Bad Martha Farmer's Brewery

Came in late in the evening, I was staying with friends locally and this is my buddy's favorite local brewery. He was not wrong, very good beers, a fun facility, and outstanding staff and service. We hung out and had a few of their beers while the barkeep went through closing, and left with a few fours for later. Excellent IPAs and the Ocktoberfest was very good as well.

We stopped here after attending a local festival for a bite to eat and to quench our thirst. I wanted to visit this brewery for some time, and it was well worth the wait. The Falmouth location shares a parking lot with a garden store, so there is ample parking. Their building is a magnificent barn-like structure with six indoor tables, a loft area with benches and chairs, and a full outdoor beer garden. For a Saturday afternoon, we lucked out because by the time our food arrived at our table, the place was filling up. My husband got the BBQ chicken pizza and really enjoyed it, while I had the cauliflower crust bruschetta pizza, which was delicious. The only disappointment was the imperial red ale, the first drink my husband ordered, because it was a little flat. The Big Bad Belgian Quad more than made up for it, though. I really loved the Frigid Seas hard seltzer and the berry one, too. The staff was very friendly, ordering with QR codes at the table was a breeze, and I would absolutely recommend coming by if you're in the area. I know we'll be back!

What a fun environment! Tons of seething inside, outside, and a cool little loft that lets you overlook the bar. I always enjoy a good flight and this one did not disappoint. So many different options for everyone in your group. Would very much recommend this place. Didn’t eat but the food coming out of the kitchen looked very good and smelled even better!

5 Stars for the pizza which was simply amazing! Great property to enjoy a craft beer. We liked the wide array of seating options, some with heating elements overhead. The staff was friendly and took good care of us. My only nit... Prices for a beer flight should be more reasonable and not so much higher than a pint; It deterred us from sampling more brews on our visit. Other than that, we enjoyed the experience. The pizza alone is worth the long drive and visit from northern MA!

This place has a cool space in a newish barn-like building, and the staff is super friendly. The acoustic performer was decent, somewhat limited in vocal range, but not too loud, and great for an occasional singalong. They have tons of outdoor seating and the vibe of the spot is great. Let me be clear that we had a wonderful time at Bad Martha! However, I have to be honest about the beer. While the beers were refreshing and free of off flavors, they didn't quite match their styles. Many had fruited or other non-beer specialty ingredients, which took away from the base beer. I have to deduct a half star for the liquid. Also, I apologize in advance I can occasionally lean towards beer snobbery, but for the craft aficionados out there, know in advance they serve all styles in canning jars, which, while clean, definitely don’t enhance the beer drinking experience in any situation. I have to deduct another half star for the glassware. Overall, the venue and staff are nice, but the beer selection and glassware could be improved. If Martha is the one putting fruit, honey, and spice, if Martha is the one that said serve all beers in a canning jar, bad Martha, bad

I’ll start off by saying this place has a great setting. But, you know what’s better that a great setting? Drinking a beer in a great setting. Unfortunately, the setting cannot distract you from the fact the beer is mediocre, and that’s being generous. Like a white walker from beyond the northern wall, I return every now and then, hoping this place has improved their beer selection. But each time, I head back north with the same disappointment.