Rar Brewing

RAR is a great place to stop in for food, drinks, and packaged goods. Food is like upscale bar food. Burgers, tots, pretzels bites. Also a very nice vegetarian burger. Of course, you come here for the beer. Don't get overwhelmed by their choices. Lovely staff knows their products. Come in or after season. They are open year round.

Funky and eclectic, RAR brings pop culture and innovative brews together. It's the ultimate bar experience, whether sitting in the open-air bar or attached buildings with big seating areas, you'll enjoy yourself. OUT OF ORDER sours are the popular choice and people line up for new releases; although flavors are hit or miss. Even have a couple non-alc options which is nice! The grub is good too if it's a burger, cheese steak, wings, or loaded tots they are nice accompaniments. Take a look around the establishment and you'll see many odes to the 90's - a millennial's playground. Get some pints and chum it up with the Cambridge locals.

My boyfriend and I had an amazing experience with RAR! It was my 21st birthday yesterday so we’re celebrating at the shore over the weekend and this was our first stop. Every staff member had a smile on their face and was helping take care of us. They were friendly, informative and really made experience great! We loved that they have food, a taproom, and a bar at this brewery. The food was really great too and came out quick!! The LabRARtory was especially great. There, they had a bar with normal cocktails and liquor, as well as special RAR cocktails; in addition to a hefty selection of to-go cans. The to-go can selection was outstanding. They had plenty of options from RAR, as well as options from many other microbreweries over the country such as Imprint, Other Half, Equilibrium, Kings Brewing, etc. Overall, great experience. Thanks for making my 21st birthday very special! (Also, the cocktail pictured is from the LabRARtory and it’s called “twenty one”)!

Simple menu, actually much too simple. The $8 chicken sandwich is just 1 tender pounded until it kind of fits the bun. They boast tater-tots for 10 dollars, 9 dollar pretzel bites, then charge u 3 bucks for a tiny cup of cheese to dip. If you would like a 4 oz cup of crab dip with your pretzels that will be eight additional dollars. Skip the 18 dollar crab cake, it doesn't taste bad just 18 bucks is too much for a 3 oz cake. You will spend $20 to eat, and I promise you you will still be hungry when you leave.

We came here to "refuel" during our ride to the Harriet Tubman Museum and Visitor Center on Saturday. Didn't get to try their beers this time (had to ride back home safe!), but we did get to enjoy the food. Burgers were super fresh and tasty—the 'Nessie' logo on the burger's bun is a cute detail! :) Hope to be able to come again soon, and try the beer selection. The decoration is really interesting, and that couch very comfortable!