Lord Hobo

You know why all craft beers aren't the same? The passion behind the brews, the educating consultative relationship of the brewery staff, and the low-key welcoming vibe at the taproom. You know when you're in a world-class place from the gurus serving you. I wish I had more thumbs... 👍👍👍👍 Great job Lord Hobo!

Bartender did not offer water to anyone at the bar unless they specifically asked. Pretty sure under Mass law that water needs to be provided with alcohol. The girl I was talking to was leaving the bar and my tipsy self followed. We were talking outside for a minute when the bartender said I skipped out my tab. My bad. Bartender was cool though I was right outside the door, he served me all night, he could tell I wasn’t trying anything funny. I gave him my card, came back like 5min later. The Asian backserver (which I was worked as before) started giving me a lot of attitude saying stuff like “I need to tip 20% because I walked out” in a yelling aggressive tone as if I was actually trying to steal money and not some mildly forgetful tipsy guy that got distracted by a girl. I literally been stopped by cops and felt like less of a criminal than I did then. I worked in the industry, I felt bad for forgetting. I was gonna tip 30% anyways, and I did. He made me feel like a criminal demanding less money than I WANTED to give him and the establishment. I been a apart of this community for 25.75 years approximately. There is already minor tensions with Lord Hobo and minority residents. Calling a life long minority resident a criminal is not a good look. Also wasn’t the bartender like supposed to have my card in the beginning when I open the tab? It was messy everyone kinda messed up a little I get it. But as a former backserver myself I can say - you don’t treat patrons like that.