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The Beehive

541 Tremont Street
Boston, MA 02116
617-423-0069

The Beehive restaurant information
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Located in the underbelly of the Cyclorama Building in the South End, The Beehive has the look and feel of a spacious artist’s studio. The former boiler room, with its rough brick walls, comes alive nightly with striking decorative murals and live entertainment from local musicians.

The “starving artist” menu offers a collage of rustic, artisanal fare from Europe, the Mediterranean and America. Behind the bar, an all-star roster of talented bartenders pours some of the city’s most sippable cocktails.

News and Events at The Beehive restaurant

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The Beehive readies for a south-of-the-border celebration in honor of Cinco de Mayo.

A Lot of Love for Louis Armstrong
The Beehive pays loving tribute to the Trumpet King of Swing – that’s Louis Armstrong, just fyi – on Tuesday, April ...

Dinnerfest 2013
Get a heaping helping of do-gooding on a Sunday afternoon at Victory ProgramsDinnerfest 2013.

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