Good selection of beer, very friendly bartenders, great location in the city center against the park. Wonderful place to walk to for a lazy afternoon beer. Loved the lighting and the music, and the prices were super good too. Chips available to munch on while you enjoy a beer and take in the scenery.

The perfect entertainment/food and drink consumption/outdoor matrix in the common. Beer to order: Fort Point pale ale, 6.6% abv, no bitterness and a touch of tropical flavor Tacos: Carne asada is the best, followed closely by carnitas. Vegan chorizo average. Chips and guacamole solid. Music: on a recent Sunday evening, Chilean folk/electronic duo composed of acoustic guitarist and MacAir magician sitting on a box drum. Pretty interesting and very pleasant.

This is a great example of bringing the beer to the people - right in the middle of the business district near the Long Wharf and tourist boat launches for whale watching etc. They brought their fantastic beer offerings to this popup like location which is great for happy hour or on the way to dinner or on the way home. Rotating selection of their great beers. Get here

This terrific little Beer Garden on Boston Common is a great place to stop for a couple of craft brews while seeing the sights in Beantown. Dropping in on a recent afternoon, I enjoyed Trillium's delicious Fort Point Pale Ale and their hoppy Fens IPA, while my wife sipped a glass of wine. There was also a Taco Truck on site, serving tasty nachos and other grub, and a small stage for music. Trillium is one of Boston's best craft breweries, and this cool new location on the Common provides a fantastic way to try their wonderful beers in a fabulous outdoor setting. Just grab a table or a hightop, sit back, and enjoy watching the crowds in America's oldest city park. Definitely worth a visit!

Nice looking wood structure on edge of Boston Common. We were biking around Boston on a gorgeous June afternoon. We had two of their amazing IPAs, one super light and refreshing with Kiwi in the name. The other Fens. A nice taco truck was there and we enjoyed five petite tacos as a late lunch. The name of the truck was Taqueria El Barrio. We thought the corn tortillas and sauces were good, including their chili crisp with soy and ginger plus peppers. Pork was better than steak and chicken, we thought. The ID checker had us put our bikes near him and he kept an eye on them. Thank you Trillium.

Hey, man! So we're cruisin' through the common, searching for some righteous brews, right? And guess what? We stumble upon this joint. The dude at the "door" was like the definition of cool, man. We're chattin' it up, shootin' the breeze, you know, before we make our way to the bar. And holy smoke, the beers at this place were mind-blowing! They were out of this world, man! It's like they brewed 'em with magic or somethin'. We're sippin' and goin', "Whoa, this is some epic quality stuff!" We're gettin' all excited, thinking, "Man, we gotta hit the main brewery next!" I mean, imagine how rad it's gonna be, dude! More of these killer beers, vibes like no other, and brewmasters who probably dance while they're makin' magic potions. We're already planning our next adventure, 'cause this place set the bar high, my friend. So yeah, we stumbled upon this gem in the common, and it was like findin' a pot of gold, but instead of gold, it was all about the brews. The dude at the "door" was cool, the beers were off the charts, and now we're just counting the seconds 'til we hit the main brewery. Life is good, my amigo. Life is real good.