Downstairs as you enter has a nice vibe going on, all the tables and bar were occupied so we were…read moreseated upstairs; pretty bland compared to the main area with little to attract diners, and pale green walls that don't feel "restauranty". The pizza was absolutely delicious: the white cheese one was cooked well, crispy bottom and very cheesy: I ate the whole 12" size - minus a stolen slice. The specialty pizza had peppers and pepperoni, ham, sauce ..looked delicious and my friends really enjoyed it. Service was fine and our server came up to check on us and our drinks; the Monster Mash was my go to while the others had beers. When I'm back for another visit to the Brickhouse is on the go-to list!

3.5 stars. Street parking. Plenty of room. Good for large parties. 3.5 stars as food came out…read morelukewarm including the chowder which is a huge pet peeve of mine. Honey BBQ tenders were very good but literally came with one carrot stick and one piece of celery. I found that very bizarre. Cheeseburger had nice grill flavor. Overall, maybe another visit would be a hit vs a miss.

Stumbled on this brewery after a hike at Pack Monadnock; we almost drove right past it, but I'm so…read moreglad we didn't. I love when old buildings get a second life, and Post and Beam did a really nice job renovating this former Civil War Veterans' hall. The front yard could use a little sprucing, but the side patio and inside were clean and well kept. The small outdoor patio ended up being the perfect spot to sit and sip our hazy IPAs. Cool place and definitely worth a stop.

Tried Post & Beam Brewing on a summer afternoon and was really impressed. The Our Town NEIPA came…read morehighly recommended... Crisp, fruity, and super refreshing, it's exactly what you want on a warm day. The taproom has a darker, cozier vibe. Our server was friendly, attentive, and clearly knew the lineup well. What really adds to the charm is the building's history. Originally built in 1837 as a private academy, it later served as a Civil War veterans' hall before becoming home to the brewery. You can feel the past in the details, Post & Beam has done a great job preserving that legacy. Unfortunately, no dogs allowed inside or outside on their patio

We've been a few times and most of the food is always excellent. Usually busy but very…read moreaccommodating to even larger groups. The often 30-45 minute wait has always been worth it. We've tried the following: Crispy fried ribs - like an elevated version of a Chinese spare rib, delicious! Blistered shishito peppers - delicious flavor! Fried chicken sandwich - Good flavor but falls apart as youre eating it. Id suggest a better bun and less honey. Tacos - what you expect at a place like this. Average at best. Ranch hand steak frites - excellent Prime rib - excellent Blackened Salmon - excellent Nachos with chicken - excellent And probably others that I cant remember. We've been a few times and enjoy it each time. Our out of state family visitors always love this place as well. Good welcoming environment for kids too. They usually have corn hole and some disc sliding game for anyone to play. A little on the pricey side but you get what you pay for.

Went to the Portsmouth location. Lots of food and great service…read more Enjoyed the food! Was impressed with the quality. Really enjoyed everything except the cornbread which was a little dry. Probably ate only half and brought the rest home for another meal.

I'm back in the area on business and had to stop in at least one brewery. TailSpinner Brewery makes…read moremy 279th brewery. No, not on this trip but overall. I'm not THAT much of an alcoholic... First of all TSB is small, and the parking is a little tough. I managed to grab an open parking spot right in front and then got one of the three seats at the bar area. It looked like there was seating upstairs which is good because there wasn't much downstairs. Coosane NEIPA was a very tasty IPA. Wulver's Moon Scottish wee heavy wasn't bad but not my favorite Scotch ale. Although this is one of my favorite styles overall. Thelonius Funk hoppy black saison definitely had a hop flavor to it but it was pretty light. Mad Eye Raven rye oatmeal stout on nitro is one I had to try as I'm partial to beers on nitro. I liked this one. I only got a hint of the rye and I'm not sure I would have picked it out if I weren't clued in. Still, I enjoyed it as the rye was just kind of a bonus for me. I wasn't there long but the brewer was hanging out chatting with a couple of customers which is always cool. The whole place had a very friendly vibe and I would have stayed longer if I didn't have to be up before the crack of dawn tomorrow. If anyone is a glutton for punishment, please, follow my brewery, and distillery, reviews from across the U.S. and beyond! https://www.yelp.com/collection/-8iscFkpiiCI563-FDfwGg and if anyone is wondering who SWPFTD is you will have to check out my review of Black Market Brewing Co in Temecula, CA to understand. Yes, you will need to read into it a little to get the joke but I have confidence in you! I hope my confidence is not misplaced.

This place is tinyyyyyyyyy. Maybe five stools at the bar, if there's no room you sit in the loft &…read morethe bartender comes up to you. It's not a brewery experience - just a regular restaurant experience. The beer was okay, nothing to really rave about.

Love the patio in the summer months. Very cheery and relaxing…read more The tasting flight is generous and impressive! Just get that and you're set. Incredibly tasty. Definitely a place to be frequented, frequently!

Yep, despite being on a dark road with minimal signage I managed to find Able Ebenezer and pop in…read morefor a beer. A good crowd but there was plenty of space and the wifi was working well. I captured a small high top table with three seats and no one seemed to mind as I enjoyed my beer and plodded away on the laptop for a bit. I landed just as the trivia night was kicking off and while it was a little loud, it moved fast and was fun. I didn't play but I would like to think that I would have done okay. My one beer this evening was the Tabula Rasa, an apricot amber ale. Caramel and fruit notes, it was not too sweet and quite delicious. Mildly strong at 7.5% which was unexpected. Just the one, thanks! [Round number review 10500 overall, 267 of 2019.]

Great service. Knowledgeable bartenders always willing to…read morerecommend beer styles. Falafel gyro is my go to entree.

As a vegetarian- I liked their falafel, fried and nachos - oooo so good. They do sometimes have…read morelive music which is good. I like the ambience- you can see the beers. Service was good too. Been there couple times- unable to provide a pic- but, it is a good spot for alcohol lovers.

Thirsty robots needs robots!…read more It's Saturday and we head in about 30 minutes after they open. We are going to be at least 12 people. My daughters volleyball team is meeting up for lunch with their families before we head to a local tournament. Now- We go to breweries ALL the time. We haven't really faced this issue before but: they only had 2 people working and had 2 really small ovens. They cannot handle the demand of people or food orders. It took about an hour for us to receive a mac and cheese, a pizza, an order of pierogi's and a quesadilla. My husbands food never hit the table (a chicken, bacon, ranch wrap.) Other families who ordered right after us- it took an hour and 20 minutes to get the food. Pizza- My family said it was ok Pierogi's- (potato & cheese) was there any cheese in it? A lot of potato (pro tip: ask for some liquid cheese served with the pretzels for dipping!) Mac & Cheese- they put nutmeg in it. my opinion: nutmeg doesn't belong in mac & cheese. quesadilla- (cheese) HUGE portion! extra crispy cheese on the edges. I like this style! Then... the line! This is the food ordering, beer ordering and bill pay line. My husband was in line for over 15 minutes to pay the bill. I actually don't even know exactly how long because I had to leave him there to pay while I got the kids to the tournament! It's got a decent location, good size, cool little outdoor area, cool art on the walls and their food was decent but they just can't handle a crowd. Underprepared.

Left as the music was making any conversation impossible.Visited before and the place was very…read morepleasant; the volume today was unbeatable.

Tried the Witty beer and my husband tried the Divine. Nice! They have a bit more food items on…read moretheir menu than the last time we were there. We'll be back to try their food.

Average at best. Beer is very good with some exceptional highlights such as Temptation, Opportunity…read moreand more. Service at the bar is good, sometime amazing and sometimes stretched. Service at tables is sub par, slow and not managed well. Not one visit. Multiple visits. We've been there more than a dozen times. It's such a unique place that I want to succeed desperately. Sometimes it is full and super busy but overtime. Some of these issues will catch up with them. It's a management issue. Food is consistent, tasty pub food at a relatively good price point. The challenge is food getting to the table in reasonable timeframes, hot and on time (apps not arriving at the same time as main course). There is an issue with the clarity of the service model. This past Sunday evening is a great example. Not busy. Server more focused on closing at 5:45pm than our table. Didn't see for long periods. We were at a table next to the bar and I saw our beers and wine.l sit there. I ended up getting them myself. One of our three appetizers came out ahead of time the other two arrived with dinner and they were warm at best. When dinner did arrive, the onion rings were cold. There seemed to be a manager, more concerned about busing our table and less about our status. In a past visit, a manager acknowledged the challenges we had and offered a gift certificate. I said it wasn't necessary. I just want to provide the feedback because I love the venue, the beer and the pub food. What is necessary is how fundamentally look at how they serve their customers consistently.

Sometimes people recommend spots that just don't hit right with you because it isn't your thing…read more That's OK, let others enjoy themselves, but that shouldn't stop you from trying other things at the location. Such is the case with Tree House Brewing Company started in Brimfield, MA and moved to Charlton, MA. Their legend is built of the juicy New England India Pale Ales (NEIPAs) like Julius, Green, and Haze. People had me try the cans of these before and not surprising to me, I didn't like them. That didn't stop me from going to the newer Tewksbury location to try it out. This is the old clubhouse at the Tewksbury Country Club, which is outright beautiful with wood paneling and designs everywhere. Its massive halls are filled with golfer bros, work outings, and generations of families. My measuring stick at a new brew spot is to try at least four beers I like. With Tree House's massive selection of flavors including sours, ales, pilsner, stouts, seltzers, and distilled spirits, it was not hard to find. Even though the servers looked at me strangely when I removed the entire IPA page from my line of vision, they did help me find the less hop-forward beers. Here are the beers I had: *** Human Condition Nitro Stout *** Easy Does It Pilsner **** Enduring Relief Rye Beer **** Catharsis Porter *** Mom's Ray of Sunshine Extra Strawberry Peanut Stout . Julius (with Peach & Guava) What I really came here to try was the *** Pepperoni Pizza (7.3) Order this thing BEFORE any beer, it takes them quite a while to make. A lot of pictures from several sources made it look like my style, and it is that thin crust with little flop and enough flavor in the toppings and sauce to carry the bread. The toppings were good, the sauce was tasty, BUT the crust of the pizza disappointed me this time. Once you've invested in the pizza, it started to taste like great toppings on cardboard - no other way to describe it. The first pieces when hot were pretty good, but as it cooled it got harder and harder to eat. The score might have been high 8's or low 9's if the crust didn't bother me so much. Overall, it's a beautiful spot in the middle of Tewksbury and the brewery is legendary for a reason. It truly caters to the beer officianados and world travelers, after white collar work crowd, and the golfing buddies. It is limited in its offerings and I'm used to breweries offering many more food options, so like I said, it's not for me. Be well, eat well, and thank a farmer.

I had no idea this location existed until I was heading north from Boston and looked for the…read moreclosest Treehouse location and there was one!! My husband made an online order for pickup, but I wanted to check the place out so I went in for a pour and drank it outside in one of the many spots you can venture outside. There's a lovely bridge overlooking the golf course, a gazebo with tables, tables in the sun, tables in the shade, Adirondack chairs facing a pond, even a rooftop deck. So many outdoor options! Of course there are also a bunch of nooks for indoor seating as well as long wooden tables with benches. The pizza looked and smelled freaking phenomenal. I wanted one with vodka sauce but I'll have to wait to try it when my husband goes with me. They have a draft beer bar and a cocktail/mocktail bar in different areas. A few tiny bathrooms throughout and a shop with lots of golf gear and other merch. I ended up making an online order when I realized they make their own spirits and other fun canned cocktail type drinks. OMG they even have regular seltzer water in cans with flavors like cotton candy!! When you pickup an order, you park in a designated spot, checkin online and tell them which spot you're in. They will bring your order out to your car. So convenient! Do yourself a favor and check this place out.

A good place to sit with a crowd. I've been twice now with a group of six and basically ordering…read moreone of each appetizer works well for us. The weight staff is always friendly and attentive. They have both their flights and wine flights, which is fun.

My husband and I love chicken sandwiches, and the internet said that Backyard Brewery had the best…read morein Manchester. Options are plentiful: I got the fried chicken sandwich and he got chicken and waffles, and they were both delicious. The menu had so many enticing options, and there were so many beer and cocktail choices. My husband doesn't drink, so I found it extra surprising and cool that he thought that the artwork for the brews they make in house was notable, especially the Necronomiquad. Our service was well-paced and attentive, and there were so many good places to choose to sit. Love me some big booths.