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Bukowski Tavern
Bukowski Tavern
50 Dalton St
,
Boston
,
MA
02115
Phone:
(617) 437-9999
Price Range:
$$
http://www.bukowskitavern.net
Info
Menu
Hours
Sweet Potato Fries
$7.25
White Trash Cheese Dip
$8.25
Fried Plantains
$7.25
Veggie Chili
$7.00
add cheese
$1.00
Chicken Tenders
$9.00
Chicken Or Pulled Pork Quesadilla
$10.00
Hummus Melt
$8.00
Buffalo Chicken Dip
$9.00
Mini Mozzarella Sticks
$4.00
All Dogs, Burgers, & Sandwiches Served With A Choice Of French Fries, Potato Chips, Coleslaw, Or Homemade Mashed. You May Add A Daily Vegetable Or Side Salad For $2 More. Sorry, Sweet Potato Fries Are Not An Option! All Hot Dog Selections Are Available Ve
Bukowski Mad Dog
$4.25
add a second dog
$3.00
Chili Cheese Mad Dog
$7.00
add a second dog
$3.00
Pulled Pork Sandwich
$9.00
Turkey Swiss Melt
$9.50
Vegetarian Meatball Sandwich
$9.50
Gourmet Grilled Cheese Sandwich
$9.00
add bacon or avocado for an additional
$1.00
Chicken Tenderwich
$9.00
have it buffalo bleu or chipotle ranch style for an additional
$1.50
Steak Bomb
$10.00
Caprese Sandwich
$9.00
Curried Cranberry Chicken Salad Wrap
$9.00
Mac & Cheese
$11.00
have it with chicken, bacon or broccoli for an additional
$2.00
Caesar Salad
$7.00
add chicken for extra
$3.00
Barfly Burger
$8.25
add cheddar or swiss
$1.00
California Burger
$10.25
Bacon And Blue Burger
$9.75
Barbeque Bacon Burger
$9.75
Peanut Butter Burger
$9.00
Chili Cheddar Burger
$9.50
Hangover Helper Burger
$10.00
Reu-Burger
$9.75
Pesto Burger
$9.75
Burgers Can Be Cooked To Order, However, Consuming Raw Or Undercooked Meat May Increase Your Risk Of Food-Borne Illness
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Updated 12/28/11
The Buk
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Oskar Blues Dale's Pale Ale
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Notch Cerne Pivo
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Otter Creek Stovepipe Porter
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Sam Adams Winter Lager
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Harpoon IPA
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Sierra Nevada Pale Ale
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Brooklyn Lager
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Smuttynose IPA
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Pabst Blue Ribbon
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Wachusett Winter Scotch Ale
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Oskar Blues Hgh Part Duh
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Ipswich 20th Anniversary Pale Ale
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High & Mighty Fumata Nera
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Ommegang Belgian Pale Ale
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Jack's Abby Saxonator Doppelbock
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Southampton Double White
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Cisco Gray Lady
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Boulder Hazed & Infused
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Gritty's Blackfly Stout (Nitro)
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Boddingtons Nitro-Can
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Old Speckled Hen Nitro-Can
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IPA Was Accidentally Created When The English Were Trying To Supply Beer To Their Troops In India. To Survive The Long Journey By Sea, The Beer Had To Be Much Hoppier And Higher In Alcohol. This Potent Brew Found Its Way Back To England By Accident. A Shi
Smuttynose IPA
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Boulder Mojo IPA
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Lagunitas IPA
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Victory Hop Devil
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Dogfishhead 60 Min
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One Of The Fastest Growing And Increasingly Popular Styles Of Beer. Double IPA's Are Hoppier, Stronger, And Maltier That Your Average Ipa. This Style Of Beer Is Thought To Have Originated On The West Coast And Is Sometimes Referred To As An "Imperial IPA"
Mad River Steelhead
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Dogfishhead 90 Min
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Stone Ruination
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A Maltier, Darker Cousin Of Pale Ale, These Style Beers Are Brewed With Dark Malts To Give Them A Richer Caramel And Nut Flavor.
Sam Smith's Nut Brown
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Newcastle
$5.25
These Ales Are Considerably Lighter And Cleaner Than Their English Counterparts. This Style Was Created To Be Very Thirst Quenching And Easy To Drink.
Sierra Nevada Pale Ale
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Lagunitas Pale Ale
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Anchor Liberty Ale
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Oskar Blues Dale's Pale Ale
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Anderson Valley Poleeko Pale Ale
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These Are Scottish Versions Of The English Pale Ale. The Brewers In The North Of England Favored Darker Malts And Sugars Because Of The Weather. These Malts Produce A More Full-Bodied, Nuttier, And Slightly Sweeter Brew.
Belhaven (16oz Can)
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Founders Dirty Bastard
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Orkney Skull Splitter
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Oskar Blues Old Chub Can
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Originally A Blend Of Three Beers (Leftovers From The Bitter, Mild, And Old Ale Casks), Porter Was Born In London And Evolved Into A Bottled Version That Showed Off The New Darker Malts Being Produced At The Time. This Style Got Its Name Because It Was Mo
Anchor Porter
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Fuller's London Porter
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Sinebrychoff Imperial Porter
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Arthur Guinness Had Originally Been A Porter Brewer. His Malt House Produced A Black, Bitter Roasted Barley That Gave Off A More Intense Flavor Than Anything Being Put Into Porter At The Time. Guinness Dubbed The Resulting Brew A "Stout Porter" The Name W
Murphy's Irish Stout Nitro-Can
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Sweet Stouts Are Either Maltier Versions Of Oatmeal Stout Or They Are Produced With Lactose (Which Is A Milk Sugar And Evidently How Cream And Milk Stouts Got Their Names). These Beers Tend To Be Lower In Alcohol And Make An Excellent Dessert Drink.
Samuel Smith's Oatmeal Stout
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Lefthand Milk Stout
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Young's Double Chocolate Nitro-Ca
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These Stouts Were Created In The U.S. With A Much Higher Hopping Rate, Higher Alcohol, And A Drier Malt Character Than Their Traditional English Versions. Oatmeal Is Added To Increase The Body And To Give It A More Complex Malt Flavor.
Ipswich Oatmeal Stout
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Russian Imperial Stouts Were First Brewed In England And Transported Across The Baltic For The Drinking Pleasure Of The Czars. To Make The Journey, The Black As Night Beers Were Brewed High In Alcohol.
Great Divide Yeti
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Lion Stout
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Paulaner
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Julius Echter
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Franziskaner
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16.9oz (Germany) A Wheat Beer Brewed With Dark Malts. This Adds A Deeper, Earthier Quality To The Fruity And Tart Weizen Characteristics.
Julius Echter Dunkel
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Weihenstephaner Dunkel
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16.9oz (Germany) These Are Simply Stronger Versions Of Hefe-Weizens. They Are 50%-100% Stronger, Much Hoppier, And More Complex. Some Can Be Aged To Intensify Their Qualities.
Schneider Aventinus Weizen DBL Bock
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Schneider Aventinus Eisbock
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Very Spicy, Tart, And Fruity Style Of Wheat Beer. Most Are Often Spiced With Coriander And Orange Peel, And Sometimes Cumin And Oats For More Complexity. Belgian Style Wheats Are Also Bottle-Conditioned Like Their German Cousins.
Allagash White Ale
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Blue Moon Belgian White
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Hoegaarden
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Originally Made For The Workers On Belgian Farms, These Beers Are Traditionally Brewed During The Winter Months And Lagered Until Summer When They Are Consumed. These Bottle-Conditioned, Unfiltered Beers Are Usually Spiced To Offset The Intense Fruitiness
Dupont Saison (25.4oz)
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Pretty Things Jack D' Or (22oz)
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These Very Strong And Intense Straw-Colored Brews Are Chock Full Of Complex Fruit, Hop, And Alcohol Character. Golden Ales Are Usually Produced With A High Percentage Of Brewing Sugars To Amplify Their Effect.
Duvel (11.2oz)
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Allagash Tripel (25.4 Oz)
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Delirium Tremens (11.2 Oz)
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Affligem Abbey Blonde
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11.2oz (Belgium) Produced At The Six Remaining Monastic Breweries By The Resident Monks, These Complex, Potent Ales Are The Pinnacle Of The Brewing Art. These Special Brews Display Complex Fruits And Earthiness Not Found In Other Ales. The Gentle Carbonat
Orval (Pale)
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Chimay Rouge
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Westmalle (TPL)
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Chimay Bleu
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(Belgium) Ales Produced Using Wild Airborne Yeast Native Only To The Senne Valley Just South Of Brussels, Belgium. Lambics Are Brewed Using Mature Hops (For Their Preservative Qualities Only), Malted Barley, And At Least 30% Raw Wheat. Matured For Up To T
Oud Beersel Kriek
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Lindeman's Framboise
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This Classification Refers To The Cool Fermentation And Conditioning Process. Lager Means To "Lay-Down" In German. The Cooler Temperatures Impart A Cleaner Crisper Flavor And Texture.
Heineken
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Miller High Life
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Sol
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Lone Star
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Blue Point Toasted Lager
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Stella
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Tusker
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Sam Adams Boston Lager
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Schlenkerla Helles (16.9oz)
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Originated In Pilsen, Bohemia (Now The Czech Republic), This Dry Lager Uses The Classic Spicy Saaz Hops To Produce A Clean And Refreshing Beer. The German Pilsners Exhibit An Even Drier Palette From The Addition Of Hallertau Hops.
Czechvar (12oz)
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Warsteiner
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Krusovice (16.9oz)
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Spaten Optimator (12oz)
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Rogue Dead Guy Ale
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Tawny-Colored Lagers With A Caramel Accent. These Brews Tend To Be A Touch Maltier Than A Straw-Colored Lager.
Dos Equis
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Monschof Kellerbrau (16.9oz)
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Even Darker Than Maerzen, These Brews Are The Porter And Stout Of The Lager Realm. Usually On The Dry Side, The Complex Coffee And Caramel Flavors Blend Well With The Spicy Hops In The Finish.
Xingu
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Dixie Blackened Voodoo
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Steam Beers Are Produced With Lager Yeast, But Ferment At Ale Temperatures. Also Known As California Common, This Is The Only Indigenous American Beer Style. True To West Coast Brewing, These Are Intense Hoppy Brews Along The Lines Of A Pale Ale, Except T
Anchor Steam
$5.50
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Reisdorf Kolsch (16.9oz)
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Aecht Schlenkerla Urbock
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Schlenkerla Rauch-Weizen
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Hitachino Nest Red Rice Ale (11.2oz)
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A Very Unique Brewery In Quebec, Unibroue Produces Only High-Octane Belgian-Style Beers. These Brews Are Bottle-Conditioned And Display The Spicy Character Common In Most Belgian Style Beers.
La Fin Du Monde
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Maudite
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Magic Hat #9
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Seadog Blueberry Wheat
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Harpoon Raspberry U.F.O.
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Carling Black Label
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Genesee Cream Ale
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Naragansett
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Light Beer Refers To Beer Which Is Reduced In Alcohol Content, Or In Calories, Compared To "Regular" Beers.
Amstel Light
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Miller Lite
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Coors Light
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Sam Light
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Cisco Pale Ale (12oz Can)
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Magners (16.9oz)
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Original Sin
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