"With a greenhouse‑style “Hopservatory” and a roof‑deck beer garden offering views of the Boston skyline, I paired beers like the Outer Limits New England IPA with flavorful dishes including ribs and 'dumpster fries' from the in‑house M&M BBQ." - Adam H. Callaghan
"A spacious brewery with a rooftop that will be taken over for an evening of food, drinks, and socializing; festival attendees can grab grub from visiting vendors (including M&M BBQ), enjoy the brewery’s beers, hard seltzers, and mocktails, and finish with sweets by pastry chef Robert Gonzalez—this is a free, RSVP-encouraged, casual gathering focused on community and conviviality." - Nathan Tavares
"If you haven’t hit Dorchester Brewing Company’s rooftop Hopservatory yet, you’re missing out. The four-season space is partly covered with a glass greenhouse, a bar (so you don’t have to run up and down the stairs), and ample outdoor space for the warm days. Drink beer and grab some barbecue from in-house restaurant M&M BBQ." - Tanya Edwards
"Much like a grammarian who looks for mistakes on Twitter, you’ll be equally spoilt for choice at Dorchester Brewing. Their rooftop has high-tops on the deck, picnic tables under a tent, and even more picnic tables in a glass-covered greenhouse, all of which overlook the Boston skyline. There are also 20 beers on tap and M&M BBQ on-site, which means paying attention in English class wasn’t that important after all." - joel ang, dan secatore
"For a living metaphor of how much variety you’ll find in Dorchester, leave the peaceful patio at Boston 224 and head 500 feet to Dorchester Brewing Company, where the patio overlooks not a white picket fence but a massive electric utility building surrounded by barbed wire. There are only a few small snacks available here, but you can bring your own food and join the crowds drinking beer flights, playing board games, and watching reruns of The Office on a big screen in the back." - dan secatore