Review of Watch City Review of Watch City S tanding unceremoniously in the Boston suburb of Waltham, Watch City Brewing would be the envy on any craft beer drinker who appreciates a neighborhood bar. The wooden slat-clad brew vessels are visible from both main street and the interior of the establishment. The brewing system is a Pugsley Brewing Project built by McCann Fabrication. Inside one finds subdued colors and mild lighting with the two-story ceiling and adequate windows.
Fans hang from above and the surrounding walls offer international beer artwork.
At one end of the bar stands an open kitchen, in front of it a room of two dozen wooden tables, booths along the walls, and another dozen tables adjacent to the glass wall street-side. Sounds emanate from two televisions but are not overpowering. The bar supports four dual-tap stainless steel towers. The Tick Tock Ale was a gold color with hoppy aroma, flavor and aftertaste. The Orient Ale was an amber color with a hoppy and light malty flavor and crisp finish.