Everything was outstanding. I'm a cheese fanatic wand was thoroughly impressed with their cheese…read moreboard. Their pickled vegetables were perfectly done and plentiful, and it was surely enough food to go around. Ambience is rather loud, it looks like a pub. I took my parents here and we still had a great time. Note: not a lot of parking. They do have outdoor space though! Service is very good. Food was incredible, the blue cheese pizza had a RIDICULOUS amount of blue cheese on it. My mom thought it was too strong, I reheated it at home with an extra slice of bread. The muffin was fantastic and th burger was great too. All in all we had a wonderful time.

I smelled my neighbor's takeout from this place and briefly considered committing a crime. Instead,…read moreI chose peace and went myself. Cozy little spot with a pizza oven and an open kitchen (elite combo). Plenty of seating. I went for a weekday dinner and was served instantly. Started with the oyster bombs ($17 for 3) because oyster + tuna is a power couple. Fresh, creamy, perfectly seasoned with mayo and chives...gone in 30 seconds. My server convinced me to get the spicy clam, and it was devoured so fast. It was gone before he filled my water! Packed with clam meat, drowning in tomato sauce, and it actually had heat --not that "we waved a chili at it" kind of spicy. I fully intended to have some for the next day and then aggressively did not. Final verdict: cozy vibes, bold flavors, zero self-control, and I will absolutely be back.

Great lively spot with excellent variety!…read more Trillium is such a fun spot to meet up with people. The atmosphere is definitely loud, but it has a great, lively energy that makes for a fun night out. One of the best parts about this brewery is that they distill their own spirits, so you have plenty of great options even if you aren't in the mood for beer. They don't offer traditional flights, but you can ask for two half-pours (about 5 oz each) to try a couple of different things. Here is what we tried: Out of This World: This mixed drink tasted like an upscale mai tai. It was beautifully cloudy and made with real passion fruit puree. Delicious! Coffee Pot & Kettle Stout: Absolute creamy goodness. This was my personal favorite, though I usually lean toward stouts anyway. Fort Point IPA (with Citra): My husband is the big IPA lover, and I usually attempt a taste with a lot of apprehension since I don't care for super hoppy beers. However, this one was surprisingly good! It felt more like a fruity, juicy hazy IPA. The listed pine notes were very subtle and gave it a really nice, balanced finish.

Great beer selection, solid food options and an excellent staff…read more Interior space was quite crowded with minimal to no space at the tables and bar...even on a Monday early evening. I would expect the outdoor space would come in handy once the weather warms up. Conveniently located right off of Seaport Blvd. surrounded by some other good food and dessert options. Lots of parks in the area, including Fan Pier Park, which offers some spectaculay views of the Boston Skyline...particularly after dark. Metered Street Parking was actually manageable, especially in the later post 6-pm midweek hours in the Fort Hill Square Area. Meters are in effect through 8pm with a 2-hour maximum, so if you arrive after 6pm and feed the meter until 8pm, you are all set for the night! The South Station (Red) T Station is also nearby. Both options are a short walk to Fan Pier Park. There are also lots of garages available in the immediate area as well.

Cool beer garden experience. Seat yourself and order from the bar…read more Fun old school arcade games. Great spot to watch games. Indoor and outdoor seating. Flight- Sam '76, Boston red brick, New England juicy, and Three Quarter Porter beer #s are corresponding with the numbers on the menu All beers are good and very fresh tasting (duh it's made right there) Bar tenders are cool and a lot of fun. Pretzels are good bar food. Mustard is so good

**This review is for the beers only**…read more Sam Adams Tap Room is worth of visit if you are in Boston. We got to try beers that are not distributed to where we are from so that was nice. You can also check out their small gift shop before leaving.

Classic pretzels, passionate service, beautiful glass walls with a view (Visited regularly 2013)…read more When I lived in Boston, this was my favorite place. Plenty of activities like brewery tours and tasting options. I felt connected to the city in a deep way with their beer hall and flowing taps. The party is always happening at Harpoon, and their playlists were killer with great vibes and fun to jam to with the staff.

Sadly the brewery changed since I was here last. Pretzels are store bought instead of being made…read moreby the hops from their beer AND the food was subpar at best. Our tour guide was great, but the tour was so short and less than what they did is 2016. We were very disappointed

Really nice historical stop to come in to visit for a drink!…read more You can find your basic drinks here and some specialty historical thee cocktails too. Inside, it really has that historical look to it and you can visualize those in the 1800s sitting around having a few pints.

The Green Dragon Tavern is along Marshall St with all the other historic restaurants and taverns…read morefrom the Revolutionary times. Except The Green Dragon is a phony. A big fat phony! The original Green Dragon Tavern was torn down in 1832. This place opened in 1993. That's 33 years old. My dad has socks older than that. So why still 4 stars? Well, the service was excellent, the beer selection was decent and the burger I got was fantastic. The Joseph Warren burger. It had Swiss cheese, sauteed onions, and bourbon bacon jam. Delicious! Moral of the story; if you are going to be a phony then at least have a good burger, cold beer and good service.

Solid beer and food selection…read more We got the hazy and some clam chowder and enjoyed both. Love the logo design so I had to get a shirt.

Brewery 410 We…read morestopped in here for a few beers and lunch after walking around Boston Commons and the Public Gardens all morning. I got my usual flight to start that included 2 hazy IPA's, a pale ale, and a blonde. The beer types were pretty standard. I didn't see anything crazy, but all were solid to really good. My favorite was the One IPA to Rule them all (hazy). For lunch the lady friend and I split a French Fries flight which is parmesan fries with 3 different dipping sauces. What a great idea. One of the sauces was a cilantro ranch (delish) and the other 2 appeared to be something similar to Raisin' Cane's sauce (I don't like mayo so I didn't try). The fries were a little soggy though. I also got an order of Gochujang and lime sauced wings. These were phenomenal! The best wings I have had in a long time, maybe ever! Holy Shit, I want to go back to Boston just to eat these again. Cool atmosphere, very nice bartenders, very good beer and great wings!

I am so sad that Trillium will no longer be on the Greenway. Cheers to many great memories!read more

My husband and I stopped by Trillium Garden on the Greenway for a beer while exploring Boston, and…read morewe're so glad we did! We luckily caught it right before it closed for the season, and it was the perfect spot to enjoy a beautiful day in the city. The staff were very friendly and even gave us a few tasters of beer so we could find the perfect one -- such a nice touch! The beer was excellent, the vibes were great, and the setting couldn't be better -- right in the heart of Boston with beautiful views of the Boston Harbor Hotel and its large American flag. Such a fun, laid-back atmosphere. We're so glad we got to experience it before the season ended, and we'll definitely be back next time we're in Boston!

P*rnstar martini is worth the visit in itself. Friendly staff, good vibes, and delicious food.read more

My husband and I live in the neighborhood and have visited Cunard many times over the last many…read moreyears- I've never felt inclined to leave a review until today. We went to grab a drink on the rooftop and it was closed (it was a weekend in August at 2pm) we decided to grab a drink at the bar anyway. We then spent our entire time at the bar listening to the bartender talk poorly about all the other bars in the neighborhood- it was super disappointing and disrespectful. The East Boston bar scene is small and it was upsetting to hear another bartender speaking so poorly about other bars in the area.