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Being that I am a Bostonian, Cheers was always on my bucket list but never need the top of it. But after a long walk around Boston, we ended up on the steps of the Cheers, my boyfriend and I looked at each other and said why not. It was a chilly evening right at the beginning of fall so we wanted something cozy to warm up in. I actually didn't realize the replica bar upstairs wouldn't be open, although I think sometimes it is because I've seen pictures where there's people sitting in it, but I think mostly they use it for show. We saw people coming from downstairs so we decided to check it out. When we got inside the place was packed. The bar had no seats whatsoever so we stood by the countertop right behind the bar. We got a downeast hard cider on draft, which was really good. Luckily seats opened up at the counter. The bartender let us know that we could purchase the mugs if we wanted to bring them home. I decided not to as we were walking and taking the train home, but I might come back to get one so I can have the memorabilia. The downstairs bar is very cozy. It's sort of centers the room and around it our tables where you could eat at. I overhead the staff say the tables are just for food and drink -- I think because it's so busy. When you continue on past the bar, you get to a mini gift shop right before the bathrooms, they also had name tags where you could write your name on, which was cool. My boyfriend surprised me with a magnet because he knows I collect them, which was cute. Next to the bathrooms are stairs to go visit the replica bar from the show. This is also where they have the main gift shop with plenty of things you could take home, including shirts, sweatshirts, mugs, magnets, and other cool stuff too. Honestly working in the hospitality industry I will recommend this bar to tourists and to locals. Even though it is very touristy, there is quality behind it so it works well. I will be back to try a cuppa chowder!
Service was excellent! Quick friendly staff. The nostalgia this place offers is unmatched. The lower level is the cheers that inspired the show. The second level is the set replica and they even have the characters exact seats on the bar tops! We had a few drinks downstairs and then headed up to the bar set for pub food and drinks. It is pub grub. Also Stopped in to the gift shop. We had a great time. Such a cool experience.
"Where everybody knows your name, and they're always glad you came...." While in Boston, I decided to do the tourist thing and visit Cheers (I also did the Hop-On Hop-Off bus sightseeing tour lol). When we first entered, the bar area downstairs was packed, so we were asked if we were there for food or just drinks. We were there for food, so we were given a ticket and told how to get to another part of the restaurant where there was additional seating. Let me tell you... I felt like a rat in a maze trying to find it! But we eventually made our way to the other seating area. We were initially seated in this REALLY tiny space where the table was practically pushing into my abdomen. It was not comfortable at all, and honestly, that little space they're trying to utilize needs to go. We ended up moving ourselves to another table that had much more room. It took a little while for our waiter to come over, but once they did, they were pleasant. I will say, I was expecting some cool Cheers-style greetings or something, but nope! I guess everybody didn't know our names after all! Now for the food... I ordered the Pastrami Reuben with a Root Beer and, for dessert, the Boston Cream Pie. Everything was delicious to me! And honestly, I was pleasantly surprised. For a touristy spot, I didn't have high expectations at all, so needless to say, my expectations were exceeded! I'd definitely come back to try some of the other food options, and maybe buy a souvenir next time. The souvenir shop was packed when we went, so I'll have to check it out on my next visit. Overall, I'm glad I did the tourist thing and stopped by Cheers!
Yeah, ok, we caved and came to the tourist attraction. But you know what? This was a very pleasant surprise. First off, yes, it's not the bar from the show. But they have done a great job giving the entire joint a serious style and vibe that makes it feel like you could have taken it right out of the television. Lots of vintage decor and show memorabelia, definitely cool to see. The establishment kind of consists of three or four different dining rooms, and you know that it will almost certianly be busy when you come, as it was when we did. But I gotta give props to the staff, who did a great job juggling to many customers and still getting everything out in pretty quick order. The drink menu is pretty standard, with a good selection of beers on tap, including a really good house hazy that I recommend. And of course, wine and cocktails available. And as for food, it is mostly lots of pub favorites, with some house specialties tailored to certain characters. We both wound up going with the Giant Norm Burger, which was excellent. Two beef patties, plenty of cheese, and lots of sauteed mushrooms. Definitely a winner! And price wise, I was pleasantly surprise, as it didn't seem any more expensive than other similar pub sorts of places we explored in Boston, so good on them for not falling into the tourist trap mindset. All told, Cheers was a surprise on this Boston trip. Surprising we went, and surprising how much we enjoyed it. If you want a taste of nostalgia AND a taste of good burgers, definitely consider swinging by if you are visiting.
Step into a time and place where everyone knows your name If you're a fan of the show. Walk down these steps Comm ave was a nice walk to the Cheers bar and restaurant Was so much fun if you grew up with Sam and Diane we are in the pool room. A unique experience in Boston
I grew up right outside Boston and had never been! It's a strangely big tiny place! Lots of tourists in town for FIFA which made the bar lively and fun to be in! The service was attentive, quick and super friendly. The food was bar food - nothing great. But I don't think you come for the food. Bathrooms are also bar bathrooms. Not that I would run back to eat there but it was a fun vibe and a great location!
We had such a fun time visiting the iconic Cheers in Boston! We made sure to sit in Norm's spot (lucky us), which made the experience even more special. I ordered a Bloody Mary that was flavorful and perfectly balanced, while my boyfriend enjoyed a cold, refreshing beer. The atmosphere is exactly what you'd hope for--friendly, lively, and full of nostalgia. A must-stop if you're in Boston, especially for fans of the show!
Food was not good, but I went there for atmosphere. Service was great and it's a fun place.
Such a fun experience here in Boston. Downstairs is the original bar that inspired the show, ( Bull and Finch) and upstairs is a recreation of the set, with memorabilia. Try going midweek to avoid crowds. FUN merchandise to purchase in the store too. Grab a drink and some lunch. A must visit. Staff is very friendly as well. Make sure to go down the back staircase and take a pic!
A very nostalgic themed restaurant/bar! Split into two sections, this place is a must-see! Visiting Boston, of course we needed to stop here. It looks a lot like the show. Tina was awesome and welcomed us to Boston, let alone Cheers! Tons of themed items on the menu but we weren't quite hungry enough for separate meals in the late morning from our travels, so we got an appetizer sampler. It was really delicious and my fun beer mug that I had with the Bull & Finch IPA in it really hit the spot as the "first drink in Boston". I wanted the mug but this being the first stop of our week long trip, I didn't want to splurge too much yet. Overall, it's a bit pricey but the theme/nostalgia and quality is well worth it!
We stopped by Cheers Boston to grab a bite to eat for lunch while exploring the city. Although the interior looks nothing like the actual bar from the long-running television sitcom, there is still something undeniably fun about experiencing a place tied to such an iconic piece of television history. The real establishment is the historic Bull & Finch Pub, which served as the inspiration for the exterior shots used in Cheers. Inside, the walls are filled with memorabilia ranging from cast photos to Boston sports history, giving the entire place a nostalgic atmosphere that fans of the show will immediately appreciate. It feels less like stepping onto a television set and more like stepping into a small piece of Boston pop-culture history. The food and drinks were solid, but the experience itself is really the reason to visit. If you find yourself in the greater Boston area, it's absolutely worth stopping by -- if only to say you had a drink where "everybody knows your name." .
Unfortunately, nobody knew my name haha, but you did have the option to put on a name tag so people could address you accordingly. Haha I won't hold that against them though, it was my first time being there so that's not something I'll use against them haha! The drinks were surprisingly more affordable than I was anticipating and we were able to find seats, although it was honestly a miracle given all the tourists and patrons wandering around and waiting online by the bar. If you're a fan of the show, Boston drinking History and the culture, I would say definitely check this spot out, otherwise there's not much point waiting around for an overly packed bar for drinks you could get elsewhere for less hassle. The environment is nostalgia ridden and FULL of history and meme prices with plenty of stories to hear and tell. Servers are expert navigators and quick to attend to you. Drinks are worth the wait for the size and price, but nothing out of the ordinary.
I forgot this place was here. I saw it coming in from the airport to our hotel. I immediately thought we need to go there. Not too far from out hotel, we walked through the park, found it and went down stairs. I just had to see it. Woe. It was smaller than I thought it would be. We walked around to the back side. The whole place was packed. We finally got a seat and ordered some drinks. A few bar seats came open and we sat there. The tender was awesome and real helpful. We then ordered the calamari. Wow The best I've ever had. They do something special. The peppers are an awesome touch. The place was pretty special even though it wasn't the actual bar I remembered. The food was really good. The beer was cold. The people were real nice. It felt like I imagined it would. P.S. I just found out there is an upstairs with a replica bar. Now we need to go back. Really didn't need a reason but now I have one.
Cheers used to be the Bull & Finch Pub and there is still signage with both names. It is right in downtown Boston; across from Boston Common on Beacon Street. It is definitely a trip down memory lane, jam packed with photos and memorabilia from the classic t.v. sitcom; even though this isn't where the actual show was filmed. Of course we had to have a cold beer and we were happy when we noticed a few empty barstools at the downstairs bar on a early Sunday afternoon. Even though the bar was basically just an inspiration for the bar in Cheers it really packs in the tourists with tables and stools really close together. (No sightings of Sam, Diane, Woody, Norm, or Cliff) Service was good and we had 2 cold beers, (Sam Adams of course.). They were $10 each and for an extra $3 you can get a dimpled souvenir Cheers mug. (We opted not to.). They have a large food menu, but we didn't order any food. There is also a gift shop with every kind of Cheers item you can imagine, (t-shirts, magnets, hats, ornaments, etc. ). I thought things were quite overpriced; but it was still fun to have a look. Cheers is a "must visit" place in Boston; but one visit is definitely enough. read more
Be prepared to wait unless you get there when it opens (11:00). We ordered one dish the Rebecca's FIsh & Chips and they split the food for us on different plates. The fish was nice & crisp but definitely needed the tartar sauce which was very good. Of course we down our meal with some good draft beers Octoberfest. The place had TV's and your regular sports chit chat. They also have a gift shop where you could get souvenirs. I recommend this spot for anyone in thats visiting or in the area. read more
3 years ago
There's an old adage, "Never meet your heroes.", but it could just as easily have said, "Never go to bars you only know from TV, and expect them to be the same." Finding the building was no problem, they have a giant banner hanging off the construction scaffolding. Follow the signs downstairs and you'll discover a bar that in no way, shape, or form resembles Cheers from the TV show. Small, crowded, every surface was covered by discarded napkins and spilled beer. We opted for standing at a wooden center stanchion/rail because even trying to squeeze in and stand at the bar was an exercise in futility. The bartender was on point! Hustling from one side to the other, no one had to wait on her to fill their mugs, and everyone seemed happy. Every staff member we encountered was friendly and helpful. We did not eat but the food we saw going by looked good. There is another bar upstairs, they call it the 'set bar' and while you can tell they are trying to make it look like the bar from the show but it isn't quite there. read more
1 year ago
2 years ago
We came here because, well, it's "Cheers"! How can you come to Boston and not check it out?!? If you're looking to eat, you should make a reservation. We stopped in for a quick cocktail with friends. We got all the "Cheers" vibes in the atmosphere. Service was very friendly, attentive and quick. read more
This is a great fun touristy place. We read bad reviews but still wanted to see Cheers!! We got seated at the main bar right away It was 3 pm on a Thursday. Ordered draft beers and a Blackberry Truly on draft. It was so good. We ordered chicken wings. They were a 10 out of 10. Messy and lips burned but oh so good. We had to buy two matching tee shirts! read more
4 years ago
My coworker and I came to Cheers for the nostalgia. We were disappointed when no one knew our names. We looked at every picture and detail downstairs. Look, I only had beer. I can't tell you if the food is good. The atmosphere felt like the show and that is what I wanted. The beer was great. Thanks for the memories! read more
Ok. I remember watching with my parents and I have a very nostalgic view of this place. We just popped in for a drink, to satiate my memories, and it was worth it. Yeah, it's gimmicky now, with a gift shop and what not, but it meant more to me. The fact that when I cashed out, the bartender called me by name just made my little heart sing. We didn't have any food there, so I can't speak to that. If you're in the area, why not stop by!? read more
1 year ago
3 years ago
Enjoyed my visit. If you loved the show, you'll love the place. There is a set next door you can take photos in along with a gift shop. Prices are reasonable. I think I paid about 16 for a bowl of clam chowder with lots of clam meat in it. They have mug sizes and the option of a bread bowl as well. The local hard cider was delicious. I will return again. read more
6 months ago
1 year ago
Went here for lunch on a Sunday about noon, the entry is chaos. The hop on/off busses all stop here. Downstairs, there is a host stand, if you want to eat, go there first. People were queuing, both to see the downstairs bar and to put in a name for food. Just ask someone what queue they "think" they are in as there are no signs, adjust accordingly. OK upstairs bar, this is the set from the show, or a replica, not sure but it's fun and the gift shop and teeny tiny bathrooms are also upstairs (aka "Melville's" from the show). Upstairs is supposed to be drinks only unless seated by the host. Grabbed a tiny two top and the server was kind enough to let us order food. Clam chowder was fantastic! It's solid bar food, yes, this is a bar! It's not fine dining, came out fast and hot, server was on it, outstanding. Some of the others did look a bit exhausted, but everyone was super pleasant!! Smiles, super kind, and given the pace and volume of people, they were absolutely stellar! Saw an older review about poor service and rude manager that had me concerned, was 100% not the case. Could have sat here all day, but we didn't want to be rude. We had a blast, yes, we're in our 50's, been watching re-runs since we got back, forgot how funny Cheers was! If you're in the area, at least stop by and check it out!! read more
1 year ago
2 years ago
It was fun to visit but pricey and very commercialized. Two large retail stores and a replica of the Cheers TV show set, which is just for show; however there is space where you can order drinks and food. It was very crowded and several areas were marked reserved, though the bartender told us that one of the levels was closed the day we visited. Way too crowded and cramped for my taste read more
1 year ago
We barely made it to this iconic place at 8:30pm before they closed at 9:00pm. Hoping for a quick drink at the bar and craving calamari, we were pleasantly surprised when they welcomed us and offered a table. We ordered the calamari but were surprised to find it served with fried jalapenos and other veggies, along with some unappetizing salad at the bottom. It wasn't what we expected, but my husband enjoyed the fried jalapenos. I guess since it's bar food, I shouldn't have expected anything amazing. read more
It is now my tradition to come to cheers after the Boston marathon. It's such a fun place to hang with friends and enjoy good food and drinks. We go downstairs and sat at the bar. The bartender was great! He was super busy but managed the bar very well. I'm a creature of habit and get the same thing every time. Carla's meatball sub hits the spot every time! read more
Ummmm!!! Don't know where to start! It's Cheers!! Through all the nostalgia and people tourists, self included ;), we had a great time! We came at just the right time to get into the bar right where all the actions took place! The bar tenders were truly great and responsive. They've got such a big crowd going in a small space and it says a lot with how great they are! Drinks were amazing, and I wished I tried the food but what I saw look appealing! I would say, try not and make this a spot where you hang for a long time, bc a lot of ppl want a seat at the table, and by table, I mean anything available!!! They've got a great gift shop and another part of the building that you can go in and be nostalgic! We didn't get to go in bc of private event, but from what we saw, still a great space! Go, see, experience! Say I've been! read more
1 year ago
Warning, staff is EASILY the rudest staff I've ever encountered in my life. Crowded bar of people trying to enjoy themselves and have fun. A miserable bartender, Jess, who was clearly having a bad day looked extremely angry every time the guests did the show chant. After about 10 different people did the chant she turns and yells at our party to be quiet because there's a private event in the other room. We asked why we were being singled out and she scoffed at us. 2 minutes later another guest did the chant and the entice bar joined in and she started daggers at us. When we once again voiced our feelings on how rude she was being she starts forcefully yanking away our glasses and tells US to leave. Again, I have to hammer down we took part in 2 chants but there were about 10-15 in the few minutes we were there. We demanded to see a manager and she starts screaming and infront of everyone tells us to "get the fuck out". Funny enough she wasn't even our bartender, so this is all our first experience with the nasty bitch. When the manager finally comes out without even saying hello or asking us what happened he IMMEDIATELY screamed at us that we have to leave and we will NOT treat his staff that way. We said "and I guess you don't care what your staff did to us first? And he said " Bye get the fuck out" The place was horrible, the glasses weren't properly cleaned and tasted like dishwasher soap, and once again the staff was just UNBELIEVABLY rude. I know it's an attractive tourist location so this won't keep you from going but just beware is all. read more
My first time here even though I've walked by this place numerous times. It is pretty big inside even though it doesn't look like that from the outside. It is geared towards tourists and they have a lot of "Cheers" paraphernalia around. We got a hamburger and a cheeseburger along with 2 beers (came upto 70$). Food was pretty good and the service was quick. It was interesting seeing the set bar upstairs. Overall it was a good experience but I may not necessarily visit again. read more
I was simply giddy walking into this place. Lucky for us, we found a seat at the bar within 5 minutes. When I first walked down the stairs and opened the door, I was surprised at how small it was and how packed it was. We were only there to drink & gawk & soak it all in. We sat down next to a sweet couple who were tourists just like us. We were both on different cruise ships. We gave each other pointers on travel ports. Why am I adding this you ask?? Because people are friendly at Cheers! After a couple of rounds, hubby showed me the rest of the establishment. We went through the gift shop to get to the upstairs. The upstairs was another bar. It is a replica of the bar that was filmed on a set. I was smiling from ear to ear. There are plenty of seating options upstairs for bar & food as well as down stairs. I was taken by the beauty of the staircase. It was a former hotel I believe. Hubby & I had to have souvenirs. There prices are pricey. When I'm on vacay, I will pay extra for a sweet memory. Hubby handed me a black t-shirt that he wanted to buy. (I thought, What???? He hates black t-shirts.) I didn't question it. I saw it said Cheers. I believe the t-shirt was $40 or just under $40. Also, not like him to buy a $40 t-shirt. Once, we returned to the cruise ship, everything made sense. I saw what the back of the shirt said. If you can't say anything nice, say it about Diane. I chuckled. My name is Diann. ** The hop on hop off bus in Boston lets you out right outside Cheers.** We made a great memory here. I am smiling as I'm writing this. read more
1 year ago
When I found out that Cheers was just a 10-minute train ride from the hotel, I knew I had to pay a visit during my time in Boston! I grew up loving the show and thought it would be fun to actually have a pint at the bar and grab a bite to eat! Cheers, formerly the Bull and Finch Pub, was actually the inspiration for the bar in the show. The inside is actually set up much differently. We got there at 1 pm on a Thursday and they were already packed! Like crazy busy. We were quoted a 30-minute wait to sit down and eat. During that time, I had to be pretty patient and jockey around the pack of people to finally get to the bar and order a pint of Sam Adams ($10). They serve them in these pretty cool (or at least I think so) dimpled mugs with the Cheers Boston logo on them. Those souvenir mugs will set you back $14 each, fyi. Once we were seated in the back dining area, we both ordered a clam chowder bread bowl ($18.99). Having just, JUST arrived in Boston we wanted to eat something the area is known for and this totally fit the bill. The clam chowder was very tasty and the portion size was quite generous! They were VERY busy while we were there, so there were some waiting times, but everyone was very nice and friendly to us. I have zero complaints about the service we received here. This place has so much to see and check out! Red Sox memorabilia, a Sam "Mayday" Malone jersey, Celtics and Bruins memorabilia, anti-Yankees signs (lol), and so much more. It's just a fun, laid back atmosphere. If you are a fan of the show and are in Bean Town, you owe it to yourself to pay this place a visit! You already know it is going to be overpriced, but it is a fun little nostalgia kick and I very much enjoyed my time here. They have a replica bar setup from the show and a gift shop upstairs. I grabbed a Cheers dimpled mug and a couple of other items while I was there. I am very glad I was able to pay Cheers a visit! 4 solid stars. read more
Great atmosphere and outstanding service. The food was not bad for a busy bar. The thing you must do after seeing the original inspiration location is to go upstairs past the bar's gift shop. There you will see the set of the original TV show. Cheers read more
I knew I would need to check out this Boston institution. Luckily, this was one of the stops on the Old Town Trolley Tour. Prior to visiting Boston, I had read the reviews about this restaurant so I'd thought I'd skip eating here. Of course, I was able to snap a few pictures of the exterior before I had entered the restaurant, which was busy. The restaurant has various dining and souvenir areas. On the second floor, there's a replica of the bar, it is hard to locate. I was glad I didn't give up. I would defiantly recommend checking out this Boston institution. read more
2 years ago
Great place to grab a drink and some food ESPECIALLY IF FAMILIAR WITH THE SHOW! Parking is tough in area but it was worth the walk! Service was great too! read more
2 years ago
Service was great! My food wasn't the best food I've ever had but it was better than I was expecting for a touristy restaurant. I got the grilled chicken panini with fries and it was very good. I came with my family on a Sunday and we got sat right away and it wasn't too packed. I've never seen the show but my grandmas loved it! read more
7 months ago
3 years ago
No food just toured we go here each time visiting Boston and this is the first time in second bar in the Back ,,, lady bartender super friendly and smiled looking like she loves what she does ,, thank you for being pleasant,,, the tall guy bartender ummm just no ,,,,, we drank out two drinks and left ,,, shopping in gift shop as usual but some things are cheaper if you can buy inside the bar. read more
1 year ago
3 years ago
If you want to get some merch and check it out, it's probably alright. I wouldn't bother getting a beer there's nothing decent on tap and the food didn't look good. It's more of a novelty than anything. read more
1 year ago
2 years ago
The upstairs it the gift shop viewing of the cheers set and bathrooms. The downstairs has two seating areas and two bars for the restaurant. Smaller than it appears in YouTube videos. read more
Cute restaurant in replica of the show cheers. We were luck enough to be seated in the replica section of the restaurant. Food was delish. We had the meatball sub, hamburger, clam chowder bowl, patty melt, and kids pasta with tomato sauce. The kiddo is a pasta snob, however she approved and ate almost all her pasta. I would go back in a heartbeat read more
4 years ago
What a fantastic experience to have in Boston! I'm not even that big of a Cheers fan (more of a Frazier fan), and I had a great time ! Bartender, I think his name was Ryan ? Super friendly and great service. Helped me pick out what beer to drink and what entrée to eat. I wasn't sure what I wanted and he gave the perfect suggestions. I had the opportunity to eat and drink at the bar. It was packed but well worth it. Gift shop was really expensive so unfortunately I didn't purchase anything but there's all kinds of great stuff Definitely recommend going upstairs and checking out the original film set read more
3 years ago
We were too excited to stop here for lunch with my partner's parents. It's one of the first things they mentioned when they arrived. To expectation set: the set bar is small and very popular, especially for tourist. The gift shop and dining area down stairs are a little larger but it's goin going to be a tight squeeze. This is a popular spot so get there at opening or prepare to wait a bit. Our wait was about 30mins which gave us time to walk through the building and see all the cool memorabilia around. Even got a photo of the whole gang. It's America bar food that's out fast and tastes good. There were no complaints. They have a nice size drink menu and some good draft options for the beer lovers. While we couldn't see, at the very top there is an event space. Great stop, with elevators for those who have knees that can't deal with the stairs. Highly recommended. read more
3 years ago
It is one of the iconic places to visit, especially if you know about Cheers. It's just something that I wanted to make sure to check out while in Boston. The place is actually much larger than it looks. We didn't get to see the other section as it was closed. The bartender here was friendly and quick to get our drinks and as well as for others. read more
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