Sam Adams Boston Taproom
About
Sam Adams Boston Taproom is Samuel Adams’ downtown taproom at 60 State Street, a 15,000-square-foot space on three floors with a rooftop outdoor deck, a few steps from the Samuel Adams statue by Faneuil Hall. It opened in 2020, and alongside the year-round beers it pours innovation brews that the brewery says you can only find on site.
It suits Freedom Trail walkers who want a pint mid-route, groups heading to a game or concert at TD Garden, and anyone who wants a rooftop drink downtown without a reservation. The taproom names State Street, on the Blue and Orange Lines, and Government Center, on the Green Line, as its closest T stops.
How it works
Seating is first come, first served: find a table, then order drinks and food at the bar. Food is bar snacks rather than a full restaurant menu, and you are handed a buzzer to collect your order at a food station. Besides beer, there is Truly hard seltzer on draft and a list of soft drinks and non-alcoholic options.
Three floors
The lower level has beer-hall-style tables that work for larger groups, the main floor holds the bar, and the rooftop deck is the draw in good weather. An elevator serves all three levels. Rooms can be rented for private events, from a section of the beer hall to a full rooftop buyout.
Tastings and events
Twilight Tastings are 45-minute sessions in a private room with eight samples, including on-site innovation brews, a look at the brewing area and a lesson in appraising beer; they are 21+ and limited to eight seats, with tickets sold online. Weekly events include trivia on Tuesdays and acoustic sets on Thursdays, and in summer DJs play on the roof deck.
Sources: Sam Adams Boston Taproom, taproom FAQ, events. Checked September 30, 2026.
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Boston, 02109
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Sam Adams Boston Taproom
About Sam Adams Boston Taproom
Quick answer: Sam Adams Boston Taproom is a taproom at 60 State Street, Boston, MA 02109. Samuel Adams’ three-floor taproom by Faneuil Hall, with a rooftop deck, on-site innovation brews and first-come seating near the Freedom Trail.
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Sam Adams Boston Taproom is Samuel Adams’ downtown taproom at 60 State Street, a 15,000-square-foot space on three floors with a rooftop outdoor deck, a few steps from the Samuel Adams statue by Faneuil Hall. It opened in 2020, and alongside the year-round beers it pours innovation brews that the brewery says you can only find on site.
It suits Freedom Trail walkers who want a pint mid-route, groups heading to a game or concert at TD Garden, and anyone who wants a rooftop drink downtown without a reservation. The taproom names State Street, on the Blue and Orange Lines, and Government Center, on the Green Line, as its closest T stops.
How it works
Seating is first come, first served: find a table, then order drinks and food at the bar. Food is bar snacks rather than a full restaurant menu, and you are handed a buzzer to collect your order at a food station. Besides beer, there is Truly hard seltzer on draft and a list of soft drinks and non-alcoholic options.
Three floors
The lower level has beer-hall-style tables that work for larger groups, the main floor holds the bar, and the rooftop deck is the draw in good weather. An elevator serves all three levels. Rooms can be rented for private events, from a section of the beer hall to a full rooftop buyout.
Tastings and events
Twilight Tastings are 45-minute sessions in a private room with eight samples, including on-site innovation brews, a look at the brewing area and a lesson in appraising beer; they are 21+ and limited to eight seats, with tickets sold online. Weekly events include trivia on Tuesdays and acoustic sets on Thursdays, and in summer DJs play on the roof deck.
Sources: Sam Adams Boston Taproom, taproom FAQ, events. Checked September 30, 2026.
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