J Bartlett’s Public House

Best on tap beer selection in Nashua. The service is sometimes a little less than stellar. I get the feeling bartending at wholefoods isn’t all it’s cracked up to be. Oh well. Good beer, great pizza. What more could you want.

This concept just blows my mind. A place to eat and drink before you grocery shop?! That alone deserves its own star system haha.
On a serious note, this is a great spot for a quick bite and an amazing craft beer. They have 32 beers on rotation, and they try their hardest to have a huge local selection.
I’ve been here twice and I’ve had their BBQ nachos twice. please get these. You will not be disappointed. They are so tasty! The sauce is equal parts smoky and sweet, and it just makes it that much yummier!
Please go here. It’s great!

Great place to grab a quick bite while grocery shopping. Beer selection and weekday specials are great as well. The only negative is that they don’t allow you to tip on a credit card. We never carry cash and can’t tip the waitstaff.

Good beer selection, terrible food, mediocre service.
if you just want a beer then it’s an okay place to go to grab a (not so quick) one. Not much exciting about it in terms of atmosphere. The few games they have are a nice touch because you’ll wait forever for service and even more so for food.
If, like me, you want a little something to nosh on while you are having a drink or two then I recommend you look elsewhere. I realize it’s a pub, but if you market yourself as a pub that serves some pub food, that food should at least be edible. And not take 60 minutes to prepare (it’s PUB food for goodness sake!). I’ve been here a few times with coworkers, friends and the hubby/​kids after shopping. It’s consistently terrible:
— complimentary popcorn — generally stale with no salt
— chips & salsa or quac — flavorless
— spring rolls — wonton wrapper wrapped around… nothing (as in literally no discernible filling)
— chicken siracha wontons — I wouldn’t know. We’ve attempted to order them FOUR times and not once have they been available. They don’t even attempt to apologize anymore, just «nope, we don’t have them».
— pizza (by the slice) — greasy but decent
— Friday hamburger night is a joke. Four burgers to choose from with one being vegetarian. All American is a nuclear blasted hockey puck. Waffle fries are overcooked to the point of being inedible (unless you want to break a tooth).
— Rueben — took one bite and sent it back. Well to be fair, first I asked them to fix the ham and cheese sandwich they gave me. There was no cole slaw or thousand island dressing on it at all. I had to confirm that they placed the correct order. After waiting 15 more minutes for the corrected sandwich I finally just told them to remove it from my bill, we were leaving.
The bartenders are friendly enough but they always seem overworked, even with a helper from the kitchen/​grocery side.
Tonight was my last attempt to like this place. Not worth my time or money or aggravation.

Loved it. I love to go grocery shopping with my girlfriend now. Awesome selection of beers. I think they do $ 2 raw oysters on Sunday afternoons.
Surprisingly, the beers were affordable. Wasn’t expecting that.

Beer list? Very good.
Service? Very inattentive and worn out.
Maybe they work the bartenders to hard?

The fact that this may be the best craft beer bar in the Greater Lowell area says a lot about the choices we have. That said, the selection is very good, with mostly offerings from New England breweries, and the prices are fantastic. The bar food I’ve had isn’t bad, either. I have to go to Whole Foods to find a decent watering hole around here. Kind of sad, but I’m glad it’s there.

I woke up one night with an extreme thirst and hunger. I was craving a nice crisp beer and a pizza, so I stopped by J Barletts Pub, which, to my surprise, is a bar at the new Whole Foods in Nashua, NH. Free popcorn, over 30 craft beers on tap. They have flights of beer so you can try a bunch of what they offer for an affordable price. They also sell food. I got a veggie pizza, and a panini, but they also offer wine and additional appetizers. The best thing is that they have selections that are vegetarian friendly. They always seem to have bar specials and tastings where you can try some local brews. Really nice place, would definitely recommend.

J Bartletts would have gotten 5 stars if it was larger. The bar, which is inside of the Whole Foods, is small but very homey. I had the delicious Shirley temples and my husband a variety of their beers. Their Garlic knots were a steal and super tasty! We shared a build your own pizza with mozzarella, prosciutto, and fresh basil. The large 18″ pie was a great value and super tasty. The service was a little slow, 2 people behind the bar and it looked like 1 guy in the kitchen, because they were super busy for the size of the bar. Eliza was friendly and attentive. We will certainly be returning sometime soon!

Physically part of the new Whole Foods market in Nashua, this absolute gem is for me the only reason to go there (I could care less about doubling my food budget to get all that free-​range, cage-​free, organic, fair-​trade, sustainable yuppie nonsense in Whole Foods).
Anyway, Bartlett’s has a contemporary brewpub feel with the biggest selection of draft beers in the area, hands down. Just massive. The staff are very friendly and knowledgeable and let you sample anything you want. The food is mainly sandwiches and pizza, again both outstanding. Have never been disappointed in this place. If you are into beer, you Must check Bartlett’s out.
IMPORTANT: For some reason, you cannot add a tip for your server when you pay by credit, maybe part of being associated with the supermarket. Anyway, the people who serve you are terrific and deserve to be recognized so please remember to bring some cash for tips.

Adorable place that is out of the way and not packed with people.
Couches, bar and tables to sit at. Limited menu but the local beers are king here.
Bring the kids in to play Jenga and have some chips and guacamole
Bartenders are friendly and knowledgeable about the beers.
Great place to drop the husband to watch the game on a huge tv while getting the grocery shopping done.

Well we were shopping at the newish whole foods and having checked out wife noticed this interesting area at the left front of the store… well making shopping more fun… neat little place, nice bar and settings, limited menu but the pizze we had was very good, and 32 taps with a great variety of beers, a large number local, which is nice… they seem to have specials most nights. really interesting find!!!