This place is in the middle of nowhere!! But... it's worth the trip. Just an old neighborhood bar…read moreserving cold beer (good selection by the way!), good drinks and some snacks at a reasonable price... then comes Sunday! On Sunday George Dellomo and Paul Provost put together a Sunday Blues Jam with a featured artist each week and absolutely pack the place!!! The boy was invited for the first time last February and I remember walking in thinking "this is it?"... Eat those words Judi! In a matter of minutes this Podunk Palace was filled with what looked to be the whole damn county! The place absolutely exploded with music lovers and musicians there for the jam. The photo I uploaded was one I took that day. The little kid with Joey walked in with an acoustic guitar in a KMart bag, I thought "how cute.. he's going to play the Best of Barney"... again... the girl is WRONG... that little seven year old calls out Robert Johnson "Sweet Home Chicago" and then plays and sings right along with the professional musicians he's up there with. The crowd went wild and continued to dance and sing along through the rest of the night. What a great atmosphere!!!! The quality of the featured artists is way up there (Joey Vellucci, Lisa Marie and Scott Bronnes among them). It's a total blast and draws a full house every time. If you're in the area on a Sunday drive this is a WELL WORTH IT stop! The Jams are every Sunday from 4-8pm and they rotate the featured artists!!

An amazing new local brewery! I really enjoyed their beer, a wide selection. The staff was…read moreamazing, and the owner was engaging and very personable. They had a food truck which we enjoyed. They have a great outdoor space and and very comfortable indoor seating and a larger bar. We got to enjoy karaoke, and they seem to have live music a lot. Worth a visit!!

A quaint spot with many cider flavors. The staff was fun and helpful. Chatted with some local…read morepeople while enjoying yummy buffalo dip and playing musical bingo

Talk about a dive bar!…read more We came here for a wedding party for a celebration near treehouse brewery and I ordered a margarita and I guess the bartender was MIA so another dude was subbing and the drink were 90% tequila and 10% juice which just wasn't the vibe for the night. Interesting dive bar though!

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 ‍

Only Bar in town you can watch a game at anymore , play pool , music , open late . Bikers sports…read morefans young old and everyone else is always welcome .

Word up to the UP-per deck!! Always filled with friends and family and represents a mixed crowd/…read moremixed generations depending on the night. the food i am un-sure about but the brews flow year round!!

My first time back since the new owners took over. It was still very loud inside even though we…read morearrived on the earlier side for dinner the bar was pretty full already. Maybe with some rugs layed down it would help the noise? The name and the vision inside don't match, nothing really special to see inside. I ordered nachos as my meal last night, they looked yummy but once I started eating i realized that the chips were very toasted from the oven and crispy and any specks of cheese were dried and burned into the chips (see photo). Not until I dug to the bottom did I find any cheese. Really I could have just done that at home. I didn't send it back because my husband & daughters meals were there and they were enjoying and didn't want theirs to become cold. Being our second time trying the restaurant we decided we wouldn't make it a third. The waitstaff were very pleasant and attentive.

Hitchcock Tavern has had its ups and downs (over 265 years in business, it happens). The Tavern is…read morein a small town, with not a lot of big business's or industry nearby, so it's primarily a transient (on a major state route) and local population venue. The town does roll-up the sidewalks at 500pm...so I know it's a tough business wherein to make a few bucks. They upped their menu options a few months back (yeah!) and have altered hours a bit, now opening at 11:30am every day. (also yeah!) The menu is a bit limited (which is not bad; work the interesting offerings, update when needed), but very good. I live local to the HT, and stop in maybe once a month for a lunch or before dinner (I avoid Friday and Saturday, as it can get very noisy in there). Today, my wife and I stopped at 300pm for their smash burgers (2 patties, lettuce, onion, tomato) on a Caprese roll. Great roll for the type of burger. I think they can source better tomatoes, as we are in the middle of a farming area, so summer and fall they should consider local produce and make the slices bigger. French fries were good, but not unique. We ordered a bowl of sweet potato fries as a starter, and they were good. Enough to take home and try with some various cocktail sauces we have. I usually get their edamame dumplings, but they were out. If you order their nachos and cheese, it is a big plate, so be warned. They have a few local craft beers, but it would be nice to see a more expansive list. I understand most locals go for the generic beer basic brands, but still...Plenty of craft brewers in Central Mass. Same with the wine; there is a local winery the next town over (shameless plug: Hardwick Winery) that is quite good, and I'm sure a bit of support both ways would be eventful. We have a local cider grower too, that could pair nicely (shameless plug: Ragged Hill) The pricing on the lunch-time specials make HT an easy option to go to. I know that server staff is tough to get, let alone retain, and I often give a bit more slack in the expectations in that area these days. Our server, Holly, also does early opening bar duty, and she made a great dry martini. And those are tough to make, and so easy to screwup. Thanks, Holly. Parking in the lot can be tough on a busy night, but, plenty of free and safe street parking within a 1-3 minute walk. The Tavern is not a romantic venue, exquisite, nor super-fine dining. It is a reliable, local, historic, restaurant to get a solid meal, a good drink, meet with friends, and relax. They do a great function offering I will say (have used it several times), and I am glad to see changing weekly-monthly specials, holiday meals, and have flights when a new liquor hits the shelf. They now have an outdoor tent for the ending summer and fall nights. So to the owners and chef, keep thinking outside the box, and you'll make this a solid start for your next 265 years.

Best spot in Dudley! Great customer service, great people, good draft selection. Good foodread more

First time here but I'm loving this place! It reminds me of New Hampshire, after a good day of…read morebeing on the mountains. Casual, clean, good beer and a separate area for pool and shuffleboard. They have darts in the main area. This place is actually pretty big and awesome! Huge TVs to watch sports on... I mean, what more can you ask for?? This is a sweet spot out in the middle of nowhere! I'll be back, for sure

This is my second time back to the new "Barn" while I'm visiting home and have really enjoyed both…read moreexperiences. The owner, who you may meet at the entry, has turned this into a warm and welcoming small town restaurant with an upscale menu. Lots of options to fit any pallet too. Great portions and well made drinks as well. We had the pleasure of interacting with Erin on both occasions and she was fantastic. As our server she was attentive and friendly. I highly recommend.

Our go to restaurant, we love this place! Food is always amazing, great drinks and service is…read moreexceptional. They have a rotating seasonal menu which keeps things fresh and interesting. Lots of specialty dinners and fun vendor markets for holidays. Try the burger or the chicken sandwich if not the specials which are always fantastic!

First encountered them at a tasting at a local store. Later went to check out their actual space…read more Really cool spot and a great selection of beer. Loved the sour!

We made a quick stop here recently to check out the selections and grab a flight…read more We went early on a Saturday afternoon and it was pretty quiet. The bar was full so we sat at a nearby high top. My husband went to the bar and got us a flight to share. We loved 3 of our choices, but couldn't drink the fourth one as it was a strong coffee beer. We'd love to come back on a nice day to enjoy the patio area and when they have live m

Not sure what KP is talking about. Family owned and run. Spotless grill at bar they personally…read morecook for you and then clean and shut down each time. Hand pack ground beef burgers. Friendly bar tenders and owners. We live over an hour away. I stumbled across this place accidentally over 5 years ago and visit atleast 5-10 times a year. They treat you like family. There are a lot of regulars but they are the characters that make the place interesting. Yes there are bikers that come and go but they are all good people. Wife and I stop in on way home from visiting kids a UMass Amherst. awesome rest stop if traveling from east to see kids out there. Keep doing what you do Gin Mill we love you. Dusty

Gross, dirty and not very pleasant. They get all of their business for local biker groups. So if…read moreyou're into that then I guess they're for you. But not for the average customer

I've always had good experiences here. Friendly, helpful staff. Great beers. I haven't eaten there…read moreoften, so can't speak to that.

Full honesty: *noticed people were leaving 1/2 or more of…read morefood on their plates. Thought it was just big portions. No. It's just meh tasting. I had three teenagers with me. We got flatbreads, nachos, Mac and cheese, wings and an order of hush puppies. They left more than half of everything and said it was just ok. I spent $120 between food and drinks.. but the real kicker is *it's not a real restaurant* you go up and order like a Burger King and then you go up and pick up like Burger King but they still want a 20% tip. so I don't know what they want their 20% tip for when no one comes to you, no one checks on you. No one to ask you how it is. they don't care. also, they only sell single serve bottles of soda so there's no refills. We ended up spending like $22 on soda alone. * I noticed on their Facebook that they were complaining that people who were doing cornhole tournaments were bringing outside food and instead of reassessing their situation and what they're serving, they threatened to cancel the cornhole. If you served better food, people would buy it. It's not rocket science. Yours is 5/10 and there's other options out there that are cheaper and better than what you're currently offering. You don't take away the cornhole from people who are giving you any bit of business, you make it better for them.. so they want to buy it and they want to spend money and they want to eat your food. *since my teens aren't old enough to drink, there really isn't much to offer there in the way of food so we won't be coming back because there's no reason to.