FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

The Alley, at One Post Office Square in the Financial District, is an easy answer. You will find the match on the screens, a full food menu, beer, wine, and cocktails, and group seating in a room that feels like a night out. Plenty of other restaurants around the city show matches too, so there is no shortage of options downtown.

Yes. The match goes up on our screens, and the room is set up for match-day dining. International schedules vary, so if you are after a specific match, give us a call at (617) 936-3758 to confirm what we are showing.

No. Walk-ins are always welcome and seating is first come, first served. If you are bringing a larger group, call ahead and let us know you are coming.

Yes. The Alley is built for groups and after-work gatherings. For a larger party or a dedicated space, the Craft Food Halls events team can help you plan a private event.

Yes. The full menu is available through the day, and the bar pours beer, wine, and cocktails daily from 11am, including the self-pour beer and wine wall.

The Alley hosts corporate gatherings, holiday parties, private dinners, cocktail receptions, full buyouts, team outings, and celebrations in downtown Boston.

Yes. The Alley offers catering for offices, meetings, and events near One Post Office Square and the Financial District.

Yes. The Alley hosts holiday parties, corporate celebrations, and seasonal gatherings in downtown Boston. The room can be shaped around food, drinks, The Wall, games, and the flow of the event.

Yes. Private events can include ping pong, pool, shuffleboard, and The Wall. Availability depends on the date, group size, layout, and event format.

Yes. Full buyouts are available for private events at The Alley.

The Alley is on the first floor of One Post Office Square in downtown Boston, in the Financial District. The location is close to State Street, Downtown Crossing, and South Station.

The Alley takes reservations for lunch and dinner at The Main Edition through [CONFIRM platform]. Walk-ins are welcome and often find a seat at the bar. The Wall and The Games do not require a reservation.

Yes. The host stand keeps a waitlist on busy nights and texts guests when a table opens. The bar opens at eleven and is the easiest seat to find before six.

Yes. The Main Edition and The Morning Edition both offer gluten-free and vegan dishes. Ask any server for the current list. Cross-contact accommodations are made on request.

The Post Office Square Garage sits directly under the building and is the most convenient option. [CONFIRM whether The Alley validates parking; if so, name the garage and the validation rules.] Street parking in the Financial District is metered until 8 p.m. on weekdays.

The Alley welcomes families during The Morning Edition and through the lunch hours of The Main Edition. High chairs are available on request. The evening tilts toward an adult room once the bar is in full swing.

Yes. The Alley is on the first floor of One Post Office Square with a step-free entrance from [CONFIRM street]. The dining room, the bar, The Wall, and The Games are all accessible. ADA-accessible restrooms are on the same level.

Yes. The Alley hosts private dinners, cocktail receptions, corporate gatherings, holiday parties, and full buyouts. The events team can program The Wall, The Games, and a custom kitchen menu around the night. Capacities range from [CONFIRM small parties] to [CONFIRM full buyout]. Inquire through the private events and catering page.

Yes. The Alley offers catering for offices, meetings, and events near One Post Office Square and the Financial District. Catering details, menu options, and inquiry forms are available on the private events and catering page.

Online ordering for breakfast, the cafe menu, and lunch from The Main Edition is available at [CONFIRM order URL]. Office catering for One Post Office Square and the surrounding Financial District is handled through [CONFIRM catering contact or private events/catering form].

The Wall is self-pour. Guests check in at the host stand, get a tap card linked to a tab, and pour beer or wine at any of the [CONFIRM number] taps. The card tracks ounces, so a taste, a half pour, or a full pour are all part of the same tab. The Wall opens at eleven.

The Games are open to guests of The Alley. Most nights they run first come, first served. [CONFIRM whether table holds or reservations are accepted for ping pong, pool, or shuffleboard and any fee structure.] A drink at the bar is the typical way to start the wait.

The Alley keeps screens at the bar for [CONFIRM which sports / leagues / specific games The Alley programs]. Sound is on for marquee events. [CONFIRM whether The Alley takes large group reservations for game days.] The Main Edition stays open through the broadcast on most nights.

The Alley is part of the Craft Food Halls family, the team behind more than a dozen locations rooted in love, hospitality, and service. Same owners. Same approach. A different room.