Visiting family who just moved to Boston and we stopped here for some beers. It was relatively early but got busy pretty quickly. Cool vibes and great service from Jen or Jess (sorry I can't remember but I know she was awesome and very attentive to our group). I'd visit again if I'm ever in the area.

Awesome brewery in walking distance to hotels and the stadium. The inside is large, clean, and has good vibes, good music. Bartenders and staff were all friendly! Large menu of food and drinks. I got 6 tasters because everything sounded great and everything was as expected. I wasn't disappointed in any of the beers. I have to say, I'll be back to try the sours and IPAs, but it'll be hard to beat their dark beers. Favorite was the cinnamon churro, PB & J stout, and ritzy. They all blended so well, didn't sit too heavy, and nice mouth feel. Can't wait to come back

Night Shift is one of my favorite local breweries. Great variety of beers with fun names and can packaging. This location is clean and spacious with plenty of seats at the bars and tables. There are several TVs at the bar so this is a great place to have a drink and watch a sports game. During my last visit I had the Ritzy AF (golden ale with toffee, salty crackers, and vanilla) and Hockeyeast Ale (fruity beer with orange zest and lychee) and I enjoyed both. I like how they organize the beers into categories with flavor descriptions. I was also offered a sample of a beet before I ordered a full glass so don't be afraid to ask to try something. Some of the beers are taproom exclusive which is another good reason to come here. They also have wine, cocktails, and mocktails for those who don't want beer. I ordered the Shifty pizza which had a nice balance of sweet, savory, and spicy flavors. The pizza was very filling and made a great meal, but it would also be nice to share. The service was excellent. Bartenders frequently checked in and refilled my water. Ii want to get cans to go so the bartender went downstairs twice to get what I wanted.

Second time coming here now and still impressed even more so this time because of the big rush of people. We were waiting for the Coheed and Incubus show to open up and wanted a quick bite and could tell every spot nearby TD Garden was busy. Thankfully after checking in here we were at immediately after they confirmed the spots open outside. The rosemary truffle fries and the dip they came with were phenomenal and would suggest sharing an order for your table. Their chicken bacon ranch sandwich was very tasty as well. We tried their pizza last time and you can't go wrong with one of those either! The inside is what you'd expect of a brewery restaurant with bar seating as well as some high tops and lower tables as well. Outside is small amount of metal tables with a close harbor view. Service was a bit slow but under stable with the extreme rush. Worth a stop for beer and bite especially if the patio is available during nice weather.

A very nice date spot on the water so I could enjoy the sunset on the Charles behind the zakim bridge. I like the walk over here from the lechmere area. I liked going to get ice cream right over the river in Charlestown after. We saw a blue heron on the new bridge on our walk home. Only half of the bridge is built for pedestrians at this time, but it was still a pleasant journey. Staff was helpful but a bit disorganized and didn't know who was at what table. Some stuff could be better marked as well. There was one lanky man I thought really had to pee a lot but it turned out he was a waiter.

We came here for dinner before an event at TD Garden. Most other places were 1.5 hours wait for a table but Night Shift was able to accommodate our larger group. The food was very good especially the giant pretzel, pickle chips and without a doubt the star of the night was...... the Figgy Piggy pizza. I will totally be back here!!!!

Solid beer choices and chill vibe. I sat at the bar. Unfortunately they don't do flights, but you can buy 4oz pours (AKA flight size) but expect to pay a pretty penny for them. If you're with a group, you're better off buying full pours and sharing them as a 4 oz pour is half the price of an ENTIRE pour (12oz or 16 oz). Silly. I ordered a pretzel and rosemary truffle fries. I liked the fries better, but I'm a sucker for a pretzel. It's giant, like the menu says. The cheese included was just okay- not a lot of flavor or enough for the amount of pretzel you get. Fries definitely had good flavor, though. And definitely sharing size. So many dries! Anyway, the Hefeweizen was easily my favorite of the ones I tried. I'm not a huge fan of hoppy beers, but they had quite a few of those available. The guy working the bar was attentive and I liked that he automatically gave water regardless of what you ordered.