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1)
1767 Milestones
2)
Abbot, Edwin, House
3)
Abbotsford
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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)
Angier, John B., House
14)
Appleton, Nathan, Residence
15)
Arcade Building
16)
Arlington Street Church
17)
Armory of the First Corps of Cadets
18)
Ash Street Historic District
19)
Athenaeum Press
20)
Atwood, Ephraim, House
21)
Austin Hall
22)
Austin, Francis B., House
23)
B and B Chemical Company
24)
Bacon, Clifton, House
25)
Baker Congregational Church
26)
Baker, Sarah J., School
27)
Baldwin, Maria, House
28)
Barnes, James B., House
29)
Barnes, Walter S. and Melissa E., House
30)
Beach-Knapp District
31)
Beck--Warren House
32)
Bedford Building
33)
Bellingham-Cary House
34)
Bennington Street Burying Ground
35)
Bennink--Douglas Cottages
36)
Berger Factory
37)
Berkeley Street Historic District
38)
Bertram Hall at Radcliffe College
39)
Beth Israel Synagogue
40)
Bigelow Block
41)
Bigelow School
42)
Bigelow Street Historic District
43)
Billings, Frederick, House
44)
Birkhoff, George D., House
45)
Blackstone Block Historic District
46)
Blake and Knowles Steam Pump Company National Register District
47)
Blake, James, House
48)
Boston Athenaeum
49)
Boston Edison Electric Illuminating Company
50)
Boston National Historical Park
51)
Boston Public Library
52)
Boston Young Men's Christian Association
53)
Boston Young Men's Christian Union
54)
Bottle House Block
55)
Bow Street Historic District
56)
Bowditch School
57)
Bowditch, William Ingersoll, House
58)
Boylston Building
59)
Brabrook, E. H., House
60)
Brackett, S. E., House
61)
Bradbury, William F., House
62)
Brattle Hall
63)
Brattle, William, House
64)
Bridgman, Percy, House
65)
Broadway Winter Hill Congregational Church
66)
Brooks, Charles, House
67)
Brooks, James H., House
68)
Brooks, Jonathan, House
69)
Brooks, Luther, House
70)
Building at 10 Follen Street
71)
Building at 102-104 Inman Street
72)
Building at 104-106 Hancock Street
73)
Building at 106-108 Inman St
74)
Building at 138--142 Portland Street
75)
Building at 1707-1709 Cambridge Street
76)
Building at 1715-1717 Cambridge Street
77)
Building at 259 Mount Auburn Street
78)
Building at 30--34 Station Street
79)
Building at 42 Edward J. Lopez Avenue
80)
Building at 51 Hunt Street
81)
Buildings at 110-112 Inman St.
82)
Buildings at 15-17 Lee St.
83)
Bunker Hill Monument
84)
Bunker Hill School
85)
Butterfield-Whittemore House
86)
Calf Pasture Pumping Station Complex
87)
Calvary Methodist Church
88)
Cambidge Common Historic District Amendment
89)
Cambidge Common Historic District Amendment
90)
Cambridge Public Library
91)
Candler Cottage
92)
Capitol Theater Building
93)
Carpenter Center for the Visual Arts
94)
Carr, Martin W., School
95)
Central Library
96)
Charles Playhouse
97)
Charles Street African Methodist Episcopal Church
98)
Chelsea Garden Cemetery
99)
Child, Francis J., House
100)
Child, Isaac, House
101)
Christ Church
102)
Church Green Buildings Historic District
103)
Church of Christ
104)
Church of the New Jerusalem
105)
City Hall Historic District
106)
Clapp Houses
107)
Cliff, Z. E., House
108)
Cloverden
109)
Codman Building
110)
Colburn, Sara Foster, House
111)
Common Burying Ground at Sandy Bank
112)
Congregation Adath Jeshurun
113)
Congregation Agudath Shalom
114)
Congress Street Fire Station
115)
Conventual Church of St. Mary and St. John
116)
Cook, Thomas, House
117)
Cook, William, House
118)
Coolidge, Josiah, House
119)
Cooper--Davenport Tavern Wing
120)
Cooper-Frost-Austin House
121)
Copp's Hill Burial Ground
122)
Copp's Hill Terrace
123)
Corey, Timothy, House No. 1
124)
Corey, Timothy, House No. 2
125)
Craigie Arms
126)
Crowell, C. C., House
127)
Crowninshield House
128)
cummings, e.e., House
129)
Curtis, Paul, House
130)
Cyclorama Building
131)
Daly, Reginald A., House
132)
Dana--Palmer House
133)
Davis, Robert S., House
134)
Davis, Thomas Aspinwall, House
135)
Davis, William Morris, House
136)
Deane-Williams House
137)
Dearborn School
138)
DeRosay--McNamee House
139)
Devotion, Edward, House
140)
Dill Building
141)
Dillaway School
142)
District 13 Police Station
143)
Divinity Hall
144)
Dodge, Edward, House
145)
Dorchester Heights National Historic Site
146)
Dorchester North Burying Ground
147)
Dorchester Pottery Works
148)
Dorchester Temple Baptist Church
149)
Downer Rowhouses (Adams Street)
150)
Downer Rowhouses (Central Street)
151)
Dunvegan, The
152)
Dutch House, The
153)
East Cambridge Savings Bank
154)
Eliot Burying Ground
155)
Eliot Congregational Church
156)
Eliot Hall
157)
Eliot Hall at Radcliffe College
158)
Elliot, Gen. Simon, House
159)
Ellis, Asa, House
160)
Elmwood
161)
Emmett Cottage
162)
Engine House No. 34
163)
Ether Dome, Massachusetts General Hospital
164)
Faneuil Hall
165)
Faneuil, Peter, School
166)
Farwell, R.H., House
167)
Fay, Issac, House
168)
Fenway Studios
169)
Fernald, George P., House
170)
Fernwood
171)
Fields Corner Municipal Building
172)
Filene's Department Store
173)
Fire Station No. 7
174)
First Baptist Church
175)
First Baptist Church
176)
First Baptist Church
177)
First Church of Jamaica Plain
178)
First Unitarian Church
179)
First Universalist Church
180)
Fisher Hill Reservoir and Gatehouse
181)
Flentje, Ernst, House
182)
Fletcher, Jonathan, House
183)
Fogg Art Museum
184)
Fort Washington
185)
Foster, Alexander, House
186)
Francis and Isabella Apartments
187)
Francis, Dr. Tappan Eustis, House
188)
Fresh Pond Hotel
189)
Frost, David, House
190)
Frost, Elizabeth, Tenanthouse
191)
Frost, Robert, House
192)
Frost, Walter, House
193)
Fuller, Margaret, House
194)
Fuller, Peter, Building
195)
Fulton-Commercial Streets District
196)
Gale, George, House
197)
Gardner, Isabella Stewart, Museum
198)
Garfield Street Historic District
199)
Garrison, William Lloyd, House
200)
Garrison, William Lloyd, School
201)
Gaut, Samuel, House
202)
Glover House
203)
Goddard, John, House
204)
Goodwin, Ozias, House
205)
Grace Episcopal Church
206)
Grandview, The
207)
Gray, Asa, House
208)
Greek Orthodox Cathedral of New England
209)
Greek Revival Cottage
210)
Greenwood Memorial United Methodist Church
211)
Haffenreffer Brewery
212)
Hale, Edward Everett, House
213)
Hall Tavern
214)
Hall, Isaac, House
215)
Halloran, John, House
216)
Hapgood, Richard, House
217)
Harding, Chester, House
218)
Harriswood Crescent
219)
Harvard Avenue Fire Station
220)
Harvard Lampoon Building
221)
Harvard Square Historic District
222)
Harvard Square Subway Kiosk
223)
Harvard Street Historic District
224)
Harvard Union
225)
Hastings, Oliver, House
226)
Hasty Pudding Club
227)
Hayden Building
228)
Headquarters House
229)
Heath, Charles, House
230)
Heath, Ebenezer, House
231)
Henderson Carriage Repository
232)
Higginson, Col. Thomas Wentworth, House
233)
Highland, The
234)
Hill, Aaron, House
235)
Hillside Avenue Historic District
236)
Hollander Blocks
237)
Hollander Blocks
238)
Holmes, Joseph, House
239)
Homer-Lovell House
240)
Hooper-Eliot House
241)
Hooper-Lee Nichols House
242)
Hoosac Stores 1 & 2-Hoosac Stores 3
243)
Hoosac Stores 1 & 2-Hoosac Stores 3
244)
Hopkins, Elisha, House
245)
Hotel Adelaide
246)
Hotel Kempsford
247)
House at 1 Bay Street
248)
House at 10 Arlington Street
249)
House at 105 Marion Street
250)
House at 12 Linden Street
251)
House at 12 Vernon Street
252)
House at 12--16 Corey Road
253)
House at 14 Chestnut Street
254)
House at 156 Mason Terrace
255)
House at 16--18 Preston Road
256)
House at 17 Cranston Street
257)
House at 19 Linden Street
258)
House at 197 Morrison Avenue
259)
House at 21 Dartmouth Street
260)
House at 25 Clyde Street
261)
House at 25 Stanton Road
262)
House at 29 Mt. Vernon Street
263)
House at 343 Highland Avenue
264)
House at 35 Temple Street
265)
House at 38--40 Webster Place
266)
House at 4 Perry Street
267)
House at 42 Vinal Avenue
268)
House at 44 Linden Street
269)
House at 44 Stanton Road
270)
House at 49 Vinal Avenue
271)
House at 5 Lincoln Road
272)
House at 5 Prospect Hill
273)
House at 5--7 Winter Street
274)
House at 6 Kent Court
275)
House at 72R Dane Street
276)
House at 81 Pearl Street
277)
House at 89 Rawson Road and 86 Colburne Crescent
278)
House at 9 Linden Street
279)
Houses at 28--36 Beacon Street
280)
Houses at 76--96 Harvard Avenue
281)
Howe House
282)
Howe, Samuel Gridley and Julia Ward, House
283)
Howells, William Dean, House
284)
Hoxie, Timothy, House
285)
Hoyt, Benjamin, House
286)
Hubbard Park Historic District
287)
Immaculate Conception Rectory
288)
Inman Square Historic District
289)
International Trust Company Building
290)
Ireland, Samuel, House
291)
James, Joseph K., House
292)
Jarvis, The
293)
John Eliot Square District
294)
John Fitzgerald Kennedy National Historic Site
295)
Jones, William R., House
296)
Kennedy, F. A., Steam Bakery
297)
Keyes, Amos, House
298)
Kidder-Sargent-McCrehan House
299)
Kilsyth Terrace
300)
Kimball, C. Henry, House
301)
Kimball, W.W., House
302)
King's Chapel
303)
Kingsley, Chester, House
304)
Kittredge, Alvah, House
305)
Knight, R. A.--Eugene Lacount House
306)
Lamson, Rufus, House
307)
Langmaid Building
308)
Langmaid Terrace
309)
Larches, The
310)
Lawrence Light Guard Armory
311)
Lawrence Model Lodging Houses
312)
Lechmere Point Corporation Houses
313)
Liberty Tree District
314)
Linden Park
315)
Linden Square
316)
Little, Arthur D., Inc., Building
317)
Littlefield--Roberts House
318)
Locke--Ober Restaurant
319)
Lockhardt, Charles H., House
320)
Long Wharf and Customhouse Block
321)
Longfellow National Historic Site
322)
Loring, George, House
323)
Loring, Harrison, House
324)
Loring-Greenough House
325)
Lovejoy, A. L., House
326)
Lovell Block
327)
Lovering, Joseph, House
328)
Lowell School
329)
Lowell, The
330)
LUNA (tugboat)
331)
Lynch--O'Gorman House
332)
Manning, Joseph K., House
333)
Maple Avenue Historic District
334)
Mariner's House
335)
Mason, Josiah, Jr., House
336)
Mason, W. A., House
337)
Massachusetts General Hospital
338)
Massachusetts Hall, Harvard University
339)
Massachusetts Historical Society Building
340)
Massachusetts School of Art
341)
Massachusetts Statehouse
342)
McKay, Donald, House
343)
McLean, Isaac, House
344)
Mead, Alpheus, House
345)
Medford Pipe Bridge
346)
Melvin, Isaac, House
347)
Memorial Hall, Harvard University
348)
Metropolitan Theatre
349)
Milestone
350)
Milestone
351)
Minot, George R., House
352)
Montrose, The
353)
Moswetuset Hummock
354)
Mount Auburn Cemetery Reception House
355)
Munroe, Robert, House
356)
Murphy, William, House
357)
Mystic Pumping Station
358)
Mystic Water Works
359)
Nell, William C., House
360)
Nelson, John R., House
361)
New England Conservatory of Music
362)
New Riding Club
363)
Newman, Andrew, House
364)
Newspaper Row
365)
Nichols, John F., House
366)
Niles, Louville V., House
367)
Niles, Louville, House
368)
Norfolk Street Historic District
369)
North Avenue Congregational Church
370)
Noyes, J.A., House
371)
Oakes, Edward, House
372)
Odd Fellows Hall
373)
Old Cambridge Baptist Church
374)
Old Cambridge Historic District
375)
Old Cambridge Historic District
376)
Old Cambridgport Historic District
377)
Old Cemetery
378)
Old City Hall
379)
Old Corner Bookstore
380)
Old Harvard Yard
381)
Old Medford High School
382)
Old North Church
383)
Old Ship Street Historic District
384)
Old South Church in Boston
385)
Old South Meetinghouse
386)
Old Statehouse
387)
Old West Church
388)
Olmsted, Frederick Law, House, National Historic Site
389)
Opposition House
390)
Orne, Sarah, House
391)
Orrock, Rev. John, House
392)
Otis, (First) Harrison Gray, House
393)
Otis, (Second) Harrison Gray, House
394)
Otis--Wyman House
395)
Paine Furniture Building
396)
Park Street District
397)
Park Street Railroad Station
398)
Parker--Burnett House
399)
Parkman, Francis, House
400)
Peabody Court Apartments
401)
Peabody, The
402)
Phipps Street Burying Ground
403)
Piano Row District
404)
Pierce House
405)
Pierce-Hichborn House
406)
Porcellian Club
407)
Powder House Park
408)
Pratt, Dexter, House
409)
Prescott, Gustavus G., House
410)
Prospect Congregational Church
411)
Quincy Market
412)
Quincy School
413)
Rawson, Warren, Building
414)
Rawson, Warren, House
415)
Read, Cheney, House
416)
Reardon, Edmund, House
417)
Revere, Paul, House
418)
Reversible Collar Company Building
419)
Richards, Ellen H. Swallow, House
420)
Richards, Theodore W., House
421)
Richardson Block
422)
Richmond Court
423)
Ritchie Building
424)
River Street Firehouse
425)
Riviera, The
426)
Robindreau, Alfred E., House
427)
Robinson House
428)
Rosebud, The
429)
Roslindale Baptist Church
430)
Roslindale Congregational Church
431)
Roughan Hall
432)
Roxbury High Fort
433)
Roxbury Presbyterian Church
434)
Royall, Isaac, House
435)
Russell, Philemon, House
436)
Russell, Susan, House
437)
Russia Wharf Buildings
438)
Sacred Heart Church, Rectory, School and Convent
439)
Saint Aidan's Church and Rectory
440)
Saint Augustine Chapel and Cemetery
441)
Saint Mary of the Assumption Church, Rectory, School and Convent
442)
Saint Paul's Church, Chapel, and Parish House
443)
Saint Paul's Rectory
444)
Salem Street Burying Ground
445)
Salem-Auburn Streets Historic District
446)
Sands, Hiram, House
447)
Sands, Ivory, House
448)
Saunders, William, House
449)
Schuebeler, Charles, House
450)
Sears Roebuck and Company Mail Order Store
451)
Sears Tower--Harvard Observatory
452)
Sears' Crescent and Sears' Block
453)
Sears, David, House
454)
Second Brazer Building
455)
Second Cambridge Savings Bank Building
456)
Second Waterhouse House
457)
Sever Hall, Harvard University
458)
Shell Oil Company "Spectacular" Sign
459)
Shirley-Eustis House
460)
Shubert, Sam S., Theatre
461)
Slowey, Patrick, House
462)
Snow, Lemuel, Jr., House
463)
Somerville High School
464)
Somerville Journal Building
465)
Somerville Theatre
466)
Soule, Lawrence, House
467)
South Station Headhouse
468)
Spurr, Eliphalet, House
469)
St. James Episcopal Church
470)
St. John's Roman Catholic Church
471)
St. Joseph's Roman Catholic Church Complex
472)
St. Luke's and St. Margaret's Church
473)
St. Mark's Methodist Church
474)
St. Mary's Episcopal Church
475)
St. Paul's Church
476)
St. Stephen's Church
477)
Standish, James H., House
478)
Stanstead, The
479)
Stearns, R. H., House
480)
Stickney--Shepard House
481)
Stoughton, Mary Fisk, House
482)
Students House
483)
Suffolk County Courthouse
484)
Suffolk County Jail
485)
Sumner, Charles, House
486)
Symphony and Horticultural Halls
487)
Symphony Hall
488)
Taylor Square Firehouse
489)
Toussaint, Winand, House
490)
Town Stable
491)
Treadwell--Sparks House
492)
Tremont Street Subway
493)
Trinity Church
494)
Trinity Neighborhood House
495)
Trinity Rectory
496)
Trotter, William Monroe, House
497)
Tuckerman, William F., House
498)
Tufts, Peter and Oliver, House
499)
Tufts, Peter, House
500)
U.S.S. CONSTITUTION
501)
Union Railway Car Barn
502)
Union Wharf
503)
Unitarian Universalist Church and Parsonage
504)
United Shoe Machinery Corporation Building
505)
University Hall, Harvard University
506)
University Museum
507)
Upham's Corner Market
508)
Upper Magazine Street Historic District
509)
Urban Rowhouse
510)
Urban Rowhouse
511)
Urban Rowhouse
512)
US Post Office Garage
513)
US Post Office--Central Square
514)
US Post Office--Medford Main
515)
US Post Office--Newburyport Main
516)
US Post Office--Salem Main
517)
US Post Office--Somerville Main
518)
USS CASSIN YOUNG (destroyer)
519)
Valentine Soap Workers Cottage
520)
Valentine Soap Workers Cottage
521)
Vermont Building
522)
Vinal, Albert, House
523)
Wade, John, House
524)
Wade, Jonathan, House
525)
Walden Street Cattle Pass
526)
Ware Hall
527)
Warren, H., House
528)
Warren, Langford H., House
529)
Washington Street Theatre District
530)
Watson, Abraham, House
531)
West Somerville Branch Library
532)
West Street District
533)
Wigglesworth Building
534)
Wilbur Theatre
535)
Williams, Charles, House
536)
Williams, Charles, Jr., House
537)
Williams, F. G., House
538)
Willis, Stillman, House
539)
Winter Street Historic District
540)
Winthrop Building
541)
Wirth, Jacob, Buildings
542)
Withey, S. B., House
543)
Wood, J. A., House
544)
Worthen, Daniel, House
545)
Wright House
546)
Wyatt, George, House
547)
Wyeth Brickyard Superintendent's House
548)
Wyeth, John, House
549)
Wyeth-Smith House
550)
Youth's Companion Building
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After returning to Rockbottom almost 4 years later, I am happy to report that I was surprised and pleased with the beer. The Improper Hopper is, yes, hoppy with, surprisingly, a touch of maltiness. Refreshing and tasty! (God, what a critic!!!)
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rick,
hackensack, NJ
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Finally hit a Rock Bottom with good service (Chicago location take notice). I actually got to use my Mug Club Card without being barked at.
A great place to hang on a Sunday watching the games. Plenty of TV's and good viewing angles. I started with the Roktoberfest which is a German style amber lager brewed with toasted malt. It was all malt right up from with a hint of spices and floral notes. However, the flavor tapered off to cardboard and also was the aftertaste. No hops were present at all (not a problem for this brew). The Improper Hopper IPA was “ouch”on the nose being overly citrusy. It made for a clean palate but way too much on the Cascades. The Stout (name?) had a nice complex coffee/toffee nose, was dry but not too dry. It was a very clean beer and very nice overall.
We had a very nice afternoon here, albeit the Pat’s got trounced. Gerry our server gave us the attention we’d all like to have and did a great job keeping the glasses full. I hope to get back soon.
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Timothy J. O'Connor,
Troy, NY
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This place is alright, a bit pricey though. Only a few brews, but they are pretty good. They have some real good nachos, everything else is un-spectacular. Service is iffy (at best). I've had good service and I've had a waitress disappear with my change (after being a crappy waitress). Stop by if you're in the area, but don't go out of your way.
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Chris Hoffman,
Dorchester, MA
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We went to Rockbottom for dinner one night when we were in Boston. The food and service were really good. I had their Improper Hopper IPA, which I thought was very good. I also had their rotating dark beer which happened to be a stout. It was also fantastic. My wife really enjoyed her Amber. After dinner we went over to the bar for a few more. I saw the hand pump behind the bar and asked what was on it. Turns out I kept drinking the stout the rest of the night. Rockbottom is the absolute best of the chains. I wish they would open one in NYC.
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Irwin Markus,
Baldwin, NY
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Stop # 4 on our visit to the brewpubs of Boston was the Rock Bottom on the evening of the 5th of June. We had been here before and liked the food and ale. The food was good. I had the sampler which was good. I thought the IPA was especially good. So much so that we took a growler with us and carted it around on the T for the rest of the night. The waitress was new and a little inexperienced. She did try hard though and that was appreciated by us. The surroundings make for some enjoyable eating and quaffing. I will visit again. #2 behind John Harvard as our favorite brewpub in Boston.
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Once upon a time, Brew Moon was outstanding. As they faltered, I stopped going. When they sold to Rock Bottom, I was hesitant to try a chain, but finally did. The beers are good, and their occasional outstanding seasonal makes it worth repeat visits. They don't offer enough brews, though (esp. compared to the Beer Works). The food's become much better since a recent menu rework - try the Titan Toothpicks. They're not health food, but are delicious. Particularly given their location, I'll return when I'm out in that part of town - Rock Bottom definitely beats the nearby alternatives (except maybe Jacob Wirth) if you're looking for a good beer. And although it's a bit over the top, the frozen panel in the bar top that keeps your beer cold when you put it down is pretty cool.
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Steve Wojnar,
Newton Centre, MA, MA
(01/20/2004) |
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I stopped at this place last Sat as part of a pub crawl. I was looking forward to seeing what rock bottom had done to the old Brew Moon chain (oh I loved that Grasshopper IPA). I'm sorry to say I was not impressed. A hand full of lame-o beer styles scrubbed down for consuption by the masses and one or two special beer is not a good selection for a brew pub these days. Food and service. You can't have one without the other. So if you don't get service you don't get food! We were in this place for a hour and the place was more than half empty. I ordered something called chicken sticks. I said they were lousy because I never got them. That was not because I did not try. I talked to my barmaid, another barmaid (when I couldn't find mine), a bartender (when neither of the barmaids could be found) he told me that there was a mix up and my food was comming out right now. Fifteen minutes later still no food so I told the manager to cancel my food. Five minutes later we left to go to another stop. Oh by the way I had a Scotch Ale that was good but my experiance with the horrible service means I will most likely never return.
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Wayne Pereno,
Warwick, RI
(12/29/2003) |
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On two separate Boston trips we've enjoyed Rock Bottom. This year, they had a black cherry wheat beer as their summer seasonal, and it was nothing short of stunning.
Their "usual beers" are solid - and they range again from light to stout, and I can't say there was one I wouldn't enjoy. The food is very good (again, set expectations people - its a chain restaurant! so take this review relative to that style) - and the service has always been friendly and accomodating.
On the strength of the seasonal offerings two years in a row (last year's being the tasty American Dream, similar to this years, but Raspberry-based), I recommend seeking this place out, at least for lunch.
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Rick Hadsall,
Montclair, NJ
(10/03/2003) |
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The steak jammed with garlic is wonderful!
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Elevenx,
Detroit, MI
(07/01/2003) |
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Before you go jumping to any conclusions about your credit card being overbilled make sure that you talk to the management of this restaurant. When the computer systems verify a credit card, they sometimes oververify a specified amount in case a tip is included. This amount is then taken off after a day or two. I don't have any idea what actually happenned, but that could be the case. Just double check before you post this on a site and smear a restaurants name. At the same time, the server could be trying to rip you off, like i said i don't know exactly
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Michael Scherneck,
State College, OTHER
(06/06/2003) |
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The waiter increased the amount of my tip by $3.00. My bank statement showed the increased billing. If this type of action takes place often a waiter can quickly increase their total tips by huge amounts. I hope this was a mistake, but I seriously doubt it as the figures I wrote on the bill were clear. I would expect restitution.
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fairfax, VA
(06/06/2003) |
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Decent place near the theatre for a few pints. Had a burger for dinner and was actually very good and the Munich Gold brew was better than average. Check it out...cool spot. Cheers!
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Jason,
South Boston, MA
(04/30/2003) |
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Despite low expectations, we enjoyed a couple afternoon beers here. The Scotch Ale was a high alcohol (7.5%) brew and tasted so. It was good, butstrong and filling. The IPA had a lot of finishing hops that gave it an almost flowery aroma and taste. Being that it was mid-afternoon, we had no problems with service or attitude.
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Chris,
Agawam, MA
(01/27/2003) |
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After reading several half-assed reviews of Boston brew pubs I decided to try it for myself. I ordered the Sampler and came to a immediate conclusion: WATERY BEER..Although the main ingredient in beer is water, Rock Bottom pushes it to a disapointing extreme. While the different brews tasted the way they should they were way to watery. The food was presented well while the service was lacking. MARK THIS ONE OFF THE LIST.
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Rick,
Bergen County, NJ
(06/18/2002) |
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Brew Moon sold to Rock Bottom Brewery and operates now as a Rock Bottom Brewery.
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paris,
Pittsburgh, PA
(01/20/2002) |
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Brew Moon is a trendy upscale brewpub in the theater district. The sampler included six 4 oz beers, one of which is a seasonal. The hefeweizen was light in color, crystal clear, and resembled a light offering more than a hefeweizen. None of these beers stood out. The faltering brewpub chain Rock Bottom now owns Brew Moon.
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Joseph C Topping III,
Huntsville, TX
(09/09/2001) |
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Six excellent brews on tap. Nothing that would knock you off your stool, but all very good quality and true to style. Even the "light lager" was surprisingly good and actually very malty. The Improper Hopper IPA was a great beer--not overly hoppy, nice malty backbone. The Yellow Pearl Belgian was also nice. The bar staff were knowledgeable and the meal was excellent. Next time I have a chance, I'll be back. [The bad reviews I read about this place must be out of date.]
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Herb Bresler,
Bexley, OH
(05/06/2001) |
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We were in the theater district to see a performance. Brew Moon was conveniently nearby. The food was excellent and the prices were very reasonable. The restaurant was interestingly decoured but quite functional. The beers ranged from not good to good. I recommend staying away from their light beers unless you think Budwieser is wonderful. Their darker beers were nicely hopped but lacked body, still, I would say they are good.
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Don Diamant,
Milton, NH
(06/18/2000) |
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Real funky place. Very comfortable and good friendly crowd. A great Place to bring friends great value and great food. Beer is tops!! Munich Gold and Eclipse are number 1 in my book
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Linda,
Waltham, MA
(12/07/1999) |
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We went to the brew moon in Braintree. Great food and mouth-watering beer. The South shore's best food and beer selection.
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Chris,
Quincy, MA
(12/07/1999) |
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Brew Moon is excellent! Great beer selection and some of the best beer in the country. The food is fresh and the restaurant was very clean. I will go back!! MY Wife and her friends love brew moon!!
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Scott,
Framingham, MA
(12/07/1999) |
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This is by far the best restaurant and micro-brewery in the country. They actually have fresh great food. The beers have won numerous awards. Great value as well. I would like to thank brew moon for a great meal!
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Dan,
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(10/11/1999) |
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I thought that the decor was to overdone for the quality off the beer and service. I would not bring someone to this place who was a beer lover, it is good, however, for people who are going to a show and need to get bite to eat. The food was good, but the service was horrible. No matter how good the stuff is, if you have bad service it will stink!
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Murphy,
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(09/11/1999) |
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With six beers on tap(one included a beer master special-double bock, there was something for everybody. Of the selection, the munich gold(their award winner) was the best with the porter close behind.The ale was very light and don't bother trying the mayberry beer. Overall, beer was there but the character and style that typically is in microbrews wasn't there. Atmosphere was good, lots of room in this glitzy style.Location great in the middle of the theater district. And I must mention the napkins, two patrons commented on how great they were. Also, I understand the Harvard Square location has different beers than this one-I guess that's my next stop.
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Robert Skok,
San Ramon, CA
(08/24/1999) |
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Heard their brewer had a background with Budweiser. That would explain a whole lot. The beer is just not very good, either too watery or defective. This is a beer lover's hell!
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Tim Tomlinson,
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(02/17/1999) |
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