Stephanie L.
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We stumbled into Audacious Aleworks on a whim, and I’m so glad we did. This place has an energy you can feel the moment you walk in - lively and welcoming with overall good vibes.
Let’s talk about the unsung hero of most spots: the music. Whoever’s curating and controlling the volume here deserves a raise. It was the perfect balance - loud enough to set a mood and make you actually notice the music, but not so loud that you’re shouting to have a conversation. If you own a bar or restaurant, stop by here, take notes, and copy it.
The beer list is as creative as it is extensive. I started with the Thirsty Work New England IPA. It’s juicy, smooth, and pleasantly approachable even if IPAs aren’t your go-to. Then I took a gamble on It’s Kind of a Big Dill, their pickle gose, and I’m officially a fan. If dill isn’t your thing, consider yourself warned, but for me, it was a home run. The Piave Italian Pilsner? Absolutely one of a kind. If you like crisp, it’s very good. It could easily be compared to Peroni.
Food-wise, it’s what you expect from a brewery menu - pretzels, hot dogs, and grilled cheese sandwiches. Simple but done well and satisfying.
The bartenders were friendly, knowledgeable, and refreshingly non-intrusive. It felt like they genuinely enjoy the place, and that kind of attitude is contagious.
Bottom line: If you’re a beer lover (or just someone who enjoys discovering new spots with good energy), this place is worth the drive.