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3.7 (38 reviews)
ModerateAmerican, Breweries
Open • 6:00 am - 7:30 AM, 9:00 AM - 11:00 AM, 2:00 pm - 9:00 PM

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9 oz pour. Nice sized glass.
Ginger S.

The Scarlet Vetter says....while waiting for a flight back home in the Boston Logan Airport I had some time to kill and was feeling a little peckish. I stopped into this place as there was room at the bar and other places seemed very busy, given that it was the weekend of the Boston Marathon. There was a QR system to order but halfway through the bartender asked me what I wanted so I placed an order that way. I ordered a glass of wine and a glass of water. The wine came but no water. The wine was served in a nice sized glass. I asked again for water and five minutes later it arrived. I ordered a Chicken Quesadilla....it was mighty mediocre. Not well presented either, but at least it was warm. When I wanted to leave, it took 10 minutes to get the bartender's attention (who always seemed to be doing something other than paying attention to the patrons.) If you are starving, and there are not other options, by all means, go here. But you might do better at a different restaurant.

clam chowder
Will R.

This is in the airport. I went when nobody was eating. It was just a couple people at the bar with drinks only. They don't let you sit in a booth when you are a single. I guess when it's crowded it makes sense. I ordered pretty quickly. That's where the positives end. About 10 minutes after me, someone else walks in and sits at the big table with me. She orders and gets her appetizers before me. About 25 minutes after I ordered, my clam chowder arrives. I thought I had plenty of time. Now I don't. Boarding is in 5-10 minutes and I still have to walk a ways. As you can see in the picture, the spoon looks like they found it on the side of the road. Not only is it not a soup spoon, it looks like it could be found in a prison. Soup is average. It's hot though! Tacos arrive after I push the soup away. Wow they look great as you can see from the photo. After a few bites, it tastes really dry. I think they forgot to put the sauce on there. Unfortunately, I don't have 25 minutes to wait for a replacement. I eat 2 of the 3 and ask for the check. He did bring the check fast. I guess I should have ate at the other seafood place.

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Alix R.

Wasn't able to go to the Sam Adams Brewery while I was in town for a conference. Was super excited that there is now a little Sam Adams satellite restaurant in the airport. It offers a lot more food options than the main brewery in JP. Fewer beer options, though... I think they really only had maybe 4 Sam Adams beers on tap? Decent location to grab a quick beer before a flight. Came around lunch time but it wasn't too busy. Surprisingly took a bit of time for my food to come out even though I ordered basic chicken tenders lol. The atmosphere was pretty cool though. Gives a chill bar scene and makes you forget that you're stuck at Logan Airport lol.

Wanda H.

The Bloody Mary was good. Not the best I've ever had, but not bad... The fish tacos were surprisingly bland considering all the ingredients listed for them. Service was horribly slow, but I understand that's an issue wherever you go nowadays. Just at an airport, it just doesn't work that well. The prices were high, but I guess that's standard at an airport. Just seems WRONG, seein' as it's the same food / drink you'd get elsewhere. Would probably try another restaurant if I were in this particular concourse of the Boston airport.

Christa M.

Visited this establishment waiting on our flight back home. Also got hooked on the Oktoberfest while in Boston. Darn this beer for only being seasonal, what ever will we drink the rest of the year. This was our first visit to Boston, so I had to do all the cliche stuff. Had the clam chowder here. It was good. The drinks were pricy.

Beer!
Tony M.

Definitely worth every penny, and probably more. My girlfriend and I aren't really beer drinkers, but what the heck, when in Rome. The tour was nice, it was mostly in one big room and the tour guide talking. But hey, we had beer in our hands the whole time. They explain the history and that this brewery is now really used for research and development which is neat because you can taste what they're working in. Then they bring you to a tasting room and explain how you should taste a beer as a professional would. Overall, top notch, worth the price and definitely something to do while in Boston! Highly recommend.

Sam Adams Summer

Great place to grab a beer and snack. Freshest Sam Adams on tap aside from the brewery. The pricing for drinks and beverages was a little steep for what you get. However I get the appeal. Great gift shop with fair prices.

Sydney H.

My friend and I are in town in Boston for a few days and wanted something fun and different to do. Neither of us had ever done a brewery tour, so voilà. We came in about five minutes after a tour had left but they helped us join that tour so that we wouldn't have to wait an hour. We started by learning about the ingredients in beer and did a hop smell test. After we were walked through the actual brewing process. Super cool and informative! The end was a tasting which included a demonstration into how judges actually appraise the quality of beer. Super cool, and our guide was very fun. All around great way to spend an hour in Boston, and you can go to the tasting room after if you want to try even more of their beer - this Sam Adams does their R&D so you can actually taste some of the hundreds of beers that will never make it onto the market!

My first brewery
Eric L.

Every beer geek starts somewhere in the craft beer world. I will always have a soft spot for the beers that I started on in my craft beer path. These include: Sam Adams Boston lager, cherry wheat, DFH 60 minute IPA and brown ale and guinesss. These are my gateway beers into the craft brew world. In 2009 I went to Boston and visited the Sam Adams brewery, the first of now over a hundred that I've been to. After a short walk from the train stop we arrived and went on the tour. Now I can recite to you what will be said in most brewery tours, they all follow the same recipe. Come look at the giant tanks that we boil the malt and hops in, it's now called mash. By the way, beer is 4 ingredients- water, malt, yeast, hops. Did you know about the German beer law? Here's a malt taste it, here's a hop smell it. Look at all of our barrels of beer storing and here's some history of our company, in this case Jim Cook. Now this being the first tour I've ever done, I was actually very entertained and learned quite a bit. Fast forward to the tasting room. The trick here is to go with at least a few people who don't drink beer. Seeing as I went with a bunch of Asian people who get the Asian glow (allergic reaction to alcohol), that way I got at least 2 glasses of each beer. I can't remember how many beers I had for some reason... but I recall part of the line up was Boston lager, Boston ale, Octoberfest, cherry wheat, cream stout, and maybe their light. All of their beers are solid and easily accessible to all beer drinkers. The rest of my time at the brewery is fuzzy so let's end my story here. If you are interested in beer but don't know where to start, this is a great first step into craft beer. The gateway of craft beer! I highly recommend this to all aspiring alcoholics. Atmosphere: 4/5 Food/drink: 4/5 Cost: 5/5 Service: 5/5 Overall: 4/5

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This place is awesome! You have to go on a tour. The free tastings are fun and our tour guide Audrey was awesome and hilarious! GO HERE!

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