Common Craft

Decided to eat here after Christmas shopping and was really glad I did. The soft pretzel is just soo good. A must try! I also tried the steak frites which were very delicious! My mother got the charcuterie board which was impressive. Even came with a small card with food explanations. I'll definitely go again!

Popped into Common Craft in Burlington to meet a friend and ended up exploring all their themed rooms—a speakeasy, tequila bar, wine bar, and a brewery! Such a cool setup. Cocktails were on point and the truffle fries disappeared way too fast.

A perfect spot to meet friends for good food and drinks. Located at the Burlington Mall, it's a spot that is different from the average chain restaurant. I loved being able to choose from their wide variety of drinks - from craft cocktails to local brews. It's a fun and relaxed place to enjoy an evening out.

This is such a fun and welcoming spot. We loved that there were 4 different bars and had an most speakeasy vibe. Food was delicious. Only negative was in the outdoor area there was a disruptive amount of nat flies everywhere that were effecting food, flying into drinks, crawling over us and flying into our faces.

So unfortunate that I have to leave such a poor review. It’s not every day you find a restaurant with plenty of gluten-free and dairy-free options and parking. The inside is genuinely alluring, and the ambiance is unique. The fact that they offer multiple dining areas within one restaurant is amazing and truly makes it one of a kind. I went for a cute little “girl dinner,” and the host encouraged my friend and me to sit at the bar in their speakeasy. The tables feature QR codes for easy ordering through Toast, which is particularly convenient, especially if you use Toast often. The food was delicious...even the gluten-free dishes were fantastic. Unfortunately, the service was horrible. We sat down and weren’t greeted at all. I had to wave the server down multiple times throughout the night. She apologized for being “busy,” but the bar was clearly quiet, and she spent most of the time chatting with other guests. She never offered us water, and we watched her greet other guests immediately upon arrival while ignoring ours. Our food came out before our drinks, which we had to ask the runners for. The server never checked on our food (which she had rung in incorrectly) and didn’t even bring us our check — we had to ask for it. We arrived around 5 PM and didn’t leave until close to 9 PM, despite ordering only a small amount of food because we spent most of the night waiting to be served. To make matters worse, my friend was double-charged, and we were billed incorrectly for the wrong items. As much as I enjoyed the meal and appreciated the inclusive menu, the service was downright disappointing.

This place was like a bunch of different bars in one. There was a nice outdoor venue with live music and a cookie truck. Then there was a couple lounges, beer hall, wine bar and a small restaurant in back. We only had the corn dip which wasn’t that good, but the wine was delicious. I would most definitely return to Common Craft for the friendly service and atmosphere.

FUN!! Great spot, it is several different bars doing different things under one roof. My husband went to the tequila bar and had a "El Jefe" he said it was delicious! I enjoyed a Shirley Temple ... SO good :), My daughter and her fiancé went to a speakeasy bar, my daughter had a nice glass of wine and her fiancé enjoyed a draft beer, they were both pleased with their selections. We did not order food where we had dinner reservations elsewhere. The atmosphere here is wonderful, so many different seating areas depending on what you are looking for. Great vibe!

A hidden gem with personality! From two breweries and a wine bar to live music and outdoor seating, this spot has something for everyone. The layout is cool—cozy sit-down areas, a speakeasy-style bar, and a big screen TV if you’re in the mood for a game. The food? Limited menu but packed with flavor—don’t miss the craft burger, fish tacos, or chicken rigatoni. Only miss was the non-alcoholic piña colada—tasted more like a tropical soda than a vacation in a glass. Still, totally worth the visit!

Common Craft was absolutely amazing even as an adult who doesn't drink alcohol, I thoroughly enjoyed my time in "Lucy's Winery Room." The atmosphere was warm, elevated, and inviting. Michelle, the host, was incredible. She took the time to share the story behind the space and the different rooms, which made the experience feel even more special and personal. The QR code ordering system was super convenient (loved that!), and the staff overall was incredibly attentive. We had the Carolina wings, truffle fries, fish tacos, and my husband had a burger. Everything was delicious, but that homemade Carolina sauce and blue cheese? Game-changers. You can taste the care that goes into the food. Even without indulging in wine, Common Craft delivered on every level. Great food, great service, great vibe, and definitely going back.

While located in the mall, this place is one of the few non chain restaurants in the area. We came here for a casual hangout with 8 people, and even with a larger organized party going on, there was still enough space for our group. Personally I think the apps were better than the mains, and we really enjoyed the Mexican street corn dip, pretzel, and wings. I would pass on the vegetable dumplings as the "crispy" description felt more hard/stale texture vs. a satisfying crunch. The filling was also lackluster. We had an array of entrees ordered, but the hit seemed to be the chicken sandwich. A couple people ordered the short rib tacos, and mentioned one felt like enough. While our server was friendly, it was hard to get him to swing by. I know the place was busy and likely staffing issues, but we would see other servers hanging out on the side while ours was not to be seen. Even if he did swing by it was hard to ask any questions because he was clearly trying to move to the next table. Again, completely understand he was busy, but it did hinder our experience a bit.

Very aesthetic place with a good menu/variety of offerings, but the service was subpar. We sat in the main area but were told we had to order food through the app and drinks at the bar. None of that really seemed clear so it was a little confusing/annoying to not be able to get everything all at once. We enjoyed some beer, prosecco, and steak and fries. We also started with the whipped feta plate which was pretty tasty too. Overall, I did enjoy the food and drinks but I really would appreciate better service next time. @azfitfoodfun

This beer garden has a dog-friendly outdoor patio and available games like shuffle board and cornhole. The outdoor seats have umbrellas for shade and patio warmers during the colder months. Food can be ordered from your smartphone and there are even delights on the menu for your pup!

The idea of this place is really cool! It seems like they're still feeling it out but the multiple themed bars are very fun. I stopped here for a place to do laptop work and drink beer. Didn't try any food but the menu looked pretty solid too. I'd like to come back with a group!

Amazing set-up! Two breweries, a wine bar, a speakeasy and restaurant all in one spot! We were given the run-down when we arrived. One spot was for table service if you preferred but otherwise you go to the bar you choose and pick your poison. Then have a seat wherever, scan the QR code and order directly from your phone. It was late so we shared a beer and a delicious salad but I'm happy we ran out for a bite. Did I mention there is outdoor seating too?! Nice, large patio and on this Friday night there was live music. Great concept!

Just want to reiterate how great this place is! We have had their Korean beef tacos and their steak frites-both delicious and I highly recommend them! Now that I can have cocktails, I love their espresso martini! Great place to hang out with friends.

Good food, nice atmosphere. It's part of a food court kinda deal where restaurants and bars are open to all in the area. Was disappointed that the Common Craft menu was not available when we arrived because "the kitchen was backed up". We ordered take-out online and they delivered to the table. Weird.

While the concept is fun by having so many facets under one roof, they might be doing too much at once. Each room has it's own unique style and vibe, but the service appeared to be stretched very thin and we were left to wait for a while. With that being said, the food was decent and the service we did receive was warm and welcoming. I'd suggest making reservations for a large group as many people would be less likely to go unnoticed compared to two friends dining. Overall, I'd say it's worth it to check out the space, go for the vibes, and grab a drink, but make sure you've got nowhere else to be and lots of things to talk about.

Vibe: Depends on where you sit, you can opt for sit down service or sit in the 'speakeasy' area and order using a QRs code. We sat in the speakeasy section which had funky, darker decor, bar, high tops, and couch areas. Service : The food came out fast, the bartenders quick Food: Overall good, but pretty average BBQ chicken flatbread: really good dough/crust, not your typical flavors, overall good would recommend. Hummus plate: Veg was a little dry, hummus and pitas good Elote dip: very tasty and good texture, chips slightly stale Fish tacos: interesting flavor of spices on the fish, tasted like maybe nutmeg mixed in, good texture of fish, tortilla fell apart, chips slightly stale Drinks: I got a berry infused gin cocktail, I really did not like it, this may be a taste issue, I lean towards sweeter mixed drinks that mask the taste of alcohol and this was very strong. I couldn't drink it. Overall like that you can opt for sit down vs self service and service was quick, but I wasn't too impressed with the food.

Food was actually pretty good, but the service was bad and the manager was worse. Order is placed in the app, so you don't have a waiter, just a food runner (when the food finally comes). The first thing brought out was our dessert ice cream. Our entrees were not brought out until several minutes later. Outdoors in July, the ice cream didn't last long. I wish I had known this before tipping 20%. I'm not sure who got that money! The food runner said there was nothing he could do, so I asked for a manager. She said because I ordered everything in the app at the same time it was on me. She didn't agree that common sense wouldn't didn't that we wanted our entrees and then the ice cream and offered no solution. By the time our entrees arrived, the ice cream predictably had melted. The food was actually pretty good, but for the manager to not make such a simple concession as to take the ice cream and bring it back later was such a big miss. As a business owner myself, I would appalled if any of my managers responded in this way.

2.5 stars. Good concept poor execution. For a no service place, food and drinks should be cheaper . There is no explainer to what is essentially an alcohol food hall with a kitchen . In the outdoor area or indoor areas there is nothing posted about how the concept works. It's only because I read online reviews I had any idea. They had 2 staff positioned near cocktail bar room but they did not seem to function as hosts. I came into outdoor area and from there you can scan a Qr code to order food. The food gets dropped off and that's the most service you get .strangely you can't do the same to order wine, beer or cocktails . You need to go to each of the 3 different attached lounge rooms on same floor to get each different beverage choice and bring them to wherever you are. You can't get a little flag (like some food courts do) to have your drinks and foods brought to you. You can't open a tab to keep ordering food or drinks. There was self serve water stations in interior not clearly labeled which we only found out about when our food was brought up and we asked food deliverer where to get water. The beer and wine selection was fine. I appreciated in wine room they allowed you to taste multiple options and you can create your own mini tasting with half glass pours. Price point was reasonable for wine quality . I didn't really check out cocktail selection as I found that bar area to not be clearly labeled and only figured out where it was as I was leaving . Food was ok. A mix of Americana. I had the Pat La Frieda hamburger which was cooked as order and tasty with good fries. $17 for a no service place seems very high. Also had the pretzel for appetizer which was a bit dense , lacking in salt and butter . accompanying cheese and mustard sauces not good. My lunch mate had fried chicken sandwich which had zero seasoning and was very underwhelming . I think this place seems very niche -it is aimed and ideal for large college aged groups who have varying preferred alcohol beverages who have hours to hang out. Strangely one part of the outdoor area had a huge number of parents and kids . Looked set up for kids to play . So I guess appealing for parents who want to grab a drink outside and have kids play . Decor was standard modern cool.

Holy smokes. Common Craft has NO business to make a roast beef sandwich this good. C'mon, this is a brewery/pub joint in a fricken MALL for gods sakes. At most, you'd think it would serve regular pub fare that will get garner a "meh". Seriously, get the roast beef sammich! One of the better (if not best) roast beef sandwiches I've had. Onion roll is soft, fluffy, pretty sure it's homemade. Beef is soft, tender, succulent.

If you're looking for a fun place to go with friends this is your place. There's a speakeasy, there's beers, theres wines, there's games...basically your experience will be different each time depending on where you gravitate towards. When you first walk in you have two options, to either sit at a self-serve table in one of their many rooms, or enter into the restaurant. At the open tables, you can order food off of their QR codes and visit any bar. Being first timers, we opted for the restaurant. We started with the Rosemary-Garlic-Romano French fries. They were so good--perfect amount of crisp and I liked the cheese on top. The house ranch it came with was phenomenal. I also enjoyed the Crispy Chicken Three-Way Sandwich. It came with chips which weren't my favorite but they were good. My friend got the Grilled Chicken sandwich and she liked it. Portions are generous here too. We didn't get any of the drinks this time around but I'd love to come back to explore the different rooms. They even have a bottle shop outside if you wanted to bring drinks home. Very unique spot that everyone should experience.

Had a great $6 Spanish red wine at the wine bar. But my big recommendation is: Try the Mai Tai at the "Speakeasy" in the back. Delicious! The Mai Tais at the Kowloon are legendary, but these might be better.

The quick version: very good burger, not so great value, painfully awkward service model. Interesting take on a food hall: two different breweries, one winery, and one (ugh) "speakeasy," each with its own seating area, as well as a neutral turf seating area, and a common kitchen for all. All visually stunning. No entrance from inside the mall. The way they've set it up, not only do you have to order your food and drink separately, but you only have the luxury of a human for the drink orders. For food, you order it yourself using scan codes for the menu and ordering, paying and tipping in advance via Toast and your credit card. You wanna order multiple courses? Separate payments. You have any questions? Lotsa luck. After the runner (I'm hesitant to use the term "server") drops off your food, if you have any problems? You're probably outta luck. And you already tipped. Foodwise, zero interaction with a human other than at drop off. Burger: Very pleased with the sandwich, which includes a premium blend of shortrib, brisket and chuck from Pat LaFrieda (rockstar meat supplier) of NYC. Thick, very juicy, and tasty. More from the grilling (think rich man's Whopper) than the beef, but beef, nicely melted cheese and flavorful condiments all worked very well. Bun a buttered/griddled brioche with a little white- bready feel/flavor but a decent enough version of that type. The beef was excellent, and overall, certainly good enough to go back--when I'm in the mood for the awkward service experience. Chips: The burger is priced such that you'd think it would include fries, but instead you get chips. Very crunchy, but a little long in the tooth. Fries are available on the menu as appetizers, but nothing in the plain realm, only hifalutin versions approaching a double-digit dollar figure.

The restaurant looks nice but the service is poor. The hostess was very friendly but our waiter lacked a lot of attention. He took a while to get our drink order and then after that he disappeared for over 20 mins. He would walk past us multiple times and never stopped to take our food orders. The restaurant wasn't that busy either. What a let down. We tried to be patient but ended up frustrated. We drank our drinks and left. We went to another restaurant nearby which we're very glad we did. Untilmatley, no matter how good the food may be which unfortunately we didn't get to try, with poor service and attention we wouldn't go back. We hope you work on this.

Food was great. We had awesome service from Courtney. She was very pleasant and happy to help!

Service was fantastic! So many different spaces to hang! Big menu of food and drinks! Jake was the best!

Sue and Nick were very friendly and helpful!! Beer and music were great, I'll be coming back.

I love this place - such a unique concept and such lovely people. A special shout out to my man Nick who always greets me with a huge smile and great conversation.

amazing drinks and food. Dylan is super friendly and makes great drinks. Great experience going to Commin craft. highly recommend it.

Service was fantastic! Didn't feel rushed or like I was holding up the table too long, just was relaxing with friends and ordering snacks on and off. Plenty of parking and you don't need to go thru the mall to get there! Great beer selection, ok wine selection.

Indulged in a culinary and cocktail journey to kick off summer, and my taste buds are still dancing! If you haven't been here yet, you're missing out on a true gem Full service or self service dining is offered and definitely puts a spin on your normal eating experience. Offering cocktails, brews, & wine to unique yummy food options. Coolest part is there is even a Deacon Giles speakeasy inside!! Games to play indoors & out fun vibes all around!! Everything was delicious and the service was 10/10

So much to love about this place. They have good craft beers and even a wine lounge. It's located on the outside of the Burlington Mall. There is an outdoor patio and even some grassy space where I saw kids playing. You do have to go to the bar for your own beer but the food is delivered via an online ordering system. It's easy. You can the QR code and pick what you want. You pay on the app and the wait staff delivers. Because of that factor, your wait staff ends up more as food runners. You won't get the warm welcome and greeting. If you don't mind this, it's a great spot to grab a flight of beer and some snacks. Appetizers were very good. I was skeptical about the nachos using kettle chips but it worked well. Duck wings were delicious in a sweet and tangy sauce. Fries were done perfectly and smelled so good. I saw people getting the chicken sandwich and burgers. I had food envy. I'll be back to try those. Definitely worth visiting.

Great food. Great experience. Our server Monique was great! It was nice to be able to sit inside or outside

Fantastic establishment! Two beer bars, a wine bar, and a speakeasy - and plenty of comfy seating areas with different vibes. If you want mocktails, the speakeasy is the way to go. Menus are QR codes and food is delivered to your table (there is also a full service seating area).,

Fun place for craft beers, cocktails and wine. Center dining area is flanked by a winery and two breweries. Idle hands is a fun open area great for large groups and sitting by the bar. Beers: - Four seam New England IPA is excellent with bursts of fruity fragrance that sit on top of malt backbone. Cloudy with subdued bitter and 6.6% ABV tops the experience! - Commonwealth pub ale is a smooth easy drinking ale with 6.1% ABV.

The service was moderate, the food was moderate, and the ambiance was moderate. Maybe a little loud, or maybe I'm a little old. We had the Korean tacos (excellent) and fish tacos (mediocre). Bonus: we had a real root beer float. Very good.

The place was beautiful decorated and bars are separated by sections. There's a bar area focus on beers, one bar area focus on cider and one bar area for wine specifically from Italy. You order your drink from the bar and you scan the QR code to order your food at your table. I had the fish taco which I would give it a 3 star since there's barely any fish in it and mainly slaw. Overall I go back for the concept and friendly staffs.

I had such a great time here! This place is like a little adventure in one building -- multiple rooms, each with its own atmosphere and drink menu, so you can wander from one bar to another and feel like you're discovering a whole new spot each time. From outdoor picnic tables, to velvet couches in the speakeasy, there's a vibe for everyone. The food was just as impressive as the beverages. Delicious! It's rare to find a place that nails both food and drinks while giving you such a fun, varied experience.

Ambiance, location and design are top notch. Great location for meeting up or hanging out. Service was fine, nothing bad but nothing outstanding. Food was underwhelming...seemed great in concept but execution fell short. Nashville hot chicken was not spicy and the chicken size was small. Fries were sad and a small basket for the price

Stopped in on our way up to NH and had a quick bite on the patio. Drinks and food were good

This place was really cool. When you walk in there is a place for wines, a place for beer and a "back room" or speakeasy for spirits. Although they didn't have the old fashioned on the menu the bartender was able to conjure up some bourbon and make my drink. She was great. The room was dark (speakeasy type) and decorated with enough conversation makers. Definitely a fun place. Would go back

Tried the Common Craft for the first time for lunch. Unfortunately they are in the process of changing some items on the menu so hubby was unable to order a salad with farro. (Budda Bowl). He's vegetarian and ended up with the margarita flat bread. He did say it was good. I had a house burger made with chuck, brisket, and short rib. It was cooked to request-medium rare. Flavor was fabulous. Kudos for toasting the bun. The rosemary fries were great. Crispy on the out side and fluffy on the inside. Service was fine slow day at lunch time. Not many patrons while we were there. We did ask that the music be turned down or changed. He did accommodate our request. We found it loud and incoherent. Maybe hip hop. Later we heard the B 52's and The Bee Gees. I knew the words. I'm sure that it is a younger crowd after 4 or 5 and they would enjoy it.

The whole setup is a little odd & how the rooms are broken up with different menus and what not so it's definitely different. The food was so good & I'll definitely be going back!

Food was okay but $17 for a glass of wine is kind of crazy. Said $8 on the menu & charged $17 Wont be back

We had an event there and everything was seamless from start to finish. Lori was great and professional to work with, the price was totally reasonable, and the event space was perfect. In addition, the roast beef sandwiches were delicious and everyone enjoyed their drinks. We had many friends tell us they couldn't wait to go back! If you're looking for a space for an event, I'd definitely recommend Common Craft.

Very neat combo of Deacon Giles speakeasy style bar in back, Elevage wine room, and Exhibit A and Idle Hands breweries in front. Has something for everyone and you can grab drinks/food from anywhere. Enjoyed some creative cocktails and lounge vibes.

Pest problem. Watch your feet when come in. Don't know what's worse, mice or a rude bartender

First visit ever ... and I never write reviews ... and am a very picky eater. This place was wonderful! Clever concept with differently themed rooms ... we sat in the full service area but you can get the same food anywhere. I had the crispy pork dumplings and apricot and whipped ricotta toast ... both were delicious!!! My husband had the fish and chips ... he said it was really good with a large piece of fish. This place should be busier at lunchtime ... it's fantastic!

The openness of this place was confusing at first but made great sense for flow once I got my bearings. Two beer bars, a wine bar and a spirits bar. The beers were delicious and a good variety. Ordering food was simple from the QR on the table; let's you order and pay for the table without issue. The pretzel was so good! Dijon and beer cheese made great accompaniments. The charcuterie was nicely assembled. The overall atmosphere was great! The servers are so nice and great beer guides.

This place was so cool. Can't wait to go back! 4 different vibes all in one place! 2 Breweries, winery and a speakeasy. Loved it, friendly staff as well!

The first time I went here, I thought it was pretty neat. Very loud, but a neat concept. There's a central area and off of it are 4 bars. 2 serve only beer from 2 different breweries, 1 bar serves just wine, and the other is a pseudo "speakeasy" and serves just mixed drinks. It's a cute idea. You can find different areas to sit in. That main area gets super loud when it's full. The concrete just makes it impossible to have a conversation. I do like the wines. And I've tried their food - the edamame dumplings are excellent and their flatbread/pizza is good too. * But here's where my opinion changed. I recently held an event here. And to keep it brief, it's very overpriced. * For nearly 2 GRAND ($1,888.00) I held a 2-hour event on a Saturday evening. This did not include a room rental - instead we had a pseudo-roped off area in the middle of the place, where people kept walking by/through to get to the bathrooms. Nice. Also impeding upon our space was a giant wine cart (???). It looked cool but was not in use and just jutted into our space. What was really disappointing was the food. The Tuscany Antipasto was just - not great. For example, and I was so mad at this, one of the things served was a giant bowl of beans. I'm not joking. NO ONE touched them - I did try them and they were bland. Why - why on gods green earth would anyone want to eat plain beans at a social event? I know why - because it's cheap. A bowl of beans costs nothing but hey it's a giant bowl taking up space at your display so you must be getting your money's worth, right!? The other stuff was ok but not great. One of the cheeses was like a hard parm which was good but very strong and not the kind of cheese you'd nibble on - more like what you'd grate over pasta or a salad. I made a plate of stuff, tried 2 things, didn't like each and just set the plate down in disgust. The passed appetizers were the Meatball sliders (messy, COLD, but taste was good) and Edamame dumplings (these were good). The staff did work hard - there were 3 or 4 of them setting up that display of food. And we had a server pass out our apps and the manager did check in on me. And you might say "Why didn't you bring this up at the time?". My answer back would be "Why should I?" Why is it up to me to fix every place I go to? And do I really want to be seen complaining to the manager in front of my guests?? Also, as the host I was busy talking to every single person and didn't even try the spread of food until the end. Yes, I had the sliders when they were passed out and they were lukewarm at best. And this 2k deal didn't included drinks. Or a room. * If you are thinking of holding an event here, don't. Just show up, take over some chairs / space on your own, let everyone order off the menus so their food will be hot and good and you'll save yourself 2k. I am really regretting having my event here but lesson learned.

Common Craft is such a cool concept! Something for everyone, lots of open space, food, drinks and games. I've been a few times, and it's always fun to hang out in the afternoon, or dinner/drinks into the evening. The service is always welcoming at the door. The different areas (breweries, speakeasy, wine room) are fun to explore. The food is so easy and convenient to order, and everything has been great. We shared the charcuterie board last time, and it was a great selection. My one critique is the cocktails. The speakeasy menu sounds great, but lacks creativity and taste compared to some other restaurants in the area. I've tried a few different drinks, with the hope of really liking them, but have been underwhelmed. Other than that, it's such a fun place for a group of any size. It's 5 star potential!

Great ambiance. Brewery like. Great choice of food and many drink options. It's kid friendly.

I went here after work and met my husband and his friend. They were already loaded on great cocktails and beer smiling and jolly. they had eatens some good dinner options as well. I only had time for 1 beer and a fantastic plant based salad. The menu is great for alll tastes, food preferences and dietary needs. I really appreciate that with 2 vegans in my family. We sat ousite, live music, people playing cornhole, lovely night. Inside was hopping with all the cool bar areas to suit different moods. Very cool spot I hope to come back for an event- looks like the party menus and space is perfect for a fun event.

Tried the fried chicken sandwich and a cocktail at common craft, which I really enjoyed. Very cool spot with loads of potential to be a bustling location with 4 different choices for beverages and solid meal options! Great place to meet with friends! Plenty of parking as this is located within the Burlington Mall.

This place was a very interesting concept! They had 3 different bar areas and 1 of them felt like a speakeasy! They had holiday cocktails when I went. I ordered a holiday drink and it was really good, it had a minty kick to it. Moving onto the food I ordered the fried chicken sandwich and it was great! The chicken was moist on the inside and crisp on the outside. I did feel like it was a bit overly greasy. The ordering system is a bit odd there where we have to order food at the bar. Overall this place is fun for a large group with lots of seating. And the decor and ambience is super nice.