Beehive Restaurant
541 Tremont St, Boston
(617) 423-0069
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Transporting industrial atmosphere, nice jazz and delightful service of delicious food. I couldn't ask for more for a lovely birthday brunch. Surprise birthday treat in an unexpected way! (I'm not telling!) Creatively shaped fries surrounding a huge burger, and scrumptious eggs shakshuka with curried tofu and a creamy polenta, was almost too much to finish, but so good I couldn't stop!
One of the best experiences we had, treated so well by staff the food and drinks were delicious l, will definitely be back!
The server was very friendly and informative. The ambience and music was pleasing to all ages. The food was very good.
thank you! Had a lovely brunch listening to the jazz singer (I can't remember her name :( ) and our service was outstanding.
So rude omg and over priced food!
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
Bartender. Steve, made me a great custom drink. Burger was excellent, as were the grilled artichokes and the panna cotta.
Great place but the drunk tables overwhelm the music when we were there.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 4
Wings were outstanding and beer was great! Downside not enough seating
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 4
My wife and I visited Beehive on a Monday evening for their advertised “Monday Night Hoedown.” We were expecting a lively, fun atmosphere, but the vibe was quite the opposite — the bluegrass music felt more somber than festive, and the energy in the room was low.
The food was okay but not impressive, especially considering most entrées were $30 or more. Drinks were also on the pricey side.
The biggest concern was cleanliness. We saw several mice inside the restaurant — a couple near the kitchen entrance and more in the closed-off upstairs area as we were leaving. That was disappointing and concerning for an otherwise well-known spot.
Overall, we left underwhelmed. The Beehive has potential, but our experience didn’t live up to the reputation or the price point. Hopefully management takes this feedback seriously.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 2
Service: 2
Expensive drinks amazing mood and music
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 3
Service: 5
Restaurantji Recommends
The brunch was delicious! I had the Veggie Frittatta and my husband had the Briskett Eggs Benedict. The side salad was good, but could have featured a bit more greens. Drinks were delicious. Staff was incredible and the Jazz music was amazing!!!
Food can't be better. Atmosphere is great, although, I'd like the same lower lighting in the full dining area and not just in front of the band so we can still feel we are a part of the experience. Service was poor but the hostess/manager was attentive and stepped in without needing to call attention. Not a deterrent. Been there before and will return!
Food and service were good but the drinks were weak, overpriced, and mostly ice with minimal liquid in the glass. There was a live string duo or trio playing and while they were good, they only played for about half the time that we were there. However, the restaurant adds a 7% charge to your bill to pay for the live music, which is incredibly cheap and shameful of them. All this does is tell me that the restaurant doesn't pay their musicians well and makes their patrons foot the bill, although, I wonder if the restaurant is just keeping this money.
Wonderful gluten- free fish and chips. House lager excellent. A pleasure to listen to jazz while eating. A favorite place- and you really need reservations.
Went for jazz brunch, but got seated upstairs with no view of the musicians, just of a large screen playing an animated movie on the 2nd floor. Also, the server's “favorite item”!9! The menu, their daily special coffee cake, was dry and crumbly and the honey butter it came with was frozen so that you couldn't spread it on the cake... confusing and disappointing. The grain bowls were good (although small), and our friend seemed to like the French toast. I feel no compulsion to rush back.
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