Cuisines and Dishes at The Beehive:
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The Beehive
541 Tremont St,
Boston
MA
02116
beehiveboston.com (617) 423-0069
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Ratings and Reviews for The Beehive
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May 29 2012
RJ S. via Yelp
At first I was just hitting the Beehive for music... then I discovered the food! I really enjoy the place!read more
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May 29 2012
Kate D. via Yelp
I love jazz and the music here is so relaxing and good. The atmosphere is quaint like a small rustic bar. I went for brunch and I got the omelette with...read more
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May 27 2012
Kathryn M. via Yelp
Had a great meal at Beehive. Had 8pm reservations and as soon as we walked in the door felt very welcomed. The hostess took our name, brought us to our...read more
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Mar 30 2009
dvautour via Citysearch
Best advice? Skip the Beehive unless you want to see the cool and eclectic bands they book. They are worth seeing. Otherwise, y...read more
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Mar 30 2009
dvautour via Citysearch
Best advice? Skip the Beehive unless you want to see the cool and eclectic bands they book. They are worth seeing. Otherwise, y...read more
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Mar 19 2009
Karalyn12 via Citysearch
My boyfriend got the grilled cheese with braised short ribs INSIDE it. Are you serious? It was incredible. Not good for the wais...read more
From Citysearch
Spread over two floors in the Boston Center for the Arts, the Beehive attracts a suitably artsy crowd, especially before and after performances. The large space, filled with eye-catching art and ornate drapes and fixtures, is one of the neighborhood's few true late-night destinations. An eclectic assortment of live music, from jazz to cabaret, is offered most nights. The Mediterranean-tinged menu sports shareable bites (lamb-filled phyllo springrolls, truffle-potato-cheese flatbread) and pricier, more substantial fare (like duck, scallion and jalepeno risotto or the prime hangar steak). Cocktails run the vintage-meets-tini gamut, from a sloe gin fizz to a tongue-in-cheek vodka-champagne-bitters-Lichido Cougar.
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