To say that this seasonal beer garden is a welcome addition to the Rose Kennedy Greenway is an understatement. When the weather is fine, Bostonians are flocking to this shady spot to sample the delicious beers that are brewed just across the canal in Fort Point. No food is served but there are food trucks parked nearby.
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