Isle Brewers Guild

Nothing but good things to say about the Guild. It's dog friendly. When you walk in the door you see cute animals and wagging tails to put a smile on your face. Second, excellent beer choices. The pear and cinnamon beer was a pleasant surprise with the flavor and taste. A hearty recommendation. Third, get the warm pretzels with mustard as a snack. Great taste. Lastly, tables properly spaced due to Covid. Just make sure you make a reservation on the website to reserve a table. I will be returning.

Hosted an 25+ person private event there recently & it was a great success! Jeremy & staff are very accommodating for our requests. Beer was tasty and the space is comfortable. I'll be sure to go back for post-work drinks.

This way first visit to Isle Brewers guild and it wont by my last. The beer selection was great. Not many IPAs like most micro brewers which I found refreshing. The staff was very helpful and pleasant. I liked being able to order a pizza and an appetizer. The building was very clean and a few patron's brought their dogs. I enjoyed all of the brews I tried. I have experienced reactions to some microbrews but I had no problems st the Guild...I highly recommend checking them out..

Always a great time at the Guild! Bartenders are very knowledgeable about what's on tap. Tables are spaced well, which makes you safer right now and good amount of off street parking.

Love the beer. Great people who work here

The Guild needs to change their dog policy. I was in there today and multiple dogs were barking non stop for the entire time we were there. I mean for 45 minutes strait! I am all for letting dogs in but when there is no control, you can not relax and chill at this place.

Amazing place, amazing beer, amazing people, only been there twice but they got me started as a regular

Great beer and atmosphere good place to hang out with friends live music dinner nights too.

We visited the Guild for some quick bar munchies and some brews, and were pleasantly surprised by the variety of options to choose from. The Guild seems to offer something for everyone in terms of flavor profile, in both beverages (including NA or seltzer options) and food (vegetarian options). There is a big screen to watch sports with a big group, opening up the space for some socialization with fellow fans. The service was welcoming and quick. Overall, this was an enjoyable experience and I will be looking forward to returning

Date night. Yummy apple pie seltzers, pretzel, pulled pork sliders and flatbread cheese pizza. Great choice for date night!!

Great place to meet up with friends, it's laid back atmosphere is great. They have several beer selections also apple pie seltzer it is amazing. I took a 4 pack home. The service was great friendly and helpful. The food was unexpectedly good, soft pretzel, the buffalo chicken flat bread and the charcuterie board so good. Will be back soon for more apple pie seltzer.

Spacious brewery that would be great for group outings. Was recommended a NEDIPA Warren G, and it did not disappoint, even brought a pack home. It was freshly poured in a can from the tap and packed in front of me. Really enjoyed my experience.

Nice brewery with plenty of open space, both indoor and outdoor. They have a good selection of drafts that are brewed on site and can even be canned to go on the spot. Our server was personable and offered good recommendations. They offer flights, so I was able to try multiple brews. Most notable for me were the Warren G DIPA & the Banana Bread Ale.

This is a well known brewery spot in Pawtucket. We arrived around noon time on a Sunday and it was very slow. There's a good amount of parking right in the main lot and alternate lots. We attended a special event that was taking place in the "Barn" (towards the back of the property). The space is ample, between the Barn and the main brew hall. At the event they had several Guild products to taste from lager to IPAs to hard seltzer, and more... The IPA was very hoppy and a bit bitter, a bit too much for me, so I ended up getting a glass of wine. Great place for a gathering !!!

I love this place! I am here with some friends and the drinks and food are fantastic. The service was very good and ambiance very good.

Large brewery space with picnic tables and a big screen. Great rotating beer selection--lots of kids on a weekend during the day.

Went there for a quick bite before going to a distillery tasting nearby. While my friends enjoyed the alcohol, the food left a lot to be desired. It's a large place, with a few old boardgames for tables (not a great selection and missing parts). Plenty of seating, a state for performances and a large screen for sport games and music videos. Nice environment, not the good really ruins the total experience. Dog friendly which is nice, cans for the sodas which is not great for someone who doesn't drink alcohol as you can't get free refills at least while everyone is ordering beer after beer. The tacos had ready made tortillas which felt like they were a week old, the nachos looked like they were yesterday's leftovers that were referred, or poorly made microwave nachos. I can see people going there for just a drink, but I would recommend getting food here unless you are really hungry and just have to have a bite with your drink. Personally not a place I would go to again.

Walkable from the commuter rail station. Spacious inside with benches and standing tables. Came here on a Wednesday and it was pretty empty. Prices aren't listed for all items. We each got a flight and then a beer and those prices were listed. When I closed out my tab, I wasn't given an itemized receipt - don't like when businesses don't post/are transparent with their prices.

Went here on a Saturday afternoon and instantly felt comfortable and cozy inside this brewery. We were greeted with a smile and had all our questions answered about our drink choices. I'm gluten free and definitely recommend this hoppy seltzer, it was to die for!! The taste was light, refreshing and resembles beer SO much I felt like I was 21 again when I could actually drink beer, haha! They had 8 other beers on tap too!

Went to the Guild for a vendor market and although I wasn't in the main brewery part, my review is based on the service I received when ordering a single mimosa from the Barn bartender, and Karen the Manager. I wish I remembered the other woman's name but both were VERY nice and the mimosa was delish! Even though this was a small interaction, it was WAYYYYYYYYYYYY better than the service received at the Warren location. Anyways, totally loved it there.

Large brewery right in Central Pawtucket that is in our usual brewery rotation. The beers are definitely good quality and they often have really good food trucks visiting including a lobster food truck from Maine. The place is very spacious and there's tons of seating indoors and outdoors. My main complaint, and why we don't frequent this place as much as others, is that it's very dog friendly and sometimes gets a little crazy with lots of dogs and kids running around. It's much more family oriented, so if you're looking for someplace that's more of a date place, I'd recommend Rhode Island Spirits, which is a much more chill, mellow and relaxed environment.

First of all we had a great afternoon there. We have had multiple gatherings here on many occasions in the past and never had an issue. There Was about 20 of us throughout the day Around 530/6 for whatever reason on football Sunday they have trivia which sure fine. However the host of trivia was a complete and total jerk. No one came and talked to us that the 6 of us we were being "too loud" the host came over and started raising his voice and talking down to us and kicked us out for no reason. Had they approached us and said hey you're being a little loud sure no problem but I have never been treated like this at any establishment. Not to mention one of the bar tenders running up and down the bar screaming there's a baby at the bar. Last time I checked thought they were kid friendly apparently not. Mind you there were other children there and my son was sitting on his father's lap not bothering anyone. We will never be going back and just a PSA don't bring your children to this brewery. Even though there was a baby shower being hosted at the barn. How ironic right.

Cool vibe overall and the beer was great. That's about it. The food could be so much better. With a limited menu, there's an opportunity to really make each menu item the best it can be but that doesn't seem to be happening. Menu says nachos come with beer cheese sauce but they don't. Maybe I am too particular but nachos should have cheese sauce and not just dry, melted cheese shreds. Charcuterie board was also nothing special.

We are loving our brewery tour of Rhode Island stop in and enjoy what the guild has to offer great beer and atmosphere

A really fun brewery that allows children and dogs! Really good beer a lovely space. Highly recommend you check it out during the summer time because they have a great outdoor seating area. They also have a beautiful space for special events. I am really growing to love Pawtucket more and more!

Good food. Good beer. Good vibes. A dog-friendly, repurposed industrial park turned brewery. A must try. Awesome place.

Nice brewery near the Pawtucket CF station. Friendly staff with super quick service. The interior is open, nice and super casual, and also pet friendly. I've seen many people bringing their dogs here. Great place to drink and hang out with friends and family.

Great selection of 16 beers from various breweries and good pizza. Plus live music and friendly bartenders!

Came on a Sunday Afternoon and it was fairly quite. Had a good selection of beers and some seltzer. They do sell a lot of beer so some of my favorites were not available on tap. Beers do switch up frequently. Large beer hall with many different tables and a bar with about 15 seats are available. The have a huge screen with the game on during various times. Food and service were great! Overall a great place to spend some time!

We went for the first Pawtucket farmers market of the season - small selection of vendors. Live music and sunshine were 5 stars! Food is just okay here. The real bummer was the limited supply of non-beers and no cider option. Ordered a pineapple hard seltzer for me and the hubby got a cosmo on tap that tasted like cough medicine. The server made a comment about why people go to a brewery and expect something other than beer. Clearly he's not from the cool Pacific Northwest where ciders are a HUGE part of the brewery scene. Aw well - it's just Pawtucket.

We attended their 7th anniversary brewery tour, conducted by one of the co-owners, Jeremy Duffy. He explained that when they started their business, there were 3200 plus micro breweries in America, so they had to find their niche. In addition to their tap house, which serves fresh beers to the discriminating Rhode Island beer enthusiasts, they have partnered with a number of local smaller breweries and corporate partners, to produce their beers as well. These include the Sons of Liberty and their corporate partnership with BJ's as well as providing a distillery space for Rhode Island Spirits (Rhodium liquors) and as sponsors for the local stadium. In addition, they do their own canning and kegging, with their current kegging production currently at 42,000 kegs but with a capacity that exceeds a 100,000 kegs as the needs require. Then we enjoyed their locally produced Pulp Daddy with live music in their busy tap house. Their adjacent building, The Barn, is a venue for community events, including arts & crafts fairs and weddings. The tap house allows for both dogs and non- drinking children.

We went on a Saturday evening. When we got there they had live entertainment. It was busy but not too busy that you couldn't find somewhere to sit. If you are a dog lover it is dog friendly and the dogs that were there were well behaved and on leashes. They do have food for those who like to snack while sampling beer. What helped us is they are kid friendly also. We had two pretzels one with cheese and one with salt and we asked for beer cheese for dipping. They also serve flatbread pizzas we didn't try those next time. We did try beers that night.

I like the location and the fact that there's ample parking, but of you're not into IPAs, this place ain't it. There wasn't much to choose from if you're not into IPAs. I finally made a choice, and the beer was totally flat. No effervesence whatsoever. The pretzels were tasty though. The music was good too. A good place to hang out with friends. It's dog-friendly but I wish it wasn't. I got head-butted in the back of the knee twice by a dog and nearly lost my balance both times. I also had to dodge poop because one of them went to the bathroom on the floor. The smell alone was horrid.

They've got their biergarten open AND live music! Great industrial brewery, menu on the wall, friendly staff ready to get you a draft. Matilda was serving empanadas but quickly ran out & left. Tables in the biergaren were all full, garten was busy. Seemed like there was only 1 guy taking orders then a girl brought the beers out. Waited a few minutes before he got to us, even more before the beer came. Service was meh. Started with their marzen- Festbier. Pretty good. There was a guy singing with his guitar, pretty good to see entertainment. No snacks, that was a bummer. The garten is good size & decorated for Oktoberfest, very festive. Every picnic table was filled, had a great European vibe to the whole place. Could totally see foodtrucks pulled into the garten. Fun place to come, hang out with friends & drink beer. Make sure to eat before you go.

I have not been to the actual location, however, we did have a chance to try The Guild at the pop up location located at the end of the pedestrian bridge in Providence. My husband and I tried the strawberry rhubarb hard seltzer. It was so good! The people serving it were also super nice and informative. I would love to go out to the actual location one day and try more of the beer. It sounds like it is kid friendly as well which is good for us with our two little ones.

Hubby & I are doing RI Food Fights inaugural #BigLeBREWski - 24 pours or tastings at different breweries around Rhode Island for the entire month of March (a steal for $25 = one set of coupons). I tried the Handline - a Kolsch by Devil's Purse. Hubby tried Apricity by The Guild - "the warmth of sun in the winter" with flavors of coffee, chocolate and brown sugar. I was curious about the Ken's Famous Apple Pie seltzer by The Guild. I didn't have super high hopes but I was totally wrong. IT IS FRICKIN' AWESOME!!!!!! It smells like an apple pie just out of the oven. WOW! Then you try it - perfectly balanced, not too sweet, great hint of cinnamon, light effervescence. You could definitely drink more than one and be a happy camper. Hubby also tried Bayley Street by The Guild - light lager, crisp with low bitterness that makes it highly drinkable. The bartenders were super chill and answered a bunch of questions. Space is awesome. Beers and the absolutely unique Ken's Famous Apple Pie seltzer are worth going back for again! Highly recommend.

I would have given ZERO stars if allowed. I was there this past Sunday for a poker run honoring my mother who passed away a year ago from cancer. We brought 20+ people to an establishment that was DEAD at the time. One of the bartenders was fine. The other one was AWFUL, she was rude to people in my party and also threatened to kick me out because my toddler made it TWO steps into the "kitchen" area before I could grab him. TWO STEPS. She made rude comments stating "you really need to watch your kid" and "you don't want me to have to kick you out". Mind you, 20+ adults were watching my toddler. He wasn't left unattended for even a second the entire time we were in there. I told my husband and father in law what had happened and we decided to end our run at this stop earlier due to the way we were being treated. The Guild missed out on 20+ people getting another round all because the bartender didn't know how to talk to people. The true definition of unprofessional. While my father in law was paying the tab the rude bartender then decided to record him "for the owner" but also recorded my husband and my toddler in the same video. It's wildly suspicious to record SOMEONE ELSES toddler for your own personal use. Overall I wouldn't recommend The Guild to my worst enemy. Breweries are supposed to be "kid friendly" and The Guild isn't friendly at all. To anyone.

The Guild is a great addition to the Pawtucket community. Lots of seating, a large bar, and a great beer garden outside in the back. The selection of beers is always rotating so I love to try a new beer every time I go. They also host various food trucks that use their space, which provides a food option. Only thing is I wish there were more seats with backs! But that's other not a deal breaker.

This place is amazing! Great beer!Great space! Great people!! The Guild is like no other brewery, they have so much space for the warm weather beer drinking enjoyment. They also use this space in the winter months for promoting other small businesses during the holiday season. All while enjoying BEER!

Had a great time here last night for a wedding. Didn't get to spend much time in the main building but the annex was very nice. Old factory that has exposed wood ceiling beams with brick walls. In the back they have a sliding barn type door that served as a dramatic entrance for the bride and groom. The staff was very nice and this is a great place to hold an event.

The Guild is a consortium of several brewers - from once-local but now national Narragansett to I've never-heard-of-them Farmer Willie's Ginger Beer. We had 2 flights and tasted all 8 varieties on tap. The hoppy IPA is never my favorite, and a few of those are in the mix. But holy moly that ginger beer! The space is lovely, in a large old mill with a gravel path from the parking area to the tap room. There's significant space on the second floor screaming out for pool tables, pinball, air hockey and/or ping ping tables. At ground level, the bar area is small, but really comfy. There's a super-small retail space by the door, and a patio with picnic tables and some corn hole & other throwing games. The one food truck parked out back today had great barbecue, but we need more traditional chips, pretzels and salty nuts too! I love the souvenir glasses, designed to look just like cans, with the choice of all black or black and orange Guild labels. So clever! A fun place to spend an hour or so, and definitely to bring friends.

The guild is a great place to take your kids and your pets. There are board games and plenty of fun things to do. The giant jenga and connect four are great. I love the new area you guys have, its fantastic! Keep up the great work and please keep the beer selection varied and fresh!

We went to a birthday party here in what they refer to as the "barn". It was catered by outside vendors but the beer and wine were from the Guild. It's a very nice place to have a party, rustic but very comfortable. The only thing I would improve is the rest rooms, and the signage--more than one male ended up in the ladies' room.

Oh man! Another brewery! And not just any brewery a whole bunch all in the same place! We went to The Guild for a party and had a great time! They had 8 beers on tap, a nice little bar setup, corn hole and laughs on demand! The regular tap room has more games and things to do. Staff was great, cheery, helpful and knowledgeable about the beer they had on tap! The only thing that really bothered us was that on our way out the lady grabbed a "crowler" (30oz can they use instead of and actual growler bottle) of the beer she enjoyed, getting the beer was fine however the cans leak and make a mess as they don't quite seal up right. So keep it upright on the ride home and be careful pouring it! No need to waste beer! That would be a sin! Stop by and check them out! Don't forget to Uber home

Came here for the first time last night with friends. Made a reservation, if you are going to come I'd absolutely make one for yourself as well to secure seating - seems to be a pretty popular spot. I got a flight, as well as a pint. Got to try an assortment if the beer brewed by The Guild themselves which was cool! If I had two favorites for the day, it would be Pink Pants IPA and Luminous Twilight Mocha Stout. My girlfriend loved the Power of 3 Fruited Sour. I want to add that the service was great and they were quite serious with sanitary precautions which was great. I'll be back for sure!

First very narrow selection of beers if you only like light or IPA then it's ok but for a beer drinker who wants a wide variety not the place. They do serve food. Here in lies the issue they charge what they want. The price in their board states chick n nachos for $14 we were charged $20 and told that they have asked their manager to change the board but it hasn't happened. The place is over rated as it is not unique it offers nothing special and service is poor at best. Why it's so busy is astonishing. Have been to the Warren location and really no different other than better service and an actually upscale feel. The old mill feel is played out and boring now to over charge as much as they are many better places in area u can walk to that are better.

Excellent service!!!! Came in from South Carolina and Kristina treats us with great service. Makes sure we are taken care of and treats us as family I'm am so glad I visited this location. Will def come back in the future

Great place to hang out, play board games, corn hole, and giant Jenga! The best part, you can listen to live music and drink awesome beer. A new taproom is open and sometimes they do food too.

Being a beer geek I'm always interested in a new place to check out beers. This is a cool concept. It's a huge place with lots of outdoors to hang out and have a brew. The way it seems to work is that the guild partners with some breweries to brew their beer there. It's neat because you can try different beers from places you would not think to try. It's a big place so there are a lot of events held there. I have been a few times and once even went on a tour with my Girls Pint Out group. It was amazing to see the space and work being done to pump out so Many brews. I'd recommend it as a place to get some brews and hang out since it's a very chill Atmosphere. I heard the owners are trying to expand the space into a beer hall with food so I'm looking forward to it.

What a cool concept, for the love of beer!!! I came here for a Made on Honor event they hosted and got to peruse local vendors while sipping on a beer, that's not to love. We were able to do a tour with one of the owners even thought it was very busy. He took his time, answered all questions thrown at him. Definitely can't wait to see what they have in store with expansions and such.

Great place to hang out with friends! Bring a group and enjoy what the night has in store for you. They offer games, live music, and knowledgeable staff.

Being someone who loves beer I always get excited when I find a new local brewery. My friends and I first came to the Guild to see a friend's band play and since then we have been back a few times. I really enjoy the different offerings of beer on tap and they are pretty reasonably priced. Inside the establishment is typically extremely hot and stuffy so having the outdoor patio is great! They offer Jenga and Cornhole and the atmosphere is fun and relaxed. Don't come to The Guild hungry unless you plan on bringing your own food! They only sell beer and some snacks so bringing food or stopping by for pre/post dinner drinks is recommended. The reason The Guild didn't get 5 stars is because they stop their live music so early. The brewery has the potential of being a really cool place to spend your night but the live music concludes really early at about 6:30pm. I would love to see an increase in time for the music.

The ginger beer is seriously rad. I came for the Made on Honor event, and there were some awesome tables and sellers set up, many of which I hadn't seen before. There are great new craftsmen in Rhode Island! It's a great way to support local business if you head there over the November 18-19 weekend. But the brewery itself is big and cold but has some great brews and the staff is friendly. They also offer tours. Definitely worth checking out!

The Guild is a really cool place to hangout. You can visit any time but they also hold a lot of fun events there with local vendors. The main room is pretty big and they have an upstairs with extra tables and some games. You can see the section of the room where they brew the beer from the main room and they also offer tours. They don't sell food but they often have food pop ups inside their brewery as well as live music. The parking lot is big but when it gets busy it can still be hard to find a spot so plan accordingly. Follow them on social media to find out when they are hosting fun events!

Beautiful location, lots of games, rotating food options, and friendly staff. I stopped in for one beer and chose the Irish red ale. Delicious! The pricing was a bit high, but I'll be back soon for another beer soon enough!

100% recommend. This is a very cool space and the main taproom is mega. Bartender was super friendly and they let dogs in! I had a flight of various pale ales. Each one was really good. That never happens to me. Not a bad one in the bunch. Can't wait to return!

Awesome atmosphere: open, rustic, inviting, upbeat. Outdoor seating and private lot is a huge bonus. Great place to hangout and have a beer or a flight. Came here for the Made on Honor Marketplace and can't wait to go back. Bonus: the staff was super friendly and helpful. The Guild sure knows how to throw a heck of a party. Great to have in the community. I have learned that Rhode Islanders sure love their Gansett and I totally understand why. I am not from RI but I can appreciate some no nonsense beer. Love how so many awesome breweries are opening up. Such a simple concept but so much fun. Sipping a beer in the open atmosphere sure beats sitting in a crowded bar or boring restaurant.