What a cool spot! We were wandering around near the ballpark trying to stay out of the rain when we…read morestumbled across Mighty Squirrel Brewing, and what a great find! The place has a really fun vibe -- coffee shop in the morning and brewery in the evening. The hostess was super friendly and got us seated in a nice dry spot in the back where we could admire all the brewing equipment. Live music started while we were there, adding more energy to the atmosphere. There's also an upstairs area that looked like a great place to hang out. The food looked fantastic, and my wife was especially excited to see they had a gluten-free dessert option. They offered a huge variety of freshly brewed beers -- IPAs, pilsners, sours -- something for everyone. They also had several non-alcoholic options, which was nice to see. I enjoyed a few half beers along with an order of guacamole, and my wife had the flourless chocolate cake for dessert. Everything was delicious. The service was great, the beer was cold and fresh, and the atmosphere made it such a fun place to relax for a while. Definitely a great spot to grab a few drinks and hang out!

Brewery #415 Mighty…read moreSquirrel was an oasis during a rainout of the Red Sox game. The way these people handled the large crowd when they weren't expecting much of one for 3 hours was amazing. The brewery has 2 floors with multiple bars with taps and they were running full speed ahead. We found a couple of seats upstairs and I walked up to one of the bars and ordered a few 4-5 oz pours. Their hazies were really good especially Runner's High and Cloud Candy. While we were sitting there, we ordered a few apps; a hummus plate and some hot honey Brussel sprouts. They both came out fast and were tasty. The beer and food were both good, but the service was even better. The Mighty Squirrel is a well oiled machine.

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

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.

My husband and I have gone through to the Sam Adams Brewery Tour half a dozen times. We'd do every…read moretime he visited me in Boston. And this time, we took our kids. They let kids walk through the tour -- which is great as our kids are not tiny misbehaving toddlers but near pre-teens who appreciate a knowledgeable tour guide. 10-year old even asked a good question. Learned a lot of interesting stuff about hops, grain, yeast, brew, artificial flavorings, Sam Adams history while walking their facilities and drinking beer. Tour guide has a sense of humor. The tour ends with more tastes in a tasting room. What is there not to like! Easy walk to public transit. No driving necessary.

Enjoyable visit. They have a wide variety of beer…read moreselections. Their beers are tasty. They have a lot of tables inside and outside. They have a store to get some fun Sam Adams merchandise. The location is out of the way from downtown.You need a car to get to it.

My favorite brewery in Boston! They have a wide variety of beers, the pizza is delicious, and they…read morehave a patio! They also had board games available to play. I love coming here with my friends for a drink and to catch up.

On a hot summer day, we decided to stop in for a cold beer, some pizza, and to catch a little…read moresoccer. They have plenty of outdoor seating, but when it's 98° outside, who wants to sit in the heat? We grabbed a table inside by the huge TV, perfect spot to watch the match. For drinks, I ordered the Boardwalk Creamsicle Sour. It was refreshing and hit the spot on a hot day. For pizza, I went with the Sweet Dreams, and it was excellent! If you're a fan of a thin, crispy crust, you'll definitely enjoy their pizzas. We also ordered a mushroom pizza, which was just as good. We couldn't finish it all, so we took some home. I have to give them credit for their to-go boxes, they're round, and the design keeps the pizza elevated off the bottom of the box so it doesn't get soggy. Such a simple but brilliant idea! The service was friendly and attentive throughout our visit. Between the great beer, delicious pizza, and plenty of TVs, this is a fantastic spot to catch a game. We'll definitely be back. Cheers!

We went on a random Monday afternoon and it was so nice! My spouse got a flight of IPAs, which he…read moresaid were very nice. I got a boozy watermelon slushie and it was delicious and, well, potent. We also got some mac and cheese and cornbread from the attached M & M BBQ. It appears that there is a parking lot available on Thurs-Sun, but during the rest of the week you're dealing with opposite-side street parking across a busy road with no crosswalk.

DORCHESTER neighborhood, Boston - A decent craft brewery with a great calling card in the form of…read morethe 'Museum of Bad Art' - a tongue-in-cheek display of crappy paintings. The Pie Fight! pumpkin ale is decent, though it didn't need the cinnamon and sugar caramel frosting on the glass rim. Also the fruited hose is worth a try. The decor is (chef's kiss). If me and the missus lived in Boston area, we'd go here from time to time. Plenty of seating. About a 15-minute walk from the nearest T station.

Stardust IPA and Rabbit Rabbit Hazy IPA were great Dry Irish…read moreStout and English Ale were great They had 2 good NA beer choices Good staff Wish the Murphy Barleywine was available to take home

Came here to watch a World Cup match and the vibes were high but the service definitely left…read moresomething to be desired. First, the beers and food sections are separate and owned by different businesses so even if you start a tab at the bar, you need to get the card back to pay for food. Seems like an inefficient system especially during peak hours but what do I know. They could look into posting a sign that makes this clear. Maybe it was a busy time, maybe they were under-staffed, but when I went to close out my tab (at the correct spot!), the bartender tossed the credit card and receipt at me and walked away. I don't want to say the tired line of how, if I was a guy, he wouldn't have treated me this way, but it was the rudest encounter I've had to date at any bar in Boston. Food: Options were pretty limited and took awhile to be ready but my cheese slice was delicious. They also had a lychee panna cotta that looked good. Parking: Most of the surrounding parking spots are permit-only so if you're coming not on a Sunday, be sure to double check. There are some meter spots further down Broadway.

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!