Cisco Brewers Seaport

Great spot for local liquor and craft beers, especially if you’re looking to enjoy some drinks outside. There’s plenty of outdoor seating and a relaxed vibe that makes it perfect for hanging out with friends. Lots of food options too—something for everyone. Whether you’re grabbing a drink or looking for a casual place to eat, this place hits the mark.

Cisco Brewery: Where the Porta-Potties Hold More Secrets Than the Crown Jewels Let me set the scene: The Queen and I descended upon Cisco Brewery in Boston’s Seaport like two sun-starved peasants who’d just discovered that beer and tasty drinks exists. The weather? Gorgeous. The sun? A relentless, fiery orb determined to turn us into human jerky. But did we care? No, because food, tasty cold drinks and beer. This place is basically an adult playground with food trucks slinging everything from fried seafood (delicious) to pizza (also delicious) to chicken fingers (classic, like the Queen’s taste in hats). We snagged a table off to the side, where the shade was as scarce as a polite comment on Twitter. But hey, sweating builds character—or at least that’s what I told myself as I melted into a puddle slight regret. Now, let’s talk about the real adventure: The Great Porta-Potty Speakeasy Scavenger Hunt. Cisco Brewery teased us with whispers of a hidden bar, accessible only through one of those plastic throne rooms we all know and… tolerate. After a quick pit stop (because hydration is key), we found the special porta-potty—marked with a biohazard sign, because nothing says "exclusive lounge" like the threat of chemical warfare. Swing open the door, shuffle past the toilet paper (hopefully unused), and voilà—you’re in a speakeasy the size of a broom closet with all the ambiance of a storage unit. Two tables, some walls, and the lingering question: "Did I just walk into a prank?" If you’re expecting a roaring ‘20s vibe with flapper girls and bathtub gin, you’ll be more disappointed than the Queen realizing her "limey, spicy" canned drink was a fancy adult Capri Sun. But here’s the thing—Cisco Brewery is still a blast. The food? Killer. The live music? Perfect for awkwardly swaying while holding a beer. The people-watching? Top-tier, especially when the guy next to you tries to drunkenly explain cryptocurrency to his golden retriever. Final Verdict: Come for the beer, stay for the food, and maybe—maybe—check out the porta-potty speakeasy if you enjoy the thrill of mild disappointment. Just don’t forget sunscreen, because the sun here has no mercy. 4/5 stars, would sweat again. 👑🍻

Great find in Terminal B. Food was tasty and for airport prices inexpencive. Beers were good too... My server, James was friendly, busy and responsive. Nice experience, will make this my stop when transfering through Terminal B.

Great use of an empty lot in the seaport district. We came on a Friday late afternoon (bring ID they check all on entry and give a wristband). There were plenty of tables at this time, however we drove past later in the evening and it was packed out. Had a festival ground feel. Loads of seating with some undercover from umbrellas and a marquee. Main attraction of course is the craft beers from the state. My husband had a peach flour beer which he really enjoyed. I had a spiked ice tea from a can which was also really tasty, not too sweet just needed some lemon / lime for a garnish. Wide selection of beers, lovers of IPAs and pilsners will be very happy. They also have artisanal spirits. Available. Great way to spend a sunny afternoon. Clearly very popular venue.

Started my Boston trip at Cisco and truly couldn’t have chosen a better spot. Jimmy the bouncer, greeted us warmly and made sure my friends and I were set for a great time. He insisted we try a mudslide before leaving and he was absolutely right, it was a must. The atmosphere was inviting, the energy was great, and the drinks were even better. Highly recommend starting (or ending) your night here.

Overall good food and service. Nice and relaxed ! If you are in a hurry I wouldn’t go in as they tend to take a bit of time.

Amazing brewer in Boston, really lobe the summer vibes. U can enjoy many kinds of beers & cocktails. I bought the Scurvy Killer #8 and it costed around $14 U can play game, meet new people, and enjoy live music. Boston, I fall in love with u!

Family friendly? Could do it Atmosphere: open air life music Parking: city lot style Planning: ID and armband at entrance. Attended conference and happenstance stop along way dinner to this live music progressive open air location, container based bar offering of both distillery and brewery in one. Enjoyed their canned va draft seasonal and staple offerings. Activities included loitering with musicians and eating. Included merchandise shopping. Similar to Boxti Park in my home world of Orlando FL in Lake Nona. Definitely a great asset to area and in easy walking distance to multiple venues. May they prosper and b merry. Go here. Only critique, their bourbon needs some maturity and individualization. It's best for mix drink and not sipping.