Brewpubs

 Another nice one is the Northeast Brewing Company in Brighton.  It's on
 Comm Ave near Harvard Ave.  I really enjoy their brews.  My favorite is
 the red ale (I forget its cutesy name).  Also, please pester them to
 make some more of the whisky porter!  I miss it.  It's a lovely rich
 strong porter with hints of chocolate and whisky.  I haven't had any
 food there yet.

 Another reason to go is that they host a lot of local musicians during
 evenings and Sunday lunchtimes.  (And if you don't mind the plug, I'll
 add a footnote that on November 28 I'll be playing piano with a quartet
 for the Sunday jazz brunch. 11-3.  Thanks.)

 Tom

 Peter L. wrote:
 >
 > I will be in the Boston area in a few weeks. Any suggestions regarding
 > pub/breweries, brewery/restaurants or beer-friendly restaurants would be
 > appreciated.
 >
 > Direct reply if you wish.
 >
 > Cheers!
 >
 > -Peter

 Peter,
 The best selection of beer is at the Sunset Grill in Allston with over 100
 brews on tap, but 90% of them I have no interest in.  Gourmet magazine just
 named Redbones in Somerville the most fun restaurant in the Boston area.
 They have what I consider to be the second best beer selection, and better
 food.  Try their buffalo shrimp, once named the best appetizer in Boston.

 My favorite brewpubs are The Back Bay Brewing Company on Boylston, and the
 Cambridge Brewing Company in Kendall Square.  Brew Moon has pretty good
 food, but I'm not terribly impressed with their beers.  You might have fun
 trying all of them!

 Peter L. wrote:
 >I will be in the Boston area in a few weeks. Any suggestions regarding
 >pub/breweries, brewery/restaurants or beer-friendly restaurants would be
 >appreciated.
 >
 >Direct reply if you wish.
 >
 >Cheers!
 >
 >-Peter
 >
 >