We believe in creating a place for
community, music and friends.

*During Covid-19, we are following all state regulations, doing additional cleaning, and working hard to keep guests safe.  Guests are required to
wear a mask when not seated.*

Notice to our customers Thursday, 12/17/20

With the increasing numbers of Covid-19, we have decided with a heavy heart to temporarily close A-Brews Tap & Grill.  Thursday 12/17/20 through Sunday night 12/20/20 our hours will be 7 am – 10 pm for Dine in and Take out. We will be closed beginning December 21st.  We will re-evaluate the situation in February and are hopeful that some restrictions will be lifted.

The health and safety of the customers and staff is our utmost priority. We have done our best to follow all guidelines to keep everyone safe. We have had  been so fortunate and blessed by your continued support during this difficult time.

Anyone that is in this industry can relate to how difficult it has become to constantly remind people to follow the guidelines.  There have been multiple complaints to the Board of Health and/or ABCC about many establishments in town and I can tell you that many of these complaints are false. Some people are even taking photos inside and outside establishments of customers which is just wrong.  We are all doing the best we can during these difficult times.

The Board of Health, Dave Ouellette and his staff have done an amazing job keeping us updated with guidelines and answering all question/concerns we have.  Please try and remember he has to respond and follow up to all these calls/complaints, and it takes up a lot of his valuable time.  I would like to share a few examples of complaints we have had to deal with since we reopened.

1. People not wearing masks outside our establishment.

The reality is we have no control on what people do when they walk out of our establishment.  The sidewalk is public property.

2. We have trivia nights just like many other establishments.

It’s safe and gives people something to do while they are eating.

3. Anyone who knows us, knows we try to help people.

Meat Bingo was a way for us to help raise money and give back to the community. All the proceeds raised every week are always donated to a charity or to a local fundraiser.   We made sure this was safe and followed the guidelines.  If there were any question that this was not safe, we would have not continued with it. Again, there were several complaints made against us.

4. Upon our reopening in September, we were allowed to have entertainment out on our patio.

We are located in a commercial zoned area and have the proper permits and licenses to do so. Again, we followed the guidelines and almost every weekend someone called to complain to either the Board of Health or called the police station to file a complaint.

As you can see, the complaints are not only about someone not wearing a mask when the walk in to the building or when they get up to go to the restroom. There are certainly moments where people genuinely forget to put them on.  It’s a learning curve for us all, and we are all doing the best we can.

This closure will help provide our management team time to come up with new and improved ideas so the people of Dracut and surrounding towns can have an ultimate dining experience all under one roof!

We appreciate all of your support during this time and please continue to support your local businesses and our friends at Paddy’s, The Boat, Yang’s, The Rendezvous, Jokers, Brother’s, Sports Zone, Tavern on the Line, Owen and Ollies, O’Hara’s and so many more.  It saddens me to see so many struggling and so many businesses closing.  Unfortunately, many businesses will not make it through these tough times.

We will see you all soon and wishing you all a Merry Christmas and a Happy and Healthy New Year.

– Sonia and Jim Abreu