We really enjoyed our stops into Night Shift Brewing while we were in Boston. The brewery itself…read morewas near our hotel and very accessible from the T. It's right off the water and has a beautiful view. The inside was very spacious and clean, and we even loved the music they were playing both times we stopped in. We enjoyed the pizza, which we devoured, and their IPAs were delicious. I would recommend.

Brewery #409…read more Nightshift brewing is a cool place along the wharf just across the street from The Garden to get a few beers and a bite to eat. I ordered my usual flight, but they were out of stickers :( They had some unique beers amongst them one called Belgian Waffles which is a blonde ale with maple syrup and cinnamon. This was dessert or breakfast, depending on your perspective, in a glass. I also got a hazy IPA, a peanut butter stout, and a hefe. All were really good. For lunch I got some honey jerk wings. These were cooked to perfection. Crisp skin and juicy meat. The problem was the flavor. They had the honey but no jerk. There was no spice at all. They were still good, but they could have been great. Anyway, give me stickers and spice and I will give you that 5th star.

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 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.

Brewery # 412 I am…read morereviewing Trillium with my head in clouds because I am a fan of beer and after having a Congress St Hazy IPA in the panhandle of Florida about a year ago, I couldn't wait to try this brewery and their beer didn't disappoint. I got 5 oz pours of all of their IPA's and was in heaven. The Really Big Bird and Galaxy Cutting Ties were amongst my favorites. I wanted to try multiple stouts but unfortunately most of their pastry stouts were not on tap. They were only in 18.5-ounce bottles so I could only order one. I got the Macaroon Macaroon, which was a collab with Veil Brewing in Richmond VA (another phenomenal brewery that I have been to). It was dessert in a glass. I had the lady friend with me, or I would have opened and closed this place that or passed out in the corner. I was in heaven. She ordered some spinach and artichoke dip but I don't remember it. It was filler as far as I was concerned. This place isn't about the food; it's about their amazing beer.

We stopped by the Samuel Adams Tap Room for lunch this afternoon and thoroughly enjoyed the…read moreexperience. The staff was friendly, attentive, and very helpful with menu recommendations. On our bartender's suggestion, we ordered the Hot Honey Pepperoni Pizza and it absolutely delivered. The crust was perfectly balanced -- crisp and firm on the outside while remaining soft and airy in the center, exactly how great pizza should be served. The sauce had excellent flavor, and the combination of pepperoni and hot honey created the perfect balance of savory, sweet, and heat without overpowering the pie itself. My wife sampled a flight of four locally available beers and really enjoyed the opportunity to try selections that are difficult to find outside the Boston area. I jokingly told her not to become too attached to them since we wouldn't be bringing them home with us. The atmosphere inside the Tap Room was lively, modern, and unmistakably Boston, with plenty of Samuel Adams history woven throughout the space without feeling overly commercialized. We had a fantastic experience here and would absolutely recommend stopping by if you find yourself in the greater Boston

2 stars - POOR SERVICE 3 stars - food…read more This was close to our hotel and we wanted a quick bite and away from the heat and crowd. Sat at the bar. It's open seating. Big place. Service slow and even though we made eye contact with male bartender, he ignore us for about 10 minutes and he again ignore us and went to other patrons that just sat die . We ordered the Turkey Sandwich and Reuben. There are way better places to stop for drinks and food.

Awesome brewery in the Seaport District of Boston. I've tried Harpoon beer in South Carolina so I…read moredecided to go to the brewery when I was in Boston and the visit did not disappoint! I started off with a flight and picking only 4 beers was a difficult decision. They provide a wide variety of different types of beer for any type of beer lover. After my flight, I ordered a pint of the classic Harpoon IPA. All 5 beers that I tried tasted excellent. They have a food menu with pretzels, pizza, and salads. The service is very quick and friendly. The brewery is very large and can accommodate large groups of people.

Came for the check-ins and the views. This was an incredibly difficult to find spot for us as…read moretourists. There were no clear signs and no real walking path (there's parking) and even the employee entrances were easier to find than the brewery's. Having said that, the atmosphere was comfortable and warm. They had games and a nice view. There was merch (the beer mitt was interesting!) We got hungry and ordered a pretzel, but I wouldn't really call this a "dinner" spot. Definitely more of a drinks + snack spot with their limited menu of pretzels and pizzas. Service was low key and quiet. We were left to play cards and didn't feel rushed to order or leave. Overall would come back!

Stopped in to get out of the 93 degree weather…read more Friendly staff and seems like a good place to hang out. We just got a beer and sat for a bit.

After a terrible experience at Bell in Hand Tavern, my mom and I came over to The Green Dragon…read moreTavern and the difference was night and day. We were greeted immediately and everyone was very friendly. Drinks and food came out quickly, and the atmosphere was exactly what we were hoping for while visiting historic Boston. What I really loved was that this bar actually embraces its history. There are relics and historical pieces on the walls, and even the placemats share the story of the tavern. It genuinely feels like a historic spot with character and charm instead of just another modernized bar. Highly recommend if you want good service and an authentic Boston tavern experience.

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!

I really enjoyed this place for brunch. My friends and I were seated at the bar and god full…read moreservice. I got the lemon ricotta pancakes and duck confit fried rice. My favorite dish was the duck confit and will be returning to try out more of the brunch items.

Amazing, best chicken and waffles and chicken sandwich in Boston. In the summer they have tiki bar…read morerooftop, so much fun!

Excellent location facing Plymouth harbor. Out of town visiting family had dinner with three adults…read moreand two little girls (5 and 8). Found a table indoors (outdoor seating available as well) with ample room for all five of us including dolls, cards, and toys. I ordered a Bloody Mary made with a local alcoholic seltzer which was a great drink but also a significant appetizer with all the fixings. I ordered the "Luca Brazi" sandwich which was excellent and took home half the sandwich for dinner tonight. *Important footnote...I NEVER have leftovers when I order dinner. I ALWAYS eat EVERYTHING!! I highly recommend if you are a tourist (or a local) take the two block walk from visiting The Plymouth Rock and enjoy a great meal and drinks at THE VITAMIN SEA RESTAURANT!!

Vitamin Sea Brewing is a craft brewery that opened in Weymouth, Massachusetts in February 2019. It…read morewas founded by business partners Dino Funari, Pete Kiley, Josh Sherman and Richard DiBona. Funari, Kiley and Sherman frequently got together on weekends to embrace their love of homebrewing. After doing this for a number of years, and building up a local following distributing their home-brews from a blue cooler, they decided to open a brick & mortar brewery and taproom. At this time, DiBona came on board as a partner and assisted with the search for a location. After exausting all options in the seaside town of Hull, the partners acquired a 3,000-sq-ft space in the "craft beer friendly" town of Weymouth. The name "Vitamin Sea" was chosen to reflect Funari's love of surfing and surf culture. The brewery quickly gained a reputation for their juicy New England IPAs, decadent Stouts, and experimental Fruited Sours. A second location opened along the waterfront in Plymouth in May 2024. I recently visited Vitamin Sea's Plymouth location while I was in town for the day. I was scheduled to meet up with some other beer bloggers at a different brewery later. I soon realized that Plymouth has an excellent craft beer scene and decided to head to Vitamin Sea first. The Plymouth facility is a beautiful location along the waterfront. I really liked the nautical/surf design theme too! I grabbed a seat at the bar and began to look over the menu. I heard that the Plymouth location is known for their excellent ciabatta sandwiches, so I ordered the "Parm to Table" (oven-roasted chicken cutlet, house-made marinara, melted mild & aged provolone, Parmesan, whipped lemon ricotta, basil on toasted ciabatta). It was the BEST chicken cutlet sandwich I've ever had in my life! What made it stand apart from other sandwiches? The whipped lemon ricotta! I washed it down with a pour of "Currency Check" (Double New England IPA), followed by "Mexican Blanket" (Imperial Stout). The beer, like the food, was fantastic! I must also point out that the staff were so friendly, knowledgable, and helpful throughout my visit. I highly recommend Vitamin Sea Brewing and look forward to visiting their Weymouth location!