Trillium Fort Point
About
Trillium Fort Point is the Boston taproom and restaurant of Trillium Brewing, the brewery JC and Esther Tetreault opened in March 2013 on Congress Street in this same Fort Point neighborhood. The brick building at 50 Thomson Place serves draft pours and a full kitchen menu in a first-floor taproom, with an outdoor patio and a roof deck for warmer days.
It suits beer travelers who want Trillium poured fresh near where the brewery started, groups looking for a sit-down meal with their pints, and families, since the brewery lists the location as family friendly. Fort Point sits between downtown and the Seaport, and the taproom also sells beer, spirits and merchandise to go.
What is on tap
Trillium describes a farmhouse-inspired approach to brewing and releases hundreds of different beers a year, so the draft list changes often; the brewery also makes spirits, seltzer and wine. There is a mocktail menu for non-drinkers. Trillium does not brew gluten-free beer, but it offers wine, cocktails and soft drinks as alternatives.
The kitchen
The Fort Point restaurant works with more than 30 local vendors and uses seasonal produce from Trillium’s own farm in North Stonington, Connecticut. Separate beverage, food and kids menus are posted on the location page. The kitchen closes an hour before the taproom, and last call comes 30 minutes before close.
Seating and booking
Walk-ins are always welcome. Reservations for one to eight guests open 14 days ahead and are for indoor tables; staff will try to move you to the patio or roof deck on arrival if space allows. Leashed dogs are welcome on the patio. For groups of 10 to 200, Trillium offers private and semi-private spaces with customizable menus.
Headroom Hi-Fi Lounge
Headroom Hi-Fi is Trillium’s 21+ cocktail lounge in the same building, a music-forward room with a menu of shareable small plates and a list of cocktails built on premium spirits. It hosts live music from Tuesday to Thursday and vinyl DJs on Friday and Saturday, with DJs starting at 5:30 p.m., and takes its own reservations and semi-private events for groups from 20 guests.
Sources: Trillium Fort Point, our story, FAQ, Headroom Hi-Fi Lounge. Checked September 30, 2026.
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Boston, 02210
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Trillium Fort Point
About Trillium Fort Point
Quick answer: Trillium Fort Point is a taproom at 50 Thomson Place, Boston, MA 02210. Trillium Brewing’s Fort Point taproom and restaurant: fresh draft beer, a full kitchen, patio and roof deck, and reservations for up to eight.
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Trillium Fort Point is the Boston taproom and restaurant of Trillium Brewing, the brewery JC and Esther Tetreault opened in March 2013 on Congress Street in this same Fort Point neighborhood. The brick building at 50 Thomson Place serves draft pours and a full kitchen menu in a first-floor taproom, with an outdoor patio and a roof deck for warmer days.
It suits beer travelers who want Trillium poured fresh near where the brewery started, groups looking for a sit-down meal with their pints, and families, since the brewery lists the location as family friendly. Fort Point sits between downtown and the Seaport, and the taproom also sells beer, spirits and merchandise to go.
What is on tap
Trillium describes a farmhouse-inspired approach to brewing and releases hundreds of different beers a year, so the draft list changes often; the brewery also makes spirits, seltzer and wine. There is a mocktail menu for non-drinkers. Trillium does not brew gluten-free beer, but it offers wine, cocktails and soft drinks as alternatives.
The kitchen
The Fort Point restaurant works with more than 30 local vendors and uses seasonal produce from Trillium’s own farm in North Stonington, Connecticut. Separate beverage, food and kids menus are posted on the location page. The kitchen closes an hour before the taproom, and last call comes 30 minutes before close.
Seating and booking
Walk-ins are always welcome. Reservations for one to eight guests open 14 days ahead and are for indoor tables; staff will try to move you to the patio or roof deck on arrival if space allows. Leashed dogs are welcome on the patio. For groups of 10 to 200, Trillium offers private and semi-private spaces with customizable menus.
Headroom Hi-Fi Lounge
Headroom Hi-Fi is Trillium’s 21+ cocktail lounge in the same building, a music-forward room with a menu of shareable small plates and a list of cocktails built on premium spirits. It hosts live music from Tuesday to Thursday and vinyl DJs on Friday and Saturday, with DJs starting at 5:30 p.m., and takes its own reservations and semi-private events for groups from 20 guests.
Sources: Trillium Fort Point, our story, FAQ, Headroom Hi-Fi Lounge. Checked September 30, 2026.
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