This is the closest craft beer bar to our Boston office. They have some of the most knowledgeable bartenders (Jamie and Dan) in Boston.
Lord Hobo is the old B-Side Lounge. Situated in a residential neighborhood a 15 minute walk from Kendall or Central Squares on the Red Line you need to want it to get here. It's worth it.
The bar that Kendall Square always needed. Attached to same superstructure as Google office above the Kendall Square Red Line T stop. After-work spot. Lots of travelers who stay at Kendall hotels.
Take the "C" Green Line from downtown out to leafy Brookline. Great place to warm up in the winter.
A tiny spot crammed into the side of a parking garage and perched precariously over the Mass Pike, the bar is two-people wide. Music's usually rocking. Huge craft beer list. Cash-only.
The larger of the two Bukowskis, situated in hipster haven Inman Square amongst some of the best restaurants in the Northeast, the music is also loud and brash. Cash-only.
Not a newcomer. One of the oldest craft beer spots in town. We've been to awesome cask events and special Pretty Things events here. Go before a show at Brighton Music Hall.
Smack in the middle of Harvard Square, this place inevitably feels like a smart Harvard student gastropub. The beer is good but the food is, too. Get the oysters and/or the burgers.
