Braintree Brewhouse

From the previous reviews it appears that this place may be hot and cold in terms of experiences but my experience on New Years day was definitely excellent. Looking for a place with plenty of TV’s to catch the Bruins play in the Winter Classic, that wasn’t insanely packed, we remembered we wanted to try the Brewhouse and were glad we did. Plenty of TVs and seating, and enough of a crowd for great atmosphere but without it being annoyingly packed. The main reason for the 5 stars was our bartender — this girl worked her tail off. Our drinks were always full, our pizza arrived quickly and piping hot and she was attentive and friendly without being overbearing and she was the only bartender /​server in the entire, huge bar and dining area. She didn’t seem to miss a beat and no one could be seen going without. Our bbq chicken pizza was really good bar pizza (I’m not usually a huge fan of bar pizza) with lots of chicken and one was plenty for the 2 of us.
Would not hesitate to return based on our experience!

I love the pizza ! Usually get 3 hamburger pizzas and get the 4^th cheese free! Highly recommend

I had a pepperoni pizza, and I thought it was good. Plenty of flat screen TVs. They also offer Keno and darts.
I though the place could be warmer (temp wise), but maybe that’s just me. Plenty of parking! I would go back.

Well, it’s a bar.
They have a really extensive menu; Anything in the world that you could possibly desire… as long as it’s pizza. Weird.
The pizza was OK, but oif that’s the only thing you have on the menu for dinner, shouldn’t that be great?
Service was OK, but there was no one in the place on a Wed night.

When you have Brewhouse in the name of your business you probably want to have a larger and more obscure beer selection. Although the staff is very nice, I probably won’t return.

This bar is so disappointing. It’s like somebody put lots of time and money into it, but quit halfway through the process. It would be easy to fix this place. It’s beautiful inside. Tons of TVs. Everything looks new. Large area with space to move around. But there are 2 major problems.
1 — They need to serve real food. All they have is pizza and like 2 or 3 cold sandwiches. In my opinion, the pizza is severely lacking flavor, but to be fair, some other friends do like it. Even if you’re not going to have a full menu, have some apps. Nachos, mozzarella sticks or something. You need some type of variety.
2 — The bartenders are awful. I’ve been there twice, with different bartenders working and it’s been the same situation. They never ask if you need another drink. They never look at you. They just keep walking by. You have to be very aggressive to get their attention. The bar is losing lots of business because of this. I’ve spent hours there watching the games and I know our group’s bill would have been double or maybe even triple if the bartenders put out the slightest effort.
These issues aren’t tough to correct, so maybe some day this bar will be good. But it’s been open for long enough whereas these things should have already been fixed by now. There’s other minor things like the fact that there’s no sign and the place is almost impossible to find. And although there’s dozens of TVs, they only show the Red Zone channel and maybe 2 real games. They also have tons of fans spinning and blast the AC until the customers are shivering.
I want to like this place. They built a great looking bar, but I can’t go back again. Why go to a bar where it’s tough to get a drink and there’s no food menu?

Went here to watch the game with some folks. The pizza sucked and so did the drinks. Not sure how a place could go down hill so fast. Won’t be back anytime soon.

Tons of TV’s, about 7 different station feeds. the critisisms on the beer selection are fair, especially for the «Brew House» Pizza is good, not great, certainly not bad… There is a lot of space and the bar is pretty big. Good Jute Box, easy parking, and the dart boards are well lit, and in a good location, they are at the front of the bar, buy not in the way at all of the entrance/​exit. It’s definetely worth a trip to see for yourself, I will definetly return.

This review is based on the pizza only!!!
Short and sweet, the pizza is not good. Pizza sauce as a rule is fairly sweet, and this no exception. To offset this pizza crust best with a slight yeast taste this gives a balanced platform to build on. The Brewhouse’s pizza crust is sweetened. This absolutely destroys any balance.
By the time you are halfway through it just becomes a cumbersome mess, the funny thing is it is COOKED really well. You wanna dive right back in after every slice, but it never gets better.

Where are the stripper poles? A place with this much black paint, diamond plate, mirrors, wall to wall flat screens, plus the push it to 11 sound system has to have stripper poles! The pizza is ok, but for a place called the brew house the beer selection is a joke.

This place is confusing. There are a lot of elements that scream dive bar– like the black painted walls that make you think you aren’t meant to be here during daylight and wouldn’t want to be and the many many promotional items that are being used for décor– think Johnny Walker mirrors.
There is a big oval bar in the center and a lot of stools around it. Not a ton of space to move around people. They offer a full selection of alcohol– but everyone was drinking beer. Their draft selection was seriously lacking. I thought that this was a «Brewhouse»?
There are a few high top square tables for small groups to socialize around but no waitresses so you have to go up to the bar and wait to order.
They do have food (other than pizza) and a few of my friends got pizza which I did not partake in whereas it did not look yummy. There was left over pizza uneaten– which never happens with this group. I had a Stoli Vanilla and Diet Coke ($ 6) pretty much just to see how the pour was– and it was good and a Bud Lite ($ 3). They had Corona but no Corona lite– weird. My friends were happy with the $ 3 beers and the good amount of tv’s.
There were a few dart boards up front– pretty much right when you walk in the door to the left– watch out! I can’t picture myself playing darts in the front of the bar. It was a little difficult to walk in and out of the establishment whereas many patrons were sitting on the entrance/​exit stairs «smoking butts». There was really no other place for them to go though whereas the bar is located in a parking lot.
I just cant really figure out exactly what this place is going for– not a sports bar, not a restaurant, not classy… Maybethey should rename to the Braintree Confusehouse.