What People Are Saying About Beacon Street Tavern
The Editor
Eric Grossman
Citysearch
In Short – Similar to its sister location, the Beacon Street Tavern aims to provide its guests with a welcoming spot for reasonably-priced, upscale comfort fare. The menu runs the gamut from pressed sandwiches and spicy beef quesadillas to more high-minded fare like seared tuna and an eggplant napoleon. No reservations are taken, so most patrons face a wait, even on weeknights. When the weather allows, there's a breezy outdoor patio.
08/17/09
great staff, medicoer food
by SMcNally
all i wanted was a good burger ad fries, i got a burger that was burnt on the outside. the fries were perfect besides the cook adding peper to them-
the waitress could not have been nicer.
abe and louis on boyleston makes a perfect burger with good fries for the same price tag.
- Pros: wait staff, scenery
- Cons: burger and fries
07/10/09
Beacon St, yes, Tavern, NO
by susanM
I was starving and decided to give the place a try since it had outdoor seating and was next to a place where I needed to run errands.
The only "Tavern" food available was a burger and beer. Otherwise it was upscale bistro fare on the expensive side. I opted for the cheapest entree...the burger (at 11.50) and ordered it medium. Well, when it came out, it was about 1/2 the size of the bun and wayyy over cooked. I was so hungry I ate it anyway. I don't mind spending money on good food, but for a burger, I'd go somewhere else.
If you're looking for fiddlehead soup with tender pea tendrils, then give it a try.
Don't forget your credit card! You'll need it.
- Pros: Great outdoor seating
- Cons: Expensive fare with mediocre food
The Details on Beacon Street Tavern
Know Before You Go:
Can't get a table? Try checking the sister tavern, located a five minute drive away, in Washington Square.
Smoking Permitted:
No
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