"We decided to stop in to Mayflower Brewing around lunch time on a weekday. There wasn't any food available at that time but the beer and service were both great. The bartender was attentive to us and allowed us to taste a number of beers before we settled in on our pint-of-choice. There are beers for every beer taste, from light rice lagers to double IPAs. Personal favorite: Whisky Barrel Aged Brown Ale."

"After enjoying their beers for the past couple of years, we decided to take a trip to Plymouth on a Saturday that the punk rock flea market was taking place. We were delighted with the event and the brewery itself after our visit. This brewery is easily accessible off of Route 3 or Route 44, tucked away on a windy backroad. Situated in an unassuming building, there is a large parking lot, but due to the event, visitors parked along the street. Beside the lot is a small grassy area with picnic tables that is partially shaded. This is a dog-friendly brewery, and they even have a water bowl outside for thirsty pups. The interior is rustic chic with one bar, two tap rooms separated by a barn door, and a view into the brewery through a glass wall. The brewery can also be a venue for private events and would be a cozy space for a group. They offer their beers on tap, along with some non-alcoholic drinks, and have a couple of snack items for purchase. There's also a cooler where you can pick up your favorite beers and a well-stocked gift shop with apparel, accessories, and drinkware. The punk rock flea market is held four times a year and featured vendors with handmade art, antiques, clothing, accessories, home wares, vinyl, and more. There was a band playing and people of all ages were enjoying the event. My husband and I were glad to have visited and will definitely be back for other flea markets or to relax in their tap room with another refreshing drink."

"Edit: Tried some of their Love and Wrestling recently, both in cans and on tap, both were really bad tasting compared to before. The newest batch tastes more like a lager and is much darker and less orange/juicy looking. I have had the beer very consistently over the years, but it's like they either messed with the recipe (which 400 re-release tasted like they messed with the recipe as well). Almost undrinkable, honestly I won't be buying another 4 pack of it. Not only that, but it seems like they bailed on DIPA's with Love & Wrestling being the only hazy double they have anymore. They have a rotating single IPA series, which is okay. Also have avoided the tap room for the past year and a half with change in staffing and overall vibe/service. Hopefully things get better. ____________________________________________________ Been stopping by every since the brewery opened. Over the years Mayflower has done a great job of introducing an abundance of well rounded beers and options. Starting with traditional 12oz cans, moving up to 16 oz cans and seasonal bottles for sale. Their staff has always been friendly and welcoming, as well as knowledgable about the beers. Family and pet friendly is a plus in my book. Live music on the weekends and options for 2 (sometimes 3) different beer gardens in the Plymouth area have been fun for a change of scenery. Mayflower has always had great connection with the community over the years. They have since expanded their taste in brews with offering Sours, IPAs, Porters, and lighter beers as well. They have always produced a fantastic double IPA for the pricepoint of a 4 pack, although you guys really should keep the 400 DIPA on all the time! Thanks for being so consistent and reliable."

"We stopped for some beers at Mayflower Brewing Company while in Plymouth. We ordered some beer flights along with their limited edition Thanksgiving Ale on Nitro. All the beers we tried were tasty, especially their Dahlia IPA, seltzer, and Leisure Mode. They sold pretzels and popcorn if you wanted a snack. They had an acoustic performer playing live music and the back area had some games to play. They had a really nice souvenir selection of shirts, hats, glassware, sweatshirts and tap handles. I would highly recommend stopping here for drinks and some beer to go."

"What a great find! We came to town on a Monday and decided to find a brewery open around lunch time. Almost every other brewery we looked at was closed at that time. Mayflower Brewing was open and pouring! We got six samples and enjoyed all of them. They have exceptionally good NE IPAs. They also had a sour on tap that was delicious! Overall a great experience and we hope to make it back to town again someday and try some other of their brews."