Trillium - Fort Point - Boston, Massachusetts

H B.

Food and service was ok. The pulled pork pizza was good but the burger was small and plain. Ordered a beer, they were out. Ordered another beer, they were out. There was a live Dj upstairs but they seated everyone downstairs and no one got to enjoy the live music. They also never refilled our water.

Matthew P.

There are MANY breweries in Boston, but Trillium is its BEST. Gifted in many brewing styles, I was seriously impressed by their IPAs. I highly recommend Olmsted and Melcher Street.

We also had lunch at Trillium - Fort Point, and it was also excellent. We enjoyed the Caesar salad and the smash burger. Friendly & knowledgeable staff. This location has a vinyl lounge on the second floor along with an outdoor deck in the summer. Trillium is a MUST visit for any & all beer enthusiasts.

Daniel M.

Trillium Bar stands out as a prime destination for craft beer enthusiasts, offering a remarkable array of over 50 artisanal brews. Located in a vibrant area, this bar provides a perfect backdrop for both casual outings and special gatherings, where patrons can explore a diverse selection of beers without breaking the bank.

The atmosphere at Trillium is inviting, with a laid-back yet energetic vibe that makes it ideal for unwinding after work or catching up with friends over the weekend. The staff at Trillium are known for their friendly and knowledgeable service, always ready to recommend the perfect beer to match your taste or to introduce you to new flavors you might not have tried otherwise.

While the prices are notably affordable, making high-quality craft beer accessible to a wider audience, it’s important to note that the beers themselves tend to be quite robust. Many guests have commented on the richness of the brews, suggesting that they are best enjoyed slowly to fully appreciate their complex flavors and to avoid feeling overwhelmed.

Despite this small caveat, Trillium Bar earns a solid 5 out of 5 stars for its excellent service, extensive beer selection, and welcoming atmosphere. It’s a must-visit for anyone looking to delve into the world of craft beer or for those simply seeking a great spot to relax and enjoy some quality beverages. Whether you’re a seasoned beer aficionado or new to the craft beer scene, Trillium Bar is sure to provide a memorable experience.

Jake E.

Lives up to the hype as one of the top breweries in the US. Every beer I tried was outstanding and best part was they collaborated on three beers with one of my all time favorites, Garage Project!

Jea K.

Good local brewery known for IPAs and Stouts.

Came here for brunch this past Saturday. I’ve visited Trillium’s other locations before, but this was my first time at their Seaport spot. They’ve got an entire three-story brick building to themselves, with the first floor and rooftop dedicated entirely to brewery visitors. Since we couldn’t snag a reservation for Saturday brunch, we arrived just before opening to grab a table on their dog-friendly patio. However, the hostess informed us that the patio wasn’t open for service due to a lack of servers. Still, we were able to order at the bar and bring our drinks to the only non-reserved table on the patio.

As usual, we kicked things off with some IPAs and the Spicy Chicken Dip—a combo that’s practically a go-to for everyone I know. Next, we tried the Roma Rigatoni, which came highly recommended by one of the kitchen staff. It didn’t disappoint and became our favorite as well. The rigatoni had a nice kick, and the addition of sausage took it to the next level.

On the other hand, the brunch menu items we tried—Trillium Hash and Crab Benny—were just okay. The Hash was essentially home fries with a few scattered bits of ingredients that barely made an impact, so I’d rather stick to the home fries that come gratis with the entrées. The Crab Benny was a bit better, with sourdough replacing the usual English muffins, which paired nicely with the crispy texture of the crab cakes.

Trillium might not be the most exciting brewery on the block anymore, but it’s still a fantastic spot to relax with some great food. I’d definitely consider coming back for their rooftop if I find myself in the area again.

Jacob A.

Simply brilliant. They've truly mastered every beer and style. You must try their IPAs; however I already knew those were good. What surprised me was a fruited Berliner weisse, truly terrific and a fun new twist to add in if you're hopped out.

Space is nice, thought I didn't care for the loudness of the trivia night it was still enjoyable. I am excited for it to be warmer and enjoy the patio space. Oh, one thing I need to note is that the physical barstools and seats are horrific; no back support and the seating and space in general doesn't encourage "hanging out" this is more of a tasting bar. These points are picky, and easy to get over but I figure I will suggest ways to improve.

I have been to trillium many times when I lived closer but this most recent visit proved that they are still top notch. The food I had was good, a $20 bar pretzel is a little excessive in price but it was really tasty with the beer cheese. Had some $1 oysters and they were delicious. I can't comment on the rest of the food but it seems like a lot of care is put into the small menu they offer.

shanali T.

Beer selection was excellent and the bartenders were great and so friendly.
The guy seating people was really rude though and completely ignored us for about 15 mins while we stood around waiting despite there being empty tables.

Priya R.

Good food! Good vibes!

Would definitely recommend “Congress ST - Hoppy IPA” & “DDH Fort point” if you love IPAs