Have walked by this place for years and finally made it in. Overlooking the highway and inside a…read moreparking garage is this tiny bar with a warm atmosphere. We came for dinner and drinks. Loved my vanilla barrel cream ale. Oh ya, no cocktails here, only brews and wine! I liked that tbh. More raw feeling. Started with gold style tenders, sauce was tasty and tangy and the tenders were fresh. I liked it dipped in the blue cheese. I then got the bacon bleu burger which was good but on the smaller side. I got mashed potatoes as a side which was delicious! The server asked if I wanted gravy and then proceeded to charge $2 (I didn't even use it). I always get a little salty when places aren't transparent about up charges but anyway. My boyfriend got an order of the twin chili cheese dogs. He enjoyed them and hit the spot. A lot of people around us were ordering the hot dogs. Was the food amazing? No. Was the vibes and coziness outstanding and I felt like I was living in a movie? Ya. Would I come back? Ya.

An American classic, must visit when in Boston. Greatest vibe. Heads up it's just beer and…read moreseltzer. Super cool bartenders and vinyl playing in the background.

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

Samuel Adams Tap Room…read more Great overall vibe and a fun place to hang out, especially if you're a beer fan. There are a ton of beer choices, so there's plenty to try, and the food was decent and came out well. The place itself is one of the highlights. Three floors with different areas to explore, and the top floor has a really nice rooftop atmosphere that's perfect when the weather is good. It's a cool setup for grabbing drinks with friends and spending a couple of hours. The one thing that was noticeably missing was music. With the rooftop, multiple floors, and overall atmosphere, some good background music would have added a lot of energy and made the experience even better. Overall, great beer selection, decent food, cool three-floor layout, and an excellent rooftop vibe. Add some music and this place could easily move up another notch.

Nice views of Faneuil Hall and fairly empty on a Saturday afternoon. (Even as you could see the…read moretourists bustling around down in the shopping/food stores across the street) I expect it to probably be busier for happy hour after work on weekdays. The space is completely open air seating alcoves of outdoor furniture divided by plants and shrubbery. The main bar area is a high bar counter in front of a 60's style metal RV. This area is covered by a large overhead tent, and walking through/past it they set up a few small mini golf putting stations; free to putt around. Chill spot to grab a few beers and chill with friends.

I love this place! We walked thru several times over the weekend. Always "hopping"! They have the…read moreCUTEST lemonade stand I've ever seen! Open air (convered), hanging chairs, mini golf... a fun place!

The Bebop sits near Berklee College of Music and combines the energy of an Irish pub with a live…read moremusic venue, creating a lively environment filled with musicians, students, locals, and visitors. We walked into a space where the walls are covered with photos of artists and music memorabilia, while dim lighting, packed tables, and frequent live performances give the restaurant a distinctly neighborhood feel. Whether stopping in for a casual drink or staying for an evening of music, the experience centers around the performances happening just a few feet away. The menu leans heavily into Irish pub comfort food with generous portions and hearty classics. We tried the Guinness Beef Stew and the Shepherd's Pie, both of which delivered rich flavors and exactly what you would expect from a solid Irish restaurant. Other popular items on the menu include curry fries, clam chowder, burgers, and traditional pub fare designed to pair naturally with a pint. The comfort food favorites consistently stand out, while opinions on some other menu items may vary. Service is friendly and welcoming, even on busy nights when the venue fills up for performances. The staff handles both diners and music crowds with ease, helping maintain a relaxed atmosphere despite the constant activity. Live entertainment is clearly a major part of the identity here, with regular performances ranging from Irish sessions and jazz to open mic nights and other local acts. For a neighborhood pub near Berklee that delivers on both hearty Irish food and live music, The Bebop offers a warm, energetic experience built around community and performance.

Authentic Irish pub owned by the same guy who owned the Burren and McCarthy's…read more I came here on St. Patrick's Day weekend and the place was buzzing. They had a bespoke menu for the season, and the place was packed. Nonetheless, they had a lot of support staff working the service was great.

So much fun! Something for everyone. Beer, cocktails,…read moreFood trucks with tons of selections. Band was great, except had to stop playing at 8 b/c outdoors / noise ordinance.

I came here on an overcast Saturday afternoon and it was pretty empty. Basically, Cisco Seaport is…read morea bunch of shipping containers turned bars, merch booths and semi-private cabana like areas. They make their own beer, spirits and wine which always makes me skeptical. If you make everything, can you do anything good? There was a live band playing when we arrived under a large tent. We ordered a few beers that were decent but nothing mind blowing and sat at one of their many picnic tables. The containers that you can rent are 200.00 for 2 hours and I don't get the benefit but to each teir own. Basically, you get your own tv and a piece of rope that separates you from the peasants and skip the bar line. I guess it's like a beer Fastpass. Also, the bathrooms are port-o-potties so it has festival grounds feel. Cool enough place and I am sure it's fun if you have a large group with you

Overall great vibes. Went on a Thursday night around 7:30pm and we were able to find part of a…read moretable. Would love more details of the menu. It's currently just on a white board, not much going on. It's enough if you're familiar with your beers.

This is a super fun spot on the esplanade. Came on a Saturday night around 7 and it was crowded…read more Was easy to get a drink though, no wait. Small selection of beers and a few other drinks. I tried a non alcoholic seltzer with hops in it. Was actually really good. You have to be 21 to enter but I think if you are under and with an adult they will let you in. Gorgeous views of the river. Fun place to come with friends for a night out.

Wow!!! Loved this place. Visiting from California after coaching at Cooperstown and so glad I found…read morethis place. You will fit right in and they will take care of you. Bobby was an amazing and friendly person as well as Paul. I will definitely be visiting this place again WHEN I come back. Thank you Sevens.

I have been to The Sevens a few times, and it is always a solid experience. It is a classic Beacon…read moreHill dive bar with real local flavor. The music leans toward classic rock--on one visit Black Sabbath was playing, and similar tunes have set the tone each time. The vibe is relaxed, unpretentious, and just the right level of lively. Sports are always on. I have caught the Red Sox, NFL games, and other sports during my visits. It is a great place to grab a beer and watch a game without the crowd or noise of a big sports bar. I have had the French Dip sandwich and the BLT, and both were good... nothing fancy, just satisfying pub food that hits the spot. The beer list is strong for a small place, with local and craft options on tap. It is beer and wine only, which works just fine here. The bar staff has always been friendly and welcoming. Seating is limited, and it can get tight, but that is part of the charm. It is the kind of place where regulars mix with first-timers and everyone feels comfortable. Three and a half stars would be right on the mark, but I will round up to four. The Sevens is dependable, casual, and worth a stop if you are in Beacon Hill looking for a laid-back spot to drink, eat, and unwind.

We went for after dinner drinks. The vibe was amazing and the bartender fabulous!! Highly…read morerecommend!!

The Irving is one of my go-to spots for after-work drinks. The vibe is perfect for unwinding, and…read moreit's a place I find myself coming back to often. If I make it in time before the late-night menu starts, I have to order the foie gras -- it's my favorite item on the menu and it's SO good. Rich, perfectly prepared, and always hits the spot. When I come later and the late-night menu is on, I go straight for the cheeseburger. Simple, classic, and exactly what you want with a drink. Service can be a little slow at times, so I've learned to either order right away or grab a seat at the bar, which makes the experience much smoother. Overall, definitely a staple for me -- great for drinks, great bites, and a solid after-work hang