Walking toward the harbor I detoured for brunch. Glad I did. A watering hole with awesome food & service. Reasonable and enjoyed my time. Vibrate. Outside seating available for enjoyment.

Granary tavern is definitely a convenient spot to get lunch if you are in Boston or visiting the harbor walk. Lots of seating inside both upstairs and downstairs. They also have outdoor seating overlooking the greenway which is nice. Very average menu for what you would expect in this location including market priced lobster and other salads/sandwiches for lunch. The Nashville Hot chicken sandwich was good but if you really like Nashville hot I would ask them to make sure it's actually hot! Mine was a bit mild for my taste. Overall good place to go with friends for food and drinks but I don't think I would come here for a date or for dinner with visitors.

We tried sitting outside but it was a bit too windy when we sat down so we decided to move inside. They accommodated our party of 4 no problem. It was a Saturday around 4pm. Hostess wasn't overly friendly. The waiter was tentative and friendly. The inside of the restaurant is a bit loud but it's to be expected with the design. It's a different vibe, and there is a downstairs seating area as well which we've sat in before during another visit. I got the french dip which was good. The bread was fluffy and the meat was tender but not "rare" as stated on the menu. Homemade potato chips were tasty. My partner enjoyed his fish and coleslaw. Fries were nothing to really write home about but still passable.

I visited Granary Tavern with some colleagues for a work dinner and left completely pleased with the environment and the food. We were seated in the lower-level room, a semi-private setting with just the tables for our group and a bar. Our party had ordered ahead some appetizers which came out right after we arrived - they were a hit and a great complement to the drinks and mingling the group was doing. The items both looked at tasted great. The lobster rangoons were very flavorful and the bang bang cauliflower was the surprise hit of the night. The garlic knots and margherita flatbreads were nice baseline items that worked for anyone in the group as well. I had The Tavern sandwich for my entree and while it was very good, it didn't blow me away as I had hoped, although I appreciated that combination of flavors. Others at my table had the grilled chicken sandwich, salads, and the meatballs and I didn't hear complaints! The staff was very attentive and helpful as we mingled while eating the appetizers instead of being at the tables, and helped us re-arrange tables as the number of our party changed and made the initial setup inefficient for our needs. The restaurant overall had a great look and vibe, and the lower-level room was perfect for a larger group. It was a cozy, inviting space to eat and chat.

This is a gastropub right next to the aquarium, which is super convenient if you plan to visit the aquarium. The fish & chips is a bit pricey but they do give you large portions so that helps. The shrimp was also good but there is a big upcharge when you add it to the salads (+12 dollars). The mussels were okay and the breakfast nachos were good. Overall, a good place to check out if you're in the mood for seafood.

Very good place for dinner in a convenient location right by the New England Aquarium on Milk St. If you're anything like me, it's a real Bostonian privilege to be able to spend a day at the aquarium and conclude the day with dinner downtown. My girlfriend and I came here for dinner on a Sunday around 5PM. Right off the bat, I noticed that the restaurant is clean and elegant, and that the host was very friendly. Very good vibes right off the bat. I asked for a table by an outlet so I could charge my phone, and the host was very accommodating and went to go check if they had one available. We were seated, and I was happy that I could charge my phone while dining. We ordered Shirley Temples as our drink and two entrees for dinner. The Shirleys were very good, had a perfect amount of grenadine, and were aesthetically pleasing. For my entree, I ordered the grilled chicken sandwich which came with fries. It was very good and I enjoyed having ciabatta bread as the vessel. It was jam packed with bacon, chipotle mayo, and avocado. The fries were also very tasty, with the right amount of salt and a perfect cut (not too thin, not too thick, but juuuuust right!). My girlfriend ordered the Thai salad which she got as a half portion with additional grilled chicken. It was very good, but a bit on the sweeter side with the ingridients and dressing. It also came with noodles which were a good addition. In short, the food was very delicious, but the service was a bit on the slower side despite the restaurant not being crowded at all. We had to wait a while between ordering, getting our food, and getting the bill. However, the staff was very friendly and accommodating, so I give them five stars. This will now be my go-to place when I visit the wharf. Good job Granary!

Not gonna lie this place is a cool little hub. First place as a tourist hearing the Bostonian accent. I went here with my coworkers during Valentine's and it was a good vibe. Ambiance: Old school, rustic. It's a tavern guys. Chill Cozy lights. Food: Lobster rangoons were pricey and okay. like I didn't expect much, but could use more creaminess. Truffle fries were good though! Crispy, salty, with a hint of truffle. Service: Awesome. We were complicated when it comes to payment , but the waitress knew what to do . A nice chill place to hang out for drinks!

On the day we visited, brunch was still being served at 2 which was perfect. All 3 of our meals were delicious. I had the overnight oats - very hearty and filling. We had a couple of cocktails which were tasty and well crafted. The prices were average for being in a more tourist-y part of the city. Our service was good and the view from the window was quite nice. A for ambience! Worth noting: the door under the The Granary sign was not the correct entry way. Gotta go to the next door down if you want to get in.

While touristing, I checked Yelp and found this downtown Boston gem. Absolutely a five star experience! Outstanding service, an outside table with a great view, and exceptional seafood, oh and craft beers . This is on my "repeater" list on our next visit to Boston. You'll not be disappointed.