barcrawl
Green Eggs and Hammered – St. Patty’s Day Bar Crawl!
Please join our good friends at S3 Boston as they tour the bars of North Station for Green Eggs and Hammered – St. Patty’s Day Bar Crawl!
Your ticket includes: Crawl T-shirt, Koozie, St. Patrick’s Day swag, $4 drink or less at every bar (except for Boston Beer Works), no covers at scheduled bars.
Tickets will not be sold at the door!
Learn more here
Cheers!
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Santa’s Christmas Crawl – Early Bird Registration SOLD OUT
Per always, thanks for your continued interest. Early bird registration is now sold out. Our regular registration is now open.
We’ll most likely be purchasing our giveaways next week so we’ll have a cap on the total amount of tickets. So please don’t wait too long.
Your ticket price will include:
Inflatable Snowman
Light Up Hat
Koozie
Light Up Necklace
Candy Cane
Photo Booth
No Covers at Scheduled Bars
Thanks and see you soon -C.I.B.
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Santa’s Christmas Crawl
Please join Crawl in Boston on 12/7/19 to tour the Faneuil Hall area to kick off the holiday season as celebrate Santa’s Christmas Crawl
Here are just some pictures from the past nine years of this fantastic event. Please click below to check them out.
2009, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015 , 2016, 2017 and 2018
And here are some ideas from our Pinterest page
Last year was an amazing experience for us. And we’re always trying to make things better for our crawlers. So we are making a few changes in hopes for an even more fun experience for you.
Early bird tickets begin at $15.00
You will always get tons of bang for your buck with Crawl In Boston. We’re able to give away much more for our crawlers!
Your ticket price will include:
Inflatable Santa
Light Up Hat
Koozie
Light Up Necklace
Candy Cane
Photo Booth
No Covers at Scheduled Bars
Tickets are non-refundable. You must arrive to register by 3:00 or your ticket may be resold. Registration will be split up by last name at multiple bars for check in. So if you’re coming with a group it might be easier for one person to buy the tickets in bulk and pick up all your goodies at once.
Registration bars will be e-mailed to ticketed customers the Wednesday of the event.
You will receive the entire schedule when you register in person at the event. We will have 12 bars participating. All the bars will be in the Faneuil Hall and Financial District areas. We are not releasing the schedule prior to the crawl to avoid crawl crashers. We want to keep this event as exclusive as possible for your own comfort. Visit crawlinboston.com for up to date information. Please note, the bars have the right to refuse entry to anyone due to bar capacity or personal incapacity.
Please don’t wait to join this incredible event. Cheers! -C.I.B
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Halloween Crawl Photos
Thanks for coming
Halloween photos are now posted HERE
They’re also on Facebook
If you have any, please post #crawlinboston so we can view and share
Up next is Santa’s Christmas Crawl on December 7th. If you register by tomorrow you can save 20% with code: HALLMARK
Cheers C.I.B.
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Crawl In Worcester
Recently we took a trip to Newburyport thanks to the $10 Commuter Rail pass. This time we decided to head out west to Worcester.
First stop was Volturno Pizza which was a short walk from Union Station. It was recommended by a friend as a close lunch option. This was a big, open space and the pizza we had was very tasty, as were our cocktails.
We then headed up the street to Valentinos which is known for their bar snacks and cocktails. We were still stuffed from lunch but couldn’t pass up the Big Mac meatballs. Service was a bit slow but they were worth every bite. We were there at an off time, though, so the chef might have been on a break. We would definitely go back.
Next up was Lock 50 where we enjoyed our drinks on their art strewn patio. They had fun drinks and the patio was a fun place to hang.
Next door was the new Maddi’s. This place has a great beer list and fun cocktails. We particularly liked the options of boozy iced coffees. If you go, say hi to Alex, a good friend of Crawl in Boston!
Across the street we ventured to Whiskey On Water, featuring over 300 whiskeys. The service was basically nonexistent here, sadly. We’ve heard there are great servers here, but badly we didn’t get to see it.
We had time for one more spot and was recommended a bar about 10 minutes away. On our route, we passed a haunted house.
The Hangover Pub featured many bacon dishes and drinks. We had the candied bacon and bacon fat fries and both were delicious! We would love to go back and try more on the menu.
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Crawl In Newburyport
We decided to take advantage of the MBTA $10 weekend pass as Saturday was just beautiful. We hadn’t been to Newburyport in years so decided on that destination. The trip from North Station took just over an hour. Once we arrived at the station, we were surprised to find no taxi stands and a requested Uber was 17 minutes away. The walk would have been around 25 minutes according to Google Maps.
Luckily there’s a Mexican bar, Metzy’s Cantina, right outside the station. So a quick margarita did the trick as we waited for the Uber to arrive.
We got dropped off a Brick & Ash for a quick snack and drink. Unfortunately service left a bit to be desired. The food was good, but despite there being very few other patrons, it took almost an hour to receive our order.
Now a little behind schedule, we headed across the street for some cocktails at The Poynt. Once more, we were surprised by the service, but the drinks were good.
It was time for a snack. So we headed over to Brine for a selection of caviar and oysters. The service was, again, a little slow, but at this point we realized that perhaps Newburyport is just a little slower going than Boston. But the oysters were great, and we enjoyed sampling the caviar flight, which was a good deal.
Next we headed next door to The Paddle Inn. They had a fun selection of tiki inspired drinks. We met a very delightful bartender with whom we swapped stories about visiting Mexico.
We were starting to get low on time. We rushed across the street for margaritas at the very lively Agave. Mr. Mobray recommends the Pink Cadillac margarita.
Next was Port Tavern. A nice space with a local tavern vibe, this place was fondly recommended and we can see why this would be a local favorite. They had good cocktails and and nice beer selection. 
We still had some time left before our train was leaving back to Boston. So we ran over to the famous Michael’s Harborside. Unfortunately they were having a private party upstairs and downstairs was packed so we didn’t get anything here. They do have an awesome patio which usually has a bar, but apparently we were a little too early in the season and it wasn’t set up. 
So we grabbed an Uber (10 minute wait this time) and headed back to Metzy’s next to the train station to have our last drinks of the day. Overall, this is a great day trip from Boston with lots of great options. The service may be a little slower than usual, but it’s a beautiful town with great places to go.
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Liam’s Lucky Charms
We will be taking over Faneuil Hall with our Bagpiper in tow. Hope to see many of you at our Annual Pubcrawl Fundraiser benefiting the MS Society. LEARN MORE HERE.
