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(historic places)
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1)
1767 Milestones
2)
Abbot, Edwin, House
3)
Abbotsford
4)
Aborn, John, House
5)
Adams, Charles--Woodbury Locke House
6)
Adams-Nervine Asylum
7)
African Meetinghouse
8)
All Saints' Church
9)
Allston Congregational Church
10)
Almshouse
11)
American Net and Twine Company Factory
12)
Ames Building
13)
Appleton, Nathan, Residence
14)
Arcade Building
15)
Arlington Street Church
16)
Armory of the First Corps of Cadets
17)
Ash Street Historic District
18)
Athenaeum Press
19)
Atwood, Ephraim, House
20)
Austin Hall
21)
Austin, Francis B., House
22)
B and B Chemical Company
23)
Bacon, Clifton, House
24)
Baker, Sarah J., School
25)
Baldwin, Maria, House
26)
Baptist Society Meeting House
27)
Barnes, James B., House
28)
Barnes, Walter S. and Melissa E., House
29)
Beach-Knapp District
30)
Beck--Warren House
31)
Bedford Building
32)
Bellevue Standpipe
33)
Bellingham-Cary House
34)
Bennink--Douglas Cottages
35)
Berger Factory
36)
Berkeley Street Historic District
37)
Bertram Hall at Radcliffe College
38)
Beth Israel Synagogue
39)
Bigelow Block
40)
Bigelow School
41)
Bigelow Street Historic District
42)
Billings, Frederick, House
43)
Birkhoff, George D., House
44)
Blackstone Block Historic District
45)
Blake and Knowles Steam Pump Company National Register District
46)
Blake, James, House
47)
Boston Athenaeum
48)
Boston Edison Electric Illuminating Company
49)
Boston National Historical Park
50)
Boston Public Library
51)
Boston Young Men's Christian Union
52)
Bottle House Block
53)
Bow Street Historic District
54)
Bowditch School
55)
Bowditch, William Ingersoll, House
56)
Boylston Building
57)
Brabrook, E. H., House
58)
Brackett, S. E., House
59)
Bradbury, William F., House
60)
Brattle Hall
61)
Brattle, William, House
62)
Bridgman, Percy, House
63)
Broadway Winter Hill Congregational Church
64)
Brooks, James H., House
65)
Brooks, Luther, House
66)
Building at 10 Follen Street
67)
Building at 102-104 Inman Street
68)
Building at 104-106 Hancock Street
69)
Building at 106-108 Inman St
70)
Building at 138--142 Portland Street
71)
Building at 1707-1709 Cambridge Street
72)
Building at 1715-1717 Cambridge Street
73)
Building at 259 Mount Auburn Street
74)
Building at 30--34 Station Street
75)
Building at 42 Edward J. Lopez Avenue
76)
Buildings at 110-112 Inman St.
77)
Buildings at 15-17 Lee St.
78)
Bunker Hill Monument
79)
Bunker Hill School
80)
Butterfield-Whittemore House
81)
Calf Pasture Pumping Station Complex
82)
Call-Bartlett House
83)
Calvary Methodist Church
84)
Cambidge Common Historic District Amendment
85)
Cambidge Common Historic District Amendment
86)
Cambridge Home for the Aged and Infirm
87)
Cambridge Public Library
88)
Candler Cottage
89)
Capitol Theater Building
90)
Carpenter Center for the Visual Arts
91)
Carr, Martin W., School
92)
Cathedral of St. George Historic District
93)
Central Library
94)
Charles Playhouse
95)
Charles Street African Methodist Episcopal Church
96)
Chelsea Garden Cemetery
97)
Chestnut Hill, The
98)
Child, Francis J., House
99)
Child, Isaac, House
100)
Christ Church
101)
Church Green Buildings Historic District
102)
Church of the New Jerusalem
103)
City Hall Historic District
104)
Clapp Houses
105)
Cliff, Z. E., House
106)
Cloverden
107)
Codman Building
108)
Colburn, Sara Foster, House
109)
Commanding Officer's Quarters, Watertown Arsenal
110)
Common Burying Ground at Sandy Bank
111)
Congregation Adath Jeshurun
112)
Congregation Agudath Shalom
113)
Congress Street Fire Station
114)
Conventual Church of St. Mary and St. John
115)
Cook, Thomas, House
116)
Cook, William, House
117)
Coolidge, Josiah, House
118)
Cooper--Davenport Tavern Wing
119)
Cooper-Frost-Austin House
120)
Copp's Hill Burial Ground
121)
Copp's Hill Terrace
122)
Corey, Timothy, House No. 1
123)
Corey, Timothy, House No. 2
124)
Craigie Arms
125)
Crowell, C. C., House
126)
Crowninshield House
127)
cummings, e.e., House
128)
Curtis, Paul, House
129)
Cushman House
130)
Cutter, Ephraim, House
131)
Cutter, Jefferson, House
132)
Cutter, Second, A. P., House
133)
Cyclorama Building
134)
Daly, Reginald A., House
135)
Damon House
136)
Dana--Palmer House
137)
Davis, Robert S., House
138)
Davis, Thomas Aspinwall, House
139)
Davis, William Morris, House
140)
Day, Anna, House
141)
Deane-Williams House
142)
Dearborn School
143)
DeRosay--McNamee House
144)
Devotion, Edward, House
145)
Dill Building
146)
Dillaway School
147)
District 13 Police Station
148)
Divinity Hall
149)
Dodge, Edward, House
150)
Dorchester Heights National Historic Site
151)
Dorchester North Burying Ground
152)
Dorchester Pottery Works
153)
Dorchester Temple Baptist Church
154)
Douglass, Alfred, House
155)
Downer Rowhouses (Adams Street)
156)
Downer Rowhouses (Central Street)
157)
Dunvegan, The
158)
Dupee Estate
159)
Dutch House, The
160)
East Cambridge Savings Bank
161)
Eliot Burying Ground
162)
Eliot Congregational Church
163)
Eliot Hall
164)
Eliot Hall at Radcliffe College
165)
Elliot, Gen. Simon, House
166)
Ellis, Asa, House
167)
Elmwood
168)
Emmett Cottage
169)
Engine House No. 34
170)
Ether Dome, Massachusetts General Hospital
171)
Faneuil Hall
172)
Faneuil, Peter, School
173)
Farwell, R.H., House
174)
Fay, Issac, House
175)
Fenway Studios
176)
Fernwood
177)
Fessenden, Reginald A., House
178)
Fields Corner Municipal Building
179)
Filene's Department Store
180)
Fire Station No. 7
181)
First Baptist Church
182)
First Baptist Church
183)
First Baptist Church
184)
First Church of Jamaica Plain
185)
First Parish Church Parsonage
186)
First Unitarian Church
187)
First Universalist Church
188)
Fisher Hill Reservoir and Gatehouse
189)
Flentje, Ernst, House
190)
Fogg Art Museum
191)
Fort Washington
192)
Foster, Alexander, House
193)
Francis and Isabella Apartments
194)
Francis, Dr. Tappan Eustis, House
195)
Fresh Pond Hotel
196)
Frost, David, House
197)
Frost, Elizabeth, Tenanthouse
198)
Frost, Robert, House
199)
Frost, Walter, House
200)
Fuller, Margaret, House
201)
Fuller, Peter, Building
202)
Fulton-Commercial Streets District
203)
Gale, George, House
204)
Gardner, Isabella Stewart, Museum
205)
Garfield Street Historic District
206)
Garrison, William Lloyd, House
207)
Garrison, William Lloyd, School
208)
Gaut, Samuel, House
209)
Goddard, John, House
210)
Goodwin, Ozias, House
211)
Grandview, The
212)
Gray, Asa, House
213)
Greek Orthodox Cathedral of New England
214)
Greek Orthodox Church
215)
Greek Revival Cottage
216)
Greenwood Memorial United Methodist Church
217)
Haffenreffer Brewery
218)
Hale, Edward Everett, House
219)
Hall Tavern
220)
Hall, Edward, House
221)
Hall, Isaac, House
222)
Hammond House
223)
Hapgood, Richard, House
224)
Harding, Chester, House
225)
Harriswood Crescent
226)
Harvard Avenue Fire Station
227)
Harvard Lampoon Building
228)
Harvard Square Historic District
229)
Harvard Square Subway Kiosk
230)
Harvard Street Historic District
231)
Harvard Union
232)
Hastings, Oliver, House
233)
Hasty Pudding Club
234)
Hayden Building
235)
Headquarters House
236)
Heath, Charles, House
237)
Heath, Ebenezer, House
238)
Henderson Carriage Repository
239)
Higginson, Col. Thomas Wentworth, House
240)
Highland, The
241)
Hill, Aaron, House
242)
Hill, Abraham, House
243)
Hollander Blocks
244)
Hollander Blocks
245)
Holmes, Joseph, House
246)
Homer-Lovell House
247)
Hooper-Eliot House
248)
Hooper-Lee Nichols House
249)
Hoosac Stores 1 & 2-Hoosac Stores 3
250)
Hoosac Stores 1 & 2-Hoosac Stores 3
251)
Hopkins, Elisha, House
252)
Hornblower, Edward, House and Barn
253)
Hotel Adelaide
254)
Hotel Kempsford
255)
House at 1 Bay Street
256)
House at 10 Arlington Street
257)
House at 105 Marion Street
258)
House at 107 Waban Hill Road
259)
House at 12 Linden Street
260)
House at 12 Vernon Street
261)
House at 12--16 Corey Road
262)
House at 14 Chestnut Street
263)
House at 152 Suffolk Road
264)
House at 156 Mason Terrace
265)
House at 16--18 Preston Road
266)
House at 17 Cranston Street
267)
House at 19 Linden Street
268)
House at 197 Morrison Avenue
269)
House at 21 Dartmouth Street
270)
House at 25 Clyde Street
271)
House at 25 Stanton Road
272)
House at 29 Mt. Vernon Street
273)
House at 343 Highland Avenue
274)
House at 35 Temple Street
275)
House at 38--40 Webster Place
276)
House at 4 Perry Street
277)
House at 41 Middlesex Road
278)
House at 42 Vinal Avenue
279)
House at 44 Linden Street
280)
House at 44 Stanton Road
281)
House at 49 Vinal Avenue
282)
House at 5 Lincoln Road
283)
House at 5 Prospect Hill
284)
House at 5 Willow Court
285)
House at 5--7 Winter Street
286)
House at 6 Kent Court
287)
House at 72R Dane Street
288)
House at 81 Pearl Street
289)
House at 83 Penniman Place
290)
House at 89 Rawson Road and 86 Colburne Crescent
291)
House at 9 Linden Street
292)
Houses at 28--36 Beacon Street
293)
Houses at 76--96 Harvard Avenue
294)
Howe House
295)
Howe, Samuel Gridley and Julia Ward, House
296)
Howells, William Dean, House
297)
Hoxie, Timothy, House
298)
Hoyt, Benjamin, House
299)
Hubbard Park Historic District
300)
Inman Square Historic District
301)
International Trust Company Building
302)
Ireland, Samuel, House
303)
Jackson, Thaddeus, House
304)
James, Joseph K., House
305)
Jarvis, The
306)
John Eliot Square District
307)
John Fitzgerald Kennedy National Historic Site
308)
Jones, William R., House
309)
Kennedy, F. A., Steam Bakery
310)
Keyes, Amos, House
311)
Kidder-Sargent-McCrehan House
312)
Kilsyth Terrace
313)
Kimball, C. Henry, House
314)
Kimball, W.W., House
315)
King's Chapel
316)
Kingsbury House
317)
Kingsley, Chester, House
318)
Kittredge, Alvah, House
319)
Knight, R. A.--Eugene Lacount House
320)
Lamson, Rufus, House
321)
Langmaid Building
322)
Langmaid Terrace
323)
Larches, The
324)
Lawrence Light Guard Armory
325)
Lawrence Model Lodging Houses
326)
Lechmere Point Corporation Houses
327)
Liberty Tree District
328)
Linden Park
329)
Linden Square
330)
Little, Arthur D., Inc., Building
331)
Littlefield--Roberts House
332)
Locke--Ober Restaurant
333)
Lockhardt, Charles H., House
334)
Long Wharf and Customhouse Block
335)
Longfellow National Historic Site
336)
Loring, George, House
337)
Loring, Harrison, House
338)
Loring-Greenough House
339)
Lovejoy, A. L., House
340)
Lovell Block
341)
Lovering, Joseph, House
342)
Lowell School
343)
Lowell, The
344)
LUNA (tugboat)
345)
Lynch--O'Gorman House
346)
Maple Avenue Historic District
347)
Mariner's House
348)
Mason, Josiah, Jr., House
349)
Mason, W. A., House
350)
Massachusetts General Hospital
351)
Massachusetts Hall, Harvard University
352)
Massachusetts Historical Society Building
353)
Massachusetts School of Art
354)
Massachusetts Statehouse
355)
McKay, Donald, House
356)
McLean, Isaac, House
357)
Mead, Alpheus, House
358)
Medford Pipe Bridge
359)
Melvin, Isaac, House
360)
Memorial Hall, Harvard University
361)
Metropolitan Theatre
362)
Milestone
363)
Milestone
364)
Minot, George R., House
365)
Montrose, The
366)
Mount Auburn Cemetery Reception House
367)
Munroe, Robert, House
368)
Murphy, William, House
369)
Mystic Pumping Station
370)
Mystic Water Works
371)
Nell, William C., House
372)
New England Conservatory of Music
373)
New Riding Club
374)
Newman, Andrew, House
375)
Newspaper Row
376)
Nichols, John F., House
377)
Niles, Louville V., House
378)
Niles, Louville, House
379)
Norfolk Street Historic District
380)
North Avenue Congregational Church
381)
Noyes, J.A., House
382)
Oak Square School
383)
Oakes, Edward, House
384)
Odd Fellows Hall
385)
Old Cambridge Baptist Church
386)
Old Cambridge Historic District
387)
Old Cambridge Historic District
388)
Old Cambridgport Historic District
389)
Old Cemetery
390)
Old City Hall
391)
Old Corner Bookstore
392)
Old Harvard Yard
393)
Old North Church
394)
Old Ship Street Historic District
395)
Old South Church in Boston
396)
Old South Meetinghouse
397)
Old Statehouse
398)
Old West Church
399)
Olmsted, Frederick Law, House, National Historic Site
400)
Opposition House
401)
Orne, Sarah, House
402)
Orrock, Rev. John, House
403)
Otis, (First) Harrison Gray, House
404)
Otis, (Second) Harrison Gray, House
405)
Otis--Wyman House
406)
Paine Furniture Building
407)
Park Street District
408)
Park Street Railroad Station
409)
Parker--Burnett House
410)
Parkman, Francis, House
411)
Peabody Court Apartments
412)
Peabody, The
413)
Phipps Street Burying Ground
414)
Piano Row District
415)
Pierce House
416)
Pierce-Hichborn House
417)
Pleasant Street Congregational Church
418)
Porcellian Club
419)
Powder House Park
420)
Pratt, Dexter, House
421)
Prentiss, William, House
422)
Prentiss-Payson House
423)
Prescott, Gustavus G., House
424)
Proctor, William, House
425)
Prospect Congregational Church
426)
Quincy Market
427)
Rawson, Warren, Building
428)
Rawson, Warren, House
429)
Read, Cheney, House
430)
Reardon, Edmund, House
431)
Revere, Paul, House
432)
Reversible Collar Company Building
433)
Richards, Ellen H. Swallow, House
434)
Richards, Theodore W., House
435)
Richardson Block
436)
Richmond Court
437)
Ritchie Building
438)
River Street Firehouse
439)
Riviera, The
440)
Robindreau, Alfred E., House
441)
Robinson House
442)
Rosebud, The
443)
Roslindale Baptist Church
444)
Roslindale Congregational Church
445)
Roughan Hall
446)
Roxbury High Fort
447)
Roxbury Presbyterian Church
448)
Royall, Isaac, House
449)
Russell Common
450)
Russell, Jason House
451)
Russell, Philemon, House
452)
Russell, Susan, House
453)
Russia Wharf Buildings
454)
Sacred Heart Church, Rectory, School and Convent
455)
Saint Aidan's Church and Rectory
456)
Saint Augustine Chapel and Cemetery
457)
Saint Mary of the Assumption Church, Rectory, School and Convent
458)
Saint Paul's Church, Chapel, and Parish House
459)
Saint Paul's Rectory
460)
Salem Street Burying Ground
461)
Salem-Auburn Streets Historic District
462)
Sands, Hiram, House
463)
Sands, Ivory, House
464)
Saunders, William, House
465)
Schuebeler, Charles, House
466)
Sears Roebuck and Company Mail Order Store
467)
Sears Tower--Harvard Observatory
468)
Sears' Crescent and Sears' Block
469)
Sears, David, House
470)
Second Brazer Building
471)
Second Cambridge Savings Bank Building
472)
Second Waterhouse House
473)
Sever Hall, Harvard University
474)
Shattuck, Ralph W., House
475)
Shell Oil Company "Spectacular" Sign
476)
Shirley-Eustis House
477)
Shubert, Sam S., Theatre
478)
Simpson House
479)
Slowey, Patrick, House
480)
Snow, Lemuel, Jr., House
481)
Somerville High School
482)
Somerville Journal Building
483)
Somerville Theatre
484)
Soule, Lawrence, House
485)
South Station Headhouse
486)
Spurr, Eliphalet, House
487)
St. James Episcopal Church
488)
St. John's Roman Catholic Church
489)
St. Joseph's Roman Catholic Church Complex
490)
St. Luke's and St. Margaret's Church
491)
St. Mark's Methodist Church
492)
St. Mary's Episcopal Church
493)
St. Paul's Church
494)
St. Stephen's Church
495)
Standish, James H., House
496)
Stanstead, The
497)
Stearns, R. H., House
498)
Sterling, Ella Mahalla Cutter, House
499)
Stickney--Shepard House
500)
Stoughton, Mary Fisk, House
501)
Students House
502)
Suffolk County Courthouse
503)
Suffolk County Jail
504)
Sumner, Charles, House
505)
Swan, Henry, House
506)
Symphony and Horticultural Halls
507)
Symphony Hall
508)
Taylor Square Firehouse
509)
Toussaint, Winand, House
510)
Town Diner
511)
Town Stable
512)
Treadwell--Sparks House
513)
Tremont Street Subway
514)
Trinity Church
515)
Trinity Neighborhood House
516)
Trinity Rectory
517)
Trotter, William Monroe, House
518)
Tuckerman, William F., House
519)
Tufts, Peter and Oliver, House
520)
Tufts, Peter, House
521)
U.S.S. CONSTITUTION
522)
Union Railway Car Barn
523)
Union Wharf
524)
United Shoe Machinery Corporation Building
525)
University Hall, Harvard University
526)
University Museum
527)
Upham's Corner Market
528)
Upper Magazine Street Historic District
529)
Urban Rowhouse
530)
Urban Rowhouse
531)
Urban Rowhouse
532)
US Post Office Garage
533)
US Post Office--Arlington Main
534)
US Post Office--Central Square
535)
US Post Office--Medford Main
536)
US Post Office--Newburyport Main
537)
US Post Office--Salem Main
538)
US Post Office--Somerville Main
539)
USS CASSIN YOUNG (destroyer)
540)
Valentine Soap Workers Cottage
541)
Valentine Soap Workers Cottage
542)
Vermont Building
543)
Vinal, Albert, House
544)
Wade, Jonathan, House
545)
Walden Street Cattle Pass
546)
Ware Hall
547)
Warren, H., House
548)
Warren, Langford H., House
549)
Washington Street Theatre District
550)
Watson, Abraham, House
551)
Wayside Inn
552)
West Somerville Branch Library
553)
West Street District
554)
Westerly Burial Ground
555)
White, Benjamin, House
556)
Whittemore House
557)
Wigglesworth Building
558)
Wilbur Theatre
559)
Williams, Charles, House
560)
Williams, Charles, Jr., House
561)
Williams, F. G., House
562)
Willis, Stillman, House
563)
Winn Farm
564)
Winter Street Historic District
565)
Winthrop Building
566)
Wirth, Jacob, Buildings
567)
Withey, S. B., House
568)
Wood, J. A., House
569)
Worthen, Daniel, House
570)
Wright House
571)
Wyatt, George, House
572)
Wyeth Brickyard Superintendent's House
573)
Wyeth, John, House
574)
Wyeth-Smith House
575)
Youth's Companion Building
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All my ratings are out of date. I dined and tasted there in October 2004. At that time, the beers were good, the service was fine, and the Sox were hot.
I hope that the incident with the waiter JB was isolated. The hospitality industry is not about being inhospitable.
The last respondent wasn't really talking about brewpubs, at all.
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To the writer who thinks two females making out in a brewpub, maybe he/she should have enjoyed the only HEAD available, the HEAD on the beer. If you want to flaunt your sexual preferences, then go somewhere besides a Micro-Brewery. GOOD for the employee. Been to this location, GREAT BEER, leave the politics and sexual deviants on the curb.
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Byron Jones,
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I went on Sunday night, and we were refused service when two women in my party kissed each other. When we complained, the manager "JB" would not give us his full name, and would not give us our server's name.
If you're a fan of equal rights - don't go to this place.
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attleboro, MA
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I used to love this place when it first opened many years ago. Great beers, great food and atmosphere. Times have changed.
This place is right next to Fenway park and gets a big crowd before/after the RedSox game. In order to reach the masses, they have toned down the flavor and styles of thier beer selection. I had their IPA this weekend and I almost couldnt finish it. It had no hop taste, lacked aroma and a thin body. All that was present was an astringent bitterness. This was not a good example of an IPA. This is not the same beer that won in the GABF in 1997. The Octoberfest was OK, although thin an unreamarkable. The Boston Common (steam beer) lacked the proper bitterness, body and malt and toasty backround.
Cant say I would make an effort to go here for beer in the future.
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stopped before and after the sox game and couldn't get enough of their ipa. my friend enjoyed the bluebeery, their spelling, not mine, beer. fruit in beer - yech. anyway it's a happening place
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Hondo,
CHICAGO, IL
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Location, location, location. Across the street from Fenway that charges $6 for Coors Light or Budweiser. Anyway, they had a large number of beer offerings. I tried a sampler of two varieties of pale ale and stout (special: vanilla bean and oatmeal). All four samplies were fine but didn't have much past the initial flavor. I did have a Fenway American Pale Ale and this seemed to have the follow through taste. Our food was very good. We arrived just in time to get a table before game time.
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Paul Spyhalski,
Austin, MN
(04/18/2006) |
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Went to Boston to see the Red Sox - this establishment is just across the street from Fenway Park. Food was ok - typical pub fare. Servers were not knowledgeable about the brews - but the bartenders were. I will visit again when in Boston.
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Steve Pierson,
Nampa, ID
(10/06/2005) |
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I visited last summer and was able to sample several beers. I love hops, and the IPA was no disappointment. I've never really been one for fruity beers, but the Watermelon and Bluebeery were excellent!! I did learn the hard way that the Watermelon beer is better at the pub than from a growler at home. I loved this place so much I dragged friends to the other location when I was back in town for work in January!
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Jennifer,
Wheaton, MD
(06/16/2005) |
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Stopped by for dinner before seeing the Dropkick Murphys down the street at the Avalon. I've been here a few times and although never disappointed, never really thrilled. The beers are fine, but nothing spectacular. Food was decent. I guess if you are in the neighborhood, its worth a shot.
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Chris,
Oxford, NJ
(03/21/2005) |
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We were pleasantly surprised by this place. We assumed it was for the tourists and baseball crowd. How wrong could we be, a fine selection of beer including a couple served cask conditioned which is a refreshing change for the USA. Cask conditioned beer tastes so different I'm amazed you so-called beer experts don't demand more of it. The guy fro Bocca Rattan needs educating about beer (as well as investing in a spell-checker - we English hate to see our language so abused). Our server was extremely friendly, charming, knowledgable and added to a splendid afternoon.
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ALAN DOGGART,
POULTON-LE-FYLDE, UK
(11/24/2004) |
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We had some time to kill before going over to Chapel Hill for a game. We went to have a look at Fenway and I saw the place. I had not read any reviews of the place. For one, they had a very extensive beer menu. I think I counted 15 different beers, plus 2 more on hand pumps. I tried the IPA on hand pump, while my wife had the same but on the standard tap. Both were fantastic. They had a pumpkin beer on the other hand pump...I am a sucker for the hand pump, so I gave it a try. It was so good that I didn't try any other of their beers...I kept drinking it for a couple of hours. My wife had a hefeweizen and a blueberry beer that were both great. I wanted to try everything. We even tried to go for lunch the next day, but there was some concert at Fenway, so we couldn't park anywhere. I guess it will have to wait until the next time I am in Boston.
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Irwin Markus,
Baldwin, NY
(09/26/2004) |
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They always have a good selection of at least 10 beers. Although I don't like all of them, none of them are bad. The pub is huge and very nice, worth a visit.
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Kevin,
Oswego, NY
(08/07/2004) |
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Chive fries are a 'sure-go' for a side order but they could be more finger-licking 'chivey'! (...like they used to be????)
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Anouk,
Boston, MA
(07/09/2004) |
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large selection of horrible beers... you can smell the sanitizer in the ales w/o much smell. they lie and mislead you... their common isnt a real steam beer... theyre liars!! it was made from an ale yeast... total garbage.. what ammatuers.. i found this place in "Beer Lovers Guide to the USA"... very dissapointed with that book... maybe he got a kickback, or they went downhill fast.
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Boca Raton, FL
(04/06/2004) |
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When it opened, the beer was great and the food was horrible. A couple of years ago, they righted the food ship. BBW has neither the best beer, nor the best food (and the staff can sometimes be downright surly!). They do have two great locations, consistently delicious beer (peanut butter porter is an excellent winter offering) and consistently good casual food. BBW Fenway also produces beer for BB Wolf's a few doors down. Wolf's suffers from the old BBW affliction - good beer, terrible food & lousy service. Don't bother - stay at BBW and enjoy the consistency.
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Steve Wojnar,
Newton Centre, MA, MA
(01/20/2004) |
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I have spent my last four falls in Boston, and it wouldn't be a complete trip without a stop at Boston Beer Works. I have been to several breweries throughout Boston and across the country, and by far have been the most pleased with Boston Beer Works! What a great location, across from Fenway, great before or after game hang out. And if you couldn't get tix to the game a great hang out during game time.
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M McClary,
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(01/12/2004) |
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There are better brew pubs in Greater Boston. I think John Harvards in Harvard Sq. has the best bee and food in the metro area for the $. But Beer works is pretty good. They have a very broad selection. Their staple beers are adequate, but what makes them worth visiting are their specialties. The blueberry ale is worth the trip because they serve it with wild bluberries in the beer. CO2 bubbles collect on the berries and make them float to the surface, where they release their bubbles and sink. So a pint of diving blueberries is amusing. The Hecules strong ale- their barley wine - is amazing. If they have it, try it. The pumpkin head ale in autumn is also well worth a try. I was skeptical of that at first too, but it's good.
The food is fine, but try the sweet potato fries. Yummy.
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Kenneth C,
San Anselmo (formerly Boston), CA
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I am disappointed to see reviews calling the beer anything better than Good. I realize that everyone's got their own opinion and tastes, and that's well and good, but the beer here is of such low quality that it's unfathomable that anyone would rate it the highest rating possible.
There's an enormous selection of homebrew. I put N/A for selection because, while there are over a dozen beers, literally none of them are true to style or worth drinking. I've been here twice with the same results. It's clear that this establishment just takes advantage of thirsty Fenway-goers who are used to the Coorsweiser "American Pilsners" (sic), or tourists.
They have decent food, but nothing worth writing home (or on pubcrawler!) about. The service can be slow; even when the bar is slow it took time to greet us, and to serve our order.. strange.
In any event, it's not recommended. While they're chains, John Harvards in Cambridge and Rock Bottom by Tremont are both much better choices with much better beers.
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Rick Hadsall,
Montclair, NJ
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Visited there just before Labor Day 2003 and had a fine time. The Boston Beer Works would do beer drinkers a major public service if they made "Old Ironsides" a regular offering instead of a seasonal brew: in my opinion, it compares eminently well with MacEwan's Export.
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Wenonah, NJ
(09/05/2003) |
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We received several recommendations to visit Beer Works across from Fenway when visiting Boston. Beers were awesome but watch out for the Tom the bartender with the Scottish accent. When we ordered two cask conditioned ales, Tom said they were all out and didn't have any more. Went to the other bar up the stairs and got the cask-conditioned ales without a problem. We weren't being obnoxious or rude and were very excited to be visiting Beer Works. Tom admitted he was understaffed and didn't have time to go get the cask ales for us. Wow, that's a way to treat the customer. Too bad Tom was having a bad day. Hope he doesn't ruin it for others visiting from out-of-town.
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Chicago, IL
(09/04/2003) |
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This was one of the best places I have ever been to. Boston Red was one of the best beers that I have ever tasted
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Scott,
Oaklyn, NJ
(05/20/2003) |
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I rated this brewpub overall as "awsome" not only because of the catagories listed about, but because of the location. Directly accross the street from Fenway. They have about 18 beers on tap. Their most popular is the Blueberry Beer, which I tried, but I am not a big fan of fruit beers. The bartender (she was great!) also had me try a "Black and Blue", which was a mix of their Stout and Blueberry beers - a little different from a "Black and Tan"! The other beers I tried were excellent!! The good was also very good. They had the best fries I have ever had (seasoned chive fries).
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Scott Mertie,
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This is the best brew pub in the WHOLE WORLD! The Blueberry Ale is yummy (It's hard for me to stop at just one). I like the fact that their beers are smooth and not overcarbonated. The Pumpkinhead Ale is excellent. None of their beers are overpowering - just refreshing. Service is excellent and the food is wonderful. Even when the Sox are playing, the staff is always attentive and efficient. Definitely a place to come back again and again.
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Heather Gollnick,
Methuen, MA
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My favorite restaurant of any kind. Give the feature meals a chance - especially the Rajun Cajun - perfect every time. The Oatmeal Stout and the Porter are exceptional!
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James Piper,
Ashby, MA
(03/09/2003) |
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Finger food is finger food- nothing special. Go there for the unique beers! I loved the blueberry beer. Go Sox!
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Ryan Peck,
Hamden, CT
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