Trillium Garden on The Greenway

Cute spot in Boston close the waterfront! Local beers were tasty. This brewery is a gem in downtown Boston. Cheers!

Trillium on the Greenway is an amazing summer patio for hanging out. They are in a great location on the Greenway where it doesn't feel too busy and it has a nice quieter grassy area next to it, but it also right by the big archway next to the water. There is lots of seating at picnic tables and also high tops for people to stand at, and more space off to the side for standing area. The lights are strung up and it's really pretty at night. They also have nice bathrooms, they are not just porter potties. The beer is very good and they have a good selection to choose from. They also usually offer a wine and seltzer for those who aren't fans of beer.

This place never disappoints. Highly recommend the flagship beer Congress.

CHEERS!! SHOUT OUT TO THE BEST BEER IN BOSTON This place is rad and dope. It's got amazing beer in the whole of freaking Boston.nice ambience and it's growing. Lotta ppl wanting to be here. It's got few locations that open only thu Fri and Sat. This place opens everyday. Don't miss the fruit tasting beer. Your gf will love it. It's lit. 🍻 🥳❤️🍺🍻

Great space and dog friendly. The beers have been good. The bathrooms look nicer and are cleaner than most restaurants. I didn’t expect that at all at a location like this. Love all the food trunks, too. We have been here a few times and each time was a different food truck.

Great spot for an outdoor beer (or three) on a summer night.

Awesome place to stop for a drink or two. Trillium makes some of the nations best beer, and there's no better place to enjoy it during the summer than outside in Boston. If there's a line wait in it, you won't be disappointed. Prices are fair for beer, and it's walking distance from food in all directions. Dog friendly as well. It's communal seating, so if you have a large group you might need to stand.

Fantastic beers!! Great atmosphere. Perfect for people watching. The hefeweizen was perfect!

Nice spot on the Greenway for a draft beer outdoors! Variety is great, tables everywhere. Good spot to bring your dog and/or kids

Yes! Yes! Yes! Great beer, pretty good food, ok tasty amazing food and friendly staff! While visiting Boston, we stopped by twice because we were just so impressed. Clean beautiful spot, a huge selection of beer, something for everyone, they also have wine, NA drinks, so yes, everyone can come. Hungry? Well go ahead and order, their oysters are superb, clean and fresh and perfectly shucked. We had a pretzel, and oysters the first time and ordered more oysters, carrot humus and their steak and potato dish which was so good! They have a few spots throughout Boston but it seemed that we could never get the spots on the Common when they were opened so we hit up one by our hotel at Fort Point. We will be back!

Really fun beer garden, located right on the Greenway!! Usually have about 10 beers on tap to offer (with atleast 1 sour). Plenty of picnic tables to accommodate everyone (sit in the MIDDLE if you're the only one on the bench- if you sit on one end, the bench WILL tip). Lots of trees as well, to offer shade on the hot days. Very dog friendly. Can get really packed on days with nice weather. They don't offer food at this location, but there is usually a food truck parked right next to the beer garden that you can eat at your table! Note: they did just DECREASE the size of the beers (if you are getting a high %), and INCREASED prices by $1.

Cities could use more green space in general, and those green spaces could use more beer. Trillium's beer garden is inviting and hip -- lots of high-top and picnic-style tables and chairs, so there's plenty of seating for everyone. And most importantly, there's A TON of great options on tap. I don't think I've ever been to a beer garden with so many options! Ask for a sample if you want to try before you commit to a full pour, but you really can't go wrong with any of the options they have on offer. Relax until the lights come on -- it's a great social spot!

Not really into beer anymore like I was 3 years ago but whenever there's a Trillium (or Treehouse) near by, we have to go and get a beer! It's just like a must. The beer garden is an awesome hot or warm day thing, and it's so lively and nice. Their beers are always good. Their hazy and their fruit inspired ones. Beer prices have gone up like anything. On a Saturday it was super packed! It was standing room only. We snagged a wine barrel near the side. Bathrooms are pretty clean for outside ones. Enjoy people watching with a beer!

Very chill vibe and a large pour for the price! The staff were very helpful and knowledgeable about the different beers available on draft. Good variety in seating from bar, high top, low top, and outdoor. Cool rustic feel with a laid-back vibe.

Lovely stop on a walking tour of the city- great beer and helpful staff. Right now they have the renowned Revelry Nawlins Cuisine food truck outside. A+ pairing!

Amazing beer, super friendly and passionate staff, beautiful rooftop bar/eating area. It's craft beer so not cheap but worth it. Oysters were delicious, Chicken sando was super average, small and not very impressive. Probably wouldn't get that again but there's plenty of other things to try on their menu. Fun to come by for a meal or just some drinks and a snack. They had wine available too which is appreciated for the non beer drinkers we dragged along.

What's better then grabbing a beer with a coworker after work? Nothing! My first time at Trillium brewery here in Seaport and I loved the post work vibes. It felt like everyone here was on the same page. Winding down after a long day of work or perhaps a long week. But even better is no one came alone. Everyone came with a friend or in a group! There's a few areas to lounge whether that be the outdoor patio, the outdoor social area, the indoor bar, or the second floor. Plenty of space! I tried their Trillwater crisp and it's exactly that. Really refreshing and crisp beer. No complaints. We paired our beers with fries which I was pleasantly surprised with nice and crispy fries - a perfect little shareable snack.

Awesome little outdoor beer garden in downtown Boston, both family friendly and dog friendly. There's a good amount of picnic tables and barrel tables around, great for hanging out and chatting. On average the beer is a little pricier for the area (around $10) but well worth it! They have some interesting flavors that you can also taste test before purchasing...I personally really enjoyed the Double Seesaw Blood Orange and another one (I can't remember the name) that was garden themed and tasted more floral/herbal.

When in Boston you walk everywhere. In the middle of all of it is this beer garden. Fast, good, refreshing. Just what we needed to keep going. The service is quick. Even on crowded days you won't have to wait more than a minute or so. This is a great outdoor spot for all. Including pets!!

Great beer, served by great staff. Lots of options including singles and doubles as well as awesome fruity options!

I came to Boston a couple of times during spring and last fall, saw that there were some beer garden but never had an opportunity to try it. This time we decided to stop and actually try for the first time. It was nice and fun. We went a little bit in the afternoon so it was nice and peaceful. It was also right after a storm so it wasn't too hot. There was also plenty of seating/table available. The beer choices was great too. I got their coffee stout beer. Totally great. The beer was delicious with a strong coffee taste to it. If I were to live in Boston, I'd totally be coming here on a weekly basis with friends or coworkers.

Their outdoor space is amazing. My friend invited us here because it was a big enough space to host her birthday party without requiring a $$ minimum. My only complaint is that it's super expensive-- they're very specific on the pours (330 mL??) and the drinks are the price of a cocktail, but it is Seaport so... It's right next to a Trader Joe's too so you can do some shopping!

Outdoor hangout spot for grownups unexpectedly situated between 2 busy downtown Boston streets. There aren't many places like this back in VA; it's just like rooftop gardens but without heights. Half of the open air space is shaded by trees and a neighboring park but the entrance, bar counter and restrooms are in full sun. The line to check IDs gets long but thankfully moves at a steady pace. 8-10 craft beer taps in typical varieties are onsite along with what I assume is a revolving food truck schedule. I didn't get food but enjoyed an "amaretto sunshower super saison" before departing. Due to a growing crowd, I opted not to stay until nightfall but imagined it would be cool with the multiple light strings lit.

Best bet maybe ever. Space is great, but can't say enough about the beer. Truly amazing. Bartenders know their stuff. Oh, get lots of their beer. Really.

Picture this: you find a beer that sounds AMAZING... You pay $13 for it... They hand you a shot glass half-full of it... You sit bitterly outside watching folks eat $26 burgers. Overall would try again. (German Chocolate Cake Stout though... in all seriousness).

Where to start, great service and very nice atmosphere. The beer was some of the best that we've experienced in Boston. But the food.... That was fantastic!!! The spinach sunchoke dip was amazing and the buffalo dip was also wonderful. The burgers looked great. Give this place a try. You won't be disappointed.

Located in the heart of downtown Boston, the Trillium Beer Garden is a way to sample some Trillium without traveling to the official tasting room in Canton. It is the perfect gathering place for tired tourists, overworked business people, and locals alike. As an outdoor establishment, the gardens are best visited during warmer seasons. We happened to visit just before the end of the season and its closure on October 29! It was a collaboration with a local conservancy group, so cross your fingers for it's relaunch next year. It can get crowded on a Friday evening, but the atmosphere was still awesome! Two bars on either side, high top tables, benches, and plenty of standing room. Port-a-potties are potentially gross, but they smelled great and they even had a cleaning station next to the bar when you walk out of the horror movie-like bathroom corridor. Patio lights overhead made for a magical evening sipping on Scaled Up IPA in our plastic cups. We weren't hungry, but the food truck parked on the street nearby seemed helpful! Trillium is king in Boston and even though they are one of the few breweries in the area, they serve a superior product. If the gardens return again next summer, be sure to visit!

Who doesn't love drinking outside?! Trillium knocks it out of the park.. err Greenway.. with this beautiful location downtown. On busy days (like Thursday/Friday after work), expect to line up outside while waiting for your turn to show your ID and get stamped. Then you'll probably have to line up again for a beer. I've found that the line on the far side of the truck seems to consistently be shorter, and that area of the garden tends to be less crowded in general. The lines move pretty fast though, and the staff is friendly and quick to give you a sample if you're not sure what you want. Beer options differ depending on what's available. The Trillwater, an exclusive brew, is a great sour! Their other beers tend to be juicy and hop-forward. For our gluten-intolerant or just plain beer-not-liking buds, there are also wines on offer. Getting hungry from all of this waiting and drinking? There are often food trucks parked right on the street! We had a buffalo cauliflower pizza from Stoked that perfectly soaked up the flavorful Trillium suds. Overall a great spot to take a break in the midst of the downtown Boston bustle. They're dog-friendly, so be prepared to see some pretty cute pooches! I've heard it's also much less crowded on weekends, so you can decide when to go depending on the vibe you're looking for. Regardless, you'll have a great time outdoors drinking some quality craft beer.

Tucked away on the Greenway, this place is THE spot to grab a beer on a sunny day. Trillium beers are inventive, varied, and strong. Expect to pay a little more than average per beer, about $8 - 10. I ordered two sours: The Double Seesaw and The Fruit Salad. The Double Seesaw was my favorite of the two: a light, tropical, and tangy gose-style beer. The Fruit Salad packed a bit too much punch for me, it's dark and next-level sour. Also, maybe it's just me, but Trillium beers tend to give me a bit of a headache, but oh well! Added bonus? The outdoor location means lots of dogs and puppies accompany their beer-drinking owners.

We really enjoyed the beers here. Tried two ipas and a kettle sour. All were wonderful!

Located right on the Greenway, this beer garden is a great stop when you're walking around downtown Boston. I had such a fun time here and they had a great variety of beers. They were pretty bustling during a Saturday afternoon but there's plenty of tables and benches to sit or stand at. The servers were great and you can try as many beers as you want before deciding on one.

What a great brewery in the heart of Boston. You cannot bring outside food into their courtyard which is a HUGE bummer. They do serve they're own food though. Beer is fantastic but their apparel needs some work. Anyway, beer is good lol

loved this little beer garden! we visited early on a Sunday sipping the brews and rose under the shade of the tree at a high top. as the afternoon became busier, we snagged a Bon Mi sammie, which was parked right outside the fence of Trillium. the vibe was super relaxed and casual making it great to swing by last minute. it was exceptionally family and puppy friendly. my husband enjoyed his beer, which was golden, cool and crisp. i had a rosé which was bright and fragrant. the team that ran Trillium were very friendly and made sure the water jugs were well filled (most often water spots are usually forgotten). overall, we had a great time relaxing and talking with great drinks in hand. would definitely recommend if you have time to stop by this summer and fall!

Great beer, great spot for an open air beer garden. Very pet friendly. No food offered, but food trucks are there as are copious port-a-poties. The only downside is the price . $8 is the cheapest drink on offer.

Casual, cool beer garden in a great location on the Greenway. I was thrilled that they've reopened for this year! It was such a fun spot last year, and they have a large selection of beers to choose from. They also always have a food truck parked next to the beer garden so you can get some food to munch on while you drink. I think because of COVID hours they're only open during the days, but it makes for a nice, low key day drinking spot with friends or a date. Perfect for enjoying the weather and the beautiful greenery of Boston before it gets too cold!

BE WARNED: the menu says next to all the beers "ASK YOUR SERVER ABOUT OUR NONALCOHOLIC OPTIONS". We thought it would be funny to do as the menu said and ask our server (we had had one drink). Then we ordered our beers. We waited forever for our beers and asked where they were (the waiter brought beers for the two men in our party, but not the two women). He tells us that he cannot serve us because we asked about the nonalcoholic options. He then sends over the manager, who also tells us they cannot serve us because we asked about the nonalcoholic options. Don't risk asking if they have diet coke here, apparently that means you can't order a beer?!

Awesome beer in a beautiful setting. Food truck to fulfill cravings. What else does one need in life. They have about 10+ trillium brews on draft plus some cocktail drinks for those that don't enjoy beer. Lots of tables set-up with nice shade provided by trees in the garden during the summer time. As a beer tourist, the beers were PHENOMENAL. A must visit in downtown Boston.

OK, really a 3.5. A little pricey, but a great place to have a beer/wine garden on the Greenway. When the weather is nice, this is a fine place to stop, chat and enjoy the day. They had a food truck outside the fences the day we were there, otherwise it's just the drink.

This place is awesome!!! Now, I am by no means a beer connoisseur, but the beer fans in my life sure were hoppy with this place. Trillium is known for some of the best IPAs around, so when the beer lovers I know found out that this beer garden was open on the greenway we made it a point to stop by. On the weekdays, this spot opens at 4 pm so we made our way there about 10 minutes before. Seems like people love Trillium because the line was LONG even before the spot opened up. Once 4 pm hit, the place filled up almost instantly. There are two main bars where you can get your choice of beer or wine. I was so pleased to know they had my favorite summer drink - rosé - and from local MA Winery Westport Rivers to boot! The beer garden has everything you'd want in an outdoor drinking spot: - Bistro lighting - check - Picnic Tables - check - Barrels that act as tables for those who choose not to sit - check - Fast moving lines and friendly bartenders - check - Bathrooms (albeit outdoor ones, but still there) - check - Food trucks for when hunger strikes - also, check! I really enjoyed my experience at Trillium Beer Garden and would definitely go back if I lived in the area while it's open! Would definitely suggest going early, because it seems pretty popular and as a result gets full quickly. Also - high fives to the folks who designed this layout, as the building across the street shades it completely from the sun! WIN!

Omg,simply the best place to do some beer tasting,and enjoy the cool fresh air. Amazingly, entrance was Free! Beer was affordable $7to$12,and very interesting flavors-we tried, strawberry,thyme,and hubby had the blueberry. Only wish they offered souvenir shirts for purchase! Great fast friendly service,and recommend you visit. Thanks to my Uber driver Rocco,he recommended this place. Easy walking distance from Market,Seaport,or State Street. Thankfully,all beers we tried were good. Cheers!

The line was forever long but it moved very quickly. I was genuinely surprised at how well the line was moving. Within a few minutes we were at the beginning of the line getting our IDs checked and our hands stamped. Once inside we waited in line for the beers and once again the line moved quickly. I got the Fort Point Pale Ale and I thought it was a smooth, light beer. Definitely something I'd to try again in the future, but my next beer was the Citra Cutting Tiles which is an IPA. It was smooth, I could taste the citrus. I'm not usually an IPA person but I thought this beer was good. The place was crowded and all the seats and tables were taken, so we stood for a good 30 minutes and then finally a couple of seats opened up and we were fast to grab them. Unfortunately food is not served here, but I did see a couple of food trucks.

Here we go people, it's summertime. Time for beer drinking, patio sitting, dog petting, summertime. Trillium Beer Garden is the place to do it. You will probably wait in line, yes, but let me tell you, the line moves quickly. We arrived around 5:30 on Friday of day two, and were in within 20 minutes. Great beer selection. Tons of seating and barrels to rest your butt and or beer, and friendly staff are here to welcome you to your new favorite happy hour spot. PS - line was gone by 6:30!

I'm torn on the rating: Trillium beers are fricken amazing, and drinking outside is always sweet. But, the space needs to be way bigger IMO, especially since the one-in-one-out policy means long lines just to get in (to be fair the line does move quickly. And they could use more bars/bartenders. And there's only one food truck with long lines, outside the garden (and I think you might need to get back in line to get back in the garden?). Come early or on an off day.

Good selection of beers but a little on the pricier side for a 12oz draft. Service is extremely quick and plentiful seating - try to get there a bit earlier if you want to guarantee yourself a spot. Right near the harbor so good for a stroll after it you could also have from your choice of food trucks right next to the garden.

One of the highlights of my trip to Boston, I've been waiting for a few years to get to Trillium and its beer garden. It did not disappoint. Expansive areas to sit and drink. Quiet despite the large crowds. Minimal to no lines for beer. Helpful staff. Honestly, this is about as pleasurable as it gets in terms of sitting with friends and enjoying a lovely evening!

We loved the garden! Beers were OK, both IPAs had a bitter finish, which we are not a fan of.

I went on Saturday. The line obviously was long but I only waited about 20 minutes. They stopped letting people in and stopped serving at 9 even though it's supposed to be open till 10. They do cap it so it's not crowded in the garden. They do not have food in the garden but there were 3 food trucks across the street.

Good beer, outdoors, surrounded by trees, and food trucks nearby-it really doesn't get any better! The perfect spot to hang out on weekends, or stop by on a Friday after work. Plenty of barrel tables and picnic-style tables. Outside food is welcome, so be sure to pick up something from one of the food trucks before entering. Also dog friendly! My only qualm was that the time I went, a majority of the beers on draft were IPAs (my least favorite lol).

Trillium is well known in Boston as a primary spot for craft beer conisseurs. Locals will flock to this outside watering hole on summer afternoons... and some will leave work early on Friday afternoons to not have to wait in line. For anyone who's not a fan of sitting on picnic benches outside, you can walk 10 minutes to their Seaport-based tap house and restaurant.

Similar to other experiences listed, the beer is on the pricey side, but that being said there's a great variety and the space itself is pretty large. There's usually a strong showing of the after work crowd so it was standing room only on a Wednesday night, but I did feel like I had enough room to spread out and it wasn't as cramped as I was expecting.

Super cute place outdoors with wine and beer. Friendly staff and drinks were good! Definitely worth a stop while walking around the city!

I love this place. The beer is great; I go for the IPA's. There's usually a food truck at hand, and it's a great place to meet for a drink before going to a local restaurant. Great people watching & you can take the dog if you sit near the periphery. You have to show an id, & they stamp your hand. Highly recommend this place.

Went with two friends for a beer and a burger. Sam was our server and he was very kind to my questions about the bubbly water as well! (Huge high five, Sam!) The burger was a 10!! The pulled pork was... an 8 or so. Not the most flavor but definitely tender and hot fried accompanied. Will definitely be back!

What a find! I came here with a couple friends and it was a great way to spent the afternoon. The garden is right in front of the Boston Hotel on the greenway. The area is surround by tree so there is plenty of shade to hide away from the sun. Plus there are tables and barrel tops you can use. The area is kid and pet friendly. Again, this is such a great space and there is a wide selection of beer.

This is a fun and friendly place to hang out in the summer! It closes super early (10PM, last pour at 9:30) but is bumping before then. There's a wide variety of beverages in addition to straight up beer - wine, sours, etc. Dogs are welcome. It's right next to the water and the outdoor space is super relaxing.

We went to I think four breweries while we were visiting Boston and this definitely had the best beer (I know, not a brewery per se but close enough.) Two beers really stood out for me - the sour blueberry was amazing. So lip puckering-ly sour but still refreshing and the blueberry flavor didn't taste like candy. The strawberry basil was also really delicious and amazingly easy to drink. I could drink it like water. I don't like to drink a lot of sweet things and this one tasted like actual juiced strawberries instead of strawberry flavor so it was not unnecessarily sweet. I hate the heat and it was almost 90 degrees outside when we were here, but I liked the beer here so much that it was worth it.

Funny story: I haven't been a huge fan of beer until recently. All thanks to a work party, if I'm not off shift at a godforsaken hour, I somehow make my way over to Trillium. Outdoor gem smack in the middle of downtown Boston three minutes away from South Station. There's usually a line but it moves fast. Flash an ID, get stamped with the Trillium flower, and choose one of four lines for drinks. Efficient, friendly staff. They've happily helped me with suggestions and even taste samples. Cash or card to pay. Beer usually costs around $7. Rotating brews on tap. And there are wine options for those moments when you're not feeling the tap list. Wine $8. No food sold here but there are food trucks walking distance away and patrons are welcome to bring outside food in. Puppies and kiddos allowed. Of note, outdoors=opening is weather dependent. If in doubt, check social media. Spacious outdoor spot with plenty of picnic tables and beer barrels to rest your drinks. Well shaded with trees. Seating does fill up quick though. By 7:30 pm weeknights, there's standing to be done--much to my tired post 12 hour shift leg's dismay. Plenty of port-a-potty restrooms available if needed. 4.5 stars! Check it out! And say hey if you find me. I'm the girl in scrubs double-fisting beers still looking for a place to sit.

This place is simply the best. They mentioned they're going to try and stay open through October, so you still have time to go there this season. They had 4 sours on tap, and a ton of other offerings, so everyone would be happy with the selections. Get there - seriously.