Another cool feature is the light-up candelabra/sculpture made entirely of Converse All-Stars at their headquarters. My son totally enjoyed walking around the wharf. We love this owl thing Next door neighbor: Converse world headquarters Afterward, we hit up the Converse flagship store, which featured some nifty Tom and Jerry shoes. All of us enjoyed our experience at Night Shift Lovejoy and look forward to going back again. Kids welcome! We split a few appetizers: cajun popcorn, ahi tuna tacos, and the aforementioned burger. There is ample outdoor seating too, but again, it was hot during my visit. Many of the small-batch brews are exclusive to this location. I opted for a few small-sized beers, all on the IPA side of things with the Fracatalizer being my favorite. We ordered drinks, with a Ricky Weisse for my wife, a raspberry/lime sour, perfect for the current heatwave. My son immediately felt right at home with the kids’ menu and Night Shift owl logo coloring page. Their restaurant/brewery/taproom is quite large, spacious, and modern with atmospheric electronic music overhead. The visit, the beer, the food My visit occurred with family in tow for lunch on a weekday. The food’s prices are reasonable and the burger is spot on. They serve breakfast sandwiches, brewing Night Shift coffee and offering a grab-and-go at their market on site. All they need to do is throw a few beds in there and a shower and there would be no reason to ever leave! It is literally open from 6 AM to 1 AM most days meaning it’s open for breakfast, lunch, dinner, and beyond. I like to pick up four-packs at my local store and think it’s really cool what they are doing on the distribution end of things. Remember that before pic? Let’s just stay here I had been to Night Shift’s brewery in Everett and enjoyed my experience there. In addition to the building’s rehab, I soon found out that Night Shift Brewing was moving into the building as well and knew I needed to get there. Now with residences starting at $750,000 for a studio, Lovejoy looks like this (look below). Arriving into the heart of the city from Charlestown, Lovejoy Wharf is the first building you’ll see over the bridge. When I heard that Lovejoy Wharf, a sad eyesore (honestly click the link, an eyesore may be too nice a word, the thing looked like it would sink any minute) for many years on the Boston waterfront (more like Charles River basin-front), was being renovated into the headquarters for Converse shoes, I was thrilled.
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