Stop 1
J.J. Donovan's
The starting line. Optimism is high. Hydration choices are already questionable.
Stop 2
Cheers
Touristy? Sure. Iconic? Absolutely. Sometimes obvious stops are obvious for a reason.
Stop 3
Cask 'n Flagon
The Fenway checkpoint. Bonus points if there's a game and the city tries to trap you.
Stop 4
The Sevens
A proper Boston bar stop. Small, classic, and exactly the right kind of questionable.
Stop 5
The Bell in Hand
Old, historic, and somehow still willing to let people like us through the door.
Stop 6
Warren Tavern
History, beer, and the growing realization that this route is not getting shorter.
Stop 7
J.J. Foley's
The mood-check stop. Every course needs one place that tests the spirit.
Stop 8
Harpoon
A brewery stop, a reset point, and a reminder that food planning matters.
Stop 9
Biddy Early's
If you make it here, strangers may start recognizing your poor decisions in public.
Stop 10
Sullivan's Tap
Late-course energy. Feet hurt. Spirits weirdly improve. Nobody knows why.
Finish
Trillium
The finish line. Redemption, relief, and maybe one more beer because apparently lessons were not learned.
