"Valid complaint - you need signs to indicate where the beer is & where the distillery is. Two, you need more damn tables. There’s absolutely not enough room for people to sit anywhere. Food trucks are way overpriced but I’m sure Cisco has nothing to do with the independent food owners. Great atmosphere but it gets WAY too crowded. Beers are always very good, especially the Gripah 👍🏼 Very dog friendly, but allowing children is a little distasteful especially when they’re infants & screaming. No one should be bringing their small children to an establishment such as this one. The parking is atrocious as well - good luck."

"Fun place! Food, oysters, wine, beer, music… Everything you may need for a great time!"

"We visited here last summer while in Nantucket What an amazing experience. The food options were really diverse. From tacos and BBQ to Burgers and plenty of fresh seafood The all around vibe was extra cool and everyone was having a great time. It's a quick Uber ride from town. They do have a shuttle that leaves pretty frequently in the summer too. I'm looking forward to going back the next time I'm on the island!"

"What a great hangout place for just about anyone, plenty of family and friends when I was there, live music, food trucks and Wood fire pizza. With plenty of drinks to choose from - by far my favorite spot in Nantucket. Only down side is they close at 7pm making you wish for the good times to keep going a bit longer"

"They have a free shuttle that picks up at the corner of chestnut and federal on weekends. The driver is a very nice older guy. Check their website for hours. (The panel van is on chestnut itself next to the Nantucket information bureau, which also has bathrooms on the backside of it.) When you get there, they card you and wristband you. The taproom is two lefts after getting through the entrance. Lots of lagers and ipas, which makes sense since they're probably most busy in the summer. The left 8 are their classics, and the right 8 are seasonal/experimental. I flighted all 16 over the course of 4 flightboards. It's about $4/taster, which is NYC taproom prices. Beer was just okay, but if you're here with a ton of friends and there for some live music, who cares I suppose. Their classic beers are easy to find around the island, so coming here to get some isn't a must IMHO. They have 3-4 food trucks that have various food. I tried some veggie dumplings, but was unfortunately underwhelmed and decided to save my stomach for dinner. Shaker-style Pint glasses are $12 and stickers are $3 from the gift shop. Kinda steep, but its Nantucket and they know their typical audience wont blink. Overall, the ambiance is fine, BYOFriends, and know that the beer doesn't hold a candle to the NYC scene."