Can't go wrong here!! Selection of adult beverages on tap or to go are diverse enough for any…read morepalate and the pretzels and flatbread pizzas and burger bites are all delish! Also the cool events (trivia nights, summer fest, woof you be mine.....) are so much fun! Highly recommend any of the Guild breweries but my hometown has the best one because it is close to home!

Long beer list with lots of funky options! They also have some cocktails available using local…read morespirits from Rhodium. I had a hard time choosing between the Pretty In Pink strawberry lager and the Apple Pie Seltzer, but the PIP was actually all out (so sad!!) so I went with the seltzer. It had a strong almost artificial scent, but a much more mild flavor. It wasn't too sweet and had notes of cinnamon - very unique and drinkable, although I don't think I'd need more than one. I was surprised and pleased to see they have a food menu. There's a pretty big parking lot but it's very uneven and filled with pot holes, and people park a little...erm...creatively - you've been warned. On weekends I've seen the main and overflow lot fill up, and I couldn't even find street parking, so had to go elsewhere - plan accordingly. The tap room is big and has nice bathrooms that are always clean. The main seating option are long picnic table benches - my back personally cannot do a backless seat for more than an hour without being in pain, so take that into consideration. It's also kind of awkward to swing your legs into the seat every time you have to get up, especially if it's full and you're in the middle. I'd love this place so much more if it just got normal tables and individual chairs with backs! My favorite thing about this brewery is that it is dog friendly and there are usually multiple gorgeous furry faces here to oggle over.

Fantastic brewery in an industrial area you wouldn't expect. The beer was delicious and the part…read moreowner who served us was very funny. We got the Revery Imperial Russian stout (9%) and the Main Squeeze American Pale Wheat (5%). I'm more of a style person, so I liked that more because it was thicker but both were very good. Beautiful flavor in each and nice citrus notes in the pale wheat. Prices are very reasonable and there's even a mascot while you enjoy some beer - their beautiful grey cat comes up to you asking for some attention!

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

Been here several times over the course of 2020 for curbside pick-up. Due to the pandemic, I've…read morenever had the pleasure of being inside the tap room, but I've heard amazing things about it & look forward to being able to try it in the (hopefully near) future. They have a really great variety of beer throughout the year, from sours to stouts, & I get a real chuckle out of their label designs & beer names. They have some pretty awesome seasonal stuff too; this year, I was psyched about their fall beer (Gourds Gone Wild) & their holiday cranberry beer (Hipster Santa). Their summer sours were pretty epic too. And, l've loved their collaborations with Borealis Coffee Company. They also have a decent size IPA selection for those who love them; I recommend the Chubby Unicorn...so good! Beer is sold in cans here. Their website is super easy to use & gives great descriptions of what they have available. If you sign up for their emails, you'll get a heads up on new flavors...or returns of your favorites. Definitely worth checking out if you're a craft beer lover. Can't wait to see what they create in 2021!

I know they're closed but I'm writing a review anyways :(…read more I was really sad to hear that Smug was going out of business. It's in a big warehouse space that connects to some other businesses, and they'd been hosting some cool events and beer launch parties towards the end. The space was a little weirdly shaped, but there was usually always someplace to sit. The beers came in a wide variety. The Hawaiian Punch bright red sour they usually had was my favorite- so sweet and nostalgic - but they made other great sours. I tried a non alcoholic beer the last time I went that I really loved, I wish I could remember the name. The parking was the worst part - I could never find a space nearby and often had to walk a street or two over, which wasn't ideal for this area at night imo. Whenever they had a food truck, it would take up part of one of the narrow side streets, as well as half the sidewalk since they would park up on it, which looked bizarre and made it hard to pass both as a pedestrian and driver lol. Service was a little slow, but bartenders tended to make good conversation with everyone, so that's a decent excuse. I'll really miss it!

Phantom Farms Brewing is a craft brewery that opened in Cumberland, Rhode Island in March 2024. It…read morewas founded by entrepreneur Jason Macari and his son-in-law Jay Neveu. Macari first worked for toy manufacturer Hasbro before launching a custom cabinetry business with another former Hasbro colleague. Today he is involved in multiple businesses. For a new venture, Macari decided to open his own brewery with Neveu, another former Hasbro employee. The partners acquired and completely renovated the circa 1872 Berkeley Mill boiler room building to house the brewery. They named it "Phantom Farms" after the Macari family's local apple orchard and bakery just down the road. Oscar Garrido and Andrea Riera, a husband-and-wife team from Chile, were hired as the head brewers. Since opening, Phantom Farms has become known for its farm-to-pint operation, its close connection to its namesake orchard, a historic taproom, and award-winning lagers. I recently visited Phantom Farms Brewing while I was in town for the day. I was scheduled to meet up with some other beer bloggers. The first thing I noticed was how beautiful the restored historic building was. There was plenty of space upstairs and downstairs, indoors and outdoors, and the brewery is also family-friendly. After exploring all of the various rooms, I looked over the draught menu. There was an eclectic mix of beer styles as well as hard cider crafted with apples from the Phantom Farms Orchard. Between mingling with the other bloggers and playing some games of Biñho, I enjoyed pours of "Half Dark" (Czech Amber Lager), "Elegant Viking" (New England IPA), "Alternate Continuum" (Barrel-Aged Saison), and "Hypernova" (Barleywine). I was very impressed with everything that I tried, especially the last two. Between an excellent roster of beers, a beautiful historic space, and some excellent company, I had a really enjoyable experience at Phantom Farms and I highly recommend them to any craft beer aficionados who are visiting the area!

Visit Phantom Farms Brewery for the first time last night! It was trivia night indoors but we had…read moreour dog with us so we sat outside. There was a food truck set up which was great and plenty of options inside. The service was quick and we enjoyed the space overall! I was thrown off that this is not, in fact, located at the actual Phantom Farms, but that's totally on me! It was still a nice spot to stop into.

Always an awsome time at our first female owned and operated brewery. It's a small spot but always…read moreparking there and room for drinking. There were always three beers and you can try them all in a flight to decide what you one would like a pour of. The atmosphere is very welcome , with Nichole remembering her customers and always thanks them For visiting. For a real fun time check out the social medias ! They are always funny ! The most important part of this place is the beer. As a small brewery if you only make small batches you have better be sure they are all amazing. And this is the case here. As the kids say .. " slay ". Every beer I have had has been Delcious. Whether is my fave the neopolitan , my husbands fave mango, peppermint stout , they are all delicious. This is one of our fave places to go ... please Check it out and tell them #lizpour sent you. Cheers !

I purchased the eggnog stout. It was quite good. Very convenient to pick up a pizza from A Guy and…read morehis Pie then grab some beer from Crooked.

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)

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!

Stopped here on our way into Boston. It is a beautiful brewery that really shined with the fall…read morecolors. Parking is a little strange, but it was doable mid day on a Sunday. Both bartenders were very friendly and they have a VERY wide selection of beers. My fiance likes IPAs so he was in heaven. I prefer fruity beers and they had four available sours. I had two of them and they were both good. I also picked up a very soft sweatshirt as a memento.

Great spot to grab a drink and a bite to eat! This place is large, and when it's warmer the windows…read moreopen the whole place up. Good location with a nice view of the park and water (can go for a nice walk after). Ample parking and sometimes they have live music! Service is always friendly and food and beer selection is good!

Very cool ambiance inside and outside. Indoors has self seating but can be very loud with all the…read moreconversations and music. They sell shirts, growlers and to go beer. They also sell food. Nothing fancy but typical bar food. You go up to the bar, order your food/drinks and take a number then they bring it to your table. If you want a quieter time, outside has Adirondack chairs around beautiful fire pits. It's more chilled outside with less noise. Great place for groups and even families. Very nice brewery.

Came in for drinks with friends. Lots of places to sit, some super comfortable! There is also a…read morecoffee shop inside so options abound.

I hosted a meet up in this space for the first time and it was wonderful! Great service, beautiful…read morespace, and NA beer to boot. A lot of community support with game night and a bluegrass jam band, too!