Friendly pub with a warm feeling. Interior is dark-ish but inviting with lots of woods and signs of all sorts. Size is medium-large for a brewpub with 2 big floors that can accommodate around 200 people (my unscientific estimate). It was a beautiful day so we sat outside but the patio is not very big (less than 50) with view on a business street. I was there on a Monday 9pm and the place was packed inside and outside. However it was the chicken wings night at 30 cents a wing and the place was jam packed with chicken-wing eating students. May not be representative of the usual clientele. We had some delicious cheap chicken wings and a real meal, everything was good, by pub fare standard. They had 6 beers on tap, quality ranged from decent to very good. I was actually quite happy about the beer given that this pub is rarely talked about. All in all, I’d like to go back and I think I preferred this place over the other brewpub in town (Union Station Brewery – John Harvards). Not only worth a stop, it is worth a detour.

Ok place in downtown Providence for knocking back a few brews. Slightly run down and the food is sub par but edible. RI IPA is excellent!

Older building filled with dark wood and weird murals. Medium sized restaurant with a bar that seats around 12 Food was excellent and well priced. I had a pulled pork sandwich and my friend had the burger. Both satisfied. Staff had a pulse and were prompt. Of there own beers: the Brown was terrible, IPA and DIPA were very good. Saison was so-so. They carry a range of their in-house beers and have a couple of guest taps.

Located in an older building, it’s a smartly designed fairly small space. I sat at the bar and did not eat, though I was chatting with a guy whose burger looked good. A sampler was available, and the beers ranged from poor to above average. Prices were OK, service was passable. Decent stop.

So the whole time I sat at the bar, some dude sitting next to me was alternating between sleeping and babbling incoherently. I didn’t see him drink anything. He finally said something apparently profound about War and Peace, left a $20 tip, and left. Very entertaining. Oh, and the beer and food were both good, and staff were friendly, if a bit perplexed.

Nice atmosphere. Decent selection. Worth a visit if your in the area. Tried Belgian Saison which was good. May try the Kolsch after. Friendly atmosphere.

My rating here is pretty low for a place I rather like, but so be it. I really enjoy the atmosphere here-pure indy pub. I really enjoy there beers: hearty and satisfying. I find the people on both sides of the counter a bit dull in RI, my apologies but RI is just not the most outgoing place and it really shows here. But, I kinda dig their beer especially their IPA.

Came in here while waiting to meet up with my wife’s cousin who currently lives in Providence. Nice laid back atmosphere, and definitely a local feel to the place. Split a couple of appetizers and I got a flight. Beers were decent enough. Service was good, and friendly. Worth stopping in if you’re in the area, and I’m sure I’ll be back the next time I’m in Providence.

Not at all what I expected (but I should’ve read the reviews in advance) -- this is a quirky, murky pub. We opted to eat elsewhere only because the menu here is somewhat limited, so can’t comment on the food. The beer list was somewhat depleted on our arrival, unfortunately, with just 5 or 6 drafts available. My wife and I had a beer each, and I’d say one was very good and one was just OK. That said, I could enjoy more evenings here given the opportunity.

At home visiting the family decided to broaden my hose state beer rates. Didn’t get any food but there were lots of beers available. Not only were all taps going but some barrel aged cask ale as well. place was nothing special for decor and parking was sucky. but i got good and drunk beers were nice enough.