This place continues to knock it out of the park! The pretzels, nachos, pizza, and beers are…read morefantastic! The bartenders are always courteous and make excellent recommendations. The positive vibes and outdoor atmosphere, which is dog friendly, are wonderful! Enjoy the live music and kayakers coming in for a brew!

Don't tip until the end. I've discovered that when I hand…read moreover a pre-game $10 cash tip before sitting down, magically the dirty tables get cleaned, the forks stop looking like they lost a bar fight, and the "30-45 minute estimated wait" doesn't turn into a semester abroad. Weird how that works. Especially in a mostly self-service setup where the "team experience" is supposedly what we're tipping for in the first place. Now, the place itself? Always a vibe. The ambiance is a consistent 10. Hanging flowers everywhere, riverfront energy, live music, sunshine, cold beer, people laughing like they don't have mortgages... it's basically Pinterest with an IPA tap list. The taco salad? Meh. The $14 "large" version looked like inflation personally assembled it. Nothing offensive, just forgettable. Cincinnati has better versions of that exact thing hiding in random strip malls next to vape stores and tax prep offices. Oddly enough, some of their other salads are actually much better. And salads at other Milford establishments rock...but it's not about the food. The Hawaiian pizza also came out looking like it attended the meeting but didn't contribute. Crust was underdone, chewy, and about as flavorful as a city council subcommittee. To be fair, I've had better pizzas here before, so maybe order it well done and pray over it briefly. But honestly? Nobody comes here because Anthony Bourdain's ghost whispered about the taco salad. You come for the atmosphere. The people. The flowers. The live music. The river. The one perfect cold beer from the homemade beer list that hits after a long day and briefly convinces you your life is organized. And in fairness... sometimes that's enough. and my wife loves this location.

My Mr. and I were doing the annual Sip Trip 6 (19.7 miles Beer and Bike Adventure from Fifty West…read moreBrewing to Cartridge Brewing) and this was one of the stops. It's on the bike trail which makes it very convenient and fun. Honestly, I've never heard of it but when we stopped, I was amazed with the location and feel to this place. Very outdoorsy and family oriented. You pull up and see a barn and a beautiful backyard. Feels like you at home. We had to check out the food menu! They have appetizers, salads, wings, sandwiches, and burgers. Your basic pub and grub. They have a really great craft beer selection. Especially on tap. We ordered: -2 Hazy Pale Ale 2026 Collab -BLT-A: Apple wood smoked bacon, Lettuce, tomatoes, avocado spread, served with marble rye bread They were slammed when we got there for lunch. But we still managed to get our food right away and it was delicious! The fries were coated and had great flavor and loved our sandwich. The avocado spread was fresh. Savannah our beertender was our server and she was kicking some major ass at the bar handling the bar and long lines by herself. Definitely on point and wish all bartenders were as attentive as she was. This was a really great experience and I can't wait to come back when we ride out on our bikes again. This is worth the trip.

My fiancee and I decided to join in on the 6th annual 50 West Sip Trip bicycle ride which included…read morea stop by here. We were both pretty excited to try it too because it looked so cool and laid back. Definitely bicyclist friendly since it's right next to a bike trail. They have lots of indoor and outdoor seating with a relaxed atmosphere. They feature live music on weekends too. The staff were all very friendly and welcoming, especially the bartender Savannah, who was pouring pints like a pro. We decided to get a bite to eat there too to keep us going for the rest of the trail to Cartridge Brewing. Their menu is pretty big with lots of pub grub options from salads, sandwiches, wings, nachos, and so much more. We both had a pint on the Sip Trip hazy IPA and split a BLT-A sandwich with fries. Even though they were busy, we didn't wait long. The fries were hot and seasoned perfectly. The BLT-A was delicious and hit the spot for sure. My fiancee enjoyed it all too. This is absolutely a spot worth a drive or a bike trip.

The perfect "hole in the wall"! They had three pool tables, darts, and old classic game machines…read more Pool was a dollar fifty a game, not sure about darts. The bartender was nice and helped get our balls that were stuck in the machine. They also have an outside patio where you can sit and play huge jenga, or chill with your drinks. Didn't try and food but will definitely be back!

So fun. Literally an 8 piece band with several serious saxophones…read more Great vibe. I went with my husband and our newly married daughter and son in law. Fun for us all. Mainly older crowd but pool tables make it worth the trip.

Located on Main Street, downtown Milford which has been an up an coming hot spot for dining and and…read moreboutique shopping. Chappy's offers a place to hang out with friends, host a decent size party or just want to catch a game on TV. For alternative entertainment they have one pool table, Large Jenga game, Dart and a giant Connect Four game. If you no longer want to sit at a bar, you can venture to a sitting area located in the front of the bar. Also, there is outside seating as well. Great variety of bourbons such as Wild Turkey, Four Roses and Makers Mark. They also have a great selection of draft beers as well. They do have a food menu. I didn't see anyone ordering food so not sure if it's delicious! Oh and one more important detail to mention. You will find public parking conveniently located diagonally to Chappy's. Definitely would visit again.

I love going to Chappy's to watch games, have a drink and hang out. Everyone working there is…read morealways so nice and welcoming. Definitely recommend stopping in.

We were looking for a lunch spot on New Year's Day and lots of restaurants were closed, but we did…read morefind that Quaker Steak & Lube was open. It was packed. The wait time was about 15 minutes to be seated. And we were told that there were several large parties there not to give up on the server, but we would be served as soon as possible. We waited for our food for about 35 to 40 minutes, which we knew it would be a bit longer, but since they have TVs all around and there were sports on, it didn't seem like that long. They communicated all along where we were in the process. Which it's always helpful when they let you know they haven't forgotten about you. The salad was a large proportion. The cheese curds were out of this world. This might be my go to salad each time I come. All in all we spent about two hours there and the place had emptied out by the time we were finished. Our server was amazing with keeping up with everybody and her area.

It was good. We went on a Friday night so there was a bit of a wait on our food but food was good!…read moreWe come here maybe 3-4 times a year and it's always a pleasant visit.

This was our second visit, and somehow it was even better than the first. From the moment we…read morearrived, the staff was attentive, friendly, and incredibly knowledgeable, offering great recommendations that did not disappoint. Every dish was unique and packed with flavor. The lobster may be the best in town--buttery, tender, and perfectly seasoned. The short rib mac and cheese was pure comfort food elevated to another level, with rich, melted cheese and a side of homemade tomato sauce that added an unexpected burst of flavor. The real surprise of the night was the potato cake. Whether it's a secret menu item or not, it deserves a permanent spot on the menu. The combination of crispy potato cake, creamy goat cheese, and sweet apple butter was absolutely incredible and unlike anything we've had before. This restaurant continues to impress us with its creativity, quality, and outstanding service. We can't wait for our next visit.

My fiancée and I road the bike trail to Milford from our home. I wanted to go somewhere different…read morefor lunch and my fiancée mentioned coming here. He's dined here once and loved it. Located in Old Milford, This restaurant looks like a diner, but I love their menu. It's a mix of tapas style, brunch, salads, sandwiches, has a speciality section for lobster with a unique drink menu. I love it! The inside is very welcoming and love the decor. Not too huge but definitely an intimate setting. Since it was a lovely afternoon, we sat outside. We ordered: Drinks: -Paul Ponnelle Pinot noir (France) -Pierre Delize sparkling Blanc de Blanc (France) -Garage Beer Lime Lunch: -Chicken salad club sandwich -Arugula salad-grilled lemon vinaigrette, radish and Parmesan Potato cakes- whipped feta & apple butter We got our meals right away and they were delicious! Love the lemon vinaigrette as my dressing for my salad. The combination of the apple butter and whipped feta went so well with my potato cakes. I tried a bite of my fiancée's sandwich and loved the toasted bread and the chicken salad had great flavor! Our server was Hannah and she was very kind and attentive. What a great experience! I loved spending my time here and would definitely come back!

Fun evening and one of the most economical movie theaters around. A wide selection of food (very…read morefew vegetarian options at the restaurant). Full bar with a wide selection of local beers. The seats were a little disappointing but each set has a table joining them so be careful when picking seats online. You have to print out your online ticket at the venue which seems odd but the lines moved quickly the night we were there.

It was a busy Saturday night and the service was very prompt…read more Ice cold beer on draft Several TVs for college football watching The pulled pork platter was plentiful- try the Alabama white sauce- The Cole slaw is unlike any other I've tasted really good with a spicy kick Texas toast is bomb Tip- eat in the restaurant- the cigar bar area gets really smoky- it gave me a headache after a few minutes- Our server Kennedy did a good job-

If you haven't been to MPH Brewing in Montgomery, you're either stuck in traffic... or parked…read moresomewhere three blocks away wondering if this place is really worth the walk. Spoiler: it is. The only real complaint here is that the parking situation occasionally resembles a Black Friday doorbuster...,,except instead of discounted TVs, you're fighting for proximity to exceptional beer and people who actually seem glad you showed up. From the moment you walk in, you get hit with something rare these days: genuine, unscripted hospitality. Sierra, the general manager, runs the place with the kind of quiet authority that says, "Yes, we're in control....and yes, you're going to enjoy yourself." She's sharp, composed, and clearly the reason everything hums instead of hiccups. Then there's Maddie...her sister....who is essentially a human champagne cork. Every interaction pops, sparkles, and somehow gets more entertaining the longer you're around her. Watching Sierra and Maddie interact is like seeing discipline and delightful chaos shake hands and decide to run a brewery together. The result? A place that feels both dialed-in and alive. Caroline deserves her own headline. Not just pleasant...precision-level accommodating. The kind of service where you don't have to ask twice, and usually don't even have to ask once. She and Maddie made sure we were completely taken care of out on the porch, including getting a fire going when the temperature dipped into that sneaky "do I need a jacket or not?" zone. That's not service..,.that's anticipation. The food? Legitimately strong. The prosciutto and fig jam pizza hits that perfect balance of sweet, salty, and "why did we not order two of these?" Their salads don't feel like a punishment, and the sandwiches,,..let's just say people aren't exaggerating. You'll see tables guarding them like trade secrets. Now the beer....this is where MPH separates itself from the "nice patio, average product" crowd you find scattered along certain nearby river-adjacent zones. These beers don't just show up,,.they perform. Clean, well-crafted, and across a lineup that feels like a brewmaster who knows exactly what he's doing and isn't guessing. You could drop several of these into a national competition and they wouldn't just participate--they'd make noise. What stands out most is the environment. Relaxed without being lazy, energetic without being chaotic. If the weather cooperates, sitting outside is one of the most enjoyable, almost unfairly pleasant experiences you'll find in Montgomery. There's really nothing else like it in the immediate area, it's not trying to copy anything, and that's exactly why it works. Bottom line: MPH Brewing is what happens when ownership hires well, trains well, and then gets out of the way of good people doing good work. Just plan your parking strategy like you're invading Normandy--or bring comfortable shoes. Either way, you'll leave glad you made the effort.

Always a fun and welcoming place to stop in. I don't drink beer a lot and they have a bunch of in…read morehouse seltzer flavors. I loved the variety! The pizza we got was pretty good as well. Very cheese which we like. The service is fast and the staff was friendly!