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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)
Albree-Hall-Lawrence House
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)
Buildings at 110-112 Inman St.
81)
Buildings at 15-17 Lee St.
82)
Bunker Hill Monument
83)
Bunker Hill School
84)
Butterfield-Whittemore House
85)
Calf Pasture Pumping Station Complex
86)
Cambidge Common Historic District Amendment
87)
Cambidge Common Historic District Amendment
88)
Cambridge Public Library
89)
Candler Cottage
90)
Carpenter Center for the Visual Arts
91)
Carr, Martin W., School
92)
Central Library
93)
Charles Playhouse
94)
Charles Street African Methodist Episcopal Church
95)
Chelsea Garden Cemetery
96)
Child, Francis J., House
97)
Christ Church
98)
Church Green Buildings Historic District
99)
Church of Christ
100)
Church of the New Jerusalem
101)
City Hall Historic District
102)
Clapp Houses
103)
Cliff, Z. E., House
104)
Cloverden
105)
Codman Building
106)
Colburn, Sara Foster, House
107)
Common Burying Ground at Sandy Bank
108)
Congregation Adath Jeshurun
109)
Congregation Agudath Shalom
110)
Congress Street Fire Station
111)
Conventual Church of St. Mary and St. John
112)
Converse Memorial Building
113)
Cook, Thomas, House
114)
Cook, William, House
115)
Coolidge, Josiah, House
116)
Cooper--Davenport Tavern Wing
117)
Cooper-Frost-Austin House
118)
Copp's Hill Burial Ground
119)
Copp's Hill Terrace
120)
Corey, Timothy, House No. 1
121)
Corey, Timothy, House No. 2
122)
Craigie Arms
123)
Crowell, C. C., House
124)
Crowninshield House
125)
cummings, e.e., House
126)
Curtis, Paul, House
127)
Cyclorama Building
128)
Daly, Reginald A., House
129)
Dana--Palmer House
130)
Daniels, Charles A., School
131)
Davis, Robert S., House
132)
Davis, Thomas Aspinwall, House
133)
Davis, William Morris, House
134)
Deane-Williams House
135)
Dearborn School
136)
DeRosay--McNamee House
137)
Devotion, Edward, House
138)
Dill Building
139)
Dillaway School
140)
District 13 Police Station
141)
Divinity Hall
142)
Dodge, Edward, House
143)
Dorchester Heights National Historic Site
144)
Dorchester North Burying Ground
145)
Dorchester Pottery Works
146)
Downer Rowhouses (Adams Street)
147)
Downer Rowhouses (Central Street)
148)
Dunvegan, The
149)
Dutch House, The
150)
East Cambridge Savings Bank
151)
Eliot Burying Ground
152)
Eliot Congregational Church
153)
Eliot Hall
154)
Eliot Hall at Radcliffe College
155)
Ellis, Asa, House
156)
Elmwood
157)
Emmett Cottage
158)
Ether Dome, Massachusetts General Hospital
159)
Faneuil Hall
160)
Faneuil, Peter, School
161)
Farwell, R.H., House
162)
Fay, Issac, House
163)
Fenway Studios
164)
Fernald, George P., House
165)
Fields Corner Municipal Building
166)
Filene's Department Store
167)
Fire Station No. 7
168)
First Baptist Church
169)
First Baptist Church
170)
First Baptist Church
171)
First Church of Jamaica Plain
172)
First Unitarian Church
173)
First Universalist Church
174)
Flentje, Ernst, House
175)
Fletcher, Jonathan, House
176)
Fogg Art Museum
177)
Fort Washington
178)
Foster, Alexander, House
179)
Francis and Isabella Apartments
180)
Francis, Dr. Tappan Eustis, House
181)
Frost, David, House
182)
Frost, Elizabeth, Tenanthouse
183)
Frost, Robert, House
184)
Frost, Walter, House
185)
Fuller, Margaret, House
186)
Fuller, Peter, Building
187)
Fulton-Commercial Streets District
188)
Gale, George, House
189)
Gardner, Isabella Stewart, Museum
190)
Garfield Street Historic District
191)
Garrison, William Lloyd, House
192)
Garrison, William Lloyd, School
193)
Gaut, Samuel, House
194)
Goddard, John, House
195)
Goodwin, Ozias, House
196)
Grace Episcopal Church
197)
Grandview, The
198)
Gray, Asa, House
199)
Greek Orthodox Cathedral of New England
200)
Greek Revival Cottage
201)
Greenwood Memorial United Methodist Church
202)
Haffenreffer Brewery
203)
Hale, Edward Everett, House
204)
Hall Tavern
205)
Hall, Isaac, House
206)
Hapgood, Richard, House
207)
Harding, Chester, House
208)
Harriswood Crescent
209)
Harvard Avenue Fire Station
210)
Harvard Lampoon Building
211)
Harvard Square Historic District
212)
Harvard Square Subway Kiosk
213)
Harvard Street Historic District
214)
Harvard Union
215)
Hastings, Oliver, House
216)
Hasty Pudding Club
217)
Haven, Wilbur Fiske, House
218)
Hayden Building
219)
Headquarters House
220)
Henderson Carriage Repository
221)
Higginson, Col. Thomas Wentworth, House
222)
Highland, The
223)
Hill, Aaron, House
224)
Hillside Avenue Historic District
225)
Hollander Blocks
226)
Hollander Blocks
227)
Holmes, Joseph, House
228)
Homer-Lovell House
229)
Hooper-Eliot House
230)
Hooper-Lee Nichols House
231)
Hoosac Stores 1 & 2-Hoosac Stores 3
232)
Hoosac Stores 1 & 2-Hoosac Stores 3
233)
Hopkins, Elisha, House
234)
Hotel Adelaide
235)
Hotel Kempsford
236)
House at 1 Bay Street
237)
House at 10 Arlington Street
238)
House at 105 Marion Street
239)
House at 12 Linden Street
240)
House at 12 Vernon Street
241)
House at 14 Chestnut Street
242)
House at 156 Mason Terrace
243)
House at 16--18 Preston Road
244)
House at 17 Cranston Street
245)
House at 19 Linden Street
246)
House at 197 Morrison Avenue
247)
House at 21 Dartmouth Street
248)
House at 25 Clyde Street
249)
House at 25 Stanton Road
250)
House at 29 Mt. Vernon Street
251)
House at 343 Highland Avenue
252)
House at 35 Temple Street
253)
House at 38--40 Webster Place
254)
House at 4 Perry Street
255)
House at 42 Vinal Avenue
256)
House at 44 Linden Street
257)
House at 44 Stanton Road
258)
House at 49 Vinal Avenue
259)
House at 5 Lincoln Road
260)
House at 5 Prospect Hill
261)
House at 6 Kent Court
262)
House at 72R Dane Street
263)
House at 81 Pearl Street
264)
House at 89 Rawson Road and 86 Colburne Crescent
265)
House at 9 Linden Street
266)
Houses at 28--36 Beacon Street
267)
Houses at 76--96 Harvard Avenue
268)
Howe House
269)
Howe, Samuel Gridley and Julia Ward, House
270)
Howells, William Dean, House
271)
Hoxie, Timothy, House
272)
Hoyt, Benjamin, House
273)
Hubbard Park Historic District
274)
Immaculate Conception Rectory
275)
Inman Square Historic District
276)
International Trust Company Building
277)
Ireland, Samuel, House
278)
James, Joseph K., House
279)
Jarvis, The
280)
John Eliot Square District
281)
John Fitzgerald Kennedy National Historic Site
282)
Jones, William R., House
283)
Kennedy, F. A., Steam Bakery
284)
Keyes, Amos, House
285)
Kidder-Sargent-McCrehan House
286)
Kimball, C. Henry, House
287)
King's Chapel
288)
Kingsley, Chester, House
289)
Kittredge, Alvah, House
290)
Knight, R. A.--Eugene Lacount House
291)
Lamson, Rufus, House
292)
Langmaid Building
293)
Langmaid Terrace
294)
Lawrence Light Guard Armory
295)
Lawrence Model Lodging Houses
296)
Lechmere Point Corporation Houses
297)
Liberty Tree District
298)
Linden Park
299)
Linden Square
300)
Little, Arthur D., Inc., Building
301)
Littlefield--Roberts House
302)
Locke--Ober Restaurant
303)
Lockhardt, Charles H., House
304)
Long Wharf and Customhouse Block
305)
Longfellow National Historic Site
306)
Loring, George, House
307)
Loring, Harrison, House
308)
Loring-Greenough House
309)
Lovejoy, A. L., House
310)
Lovell Block
311)
Lovering, Joseph, House
312)
Lowell School
313)
Lowell, The
314)
LUNA (tugboat)
315)
Lynch--O'Gorman House
316)
Manning, Joseph K., House
317)
Maple Avenue Historic District
318)
Marcia Browne Junior High School
319)
Mariner's House
320)
Mason, Josiah, Jr., House
321)
Mason, W. A., House
322)
Massachusetts General Hospital
323)
Massachusetts Hall, Harvard University
324)
Massachusetts Historical Society Building
325)
Massachusetts School of Art
326)
Massachusetts Statehouse
327)
McGill, John H., House
328)
McKay, Donald, House
329)
McLean, Isaac, House
330)
Mead, Alpheus, House
331)
Medford Pipe Bridge
332)
Melvin, Isaac, House
333)
Memorial Hall, Harvard University
334)
Metropolitan Theatre
335)
Milestone
336)
Milestone
337)
Minot, George R., House
338)
Montrose, The
339)
Munroe, Robert, House
340)
Murphy, William, House
341)
Mystic Pumping Station
342)
Mystic Water Works
343)
Nell, William C., House
344)
Nelson, John R., House
345)
New England Conservatory of Music
346)
New Riding Club
347)
Newman, Andrew, House
348)
Newspaper Row
349)
Nichols, John F., House
350)
Niles, Louville V., House
351)
Niles, Louville, House
352)
Norfolk Street Historic District
353)
North Avenue Congregational Church
354)
Noyes, J.A., House
355)
Oakes, Edward, House
356)
Odd Fellows Building
357)
Odd Fellows Hall
358)
Old Cambridge Baptist Church
359)
Old Cambridge Historic District
360)
Old Cambridge Historic District
361)
Old Cambridgport Historic District
362)
Old Cemetery
363)
Old City Hall
364)
Old Corner Bookstore
365)
Old Harvard Yard
366)
Old Medford High School
367)
Old North Church
368)
Old Ship Street Historic District
369)
Old South Church in Boston
370)
Old South Meetinghouse
371)
Old Statehouse
372)
Old West Church
373)
Olmsted, Frederick Law, House, National Historic Site
374)
Opposition House
375)
Orne, Sarah, House
376)
Orrock, Rev. John, House
377)
Otis, (First) Harrison Gray, House
378)
Otis, (Second) Harrison Gray, House
379)
Otis--Wyman House
380)
Paine Furniture Building
381)
Park Street District
382)
Park Street Railroad Station
383)
Parker--Burnett House
384)
Parkman, Francis, House
385)
Peabody Court Apartments
386)
Phipps Street Burying Ground
387)
Piano Row District
388)
Pierce-Hichborn House
389)
Porcellian Club
390)
Powder House Park
391)
Pratt, Dexter, House
392)
Prescott, Gustavus G., House
393)
Prospect Congregational Church
394)
Quincy Market
395)
Read, Cheney, House
396)
Reardon, Edmund, House
397)
Revere, Paul, House
398)
Reversible Collar Company Building
399)
Richards, Ellen H. Swallow, House
400)
Richards, Theodore W., House
401)
Richardson Block
402)
Richmond Court
403)
Ritchie Building
404)
River Street Firehouse
405)
Riviera, The
406)
Robindreau, Alfred E., House
407)
Rosebud, The
408)
Roslindale Congregational Church
409)
Roughan Hall
410)
Roxbury High Fort
411)
Roxbury Presbyterian Church
412)
Royall, Isaac, House
413)
Russell, Philemon, House
414)
Russell, Susan, House
415)
Russia Wharf Buildings
416)
Sacred Heart Church, Rectory, School and Convent
417)
Saint Aidan's Church and Rectory
418)
Saint Augustine Chapel and Cemetery
419)
Saint Mary of the Assumption Church, Rectory, School and Convent
420)
Saint Paul's Church, Chapel, and Parish House
421)
Saint Paul's Rectory
422)
Salem Street Burying Ground
423)
Salem-Auburn Streets Historic District
424)
Sands, Hiram, House
425)
Sands, Ivory, House
426)
Saunders, William, House
427)
Schuebeler, Charles, House
428)
Sears Roebuck and Company Mail Order Store
429)
Sears Tower--Harvard Observatory
430)
Sears' Crescent and Sears' Block
431)
Sears, David, House
432)
Second Brazer Building
433)
Second Cambridge Savings Bank Building
434)
Second Waterhouse House
435)
Sever Hall, Harvard University
436)
Shell Oil Company "Spectacular" Sign
437)
Shirley-Eustis House
438)
Shubert, Sam S., Theatre
439)
Slowey, Patrick, House
440)
Snow, Lemuel, Jr., House
441)
Somerville High School
442)
Somerville Journal Building
443)
Somerville Theatre
444)
Soule, Lawrence, House
445)
South Station Headhouse
446)
Spurr, Eliphalet, House
447)
St. James Episcopal Church
448)
St. John's Roman Catholic Church
449)
St. Joseph's Roman Catholic Church Complex
450)
St. Luke's and St. Margaret's Church
451)
St. Mark's Methodist Church
452)
St. Mary's Episcopal Church
453)
St. Paul's Church
454)
St. Paul's Parish Church
455)
St. Stephen's Church
456)
Standish, James H., House
457)
Stanstead, The
458)
Stearns, R. H., House
459)
Stickney--Shepard House
460)
Stoughton, Mary Fisk, House
461)
Students House
462)
Suffolk County Courthouse
463)
Suffolk County Jail
464)
Sumner, Charles, House
465)
Symphony and Horticultural Halls
466)
Symphony Hall
467)
Taylor Square Firehouse
468)
Toussaint, Winand, House
469)
Town Stable
470)
Treadwell--Sparks House
471)
Tremont Street Subway
472)
Trinity Church
473)
Trinity Neighborhood House
474)
Trinity Rectory
475)
Trotter, William Monroe, House
476)
Tuckerman, William F., House
477)
Tufts, Peter and Oliver, House
478)
Tufts, Peter, House
479)
U.S.S. CONSTITUTION
480)
Union Railway Car Barn
481)
Union Wharf
482)
Unitarian Universalist Church and Parsonage
483)
United Shoe Machinery Corporation Building
484)
University Hall, Harvard University
485)
University Museum
486)
Upham's Corner Market
487)
Upper Magazine Street Historic District
488)
Urban Rowhouse
489)
Urban Rowhouse
490)
Urban Rowhouse
491)
US Post Office Garage
492)
US Post Office--Central Square
493)
US Post Office--Medford Main
494)
US Post Office--Newburyport Main
495)
US Post Office--Salem Main
496)
US Post Office--Somerville Main
497)
USS CASSIN YOUNG (destroyer)
498)
Valentine Soap Workers Cottage
499)
Valentine Soap Workers Cottage
500)
Vermont Building
501)
Vinal, Albert, House
502)
Wade, John, House
503)
Wade, Jonathan, House
504)
Waitt Brick Block
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Walden Street Cattle Pass
506)
Ware Hall
507)
Warren, H., House
508)
Warren, Langford H., House
509)
Washington Street Theatre District
510)
Watson, Abraham, House
511)
West Somerville Branch Library
512)
West Street District
513)
Wigglesworth Building
514)
Wilbur Theatre
515)
Williams, Charles, House
516)
Williams, Charles, Jr., House
517)
Williams, F. G., House
518)
Willis, Stillman, House
519)
Winter Street Historic District
520)
Winthrop Building
521)
Wirth, Jacob, Buildings
522)
Withey, S. B., House
523)
Wood, J. A., House
524)
Worthen, Daniel, House
525)
Wright House
526)
Wyatt, George, House
527)
Wyeth Brickyard Superintendent's House
528)
Wyeth-Smith House
529)
Youth's Companion Building
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My husband & I stopped in on our way out of town on Easter - glad to see you were open - had a sampler to try a variety of beer, but nothing really beats your Bluebeery. Yummy! Can wait til the Watermelon comes out!
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Jessica Murphy,
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My wife often stop at BBW at North Station before catching the train home. A very good selection of beer and decent menu. Definitely one of the best brew pubs in Boston.
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Ron,
Nashua, NH
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Great selection of beer and well worth a visit.Please note however cask conditioned ale should be cellar temperature not room temperature. Very impressed with overall beer quality, food and bar service. Will come again.
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James,
Warren, NJ
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Went to the Beerworks after reading some of the reviews on Pubcrawler. It was way worth it. Stopped in after running the Boston Marathon and boy was I thirsty. The Brew Pub is only a 2 minute walk from the the Orange Line North Station T stop. Thats a bonus. Found out later that I only had to Go three more stops to get to the airport when I left. All in all, in a great location. Any ways I expected it to be slow, business wise because it was a Tuesday afternoon, the day after Patriots day. It was, but I was there for the beer not a crowd. My girlfriend and I proceeded to the bar and started to drink. I started out with a cask conditioned IPA, that made me feel like I was on a Tall Ship bound for India. So good. My girlfriend had the Back Bay IPA and I almost stole it from her so I could enjoy them both at the same time. The Bay State ESB was off the hook its subtle malt and clean hop finish. Not wanting to be a total hop-head I changed gears and ordered an Irish Stout to hydrate my tounge. This stout was light like a true Irish Stout and had all the dryness you would expect. Enough of that, back to the hops. The Fenway APA was just what the doctor ordered as we dove into one of their delicious pizzas that was on their five page terribly overwhelming menu. The APA was bitter, but not over the top. It finished like Belgian but with less fruit and more hop. All in all, I sya if your any where near this place you should go. They have growlers to go and an array of t-shirts and gift items. The dont serve Liquor, so no Cherry-bombs here folks. Cheers!
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Sean,
Cleveland, OH
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I was in Boston on business and my flight was cancelled. I needed good beer and good food, and I found both here. Samplers were available, so I had one. Choosing five out of over a dozen available was a bit of a task, but I managed. The watermelon beer was a diversion from the Pales and Ambers I selected and it was cool to see a slice of melon wedged on my glass. I had the meatloaf, which was very good, and paired it with the anniversary Belgian ale - Wow. I would recommend that pairing even if you are like me and not much of a Belgian beer fan.
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Eric Christensen,
Staten Island, NY
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Having visited the Fenway location, I was surprised this location wasn't as crowded. The beer was excellent, especially the IPA and Bluebeery, and we had a great server! He was patient with a larger group and split the check with no complaints. We all loved the beer so much we got growlers to take home to our husbands!
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Jennifer,
Wheaton, MD
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Suprisingly slow most of the time. Unlike the Fen location, this location seems to be struggling. It is huge and can handle a great deal of people but the lack of hard liquor in the Gardens neighborhood hurts the business.
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Rob,
San Diego, CA
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Finally got to the Canal Street location after years of getting stupid at Brookline after the Sox games. Both have excellent beers, but I’ll take the more laid-back atmosphere of Canal. 16 beers on tap the night I was there, and Lauren was a wonderful host. The service was very fast, knowledgeable and efficient.
They had on a Victory Red to celebrate the Sox good fortune. It had no real nose to speak of, with just a hint of a nice clean malt background. The taste was very malty right of front, but with a slightly oxidized aftertaste. The beer was served way too cold though, and once it warmed up it was a winner.
The Boston Common was one of the best session beers I’ve had. It was a beautiful copper color with a sweet hop nose. There were floral notes in both the nose and the flavor, but it was all malt across the palate and very long on flavor. This beer had a very unique malt flavor I can’t pin down.
The Cask-conditioned Fenway Pale Ale was essentially a Sierra Nevada clone, but was every bit as good. It was extremely fresh and had a wonderful citrus (Cascade) hop aroma.
The Bunker Hill Blueberry Ale was quite a show in a glass. With the fresh blueberry’s rising up and down with the carbonation, I was drinking what looked like a lava-lamp. Considering the strange looking concoction, it was crisp, clean, and quite refreshing. Sorry, but if I spot a berry ale or wheat on any menu I’m going to jump on it. And this one I had to have two (it was a cab-night).
Other than the table full of dingbats close to the bar – all four talking on their cell phones and not once to each other, the Boston Beer Works location made for a quite enjoyable evening. And surprisingly enough, it did not turn into an idiot convention when the Celts game got over with.
Oh, we had to try the chili. Sorry. It was good, but Malt River’s still the best.
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Timothy J. O'Connor,
Troy, NY
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15 beers on tap, but no darks (i.e. Porter, Stout, or even a nut brown)? Maybe because it is summertime. Most of the 15 are very good. A couple of fruit beers, including their summer watermelon ale, which was OK. Good food selection.
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Scott Mertie,
Nashville, TN
(07/19/2004) |
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Well stop #2 on our trip to Boston was the Beer Works on Canal. We sat outside as it was a nice evening. The food was good. My wife was brought the wrong meal. This was quickly corrected. The beer was O.K. Nothing out of the ordinary. I'll go back if I am close to Canal Street and thirsty.
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Don Leaman,
Toms River, NJ
(06/09/2004) |
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Found some unusual and great beers here. Definitely worth the visit.
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Joe Granthum,
Pittsburg, PA
(11/13/2003) |
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I was with a group. We had everything from burgers to cajun, to BBQ steak, to fresh fish. All was great. The beer was wonderful! I had sampler and found everthing to be fantastic. The berry beer was very interesting. Was good and was a bit like watching an old lava lamp between sips.
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Bloomington, IL
(10/13/2003) |
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A regular stop when I am in Boston. Always a great cask choice, and a flavorful lineup of beers, ales.
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Geoff N,
Morris Plains, NJ
(07/09/2003) |
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Impressive house beer lineup of 15 varieties, updated with three new releases during my visit. Had a cider and a cask ale. Not all ales, nice selection of lager styles. Very good pilsner, in the correct glass. Boston's Best!
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Roach,
Plano, TX
(06/20/2003) |
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Why would anyone drinking at North Station not be at McGann's?
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Ed,
Gloucester City, NJ
(05/07/2003) |
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This is my Favorite Place in the whole world! There is one in Salem MA too (Salem Beer Works). The Pumpkinhead Ale is Excellent, and the Blueberry is to DIE for (try it! It tastes much better than it sounds). The beer is smooth and the only problem I have is setting a limit! If you are in Boston, DON'T MISS this place!!!!!
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Heather Gollnick,
Methuen, MA
(03/15/2003) |
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I was in Boston a little too early for a Bruins game and finally got to try just about everyone of thier beers. They were all very good and the cask conditioned brews were truely great. Too bad the Bruins didn't fare so well. I had a great time.
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Don Diamant,
Milton, NH
(03/10/2003) |
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Arrived before a Celtic's game and the place wasvery busy. Even so, the service was prompt and the beer was fresh and tasty. Once the game crowd left, it quieted down and we had the chance to sample a few. The Boston Red was very good, as was the "winter". The Blueberry was sweet without being overly 'berryish' even though there were blueberries added after the pour. We'll return to try other brews.
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Chris,
Agawam, MA
(01/27/2003) |
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I stopped in before a Celtics game to wet my throat. I tried there cask conditioned IPA. Very good, this is a nice smooth hop head beer. I will be back the next time I'm at the new Garden for a game.
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Don Diamant,
Milton, NH
(01/21/2003) |
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I was lucky enough to visit this excellent brewpub during a trip in late September. They offered 15 different beers brewed on site plus a cider. The Bluebeery Ale was particularly interesting to look at (I'm uploading a photo) because of the whole blueberries floating in it. The Pumpkin Ale was spicy. The more normal beers were all excellent too. They had a restaurant area. The atmosphere is deliberately mechanical or factory-like. Customers and staff were all pleasant and friendly.
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Stewart Eastman,
New Orleans, LA
(12/22/2002) |
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I was delighted to find this excellent brewpub/sports bar on my visit last summer. The service is very friendly and informed. When I saw they made dozens of styles throughout the year I was suspicous. But many of them are very good and none are too bad. The IPA and stout were especially good. I highly recommend Boston Beer Works as a fine example of a microbrew pub.
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South Side Sully,
chicago, IL
(12/07/2002) |
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very friendly and efficient staff at this location...since we got there early on a sunday afternoon, they even wanted to set us up with our game of choice on the nearest tv! The wife and i had a light lunch (she had the grilled steak caesar salad, i had the chowder and 1/2 sandwich combo featuring a california grilled chicken wrap) which was very good. As for the beers -- 15 on tap! two of which were on cask...My wife had the pumpkinhead which was a solid "pumpkin pie" experience. I had the cask IPA, which was smooth and delicious. I also tried the pilsner, which was bavarian style, rich and malty with a deep golden hue. This place is great, 1 block away from the fleet center and north station. So if you're in that neighborhood pass up all of the other bars on canal street and make it in to BBW-NS!
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steve,
somerset, NJ
(10/28/2002) |
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great place to go before you catch your train ride home, to the suburbs
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Mark,
Denver, CO
(09/29/2002) |
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Having also visited BBW across from Fenway (which I liked), I prefer this one simply because it was one of the few -wait, correction - the only place that did'nt charge outrageous cover on St. Patty's Day - the most revered day of the year. And the beer was excellent. Try the 9 Alarm Amber Lager.
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Jerry,
Gaithersburg, MD
(03/23/2002) |
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boston, MA
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