Natty Greene's Tavern

A medium-sized tap list (20 I believe) with pretty good variety. I've been to Natty's 4 times now and I've noticed they always try to have at least 1 or 2 of most styles. For instance, when a sour beer kicked, they replaced it with another sour beer. Later in the night they did the same for a stout. Also, they always seem to have 1 barrel aged beer on tap. Kegs from breweries that aren't distributed around here as well. The staff has always been great too, never had a bad experience so far.

Food is good also, simple american comfort food but good.

They served me a 20 month old bottle of Torpedo IPA. No, that's not a typo. I almost threw up. Food was gross. Tap list was not impressive at all. The waitress was nice. Would never go back.

Went on a weird day. Only a handful of beers to choose from. Waitress said most taps shut off for party that night. Place was dead when we arrived at 11:45 on a Sat for lunch. Only one waitress too. She said someone else called in and she had to wait on the bar and the dining room. The place was kinda in disarray, hence my score on the low side. First impressions.....

We come in to Natty's often. The bar staff is knowledgeable. The service is great with a very friendly atmosphere. Beer is always fresh and the selection rotates frequently. The food is excellent!

Visited on a Thursday afternoon for lunch. I ate the eggplant fries for an appetizer, which were amazing! For the meal, I had the peanut butter burger with bacon. It had potential to be amazing, but the burger was overcooked (ordered medium, but it came out extremely well done).

The server was very friendly, and seemed knowledgable about the menu and beers available. The availability of good beers was better than most. Selections included, Lord Hobo Boom Sauce, Founders Devil Dancer, Ithaca Flower Power, Avery Brewing Maharaja, Port Brewing Anniversary Ale, Great Divide Oatmeal Yeti, and many others, including a variety of Belgium styles. There was a decent bottle selection as well.

Overall, I was pleased with the stop, and I am glad other previous reviews brought me to this bar/eatery.

One of my favorite places to stop by. Great food, great beer and everything in between

Moderate amount of taps but the range of styles is always good. Theyceeem to gave a couple beers that nobody else gets which is cool. Food is average and isn't always consistent. Some good bartenders though and especially Christy. Nice local place that isn't fancy but has good beers often and great one occasionally with above average service

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Great craft beer bar tucked away just of Route 1 in North Attleboro. The staff is knowledgeable about beer and they get an excellant selection. Goose BCS, Goudenband, Habanero Sculpin, & Deliverance to name just a few. Menu is only pub food, but burgers are excellant. The peanut butter and bacon burger is my favorite. Candied bacon and gorgonzola stuffed buffalo chicken meatballs are awesome. Definitely worth checking out.

Went in early afternoon on a Thursday, so take the review with a shakerfull of salt. Few patrons at that time of day, and was treated as if I was the only patron, which I was. Even as others came and went, the bar keep, Sean, was appropriately attentive. The owner, Don, was in discussions with distributors, so gleaned information from their discussions. After telling Sean my tendencies in a pour, he suggested a new tap for me. Turned out to be a pleasant surprise. (He'd also offered me something I knew I didn't like.) Nice to have options. Also suggested a soup d'jour that was tasty as well as complemented my pour perfectly. More started to come in as the clock moved toward 3. This is not an easy place to find, but well worth it. Not big, but that helps ambiance. Presentation of both the food and drink were as expected. Camaraderie was missing at this particular time, so no comment offered. Seems like a local place with trappings for a larger market. For now, it's a bit of a hidden gem, although the bar keep spoke of crowded nights and weekends. I will definitely go back, and recommend it for anyone looking for a new addition to the southeastern New England beer community.