Trillium - Canton

Beer is great, the rest is not. Pizza is very inconsistent. Sometimes they say there are no tables and there’s a long wait, but half of the seats are vacant. Hard, reflective surfaces make it very loud. The best is when a private event has music playing upstairs AND the overhead music is on. Everyone loves double music. Their recycling situation is nonexistent, and if you want to eat in certain spots (outside or front room to avoid double music), you are forced to take a cardboard box and eat on paper plates. Unfortunately there aren’t many other eating options around.

A beautiful location in Canton, with some great food and various selection of food trucks on various days. Food on the slightly pricier side but was all very delicious. Beers were top drawer as well and well worth a visit.

Good food and drinks (beers AND cocktails), but it's on the pricy side, no dogs allowed, and the place is crawling with off-leash children. There was literally a child behind the bar at one point. I liked the old location much better.

The beer is phenomenal. My favorite is Bees - very highly recommend if you like a fresh medium bodied beer. My second favorite is Fated Farmer: Blueberry. I also enjoyed Queen Bees, Trillium, and Seesaw. Overall, you probably can’t go wrong with the beers here. The buffalo chicken pizza is also wonderful. It’s not your typical pizza joint pizza. The onion and celery really lifted it and gave it a fresh note I appreciated. I would not recommend the buffalo chicken dip. It was way too salty, and overall a flavor I did not like. I’m easy to please, so if I don’t finish something, it’s got to be actively pretty bad, sorry to say. The texture of the dip was oily and sloppy, to be frank. The chips were also coated in salt and overcooked/too crispy.

Expensive and tiny portions. We were sitting outside, and the only way to get drinks or food is to order them inside and bring them outside yourself. This was my first time there so I asked a waitress where should I go get drinks and food if I'm sitting outside. She told me to go to the to-go bar for drinks, which at the time was entertaining four dudes who didn't want to buy beer but wanted a beer tasting as well as everyone who wanted to check out from the gift shop. The line was at least 15 people long. At the to-go bar, they didn't even have the full alcohol menu because they didn't have any wine. So I was forced to get a cocktail because I didn't want beer, and my 4-oz margarita and a tiny little cup filled with ice was $15. I asked the bartender where I should go to order food and he pointed me at the QR code for takeout. I scanned it to order food and I was told that the wait time was 45 to 50 minutes to get my order. I order the food and sure enough had to wait almost an hour just to go to the to-go desk to see if they had my food. I then got my food and brought it outside only to find that my cornbread order for $14 was four tiny slices of cornbread. I feel like I was grossly misled or thrown into the mass disorganization of this place because it's not usually this difficult when I go to the Fenway location. There at least I know what I'm getting for my dollars worth for food and they bring it out to your table outside instead of you serving yourself and figuring out what the best time is for it. In general very disappointed.

The good: Pizza is probably one of the two best I've had in Boston. Highly recommend hot honey add on. Lots of variety in beer styles to satisfy anyone who even remotely enjoys beer. They have other cocktails for those that aren't into beer. Great gathering place for parents during weekend lunchtimes and early afternoons. The not so good: the food is not cheap. Can get pretty busy during weekend dinner hours.

My recent experience at Trillium Brewing Company left me with mixed feelings. While the ambiance and beer selection were commendable, I couldn't help but feel disappointed by certain aspects of my visit. First and foremost, let's address the elephant in the room – the prices. I was taken aback when I saw the menu, particularly the prices of their food offerings. A 12-inch pepperoni pizza for $22 and a minuscule plate of nachos for $20 felt excessively expensive. I understand that breweries often charge a premium, but these prices seemed unjustified, leaving a bitter taste in my mouth even before my first bite. Speaking of bites, the quality of the food didn't quite match its lofty price tag. The pizza was acceptable, but nothing extraordinary. The nachos, on the other hand, were an utter disappointment. The portion was laughably small, and for the price, I expected a more substantial serving. The lackluster nachos were hardly enough to whet my appetite, let alone satisfy it. My disappointment didn't end with the food; it extended to the service as well. Upon arriving, I waited patiently for a server to approach my table, but 20 minutes passed without any acknowledgment. Frustrated, I had to flag down a passing staff member to inquire about my server's whereabouts. Only then did someone attend to my table, and even then, the service felt rushed and inattentive. For a place with such high prices, one would expect the staff to be more attentive and accommodating. Despite these shortcomings, I must admit that Trillium Brewing Company does have some redeeming qualities. The ambiance was pleasant, with a lively and inviting atmosphere. The brewery's beer selection was diverse and offered a variety of flavors to cater to different tastes. If you're a beer enthusiast, this might be a saving grace in an otherwise lackluster experience. In conclusion, Trillium Brewing Company has some work to do in terms of justifying their steep prices and improving their service quality. While the beer selection and ambiance are noteworthy, the exorbitant prices for mediocre food and lackluster service make it challenging to recommend this establishment wholeheartedly. If you do decide to visit, be prepared to splurge on your food and manage your expectations regarding the overall dining experience.

Trillium Brewing Company is just one of those places that never misses. Their beer is always incredible, with so many great options and killer seasonal brews. We tried the food for the first time and, wow, those wood-fired pizzas (buffalo chicken and pepperoni) were a total hit—perfect for sharing with friends or family. Pro tip: in the winter, seating is pretty tight, so definitely make a reservation to avoid the wait. Don’t leave without checking out their beers to-go and their new spirits—you’ll thank me later!

This was a very pleasant experience and surprise. The beers here are always on point and taste phenomenal. With a wide variety of ipas to select from and a consistent taste that you can expect. However, what really steals a show, is the pizza with melted cheese in a variety of meats , and just fresh taste overall.

At times it feels like we are at a Chucky Cheese. Ambiance is horrible. But the beer is good and they do make a killer pizza.

Food was amazing Ambiance was definitely nice Service was rude & horrible. Drove an hour and half to go there, but would just go to TreeHouse next time just due to the service

Exceptional brewery! I've been to so many breweries throughout New England and this is easily one of the best. Everything here is top notch: the beers, the food, the beautiful (and HUGE) campus the brewery sits on... If you're a stout fan, this is the place to be! Nobody does a stout like Trillium; smooth as can be, high ABV and delicious flavor. They can easily get dangerous very quickly... The pizza here is absolutely fantastic, which is unexpected at a brewery. It's a neapolitan-style as they have huge wood-fired pizza ovens that are out on display in the bar area. I would definitely recommend checking this place out! :)

One of my favorite beers of all time. Great beer, very spacious, interior is fire, and their food wasn't all that bad! Last time I was at Trillium, it was back at their old Canton location so it was nice to see them grow and expand. I live in LA now so I don't get to drink Trillium often but whenever I visit, I always make it a priority to visit here!

Great beer, quality food, and a huge space to hang out inside and outside. What more could you ask for in a brewery? They even had a few non alcoholic options for non drinkers like me. The smash burger is great - nothing beats a classic griddled cheeseburger. The fries are also top notch. Pizza connoisseurs will also appreciate the quality pizza that they have here. There is even a soft serve ice cream truck outside. It's all a step above what you would find at a typical brewery. This is a very kid friendly place with mostly families during the day. Big long tables for reserved seating in the back and first come first serve seating towards the front. Massive outdoor areas with lots of tables and space for kids to run. Looks like private rooms for groups and events too. Perfect spot to spend a weekend afternoon.

Very large brewery in Canton. Free parking, plenty of parking spaces, lots of EV chargers. Large beer menu as well as wine, cocktail and mocktail options. The server was helpful in picking out a very fruit forward beer. While they don't offer official flights most beers you can order in a 5oz size to try. Pizza menu plus a pretty decent sized menu of appetizers and other food options. Large fridge and walls of beers to go.

I came here with a large group of friends. The place is very big for parties and families. The staff were very quick to order beers and food for us. The wild mushroom pizza was my favorite but it was a bit too salty. There are no flights but you can order 2 5oz of beers at a time.

I always enjoy coming here. It can get very busy on weekends despite how large it is. They have great service and a clean environment. The food is pretty good and the beer is great.

The food was ok nothing great just over priced. $8 for a hotdog $23 for a double cheese burger . The beers tasted bad like the lines needed to be cleaned. We will never be back. We used to love it at the old place where you always felt welcome. This place is just not friendly place.

Not a drinker, so this review is just based on everything else. Very limited food menu. The burgers were great - juicy and flavorful. The pizza was paper-thin. Didn't enjoy it. The non alcoholic beverages tasted like syrup & water. Really nice space, enormous size, indoor and outdoor. Outdoor seating is first come first serve. There's also a grassy area with lawn chairs where the kids can run around. Great for families. Service was ok.

Was there for a holiday party. It was a Fun place with fantastic cocktails- good food too!

In the former Reebok Headquarters, this brewery is huge! There's so much space inside and outside, there's something for everybody. It's also kid friendly, you'll see many kids running around. There's also a limited food menu available. There are tables with servers or seat yourself outside. The go-to here for food is the pizza. The pizza is thin crust and uses high quality ingredients. The food here complements the beer. I really like the IPAs here and service is really fast for how busy it is.

Been a trillium fan since their beginning in bean town and have been a consistent patron since their 1st location in Canton was built. When they crafted this new Canton location they clearly amalgamated much of what they learned after building the OG canton and fort point remodeling. Even so, they are already expanding it! The restaurant portion and outdoor areas are sprawling but can still get full on the busy days. It's always clean and welcoming inside. Appearance is a hybrid of industrial and elegant; nearly perfect for what they're trying to do. Beer is undoubtedly one of the highest quality in the Mass craft game. Sometimes it lacks carbonation or body, but for the most part it's as good as it gets. They thankfully brew all types of styles (stouts, haze, wilds/sours, fruited beer, lagers/pilsners) but now they also offer all kinds of drinks since it's more of a restaurant. The food is always top notch although I admittedly get pizza 98% of the time. Service is usually quick and attentive. I like how they have a tap room up front and seated service in the back but don't love how the beer menus aren't the same. It seems like they are in the process of changing this currently, at least as of my last visit 9/14/23. Definitely one of my go-to breweries that now offers a little of everything so you can take the kids and Aunt Patty along for the afternoon or evening.

I will admit I am not a huge fan after my visit. Understaffed for a Saturday night. I was hoping for a flight but they only do full glasses but have complimentary samples and got lucky with my 1st try. I found the margarita pizza horrible with hardly any sauce and 3 pieces of basil. Could be a bad night by being shorthanded but definitely had better experiences elsewhere but I will try again.

When it comes to beer, Trillium is hard to top. They are the mainstay and one of the leaders in the country for New England style IPA's. While they do a full compliment of beers, the NEIPA is the staple and the haziness and goodness of their offerings are hard to match. I judge every NEIPA against Trillium. Other than Treehouse, I haven't found anyone that can match their quality and taste. I've probably had 15-20 different beers here. This is art. Theirs wood fired pizza is pretty damn good as well. Quality food. The atmosphere is pretty cool both the spacious inside and the big outside garden. Service was great indoors. Outdoors is pretty much a do it yourself, make your way to the taps experience. Every trip to Boston always involves a couple trips here. Here is where the bar is raised for beer.

We planned our trip around having lunch here so we were very disappointed to discover that on Monday they serve only 10 of the 32 beers they serve on weekends. That's like going to an theme park where 2 out of 3 of the attractions are closed. Our visit was further marred by an assistant manager who rebuked me for being in a dining area that was, unbeknownst to me, closed; there was no sign indicating it. I was going to call this to the attention of "His Rudeness" but he was no where to be seen during our visit. Leslie was a delightful server but our experience was spoiled. When JC and Esther opened this incredible place they made the decision to go into the hospitality business, not just the brewing business. I suggest they understand the art of delivering an outstanding customer experience. If they're going to cut corners to cut cost, then close the place when they're unable to deliver.

I have been to this brewery on several occasions but this evening was a true disappointment. Always a great vibe as was this evening! The beers were great as usual and definitely a 5 rating deserved but waited for over an hour for our food after bringing the issue to our original bartender and another bartender for a single pepperoni pizza with sausage that we never received. Not sure what the issue was but no explanation received.

Came to visit the area and saw this place on Yelp so we decided to check it out. We went in the afternoon on a rainy Saturday. It is both a brewery and a distillery. The place is huge and the parking lot was packed so we had to see what the hype was about. Just so you're aware there is a no dogs allowed signs . It definitely was a little overwhelming at first because there were a ton of people all over the place and so many parties going on at the same time. Birthdays, baby showers, kids running around. I've never seen so many kids at a brewery in my life. Given that there were a lot of people I was not shocked to hear the wait was an hour. However, when we walked in the seating area there were huge tables all over with so many empty seats. We got lucky since it was just 2 of us that we just waited about 5 min and we were able to snag seats at the bar. I'm glad we decided to stay. Staff at the bar were fast and attentive. We got served fairly quickly. I tried their blood orange mango pineapple Berliner Weisse and I was a huge fan. Then we shared a pepperoni pizza which was very satisfying. I saw signs up for different things they do such as trivia night, if I'm not mistaking there was even something regarding yoga. As we were leaving it looked like there was someone setting up for live music. I would definitely come back here probably just wait a little later since it started seeming less crowded and drink lines were not as long.

I have enjoyed trips to Trillium in the past, but a recent attempt to have birthday drinks there on a friend's special day was soured by exceptionally unfriendly--rude, actually--hostess. For outdoor seating, she told us there was "just a LITTLE wait"...of 60 to 90 minutes! This was too long, since we had two small kids with us. So we asked: what about INSIDE? By this point, she'd lost interest, and didn't even look at us. "More or less the same." Head down. Uninterested. Not a single smile. No "I'm sorry." No "It's just really busy tonight." No "We hope you'll come back another time." Even so, I'm not sure I will. First impressions matter. That hostess made a miserable one. Trillium can and should do better.

First time here and I was blown away with the ambiance the beer and the food! The grilled chicken Cesar was the best I have ever had. The thin crust pizza was delicious. The service by Julia was engaging. She brought me 2 samples after explaining what I was looking for. I'll be back!

Love this location. Always fun environment with lots of different styles on tap. Also a nice kitchen and to go selection!

Very expansive and nice brewery. Parking was easy and plenty of room. There is construction going on but it did not impact our experience. Apparently they are expanding and adding a distillery. There were young families with children everywhere. It is a very inviting and friendly place. The place is very large and we never felt crowded. There is a large indoor area if you prefer to sit indoors. Bathrooms were large and clean. We got a couple of draft Lagers and found some Adirondack chairs for relaxing. It was about 1230pm on a Saturday. There is a large grassy open area where children were romping about. NB: no dogs allowed. Fine with us. We were told there is a town ordinance or something regarding animals in places like this. It was very comfortable. We did not order food but there was plenty on offer. We would return when in town. Mark & Nancy.

Went with friends! Very fun and lively atmosphere! Almost wish they had a pool table or ping pong table, it in my opinion would fit in with the vibe!! We found seats at the bar and were immediately greeted by the staff. The staff was incredibly attentive and promptly after we placed our order, our food came out! We have the nachos, ribs and a pizza(forgot to take a photo). Food was good. The ribs had a smokey undertone. I'm not one for smokey flavor but my friend was and they really enjoyed it!

Good beer, slow food service. Unfortunately this place feels like a daycare with all the unsupervised kids running around/screaming/sitting on tables. It's a shame cause this brewery used to be great at their former location.

My friends and I picked this place as it was a halfway point between where we live. There was plenty of parking which is always ideal. Upon walking in, it was apparent they were family friendly given the amount of kids that were everywhere. To eat at the restaurant, it was over an hour wait so we opted for the to-go foyer just before entering. Since I'm not too familiar with beers, I took my friends suggestion of getting the summer street which was mild and easy enough for me to finish most of it. For food we shared the Squash w/ cranberries, goat cheese and caramelize onion while my friend with a GF allergy got their pork tacos. We quickly demolished the pizza as it was about 12" wide and incredibly thin. I advise people to request it to be well cooked since even though it was thin, it was still doughy. Flavor wise, I thought it was so bland. Even with the goat cheese, it tasted like there was nothing on it. The caramelized onion were thin shreds and barely flavored. The tart cranberries were about all I could tell was there. The three tacos tasted better than the pizza and were each filled with chunky pieces of pork. The tomato sauce poured over too helped tie the flavors together. Overall, we had an easy going experience. It's a casual place that we easily burned through hours of just relaxing while catching up. But since both meals were $18 each, I consider it to be overly priced especially since we weren't even in Boston anymore. However, since the tacos came in an order of 3 I can see that as more justified. Would come again but skip out on ordering their thin pizzas.

By far, the best brewery/beer garden I've been to. Trillium is well-known for their outstanding beer. From IPAs and pale ales to stouts and saisons, every style of beer they put out is world class. There's a reason why this brewery is consistently listed as the top brewers in the world. I'm not sure I can even call this place a brewery - it's more like a beer campus. The outdoor space is awesome for families and looking at those pizza ovens, you know the food is good. Everyone is super friendly. Love the little merch area they have. Definitely one of the best breweries I've ever been to and would happily come back to again and again. *EDIT: thanks Charles for replying! Clarified my review to say that furry friends are unable to visit.

Total crap visit on a Friday evening. We got served and put in an order for a salad and a pizza and I'm not kidding we waited over an hour an never got served a pizza. The wait staff was nice enough and took it off our bill but we had to leave to pick up our kid and it would have been nice if we could have actually eaten dinner. But we left on an empty stomach after several rounds instead.

Beer is always out of this world. But the food is hit or miss. Last time we went nearly every food menu item was unavailable and our waiter was GREAT but clearly underwater. We will come back for drinks (and Friday live music) but will skip the food!!

First of all this place is beyond massive. Big big. They have a huge gift shop with merch and drinks to go and indoor vs outdoor seating. Outside the tables are massive and there's a great grassy area. Very kid friendly-dare I say tiny children outnumbered adults around noon on a Sunday! The beers and drinks were great, live for how big of a selection there is. The food is ehhh. Chicken sandwich and Caesar salad were great but the pizza with vegan cheese and the smash burger weren't so good. On both the cheese was the issue-the vegan cheese was a not yummy or appealing sort of tofu crumble just crumbled on top of the marinara. Couldn't finish it. Also the beer cheese on the smashburger, while great for a brewery theme, was overpowering for the burgers flavor. Fries also were really very good and the waitress was super. Just be weary of the cheese choices being made but in general really good, great time!! The ice cream is also a huge plus!

I'll start by saying I really enjoy Trillium beer but this place is so poorly managed, it is pathetic. When you have one person working the draft pour line on a busy Saturday with 3 people standing around doing nothing at the to-go line with a line of customers waiting 20 minutes for a drink.....epic fail. Either cross train your employees to help with the long lines or better train your management crew to recognize the problem and fix it.

AIRHORN SOUND EFFECT... Ended up in on a rare business day trip south of Boston... Trillium had been a fav in the Boston Common this past Summer, so I figured, why not? #ENGAGETHIRST. Place was BIG and the ABV bigger :) Food was pretty freakin' good! Can't say no to a smash burger. Manager John came over to check on me and we discussed my affinity for pickles... () kid ran and got me an extra side. Nice touch. Anyway. Throw a roast beef three way on the menu and show these RI kids how to rock!!! Peace up. Beantown down.

Great location in Blue Hills!! We came here straight from a hike! Happy to get a cold beer in the outdoor seating. Everything looked great. There is no service outdoors (which is fine) but! The ordering system has two parts that are nowhere explained, which is not fine because the employees are irritated when asked for food! You have to come inside to one of the bars for beers that you don't know what is available unless you have the QR code (bar is not marked, QR nowhere to find, employees and other customers in line get annoyed that you don't know what you want). Then you have to order food via QR code (without heads up)that is nowhere outside available on the tables or board, etc. Beers were good, food was good. Little pricey considering it's in the middle of nowhere behind a gas station... Overall... Ordering system is so confusing! And service was extra rude!! For that reason I will hesitate to come again. Also dogs not allowed unless service dogs.

Beer is good! I really want to like this brewery, but.......last time there, the roll for my burger was burnt so bad. Tonight, there was hair in my food ....yuck Maybe next time, if there is one, just apps The servers are very nice

Visited a few times last year and was impressed w the service, the beer and the pizza. Recent visit shows things have changed. The pizza was totally burnt, the beer - many were not available, but ok, and they introduced liquor - it is awful!!!! And expensive. The Bartender that tended to us (Rob) was great w us but absolutely awful to the rest of the staff. So rude right in front of customers. Not a good look. Made several people uncomfortable. We were directed to the taco truck outside as means for food due to a crazy long wait however we loved the pizza in past visits so we ordered agian. Big mistake. Awful and too expensive to come out burned. Also why would they bring a food truck in? Seems counter productive and takes the onus off them to fix their issues. Either have all food trucks or serve food. Attitudes between staff were apparent. Not a good experience.

The Boston location has nothing on Canton! The brewery and patio are massive. This was my first time to this location as I was participating in their Spring 5K. If you're in to running for a cause and beer, I suggest you check out their annual run. Good vibes, beer and fun. Only downside was the lines following the run (sadly the brewery wasn't open yet). It would have been helpful if they had another beer and food station open outside to accommodate the number of people and traffic flow. I don't think this would be the case visiting the brewery during regular hours of operation as I said, it's massive. Another perk, that I saw while visiting was pizza ovens. Definitely would like to take another trip to hang at the brewery sans run.

UPDATE: I returned to Trillium Canton on 7/17/2024, 8 days after my last visit (see previous review), to attend a birthday get-together. I headed to the ice cream truck to confirm that the manager had followed through on our last conversation by correcting either the sign or the payment system. Alas, the employee confirmed that they charge customers $2 in the payment system for the chocolate or cherry dips, despite the sign continuing to advertise the price as $1. I asked to speak to the manager - unfortunately it was not the same manager as the previous visit. This individual was more apologetic and they did correct it in the system this time. Still, this means that even after the previous manager was informed that they were overcharging customers by a 100% mark-up, and after his promise to correct this, they did not fix this issue for another 8 days (and only then after being told again). So, who knows how many customers were over-charged without realizing. Shame on the manager for not correcting the issue, which borders on fraudulent. My sister and her husband got a margherita pizza, and said it was "ok, I guess.... it used to be much better." Beer was great, as always, and the bartenders were super friendly. Overall, very disappointed in Trillium's business practices. It shouldn't be that difficult to charge customers the posted price, especially after being informed of the discrepancy.

Their beer is like no other- simply the best. The latest I tried and loved is their Permutation 11.23: Hoppy Table Beer. The pizza used to be just awesome, but were sadly disappointed with our pizza last night, and our neighbors were too. It was as if they ordered it from a different place and it wasn't cooked in their wood oven. The dough was raw and the flavor was dull. Luckily they had a Mexican food truck and their Birria Nachos were delicious.

Waited 1.5 hours for a table after being told the wait was 1 hour (we had children w us). One line for beer to drink while you're waiting. Don't waste your time. Eventually we were seated but then gave up after we waited another 30 minutes for someone to serve us. As a canton local, I'm more than disappointed. Used to be a good place to go. This place got too big and is no longer fun.

Steven was awesome! Food atmosphere and music was great! A nice way to unwind on a Friday night.

Great brewery in Westwood area! Stopped in because I was traveling down for work. Beers were great and food was also very good! Had some of the pizzas and the pepperoni was by far my favorite. Great selection of beers and a great outdoor area! Was also there for trivia on Wednesday.

What the actual fuck? After multiple different positive reviews by family, friend, and coworkers, me and my girlfriend were excited to this place and had high expectations. However, after waiting over an hour for our food with no service in the interim and horribly mixed cocktails, our expectations were severely lowered. We will not be returning.

My son and I wanted to check out Trillium. We've been to the Boston locations but Canton is closer to home. So, it's huge. But directionless for guests. We walked up to the hostess desk, said we wanted to sit and have a few beers. We were given a littne wave and told the bar is on your right. So, we wander down. No signage. We want to sit down. We see a sign to see the host. Well, didn't we just lass the host desk and got directed down here? We step outside. Ask a server who's just hanging out if we can sit anywhere. She waves to the picnic tables says yes, go over there. We decide to grab a beer first and then go to a picnic table. And another person comes over and tells us we can't sit there. That we have to be seated. I said, well, can we be seated? She says it's a 15 minute wait. But we can wait in the Adirondack chairs. So we wander over there to sit with all the families with little kids. 5 mins later, we get the message that our table is ready. We walk back over to basically the same place we were. We order buffalo chicken dip and a pretzel with cheese. About 20 mins later we get a small pretzel with a little cup of "cheese" and a horrendous little bowl of really, incredibly bad dip. The cheese was separated and nasty. There was a weird spoonful of peppers in the middle. The chips were is this odd paper bag and I honestly have no idea what they were. One bite and I was done. This food was $24. We left all of it. We were never asked if it was ok. The beer was very good. I'll never go back. No one seems to know what they are doing. Vague hand waves. Terrible - and I mean terrible - food. We were not at all welcomed. Good beer. Bad atmosphere unless you were there with little kids and wanted to have a beer while they ran around.

What fun!!! And delicious beverages! This brewery in Canton is a terrific experience. Bring the kids, grandparents, dogs & babies. Great fun.

The wait for French fries is 1.5 hrs. The place has so much potential but is an absolute nightmare in terms of kitchen management and food delivery. Staff is nice but so stressed because they are being screamed at by customers. They should not be offering a full menu that they can't deliver on. It happens EVERY time I go. This experience is not an anomaly. Recommend only if you have 5 hours and are not hungry.

Went to Trillium for lunch with 2 other ladies. Love the new tap room-so much space. Anyway, I like that there's a separate "dining room" for if you're going to get food. There is also a large patio for outside seating. We enjoyed a few beers each and shared nachos which were delicious. The chips were sturdy enough to support the chili and cheese. My dtr-in-law had a pizza which she really enjoyed. Our server was super helpful and we did not feel rushed at all. This brewery is super kid/family friendly. There are cans and bottles for purchase as well as merch. There is a large parking lot. I recommend Trillium Brewery in Canton without hesitation and look forward to returning.

Service is fantastic BUT everything else, not great. The Espresso Martini has lemon in it... gross. Endless Stout... is definitely not Luscious. The IPA's are pretty much on par. The food is okay. Instead of having many mediocre things in the menu, you should consolidate and make those fewer things great.

Love the beers and venue, but this place needs to hire more people or have food trucks. One bartender on outdoor patio...no kids menu available after 12:30 due to too many orders... Cannot bring in outside food... This place charges $20-25 per 4-pack... work on your customer service.

Wow on how much it has changed from 2 years ago. The brewery is ginormous, reminded me of Treehouse. Like a huge factory. They serve food now as well. We came to check it out. Ordered a bunch of beers and food. They don't do tasters (4oz) pours anymore, which is a bummer bc it's hard to know what you want. But our server was nice enough to pour splashes on the ones we wanted to try. The beers are just as good as I remembered. They also have some hard seltzers now too. As for food, just stick with the pizza. They are known for it and have 2 huge expensive custom made pizza ovens. It's quite pricey for a small pizza, about 6 slices. But it's what you should get. We made the mistake of getting their pull pork bbq plate and it was horrible. The pull pork wasn't even smoke or bbq, it was like steam or something. Very gross. Stick with the pizzas!! Oh so sad, but they don't allow dogs anymore. Not even outside. It's the city of Canton rules.