Tree House Comes To Boston, Harry Potter Brunch: MA Cheap Eats

MASSACHUSETTS — It's an exciting time for Boston beer fans. Oktoberfest season is here, there's pumpkin and warming spices back in their cups and, now, they can pick up local favorites from Tree House Brewing Co. in their backyard.

Tree House recently announced a partnership with the Prudential Center for orders and pickups, meaning the brewery's offerings are now more easily available in the city than ever before.

The company started the pickup process with limited hours, but will soon move to seven days a week with pickup times from 11 a.m. to 8 p.m.

Officials said the brewery will have an inline store located on the retail level of Prudential Center between Shake Shack and USPS or, for those who order ahead, a drive-through pick-up located in the orange level free loop garage via the 125 Huntington Ave. entrance before Pressed Café.

Detailed pick-up instructions can be found on the brand’s Instagram and website www.treehousebrew.com.

Additionally, Tree House Brewing Co. has created an exclusive beer for Prudential Center called, “Hello Boston,” an India Pale Ale that pays homage to the “unofficial capital of New England” and ties the brand’s history.

This past July, Prudential Center welcomed a Tree House Brewing pop-up Thursdays in South Garden which stretched into September. The beer garden features live entertainment and a rotating selection of premium beers and non-alcoholic seltzers.

A Taste of the Harry Potter Universe

The U.S. tour of "Harry Potter: The Exhibition" coming to Boston has an extra benefit for local kids stopping by to check it out.

The exhibition is showing at CambridgeSide through early January 2025, and the Kimpton Marlowe Hotel, which is connected to CambridgeSide, has launched a "World of Wizardry" package to coincide with the experience.

Bambara Kitchen & Bar at Kimpton Marlowe is also participating, as the restaurant will offer a wizard-themed brunch and dinner menu during the exhibition's run, which is free for kids under 12. Kids can eat free when an adult purchases an entree and provides proof of an exhibition ticket.

The menu is available during brunch and dinner and includes dishes like "a Goblin’s Grilled Cheese, Abracadabra Cheeseburger, Spellbound Pasta & Butter and Merlin’s Mac-n-Cheese," officials said. For brunch, "a Sorcerer’s American Breakfast, Fantastical Nutella French Toast and Enchanted Pancakes on the menu."