Brewer's Tap & Table

Wow! What a fun place! I could still see, in my mind's eye, the way this restaurant used to be when it was Watch City Brewing, but this was a nicely updated locale. We were meeting family from out of town for a dinner so the spacious u-shaped booth was perfect. The live music in the balcony was a nice touch - though we had most of our dinner before it started and were easily able to talk. we enjoyed the ambiance- I loved the lounge tables with the large windows that open to Moody Street!Our server was helpful, didn't rush us at all, and left us with a pitcher of water.The watermelon and arugula salad with burrata and toast was a daily special and delicious! The cauliflower bao buns were also very great! They had a nice balance of spicy, sweet flavor and really great texture. These were a nice option for a vegetarian-leaning appetite. My order of some appetizers and drinks seemed the way to go. I would definitely return.

I had last been to this location when it was Watch City Brewery, so I was a little disappointed they are no longer brewing beer here, but they do have a very extensive offering of beers. I love they offer guests a tasting upon arrival - classic "leave them wanting more" sales tactic...who doesn't order a beer after that?!The food offerings are upscale for a bar, but still lean toward the rich and decadent. The fries, including those used for poutine, are very crispy and hold up well to being smothered with curds and gravy. Less successful were the lamb meatballs. Ground lamb is usually tender and juicy due to the high fat content, but these meatballs were dense and dry. They desperately needed the labneh, and the naan lost all softness by being heavily toasted. At $15 for 4 small meatballs, it was overall disappointing. The spicy cauliflower Bao buns were good, albeit expensive at $5 each.We were a party of 5, and the U-shaped booths were perfectly sized. Small enough for intimate conversation and easily sharing appetizers, but big enough to be comfortable. Our server was great - never felt rushed and all our dishes arrived at once...except the brussel sprouts we ordered that never made it to our table.Overall, this newish pub seems like a great place to grab a drink with friends and have some tasty snacks, but perhaps not the best option for a dinner night out.

This place is always hopping.The staff is always professional and attentive.The kitchen is run by an amazing chef / owner and his food creations are going to be known far and wide if not already! Bless Chef Took the lady for a quick lunch and sat on the back patio. You always get that nice sample (if you're of age) of some beer on tap and the wait staff always knows the beers that'll match your taste.Nice head to the beer golden ale (not much of an IPA guy) Our burgers were cooked perfectly, the side of fries were crispy just how i like them and well seasoned.The chicken was moist, crispy and the buns were toasted well. We were lucky enough to try some of chef's new creations that i hope will hit the menu very soon, because i think the world should be able to experience them like we were able to.His take on crispy pork with honey siracha was fire the fat melted right in your mouth and flavor reigned supreme.I really loved his salmon sashimi with the special crumble on top i won't mention what it is yet not the sauce but the flavor shined throughout the fresh salmon. Enjoyed that very much.BTT always has plenty of room for parties, wedding receptions, bdays, night out with the squad or dates.Weekends they also have eggs Benedict for brunch which are also delish! Wouldn't hesitate, great crew great atmosphere! You already know I'll be back!

Brewer's is located on Moody St in Waltham and they have great food! They offer complimentary popcorn and a sampler of beer. The clam chowder was delicious and had the perfect consistency, served with two packets of crackers. For entrees, we had the crispy fried chicken burger and the french onion smash burger, which both came with crispy fries. Everything we ordered and tried was seasoned perfectly and served piping hot. We decided to sit at their outside patio area and our server was super attentive and checked on us frequently. It was overall a lovely meal. Will definitely be coming back soon.

Unexpectedly very good! Dropped a teenage grandchild off at school on a Sunday before the h.s. spring musical and drove off to downtown Waltham to look for a quick lunch. Parked in a nearly empty town parking lot (2 hrs for $2., a real bargain to us New Yorkers). Walked to Moody St., as usual no reservations, just yelp and hope. The first place we came to on the corner was BTT, looked like some decent vegetarian possibilities on the menu, so we went in. Took a couple of minutes but they did find seats for us (& it didn't fill up in the nearly an hour we were there, so not sure why they consulted over their reservations, but whatever).I ordered the avocado toast and added the 2 sunnyside up eggs option, thinking just avo toast wouldn't fill me, but I even told Niko, our server, that it was probably the best or definitely one of the best avocado toast dishes I've ever had (& it's a favorite of mine so I've had a few!). Two thick slices of a good rustic bread, chunky mashed avocado, greens, and then those perfect eggs - sooo delicious! The decaf coffees were fresh and good.Hubs had their black bean burger with fries and said it was really very good.There's an extensive beer menu, the place is pretty big, it's a college town, and we're guessing it's hopping in the evening, especially on weekends. Can't speak to that, but can say we had an amazing lunch!

My daughter and I stopped by for a casual dinner tonight, and were happy to find a table on the patio on a beautiful evening. I was so happy with dinner, the bit burger was perfect. It's hard to get a place to make a rare burger but BTT did. The fries were excellent service super friendly - what a great place!

Excellent for Friday nights drinks with extensive range of beers on tap. Many large tables for group seating. Narragansett larger (RI) has good smooth crisp taste easy to drink. Flight of four 5 oz beers are good to try the variety on menu. Recommend the hill farmstead marie, fragrant sweet taste without bitterness. Others include Shirley Mar porter which is a light stout with nice coffee taste. Trillium Congress st ipa and Tilted barn the other one DIPA are both juicy fragrant with typical IPA aftertaste.

Elated to have found the best beer bar in Boston. Often met with a free beer sample, live band, tall open rustic wood room, homey yellow light, and quick friendly service - this has become a favorite of ours as we drink our way through new englands best brews and snack on fantastic bar bites.

The service was great and had us seated at a wide booth which made the ambiance very comfortable. The food came out quickly and they gave us popcorn and tester beer while we waited. The food portions were quite small for the price, but it was solid. The chicken in the chicken and waffles was pretty dry but was fine when eaten together with the waffles. However, the poutine was quite soggy and oily/buttery which I didn't appreciate as much, but it was still good to eat once all that oil droops off.

Food was delicious. Really great kitchen with a fantastic bar. Great ambiance. Service at the bar with my brother Allan was spectacular. I'm in town for the week for work and ventured off to find this place. Very very happy I came by. I will be back. - Buffalo wings- Pork Boa Buns- Steak Frites- whisker'd whit (beer)Diamond in the rough...