Available At This Location (arranged by most recent)
Ipswich Dark Ale 89, Opa-Opa Steakhouse Red Rock 50, Opa-Opa Steakhouse Buckwheat IPA 77
 More Beers Available Here
Opa-Opa Steakhouse Opa Opa Light 8, Founders Centennial IPA 95, AleSmith Old Numbskull 99, Stone Ruination IPA 99, Dogfish Head 120 Minute IPA 97, Smuttynose IPA 94, Port Brewing Santas Little Helper 99, River Horse Tripel Horse 73, Anderson Valley Boont Amber Ale 82, Endurance Pale Ale (Tom Creans Ale) 51, Dogfish Head 90 Minute Imperial IPA 99, Tommyknocker Pick Axe Pale Ale 62, Paper City PC Blue 62, Paper City Indian Pale Ale 49, Paper City Holyoke Dam Ale 58, Berkshire Lost Sailor India Pale Ale 62, Wachusett IPA 79, Stone India Pale Ale 99, Victory HopDevil 98, Clipper City Heavy Seas Loose Cannon Hop3 95, Samuel Adams Irish Red Ale 56, Landmark Vanilla Bean Brown Ale 20, Breckenridge Oatmeal Stout 66
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| Russo (16), Campinas, Brazil | | August 2, 2008
How about you are in Newton, MA for a heavy work week, and every single day you can go though marty’s and choose any kind of beer you wanna!? This place is amazing!! I was there just for one week, and feel sad because have so many beers and I couldn’t drink all of it!! Has food there too, but this place is like a Beer Paradise. I loved it! | | Vac (38), San Diego, California | | January 8, 2008
A nice liqour store to visit, especially since it was within wlaking distance of my friends house. Found lots of stuff I couldn’t get in SD. Man was my bag heavy on the way home from this trip. The staff was helpful and seemed knowledgable. Definitely a good liqour store to visit while in Allston. | | mvcramer (13), Arlington, Massachusetts | | August 12, 2007
Lots of singles, HUGE selection of styles and brands. Large clean space with friendly staff and reasonable prices. This is a go-to beer store for me in Boston. Nice staff that knows their stuff. Professionally-run business. Also has a great selection of gourmet foods, but this rating is just for the beer space. | | blinesam (21), | | January 14, 2007
This is my go to beer store. I don’t think the prices are that out of the ordinary. The selection is great however. They have a lot of singles and a lot of beers I haven’t seen anywhere else, such as beers from Armenia, Ukraine, and Russia. Sometimes I lose track of time looking at everything! They have a lot of Sam Adams, Stone, and Rogue; German and Belgian beers; and American microbrews. The lighting seems a little dim and sometimes you’ll see homeless people or junkies stop in. Also, be prepared to have your ID checked by two people. Their sandwiches are top quality. Theyhave a lot of wine available too. | | fluids (29), | | September 17, 2005
Excellent selection of beer including a Dogfish Head cooler! Lots of singles and they are fairly knowlegeable. | | ABUSEDGOAT (57), California | | August 17, 2005
Marty’s had a superior selection of imported bottles. However, the pricing is very high, despite what they say. If you’re looking for that hard to find microbrew or import, Marty’s is a good place to look. However be prepared to open your wallet. | | ClarkVV (89), Allston, Massachusetts | | August 9, 2005
So I finally made it here after hearing some good things for a while, but never really making an effort. Nice store in side, really looks packed with all things Gourmet. Big beer section boasts mostly a 6 pack/12 pack driven setup, but there were plenty of singles, and lots of coolerspace. Well organized and had your basic MA micro stuff. Looks like there is a lot of old stuff sitting on the shelves, probably due to being visited infrequently by beer geeks. Lots of Vapeur D’Antan 1996 and Saison De Pipaix 1996 bottles, reasonably priced. Only other unusual thing I found were some New Jersey River Horse micros, which while interesting, didnt seem that exciting as they were extremely expensive. |
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