There are a few power outlets strategically spaced out beneath the bar so you can charge your mobile device while imbibing. A nice touch.
Some of the best Indian food in Boston. Reasonably priced, especially the lunch combos. Make sure to check out the specials menu too. Often good stuff on there.
Ask for a side of habanero hot sauce. So good. But it ain't for amateurs; it's hot.
Chicken tacos were solid, but don't come around lunchtime and expect to be out in less than 15 minutes. They're not exactly speedy.
Some of the most delicious and unique bagels you'll find anywhere in the world. Sourdough starter is what really sets the bagels apart. You really can't go wrong but I always get the pretzel bagel.
Every beer they pour is worth a try, but the IPAs are a real treat. Drink a Lunch on draft and buy bottles of it to go if they're available. Cheers to MBC beers.
Check to see whatever limited release bottles they have, and then buy as many as they'll let you. Most will age well. Also pick up a crate of House Beer and save the crate; it's refillable.
Don't pay to park in the adjacent garage. Plenty of free on-street parking on the side streets around the hotel.
Some of the best sour/wild beer in Maine. Great large space. They also often have some rare drafts and bottles from other noteworthy breweries.
Everything here is fantastic, but I'm particularly fond of the yasai gyoza (veg dumpling), the Tokyo Abura ramen (very spicy, no broth), and the craft beer list. That beer list is world class. Yesss.
