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Posted: November 29, 2024
Mighty Squirrel Brewing to open taproom and kitchen at Arsenal Yards
Watertown, MA Mighty Squirrel Brewing Co. will be opening a taproom and kitchen at Arsenal Yards. Following several years of hosting a seasonal biergarten, Mighty Squirrel will establish a permanent 4,000 s/f home at 102 Arsenal Yards.
“Mighty Squirrel has long been a favorite among our Arsenal Yards community, and we’re thrilled to now welcome them as a permanent fixture,” said Ryan Feinberg, vice president, leasing. “Their lively atmosphere and dedication to crafting exceptional brews align perfectly with the vibrant community we’ve cultivated here at Arsenal Yards.”
Located at 102 Arsenal Yards Blvd., next to The River Green and abutting the Charles River, the 4,000 s/f space will offer a full food menu with contemporary and elevated dishes.
Additionally, a huge outdoor patio will offer ample seating with picturesque views of the Arsenal Yards Park that features new tennis and pickleball courts, a community garden, and a skatepark, all rolling right down to the banks of the Charles River.
“We’ve seen Arsenal Yards grow into such a fun and vibrant spot firsthand over the past five years, and we’re beyond excited to finally call it home” said Naveen Pawar and Henry Manice, co-founders of Mighty Squirrel. “We can’t wait to open our doors to the community and become a part of it.”
For more information visit ArsenalYards.com/store/eat/Mighty-Squirrel and stay tuned for opening details in 2025!
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