Doherty’s Ale House

No Longer In Business

(2013) Brand new place right off of I-95 in Warwick. I have been to the Pawtucket location many many times, so I had to check this place out. Even though it’s shiny and new, it’s very tastefully done. Beer menu is much like Pawtucket, although we were told that they don’t have flights yet. Anyhow, food menu is a bit paired down compared to the original. Still a good selection of food and beer. Waitress was very good. Worth a stop if you are in the area. Update: Closed as of Dec. 2017

Kind of non-deScript on the outside but very cozy on the inside. Lots of tvs for watching sports and also over 100 taps although on this night the big draw was the Sam Adams Utopias which was spectacular. Lots of local and regional stuff with prices reasonable for the area. They have kind of a small lot but they’re next to a Courtyard so I parked there which seemed fine. It can get a bit loud a times but it seems like a pretty solid local.

This was a nice oasis after a long day on the road. 123 taps with a regional focus and some very good food to accompany the beer. Above the bar are neatly arranged bottles of whiskey. Good service and a lively atmosphere of sports fans on a late Sunday afternoon.

Larger and more modern than its older brother on the north side if town, but with an equally interesting beer list. Sadly, no flights. Food is tasty, fresh and creative. They do periodic beer dinners, DFH recently and Uinta coming up. Two new local breweries were represented, and some more established ones. An easy and worthwhile stop right near the airport.

A bunch of us stopped in here after judging at the OSHC this past Saturday. A hundred and something taps, well hell yeah thats the place for this group of beer geeks. We tried to call ahead and warn them that a party of 12 or so would be descending upon them around 7, but alas reservations are something they just don’t do. Walking through the front door you are greeted with a hostess station, take a right and you run into a wall with a window looking into the cooler full of kegs. I got a quick tour of the inside of the cooler with the manager, its very impressive and spotless. So we waited a while more and finally snagged a table, but our hands were still quite devoid of glasses of beer. Service started out slowly, but as the night progressed the waitstaff figured us out and all were content. Varied menu mostly pub inspired dishes, my beef on weck was quite good and the four way burgers out table made seemed to pleas everyone. Pricing seemed reasonable for the quality, I would probably go back if in the area.

Nice place right off the highway, but you have to park across the street in a Courtyard Hotel parking lot because there isn’t one here. There’s a big beer selection (140 I believe) and I like the fact that they keep their beer menu updated and categorized. But their beers aren’t anything special. It’s your standard "craft fair" for the area. It needs to be more exotic. Our server wasn’t very knowledgeable but that doesn’t mean that they all are. Food is really good. If I’m in the area again, I will probably swing by.