The Best Craft Beer Bars in Boston
“Beer is proof that God loves us and wants us to be happy,” is an oft-misquoted derivative of something Benjamin Franklin once said or wrote. But sayings need not be…
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The Crown & Anchor
From the creators of Stoke Newington’s The Jolly Butchers, this pub in Brixton serves over 20 craft beers and cask ales, mainly from the Southern UK. There is a major…
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Moon Tower Inn
If you visit Moon Tower Inn’s “website,” you’ll be met with a very simple set of instructions: “Get Off The Damn Internet … And Get Your Ass To 3004 Canal…
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Dock Street
A pioneering small-scale brewery far ahead of the American craft curve, Dock Street also counts itself as an inclusive gathering place for West Philly types (and there are a lot…
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Monk’s Cafe
If you only have time for one Philly beer stop, it should probably be Monk’s, one of the most influential Belgian beer destinations in the country. Owner Tom Peters, one…
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Herman Belgian Bar
For a country of limited geographical size, Belgium produces a bewildering amount of great beer. If your love of Belgian brews goes beyond the occasional Leffe or Duvel, Herman Belgian…
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Avenue Pub
This bar's structure dates back to the mid-18th century, and has a large second floor balcony that overlooks passersby and Mardi Gras parades come February. Avenue Pub boasts the city’s…
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Hopleaf
Michael Roper’s legendary Andersonville bar has looked to Belgium for inspiration since 1992, and continues to find it with lambics, trappist ales and abbey-style ales. Nonstop crowds pack the claustrophobic…
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Birra Più
Birra Più’s staff is full of Anglo-American beer aficionados, so expect British and American brewers to be heavily represented in the fridges and on tap. There are also plenty of…
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Ma Che Siete Venuti a Fà
Ma Che Siete Venuti a Fà (Macchè for short), which opened in 2001, has become a beacon for the Italian craft beer movement. A diehard beer enthusiast—his catchphrase is quanno…
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