Went on my first dinner cruise with my husband to celebrate our upcoming wedding anniversary and it…read morewas wonderful! Our server Jane was very nice and made sure we had everything we needed as our set meal choices were brought to us. The presentation of the food from the appetizers, entrees and desserts were well presented. We had the opportunity to explore the open view area of the ship to get some great pictures of the skyline and photos of us too. The staff around us were all friendly and had smiles too. As we left the two hour cruise they offered a treat to leave with (a cookie) but we were both full from everything we had already served us. I would definitely do this again.

I did the whale watching excursion with city cruises and I had a great time. I went to the dock 15…read moremin before the board time and there was a very large line waiting to get on the boat. The boat itself was very big and had three levels. The inside of the boat felt a little on the older side, but I don't think that mattered much since I was outside looking at the water most of the trip. I found the people onboard incredible knowledgeable about the different species of whales and locating the whales. I was able to see multiple whales or see them jump out of the water multiple times. It was really exciting each time a whale was spotted and there was always a rush from one side of the boat to another when one was spotted. I didn't try any of the food onboard, but they had the typical snack foods.

Went for the Plymouth Punk Rock Market, stayed for seconds on their "Purple Drank". Walked out…read moregoofy style. Nice little room. Friendly Beekeeps. Cool events. Will return despite the distance.

America's hometown brewery with above average selection and quality of beers, often live music,…read morefriendly staff and festive atmosphere. The taproom is comfortable and the bar seats about ten. Food trucks visit frequently offering variety of pizza or BBQ.

Ok, so if I could give this an additional 6 stars I would, because Sips turned it up to 11 for…read moresure! We started out the day meeting at a hotel where we were offered an awesome discount on a room. From there we ventured to our first brewery stop on the tour of the Cape and en route we got a lesson on how beer is brewed, we talked about the original beer ever brewed in Egypt, played ice breaker games and enjoyed some yummy snacks. At our first brewery there was a winter market going on and we got to enjoy some local faire and gifts while the brew crew went over the history of the location and family that started it. Second we went to a spot for lunch and enjoyed some family style lunch servings with a beer pairing. We had healing bowls of homemade baked macaroni and cheese, buckets of nachos, pizza, and some other shareable finger foods. We spent so much time getting to know each other and I made some amazing new fiends on the trip. Lunch was no exception as we all enjoyed sharing food and stories. Continuing on the beer tour we made a stop at our second brewery and got two pints plus entertainment in the form of a Pac-Man/pong arcade game and some cornhole(it was a frosty match but those who went outside had fun) and our group scored the high scores on the game. Before our last brewery we got to experience a rare site on Cape, a frozen beach. We were going to do touchdown dances in preparation for the "Big Game" happening the next day, but the experience of standing on a frozen ocean took precedence, and all of us got a great group photo. We finished up in Hyannis within walking distance of an ice cream and put-put golf spot. I cannot wait to do this tour again in the summer so we can enjoy the seasonal fun as well. We had a 4 beer pairing at this spot and enjoyed a variety of bar snacks. We finished our tour back at the hotel we started at and went on our separate ways, and remained friends to this day. I cannot wait to go on another tour!!!! Now, I'm not superstitious but I am a little stitious, and this tour was held the day before the "Big Game" and our team won.

I had an amazing time with Sips Cape Cod! I highly recommend the Hoppy Trail Brewery Tour. Great…read morebeer and food seamlessly organized so you don't have to think about anything other than having fun! I recommend the tour to fellow beer nerds without hesitation, cheers!

Had a wonderful time with our company Christmas party, we usually rent restaurant space but Joe put…read moretogether a wonderful package, 3 great locations. Wine was incredible. Food pairing was unmatched, the shrimp ceviche at Rosa Mexicano was incredible. Joe was very attentive to our guest needs, catering to allergies. The water front locations is very scenic. Definitely recommend!

DO NOT WASTE YOUR MONEY! We did the Ink Block tour last week and it is overpriced and I had a very…read moredisappointing experience with the owner over costs. He is the dodgiest businessman I've ever encountered, to the point where I feel obligated to write my first Yelp review. I do not like sharing negative information but this treatment pushed me to share my experience so that it won't happen to anyone else. To reserve a tour, you first have to pay a deposit at the time of booking (fair enough) but then you have to pay in full for each person ($70/pp) the week before the tour. The owner, Joe, also encouraged me to pay for gratuity for each person ahead of the tour but at least I didn't do that piece on my credit card. So before even setting foot on this tour, I paid $840 for a party of 12. As luck would have it, our tour date was the weekend of Winter Storm Riley, that super windy Nor'easter/ Bombogenesis! We had friends joining from out of town who couldn't make it due to canceled flights and power outages. I got in touch with Joe the morning of our tour and told him 3 people couldn't join us (which later turned into 4 ppl), could he please help us out so we didn't have to pay in full for everyone who wasn't able to attend due to extreme weather and got the response of "Hey no problem! I will look when I get home... I'm already down here setting up.. so just come have a good time! :-)" Foolishly, I thought this meant he would help us out. I was wrong. Although Joe was at the restaurants before, during and after our tour, and had them rearrange the place settings to be set-up for our smaller group, he claimed there was nothing he could do about the extra $280 I had paid. I talked about this with him at the end of the tour (he awkwardly showed up at our last stop and took over for our much more personable tour guide) and he kept telling me that he would look into when he got home on his computer but there was nothing he could do now. While we were standing in the restaurant. Read: I don't want you to stiff us on the tip. (I did still tip our tour guide.) So the next day I followed up with him and asked for an update on the extra $280 I paid and was told he was working with the restaurants to see if he could get a refund for what he paid. When I reminded him he had told me this would be "no problem", he ended the email by saying "So I'm working with the locations to see if I can retrieve money back so I need some time. I promise I will do my best to help you out." I wrote to him and asked for another update yesterday, 7 days after our tour, before I wrote any reviews. No response. After not hearing back from Joe, who had told me he was "working with the locations", I decided to call one of the locations. Guess what? Joe had never contacted them. The owner was very sorry to hear this and said of course he would have helped out. He even kindly offered us free food the next time we go in since, as he said, we were getting "a sh!tty deal". The restaurants were great. Once caught in this lie, Joe told me there was nothing he could do about a refund but he offered me another wine tour. Riiiiight. A few ways Joe could have made this less painful of an experience was (1) not to lie repeatedly about helping me out with a refund. Why string me along? (2) given us something for the $280 I paid. If nothing else, give us the wine that I had pre-paid for, or the small bites at the restaurants. Just as a good business gesture of "Hey I'm sorry so many friends couldn't make it due to the insane weather and you have to eat the costs...here's an extra _ANYTHING_ for your trouble!" He had enough time to tell the restaurants our group size was smaller, just not enough to return some of the extra money he pocketed, so we paid the extra money for absolutely nothing. For $840 we got: 3 stops at restaurants basically next door to each other (Area Four, Lion's Tail, Fuji) At Area Four: 1 bottle of red, 1 bottle of white (retails for $19.99) poured amongst 9 people (incl tour guide) plus two small cheese flatbreads At Lion's Tail: 1 bottle of red and 1 bottle of white poured amongst 9 and two meat/cheese boards (several vegetarians on our tour but you don't get asked about the food that's been pre-arranged) At Fuji: 1 bottle of wine and 1 of champagne poured amongst 10 people (owner, Joe, jumped in here) plus edamame and spicy tuna rolls for the table (again, many didn't eat these) In summary, we paid $840 for 6 bottles of wine plus nibbles from the host kitchens that many wouldn't eat, and got lied to by the owner for a week until he gave up the lie and told me he has a no refund policy. It was painful. Please don't make the same mistake!

This place is tucked away in the woods and is so adorably local. The wine barn is right next to the…read morehouse and over looks the field of grape vines. We got here right when they opened and it was just us but as we were sitting there it got busier and busier. The wine was increíble staff were wonderful answering all of our questions chatting and having great recommendations. We got the wine tasting flights and the smores board. The smores board was fantastic! With a little fire, different types of marshmallows and all different types of chocolate. Would recommend!

Great night learning interesting new skills. Tasty food and delicious wine. Excellent service by…read morefriendly, attentive staff. Jessica shared her knowledge in a friendly, engaging and humorous way. She demonstrated care teaching manifesting; taking time to answer questions. A nice peaceful night where we were cozy while the wind, rain and chill blew outside. -

We had a great time here! We did tours / tastings of 3 distilleries in Boston on our last day in…read moretown and Bully Boy was a favorite! Our tour guide was knowledgeable but willing to admit when she didn't know the answer to something. She showed us around, answered questions and best of all, poured our samples! Bully Boy's products we good! We bought bottles of their Amaro, Boston Rum and Estate Gin but we didn't try anything that we didn't like. The facility is cool and there's an awesome space to hang out back in the barrel room. On caveat, which doesn't impact their rating at all is that it's in a "less than awesome" neighborhood, so be aware of that when you're visiting.

Hard to find at first, but definitely worth finding and going…read more The drinks were fantastic. The staff will help guide you based on your preference, but you can't go wrong with any choices (both alcoholic or NA). I had an Old Fashioned, and it was probably the best Old Fashioned I've had all year. They make all of their liquor themselves which is nice. It's a cozy place with limited seating, so keep this in mind. Best to go with a group of 4 or so, otherwise seating can be difficult to all sit together and easily interact. They host tours of the place with tastings that looked fun. I want to go in the future!