Sunset Lobster Clam Bakes on Spectacle Island

Hop on a Boston Harbor City Cruises ferry downtown, and in less than 30 minutes you will have a front-row seat for one of Boston’s best sunset views.

Enjoy Brato Brewhouse + Kitchen's take on a classic New England clambake, sip a drink, walk on the beach, enjoy lawn games, and let the ocean breeze and sunset transport you.

Your ticket includes:

• A roundtrip cruise to Spectacle Island
• Classic New England clambake including appetizer, main course, and dessert
• Games and other self-guided activities
• Stunning sunset views of the Boston Harbor and the skyline!

Menu:

• Starter: New England Clam Chowder - Smoked Bacon, chive oil, buttermilk biscuit
• Main Course: Lobster Clambake - Lobster, clams, chorizo, red bliss potatoes, corn, linguica, fresh Herbs, drawn Butter
• Dessert: Farm Berries + Cream, garnished with graham cracker crumble & mint

Know before you go:

• Advance registration is required - no walk ups accepted.
• Drink tickets are available for purchase on the island
• No refunds will be issued

Directions

Arrive at Long Wharf North (Gate A2) no later than 5:15pm to board the ferry and depart for Spectacle Island promptly at 5:45pm. The ferry will leave on time and WILL NOT wait for late guests.

Return ferry departs Spectacle for Boston at 8:15, with an approximate return to Boston at 8:45pm.

It is highly recommended to arrive on foot, bike, or public transportation, as parking in the area is limited and can be pricey. Some nearby parking options include:

• Atlantic Wharf Parking - $12 after 5pm - 12 min. walk to Long Wharf
• Lewis Wharf Parking - $23 - 6 min. walk
• The Chart House - $30 cash only - 1 min. walk

About Brato: Brato Brewhouse + Kitchen is an award-winning, Boston-based brewpub founded in 2019 by Alex and Jonathan, just a couple of guys who really love great food and beer.

The word “Brato” comes from the early word “b’rewh” meaning “to boil or brew” and the Germanic root for bratwurst. Inspired by old German folklore, the dual dragons represent the collaboration of beer and food with a hop at the heart. Not only do our dragons protect our home, but they also light the fires to brew our beer and warm our food. Their strength and resiliency is core to our mission.

Brato intends to become a cornerstone of the community, sourcing raw materials for their kitchen from local sustainable sources. Partnerships with local farms and fisheries will give Brato access to the fresh meats, dairy, produce, and seafood that make up the thoughtfully designed menu of creative hand-crafted dishes. Although hops and yeast may come from various regions around the world, Brato’s fresh craft brews will frequently highlight local maltsters as they apply to specific beer recipes.

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