CraftRoots in Milford is exactly what I love about living in the metrowest community. Not only are…read morethey pumping out tasty craft beer, they're also giving it all back to the community. CraftRoots is a 501(c)3 non-profit and each month they select a new local charity to support. How amazing is that?! AND the best part?! It really is GREAT craft beer and even greater people. The flight is the perfect way to mix and match to find your go to pint for the evening. The staff are funny, engaging, and super kind, and the owners are some of the most down to earth, kind hearted folks I've met. PS - the live music was AMAZING and they have board games you can play too! If you get hungry there's always a local food truck standing by! My recommendations? Ms. American Pie (with sugar rim!) and the Ode to The Cranberries!

Fun place, small brewery with decent offerings on tap. Typically I go on a weekend night (Fri or…read moreSat) they generally have live music. There brews range from a lite lager, to NE style IPA's to a stout, something for all tastes. For food it varries, they do have snacks but the real food comes from food trucks so check the website to see who's serving it up on the day you're going, the taco truck seems to be a crowd favorite but it can vary. The setting is industrial garage, I like the look of the stainless steel vats that ferment the brews. The people who operate the place are very friendly and welcoming, the crowd can range from early 20 somethings to 60 somethings, dancing is encouraged. If you're a beer afficianado stop in for pint and make a new friend.

The place was a great spot! I love that it has more of a restaurant vibe than a brewery. I also…read moredon't drink beer so I like that they have plenty of other options. The cocktails are delicious! We got the nachos because I was a little hungry. Omg the beer cheese is phenomenal and so unique. It brought the nachos to a whole new level of deliciousness! Will def go again.

Bought another car up this way and keeping with my tradition from a couple years ago, I decided to…read morevisit cold harbor again; this time at their new beautiful location. Got there on a Thursday at 5:30 and could barely park it was so full. I was worried about a big wait but it turns out there was a party in their back room space (that looked amazing BTW). We were greeted and seated right away and our server Olivia T came right over. She never stopped hustling the whole night! Beer was still great, one click off the big boys but noble contenders in the mass beer game. The food was, quite honestly, nothing to look at but the flavor was pretty good. The avocado on the turkey burger looked like it came out of a bottle, but it tasted great. The corn salsa on the burger was also delicious, just wished there was a tiny bit more. Overall, it was another great visit only this time in a wonderful new space.

This place was fantastic! So glad we found it. We enjoyed a great charcuterie board and the drinks…read morewere delicious! Chicken swarhma sandwiches were incredible. Everything hmmm is house made here! Wish I lived nearby....

Pros: Cozy, British pub style atmosphere; interesting small plates, not too expensive…read more Cons: gets extremely crowded in the evenings; very loud when crowded; staff is snobbish I've been here a few times, and my most enjoyable experiences were during lunch. If you can sit at the bar or in one of the 2 tables by the window, you'll get excellent service. The charcuterie board is great, and the drink selection is also pretty good. However, the last time we came here, it was the middle of the afternoon on Valentine's day. I'm from Boston and Cape Cod and my partner is European; we look like it and we act like it. Upon a brief interaction with the hostess, we both felt spoken down to: "YOU'RE trying to come in on Valentine's day? Without a reservation?" This, coming from someone with a Worcester accent who was dressed like a boy going to church choir. We were shooed away into the dining area: "I guess you could stand over there and look at the menu". It's about 330 in the afternoon- most tables are completely empty. Then a different staff member, also with a working class accent, says "I need you to clear out of this walkway because this is for staff only", despite the fact that no staff were walking there and we had been standing there about 20-30 seconds. We left without saying anything as the hostess tried to say something to us. If you want to feel spoken down to, in the working class city of Worcester no less, come here. Alternately, if you're feeling aggressive and want to squeeze your way in to sit touching shoulder to shoulder, come here. The time before this, the hostess was a soft-spoken woman who mumbled a lot; we had to elbow people out of the way at the middle bar section, which is where she directed us. Maybe in another year I'll want to come back for lunch only. Honestly, I'd rather drive back to Boston if I'm going to be treated snobbishly.

Food is hit or miss but they do make strong drinks . Mostly locals but a decent place to hang out .read more

Food is solid and well priced. Great portions and fresh ingredients. But the service is painfully…read moreslow. We have been several times and it is always painfully slow. Do not go here with a tight time schedule. Food takes a long time (it comes out hot and fresh, so no complaints on quality) and getting refills or anything is just soooooo slow. If you have time, it's worth it. If you don't? Do not bother.

This place is incredible. An old school dive mixed with the vibe of a frat house basement - it's…read morelow key in all the best ways. The drinks are cheap, the bartenders are friendly, and the vibes are good. Karaoke with DJ Timmeh on Fridays is the best.

Bartender A++ So friendly, great mixed drinks, attentive!…read more We live nearby and have never been until recently and it's a GREAT spot! Sorry we hadn't been sooner because it's a real comfortable, fun place to hang out, have a drink, and relax. No frills, no fuss. I like it. Definitely lots of regulars there but we didn't feel out of place at all. Greeted warmly and taken care of just the same!

Love this place. Everyone that works there is super nice. Good selection and they'll order anything…read moreif they don't carry it. I don't go anywhere else.

Limited selection of Beer (the essentials) Was a bit bummed…read moreas I was looking to purch a 12pk of Wachusett Blueberry Ale (http://www.wachusettbrew.com/) and they only had 6pks ($9 & change) "Cool" unique coolers (will take a pic next time I am in the store) Very friendly staff Pizza joint next store

First time here! We went to the previous brewery that was here before, but we noticed it has a new…read morename (new owner?), we were headed out for dinner and were running a little early so we decided to stop and check it out again. My husband picked a Scotch Ale and I picked the Kolch, we ordered at the bar and sat at a high top. Our beers were very good. We enjoyed the atmosphere of this brewery, it's in the basement of an old mill so it has beautiful stone walls. It was quiet and intimate while we enjoyed our brews. We will definitely stop in again!!!

This was my first visit to this brew pub and I was very impressed! The beer was very good. I…read moreenjoyed the Honey Brown Ale and the West Coast IPA. It's located in a very cool stone building and is an excellent place for a small group gathering. The staff is very accommodating and will make sure your visit is a great one.

This has been a reliable go-to for date night over many years. The food quality is consistent and…read morecomfortable. Creative cocktail options. The wait staff is fantastic - genuinely friendly and accommodating.

You definitely go in with your expectations managed. But we love it. The servers are great. The…read morecrowd is lively and friendly (can get loud). Kid-friendly. Ample parking. Understand: this not, well, Morton's. But the quality and portions are very good for a neighborhood joint. My husband loves their Shepherds Pie. I usually get the steak tips or the sirloin steak and end up bringing some home. We eat out at least twice a week and come here often. We're very glad it's there.

Beautiful night dining al fresco on the cozy, comfortable patio at this 5 star restaurant! Service…read morewas outstanding and only surpassed by the incredibly delicious meal! App, meal, dessert ...all scrumptious! Owner is charming and innovative! Highly recommend!

We haven't dined here in quite some time, but decided to join some friends to this out of the way…read morerestaurant. It's somewhat in the middle of nowhere, so why was it difficult to get a reservation for Saturday night? Simply said, great food at reasonable prices. Our choices were 4:30 or 6:30, we chose to go early after a two-mile chilly walk along the beautiful Blackstone Canal, just 7 minutes away from the UxLocale. We were seated immediately and our waitress arrived in just moments. We were provided menus, waters and we ordered some drinks which arrived not long after. There were only a few patrons here as the UxLocale opens at 4pm. The menu changes weekly, and our party of four selected: * Warm Pecorino with Truffle Honey Cheese * Tuscan Shrimp Pappardelle * Tomato Carbonara Pappardelle * (2) 1.5" New York Strip Steak * Cannoli for Dessert Let's start with the steaks. In a word, delicious! Both were cooked perfectly medium rare, tender and juicy. Two sides are included, I got the Beet Salad (tasty and nicely dressed) and the potatoes with bacon which were awesome. A co-diner ordered the same dish but got the Caesar salad which he liked very much. We both agreed, a solid 5-star dinner at a reasonable $37 price. The shrimp plate looked beautiful and substantial. The diner loved it and ate every bite. The Tomato Carbonara Pappardelle was also tasty, albeit with strong pepper undertones. If you don't like a lot of pepper, you might try a different dish, or ask if the chefs can cut back on it. That said, I liked it and would be happy to order this. Most of the diners liked the Warm Pecorino with Truffle Honey Cheese Skillet (slices of Pecorino Romano cheese, warmed to a mild melt and drizzled with truffle-infused honey. The salty, sharp cheese and sweet, pungent honey are a classic pairing in Tuscan cuisine. Warmed and served on a cast-iron skillet). I liked it, one diner thought it was too salty, though that is the way it's described above. The dishes are all large, three of us brought home leftovers. We finished by sharing a cannoli dessert, which was excellent, crispy cannoli with a light and tasty filling. An outstanding dinner, with excellent services at a reasonable price (dinner for four with drinks was $209 before tip). A solid 5-stars on this visit. Note that they request tips be left in cash (for all of us who use little if any cash these days). There is a cash machine when you first enter.

Just passing through town, had a super quirky, fun, memorable experience here. If memory serves the…read morebartender was on roller skates and there was a zombie mannequin sitting beside us at the bar ‍

Great staff, this is a local bar with personality. Don't expect top shelf options just top shelf…read moreservice.