. if i…read morelived nearby id be coming here for a beer and snack all the time. i got their elote special and it had a small bit of spice and plenty of flavor. the pretzel was warm with a perfect pillowy soft texture. honestly it was the best pretzel i've ever had. they also have beer flights and a wide range of local, national and international beers, so plenty to mix and match. it's always a nice touch to have a flight when offering a large selection, so huge plus for me. service here was fast and kind, we were able to order and get everything within 12 minutes. ambiance in here is nice, plenty of seating at the bar and around the restaurant. it's pretty cozy and warm in here but also has a few tvs for those wanting to catch a game.

I hate to give less than 4 stars. But I feel it is necessary here…read more Experience started off positive. Came in while it was slow on a Sunday afternoon and sat ourselves. Server came over to give us waters, came back quickly twice to take drinks then food orders. We were told our appetizers would come out shortly. Then we waited. Our food was finally brought out (all together). After we got everything we wanted more drinks. No one came back to check on the food or refill our drinks. Food was good, not great. The dipping sauces we ordered for the pretzel were really subpar. Beer cheese that was split and congealed, and guac that was dark and slimy. Everything else was decent. The standout part of the meal was actually the soup of the day, clam chowder. Cashing out with a gift card was a pain. We were also not provided an itemized receipt. The amount seemed way higher than expected. Either way, payment required two different transactions so we could tip on a credit card. Not their fault, but also our original server must have left, and the one that took over apparently was the only one on the floor even as the dining room started to fill up. Had we ordered more drinks like we wanted, it would have brought us over our gift card amount so we could have paid the remained with a credit card. I don't think we would go back.