Lamplighter Brewing Co. - CX
Brewery · Cambridge
110 N First St, Cambridge, MA 02141
Highlights
Craft brewery with IPAs, shuffleboard, dog-friendly patio
Craft brewery with IPAs, shuffleboard, dog-friendly patio
"Lamplighter is hosting a fabulous drag extravaganza at its Cambridge Crossing location featuring a yet-to-be-announced lineup of fabulous queens serving their best looks. While you watch, snack on eats from the Crazzy Tacos Pop-Up. The party runs from 8 p.m. to 1 a.m. and each $50 ticket includes one beer token." - Erika Adams
"Sells custom rolling papers with beautiful prints and festive cases inspired by their beers; each booklet contains 50 unbleached hemp papers, and you can pair the papers with a case of the beers that match their designs for an ideal gift set." - Celina Colby
"On almost every night of the week, Lamplighter is either hosting a cheese tasting, screening a movie, or housing a different pop-up kitchen that serves anything from dumplings to waffles. All of that’s great, but not even necessary. The beer is that good and the converted mechanic’s shop space is a great place to spend a Saturday afternoon. We prefer the funkier back room with the couches and tiger murals, but the Birds of a Feather New England IPA tastes just as good wherever you drink it." - dan secatore
"On the weekends, you’ll probably have to wait in line to get into Lamplighter, a multi-room brewery in Cambridge that sometimes feels like the 20-something yuppie headquarters of Boston. But waiting in line a little bit is worth it for fresh beer and pop-up vendors selling dumplings and poutine. Plus, there’s a coffee counter inside to go along with the beer, which should help you stay awake past 10pm for the first time since New Years Eve." - dan secatore
"Lamplighter has released one well-balanced, flavorful New England IPA after another, along with a bunch of experimental brews, including barleywine, wild ales, and Mexican-style amber lagers. They have two locations—one near Cambridge Crossing and another on Broadway—and Camberville residents keep both packed. We like their Cambridge Crossing taproom a bit more because it’s slightly roomier, with floor-to-ceiling windows that give you a nice view of The Common. Lamplighter also regularly collaborates with some of the hottest names in Boston’s food scene, and has done pop-ups with Sekali for Malaysian bites, Mei Mei Dumplings, and Johnny Boy for Filipino sandwiches" - valerie li stack
