Trinity Brewhouse and Restaurant

Old school brewpub vibe. Beers were of mixed quality. Food was solid brewpub fare. Staff very friendly. Not a beer destination or anything, but good enough for a quick lunch before our train.

I guess it’s all about expectations, this place opened in the mid 90s and the decor has not been updated since (don’t go if that bothers you). Great pub style food, large portions! Helpful wait staff. I had the RI IPA and I found no faults (brewed to style). I would not hesitate to stop in again.

Stopped in here after hitting the malted barley while in town for Homebrewcon. The place was packed on an early wed evening until they opened downstairs where we found a seat in the cave at the bar. Old school feel and we each ordered up a pint of something different. Two IPA's and a dry stout. The IPA's were loaded with diacetyl but the stout was pretty good. We didn't order any food so I cant comment on that. The bartender was helpful but unapologetic about the substandard beers they serve. I might go back and order up a flight and maybe some food just to be sure but based up this trip this might be a brewery to skip.

A tired old place right downtown. They had 6 house beers on tap when I visited. Flights of 6 available for $11++. Beer quality ranges from decent to god awful, with all sorts of brewing problems evident here. Due to the beer quality, I certainly can’t recommend this place. I’m sure they’ve seen better days.

Stopped in for dinner during the ne beer trip. Nice old pub with lots of wood and a fun basement area. The food was pretty normal pub fare and priced a little high. Had a flight and on my way.

Visited on a rainy afternoon. Street parking is available out front if necessary, but a parking garage isn’t far. Inside seems a bit run down and forgotten. Service was alright, but uncaring at the same time. The flight I ordered came quickly, but the person pouring and serving the beer didn’t really seem interested in doing so. A very odd feel to the place. I was glad they did flights, but was also just as happy to leave afterward. If you need Rhode Island beer ticks, make the visit. Otherwise, I recommend passing. The beer is mediocre at best, and the vibe is totally weird.

Nice old-skool place in the heart of Providence next to a great coffee spot. I loved how they had the equipment infront of the bar. Nice touch. I didn’t have any food but I had a flight of what they had. A lot of beers made pretty well but not earth-shattering hop-bombs which you expect in the area now. A nice legacy place which i am pleased to say is still thriving and for that they deserve credit.

Nice folks. Food is tasty. Beer is average.

Awesome vibe in here, especially in the basement bar. Beers are so-so at best. Didn’t eat. Still, had fun. Flights available.

Stopped in here after our dinner to catch the end of an NCAA Tourney game. Was a Saturday night, and rather crowded. I only tried one of the beers, and it was an okay (though below average for the style) DIPA. Felt a little "bro-y" but I can’t say if that’s the standard vibe.