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    Alexandra C.

    I had been wanting to check this place out for a while, so my expectations were definitely up there. I went during a happy hour (no live music), and overall... it was just okay. The vibe was chill, and the setup included both indoor and outdoor seating. It felt more like a casual hangout spot than a destination, very chill. It was like a Parkville Market or low-key brewery, but without its own beer or signature vibe. The bar only had one bartender, which made for a super long line so I ended up skipping a second drink. I do not even remember what was on their menu but they are supposed to have food trucks. The day we were there the truck was very late so we did not have that experience. We had popcorn and hot dogs. Great, fresh popped popcorn! I did notice a lot of kids running around outside, which as a parent, I appreciated. It's good to know this is a spot I could bring my kid on a sunny day and still enjoy some adult time outdoors. One major con? The bathrooms. They were in the basement, and the whole setup was kind of weird. Think padlocks on doors, maze-like hallways... Would I go back? Yes, maybe, but only on a hot day with live music and good company.

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    Eugene G.

    I've driven by the Talcott Mountain Collective zillions of times and thought I'd give their $20 lobster roll on Tuesdays a try. The lobster roll is traditional Connecticut version with hot lobster with butter on a toasted and buttered hot dog roll. This also came with a cup of pretty good slaw. The lobster roll was served hot, lobster was fresh and delicious with mostly claw meat. A fair deal for $20! The lobster roll with a Diet Coke came to $23.50 Stop in to the Talcott Mountain Collective and give them a try.

    Monica B.

    Very nice ambiance for a Saturday around 7pm! Live music ( I wished they didn't had a cover charge) , very nice beer draft selection ( they have my favorite grapefruit flavored beer) and even better, an ice cream place next door! Plenty of seating indoor and outdoor, mixed crowd and great service. Definitely going back to try the food and enjoy the Mountain View's. Can they add more fire pits maybe?

    Dan S.

    This place had been on our to do list for a while. But bad weather had always given an excuse. Then on a recent night with a great band, we went. It was full of people. Young and old. Toddlers and dogs. I mean everyone was here. The formula is a mix of tons of beers and drinks, food truck and food, and great music in a wonderful outdoor and indoor setting. I got oysters and a great Hefeweizen beer to enjoy the warm summer eve. We then got a Bavarian pretzel and wings to wash it down. All were typical good pub food. Service and friendly and they had a big staff to handle the crowd. As the evening went on and bugs got more numerous, we headed inside to play some pinball and talk with friends. As an old country club it has great space to socialize. Our first visit wasn't our last.

    Great setting at sunset!
    Vijay N.

    Given the incredible scene of the sun setting on fall colored leaves on Talcott Mountain and the variety of food options at the Collective, I wasn't too surprised that it was so busy on a Thursday night in the fall. You can park in the lot across the street if the main lot is full. We ordered food from two of the food trucks and a pretzel from inside. The food was pretty good, and the pretzel a bit salty, but the ambiance is what it's all about here. Note that the vegetarian chili mentioned online doesn't seem to be on the collective's menu when I saw it inside.For dessert, I'd definitely recommend checking out Two Sisters on the opposite side of the main parking lot from the collective entrance.

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    Chris R.

    Only 19 reviews? What a tragedy! I will be telling all my friends about this place and bring attention to anyone who will listen. GO to this beautiful mountain range and bar and you will not regret it. Pets are welcome too! There's food, drinks, and music!

    Great views!
    Des D.

    Absolutely recommend! We had the most relaxing afternoon here. Found 2 Adirondack chairs to lounge in with some brews & shared a pretzel where we took in the most amazing views! Inside is so pretty as well- it honestly felt like a vacation spot in Vermont with the interior. They have a great selection of CT brews as well ranging from New England Brewing to Back East! Very kid & dog friendly! Bring a picnic blanket and have an incredible day here at Talcott Mountain Collective! Can't wait to come back during peak foliage :)

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    Dan R.

    "Open up your eyes now, tell me what you see It is no surprise now, what you see is me" (Lennon & McCartney) What did I see when I walked into the building that now houses the Talcott Mountain Collective? I saw a big difference from the last few times I was there. Back in 1999 and 2003, I was there for Bar Mitzvahs at the old Tower Ridge Country Club. Tower Ridge closed in 2019, and the space it occupied was just reborn as the site of  the Talcott Mountain Collective. Needless to say, the space is unrecognizable from what it used to look like. The 75 acre property is now a four seasons indoor/outdoor entertainment experience with a huge open interior room that houses two bars and fireplaces, a music stage, table games, and a ton of seating options. We saw one good sized group celebrating a one year old's birthday party, and I saw a pipe smoker and a cigar smoker by one of the outdoor fire pits, shooting the breeze and swigging away at beers. Outside the big glass windows we could see a patio with chairs and fire pits, a food truck (I Know a Guy from Harwinton), and a disc golf course. The bars serve a very impressive list of rotating beers, mostly from Connecticut breweries. I had a nice $6/12 ounce Workhorse Lager from Hamden, CT's Counterweight Brewing. All together, they offered 18 different drafts plus cans and bottles, wines. hard seltzers and ciders, bourbons and whiskeys Besides the food truck, they offered some in-house food choices -pizza, chili, nachos, quesadiilas, brats, and Bavarian pretzels. We split a huge pretzel ($10) served with mustard and cheese sauce and enjoyed it a lot. All in all, our first visit to the collective was an excellent experience and I'm sure we will be back

    Lobster Roll, slaw, and potato chips
    Kristie A.

    I have been here for happy hour drinks many times but on Tuesday I finally splurged and got the lobster roll! It comes warm on a toasted bun with just the right amount of butter so it didn't get soggy and stuffed full with tasty lobster! I can honestly say it was one of the best I've ever had! Even better on Tuesdays they are 20$! Served with a delicious slaw and potato chips. Highly recommend it (between 3-5pm) with a glass of house Chardonnay and for $25 you have an excellent meal! Along with a Mountain View how can you go wrong?

    Not only do they offer the beer, I was able to go home with the mug.
    Paul C.

    I was introduced to this place on a wonderfully sunny Saturday. Walking in I was shocked to see Andechs on the menu. I visited the monks in 1980 while bartending south of Munich, and have been searching them out for years. I can't speak for the food, but the staff rocked it and created an opportunity for a great afternoon. Kids were welcome, ample parking. Oh, and the monks still know how to brew happiness. Bring your Frisbee and hit the links between rounds.

    beautiful views of heublein tower!
    Elisa F.

    What an absolute GEM! Settle in for a beer and a bite, take in the views or play a round of disc golf. This place has everything and I heard they're even expanding! This was an absolutely perfect spot on a fall day, especially after a hike to Heublein Tower - come down the hill and take the view from the other side while you enjoy a beer. Very dog friendly environment which we love! We were in complete awe of the space and the views. This will absolutely be a new weekend spot for us, especially with my husband being an avid disc golf player. If you're into food trucks and local craft beer, you absolutely need to check Talcott Mountain Collective!

    Enjoyed his the fire and the view.
    Ana B.

    I've heard of Talcott Mountain Collective, and have been wanting to check it out for a bit. I finally went last weekend. I really enjoyed this place. They've only been open since December. This is a really nice multi purpose space by Talcott mountain, so no doubt the views are stunning! Adults, kids, dogs, who knows maybe deer too can play and run, you can bring your own outdoor games, or they have some for use, such as cornhole. There's a variety of food trucks that come on different days. On Sunday, Square Peg Pizza truck was there. I know first hand they make incredibly tasty pizzas! There's were plenty of comfy chairs and fire pits burning, for a very comfy and cozy evening. You can sit on the patio, on the grass, or inside. The inside has lots of large windows, so the sun shines through from the outside. There was a band playing, we sat inside to listen to them. We ordered beers and pizza from the inside. They have typical bar food, or next level food if you're getting it from the food truck. They have a nice variety of beers from a variety of breweries. I really like Talcott Mountain Collective, it's a great place to hang out with friends, while enjoying local music, food, beers and great scenery by the fire!

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    Fun place, dog friendly, good music, easy to get drinks, friendly people, food service sucked, use the food trucks if not too busy.

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    It's a bar, it's a disc golf course, and it's probably the most exciting new place to open in the Farmington Valley.

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