Venue Type
Brewery / Distillery
Address
Neighborhood
South Boston Waterfront
Trillium Brewing Fort Point
Boston, MA
Trillium Brewing Fort Point
Venue Type
Brewery / Distillery
Address
Neighborhood
South Boston Waterfront
Our Thomson Place restaurant and brewery opened in the fall of 2018, giving us the expanded presence in Fort Point that we'd dreamed of since opening our door around the corner just five years earlier.
Number of spaces
4 event spaces
Capacity
Max Seated: 200
Max Standing: 200
Food & Beverage
In-house catering
In-house beverage service
Spaces
About
Offering multiple private and semi-private dining options for groups of 10-200 people, a full kitchen with customizable menus, and the Seaport as a backdrop, Fort Point is the place to be for foodies and beer enthusiasts alike! The roof deck is also available seasonally, featuring its own private bar and lounge seating.
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Details
Year Established
2018
Capacity
Max Seated: 200
Max Standing: 200
Food & Beverage
In-house catering
In-house beverage service
Transportation
There are numerous public parking garages and surface lots within a two-block radius of our Fort Point location. The closest is located at the intersection of Stillings St. and Calvin Place. There is also metered street parking on Seaport Blvd.
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