Wicked good beer(in Boston accent) and the staff was amazing! We were there in February so it was a little cool outside but the outdoor space would be awesome for warmer months!
Brian Walsh
Best brewery in RI!!
Adrian Guthrie
Very good brewery! We tried five different beers and weren’t disappointed by any. Great atmosphere with live music. Very good prices and they let you pick the size of draft beer you get. Highly recommend going here!
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Great beer great people! And I'm in the industry, so please visit these folks.
Paul E.
Very cool spot. Plentiful and delicious beer selection to choose from. It is on a farm so it is nice to grab a beer and sit outside and look around and be outside in the warmer months.Tilted Barn Brewery is somehow able to have a beer for everyone as they have many different types of Ales, IPAs, and Sours to choose from. A little light on the Stouts but that could have been due to the season.
Derrick L.
Please note, this is for service only. Well, the beer here is quite tasty, the service at the barn is very spotty, and sometimes just horrendous. For example, tonight, I drove up to purchase a four pack to go. There are no signs nor doorman to say that the store was closed that evening. I even checked the social media to see as they had just posted about an upcoming event next week.I went in and waited in line, only to be told 'oh, this is a private event and we are not selling beer tonight to people'. Again, no signs anywhere nothing on the door - nothing in the parking lot. I've run into similar situations with other events where there is little to no notification despite their website showing other events and then creating social media posts. If they're going to close the entire place, maybe let someone know via social media since you seem very active on it, or just put a sign up. Ridiculous.
mike mo
The place to be
David Johnson
Great beer selection! I had the Chosen One IPA. Excellent. Great atmosphere and kids are welcome.
Jaime Chamorro
One of the workers told our kids (13yo) to not throw a football down in the lower field without supervision, there were several other children down there doing the same thing, not getting reprimanded. Our kids came up and threw the football by us up top while 2 other kids threw a football in right behind us, we got reprimanded again for safety concerns. If I had not watched several other kids throwing footballs without issue in the same spots, wouldn’t have had an issue with things. Just didn’t feel like a very family friendly environment, or our kids were targeted by this employee.
T jW
Easily one of the top brewery’s in southern New England. Beer is incredible. Love the farm vibe. Tons of beautiful outdoor space. Wish there was more indoor seating for the colder months.
Not a family friendly place. Don’t bring your kids because fun is not allowed. My kids were spoken to on 3 occasions for playing football. It a bummer that the beer is good. They need a bigger sign for what is not allowed. Miss Goth should want to work a bit later. We only left at 7:15 and she was trying to kick people out. If I was the owner, I would be pissed. You can’t find good help…
Brian G.
Been going to the barn since around 2015 where you'd anxiously await the week's latest drop and happily wait in line to get your allotment. They've come a long way from those days and not always for the better.The newer taproom is well designed and amalgamates modern building with old school barn charm. They have many available draft beers inside and even an outdoor rail with about 6 taps. I went there recently to try a specific wet-hopped beer (it is harvest season after all) and tried to get it at the outdoor pour station but alas it was only available inside. Once inside an obnoxiously loud beer tender was yelling about how there is "no line outside" and that they have "everything out there that they have in here." He seemed pretty mad when nobody left the line to go outside and I was a little put off since I knew that they definitely did NOT have everything available outside.It was fairly busy as it was a really nice day so I grabbed a couple pours and headed upstairs since it was the only area with seats available. I grabbed the last table and when my son asked me for the wifi password I couldn't find it on the tap list menus at each table but remembered it was written downstairs on the draft board. I sent my well behaved, seasoned brewery veteran son downstairs to get the password. While in my line of sight the entire time, not running or disturbing anyone he was harshly spoken to by a staff member since he was unaccompanied. Little did they know I was watching it all go down.This is not the first time I have had staff speak abrasively to me or my family but it will definitely be the last. I was once yelled at for taking pics of the bright tanks/brewing area because I wasn't "seated" up in the balcony. The beers are ok, 90% hazy brews. I can see why as most of their farmhouses, lagers, stouts, sours aren't that good. They do brew a decent DDH DIPA, but it's pretty much available at most RI stores now. The scenery is excellent, complete with hop vines and farm animals. Unfortunately, the vibe is just off. These places are usually casual and laid back but this one is controlling and semi-hostile at times. I can only imagine the ignorant people and attitudes that the staff have to deal with each day to make them so angry about me taking pics or my son entering a password into a phone without having a parent hold his hand. They should probably take an extra 30 seconds to assess each individual before assuming we are ALL like those ignorant types.
Moon D.
Confused. Are you a family friendly brewery, or not? Tonight was a record warm October evening with our friends and our kids. Amongst many others, our 10 and 13 year olds were playing on the field; they were unkindly spoken to for simply having a good time. They were NOT engaging in unsafe behavior, however, a staff person dressed as a witch appeared to be anxiously ready to wrap up for the night said that tossing the football was unsafe. It was a confusing message because we thought TB was family friendly. Not only were we disappointed by the staff's actions, the food truck sold out by 5pm. Bummer of a night and will not be returning.
Valerie Adler
Charming microbrewery with a very fun weekly farmers market throughout the summer. All the beer is unfiltered. Loved the Tate the Great APA!
Jesse R.
Best brewery in Rhode Island. No dogs because it's a working farm, kids are welcome and there are tons of them here on weekends and during summer/other breaks. A lot of entitled and spoiled people on here giving bad reviews and complaining about not being able to go hog wild here and do whatever they want. There are signs that ask not to move furniture etc. The IPAs are definitely TB's specialty and they really shine, but great seasonal beers and lagers as well. Highly recommended!
Wicked good beer(in Boston accent) and the staff was amazing! We were there in February so it was a little cool outside but the outdoor space would be awesome for warmer months!
Best brewery in RI!!
Very good brewery! We tried five different beers and weren’t disappointed by any. Great atmosphere with live music. Very good prices and they let you pick the size of draft beer you get. Highly recommend going here!
Great beer great people! And I'm in the industry, so please visit these folks.
Very cool spot. Plentiful and delicious beer selection to choose from. It is on a farm so it is nice to grab a beer and sit outside and look around and be outside in the warmer months.Tilted Barn Brewery is somehow able to have a beer for everyone as they have many different types of Ales, IPAs, and Sours to choose from. A little light on the Stouts but that could have been due to the season.
Please note, this is for service only. Well, the beer here is quite tasty, the service at the barn is very spotty, and sometimes just horrendous. For example, tonight, I drove up to purchase a four pack to go. There are no signs nor doorman to say that the store was closed that evening. I even checked the social media to see as they had just posted about an upcoming event next week.I went in and waited in line, only to be told 'oh, this is a private event and we are not selling beer tonight to people'. Again, no signs anywhere nothing on the door - nothing in the parking lot. I've run into similar situations with other events where there is little to no notification despite their website showing other events and then creating social media posts. If they're going to close the entire place, maybe let someone know via social media since you seem very active on it, or just put a sign up. Ridiculous.
The place to be
Great beer selection! I had the Chosen One IPA. Excellent. Great atmosphere and kids are welcome.
One of the workers told our kids (13yo) to not throw a football down in the lower field without supervision, there were several other children down there doing the same thing, not getting reprimanded. Our kids came up and threw the football by us up top while 2 other kids threw a football in right behind us, we got reprimanded again for safety concerns. If I had not watched several other kids throwing footballs without issue in the same spots, wouldn’t have had an issue with things. Just didn’t feel like a very family friendly environment, or our kids were targeted by this employee.
Easily one of the top brewery’s in southern New England. Beer is incredible. Love the farm vibe. Tons of beautiful outdoor space. Wish there was more indoor seating for the colder months.
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Not a family friendly place. Don’t bring your kids because fun is not allowed. My kids were spoken to on 3 occasions for playing football. It a bummer that the beer is good. They need a bigger sign for what is not allowed. Miss Goth should want to work a bit later. We only left at 7:15 and she was trying to kick people out. If I was the owner, I would be pissed. You can’t find good help…
Been going to the barn since around 2015 where you'd anxiously await the week's latest drop and happily wait in line to get your allotment. They've come a long way from those days and not always for the better.The newer taproom is well designed and amalgamates modern building with old school barn charm. They have many available draft beers inside and even an outdoor rail with about 6 taps. I went there recently to try a specific wet-hopped beer (it is harvest season after all) and tried to get it at the outdoor pour station but alas it was only available inside. Once inside an obnoxiously loud beer tender was yelling about how there is "no line outside" and that they have "everything out there that they have in here." He seemed pretty mad when nobody left the line to go outside and I was a little put off since I knew that they definitely did NOT have everything available outside.It was fairly busy as it was a really nice day so I grabbed a couple pours and headed upstairs since it was the only area with seats available. I grabbed the last table and when my son asked me for the wifi password I couldn't find it on the tap list menus at each table but remembered it was written downstairs on the draft board. I sent my well behaved, seasoned brewery veteran son downstairs to get the password. While in my line of sight the entire time, not running or disturbing anyone he was harshly spoken to by a staff member since he was unaccompanied. Little did they know I was watching it all go down.This is not the first time I have had staff speak abrasively to me or my family but it will definitely be the last. I was once yelled at for taking pics of the bright tanks/brewing area because I wasn't "seated" up in the balcony. The beers are ok, 90% hazy brews. I can see why as most of their farmhouses, lagers, stouts, sours aren't that good. They do brew a decent DDH DIPA, but it's pretty much available at most RI stores now. The scenery is excellent, complete with hop vines and farm animals. Unfortunately, the vibe is just off. These places are usually casual and laid back but this one is controlling and semi-hostile at times. I can only imagine the ignorant people and attitudes that the staff have to deal with each day to make them so angry about me taking pics or my son entering a password into a phone without having a parent hold his hand. They should probably take an extra 30 seconds to assess each individual before assuming we are ALL like those ignorant types.
Confused. Are you a family friendly brewery, or not? Tonight was a record warm October evening with our friends and our kids. Amongst many others, our 10 and 13 year olds were playing on the field; they were unkindly spoken to for simply having a good time. They were NOT engaging in unsafe behavior, however, a staff person dressed as a witch appeared to be anxiously ready to wrap up for the night said that tossing the football was unsafe. It was a confusing message because we thought TB was family friendly. Not only were we disappointed by the staff's actions, the food truck sold out by 5pm. Bummer of a night and will not be returning.
Charming microbrewery with a very fun weekly farmers market throughout the summer. All the beer is unfiltered. Loved the Tate the Great APA!
Best brewery in Rhode Island. No dogs because it's a working farm, kids are welcome and there are tons of them here on weekends and during summer/other breaks. A lot of entitled and spoiled people on here giving bad reviews and complaining about not being able to go hog wild here and do whatever they want. There are signs that ask not to move furniture etc. The IPAs are definitely TB's specialty and they really shine, but great seasonal beers and lagers as well. Highly recommended!