Trillium - Fort Point
Brewery · South Boston Waterfront ·
Craft brewery with phenomenal IPAs, rooftop deck, and great food
Craft brewery with phenomenal IPAs, rooftop deck, and great food
"Trillium Brewing Company’s new multi-level restaurant and brewery at 50 Thomson Pl. is a shiny three-level beer-and-food destination that pairs retail offerings, a taproom, and full-service dining on its home turf in Fort Point, expanding the brewery’s cult popularity (including massive lines for can releases) beyond the original Congress Street location." - Eater Staff
"Drink your lunch at the huge location for this beloved Boston brewery. Trillium’s Fort Point location has something for every lunch or team dinner situation. There’s a taproom and restaurant, patio and roof deck space during the warm months, an event space, and even a cool listening bar where you can enjoy a post-conference craft cocktail and small bites while listening to some tunes." - Tanya Edwards
"The beer selection at Trillium is outstanding enough for this to be a destination in its own right—especially for anyone who’s moved past actually drinking Bud Light. Hit the taproom or head up to the excellent roof deck for a zesty Permutation or a Summer Street IPA. The bar food like wings, smashburgers, and pretzels are available on all three floors of the brewery. They also do specials like an incredible seafood chowder with bacon and black chili oil and a roasted carrot hummus that’s all we want to eat with the Secret Stairs stout." - tanya edwards
"Snag $1 oysters at the Fort Point location of Trillium Brewing Monday through Friday from 2 to 4 p.m." - Celina Colby, Erika Adams, Rachel Leah Blumenthal
"If you’re visiting Boston, Trillium’s Seaport taproom is the perfect entry point to the brewery scene. For years, it’s been a destination spot that attracts beer fans from all over the city and the state, brewing consistently delicious IPAs and sours since they’ve been open. The Seaport location runs an exceptional food program and has an outdoor patio for the warmer months. If you happen to be in Fenway, there’s a tiny beer garden within walking distance for you to grab a beer before and/or after a Sox game. " - valerie li stack
