Went in expecting a dive bar, got what I was looking for. Good service and nachos are decent as wellread more

This is a typical dive bar with typical bar food. Food and drinks reasonably priced, shots a bit…read morehigh. Had the chicken Ceasar wrap; tasted more of the fried batter than chicken.

Cute little dive bar that is a favorite for locals. I popped in here as a tourist while I was on a…read morepub crawl tour and we were lucky enough to get a spot at the bar. It really is very tiny, so just be aware that seating is sometimes limited. They didn't have too much on draft, thought some of that was due to the Scottish being in town for the World Cup the week before. We went with lemon drop shots, and the bartender was very transparent about the fact that he was out of most of his supplies due to the Scottish. No fault at all to them for that because that was the situation at every bar we went to. Service was friendly, the shot was nice and strong, and it was a nice little spot. Beyond drinking, there isn't really much going on in the bar in terms of activities, but there were TVs. So, watching sports here is definitely an option. I'd definitely say that this spot is worth popping in if you are enjoying a night on the town, but that it probably shouldn't be the only spot you go to.

I did return to this bar next time I was here! This place is still great almost 10 years later!…read more A lot more law enforcement patches have been added to the bar inside! Keep up the great service Durty Nelly's!

We were looking for a quick bite to eat after checking into our hotel across the street and the…read morefood here hit the spot! Fast and fresh food that exceeded typical pub quality. The lobster roll, tho overpriced as always, was delish, as were the more traditional selections at the table - a reuben and chicken strips. Both were served hot and tasty! Service could be improved through menu knowledge and more frequent check-ins. Great pub ambience. Live music was setting up, which is a treat for a weeknight!

Cool Irish pub with a good beer list, and some decent pub food. They have live music on occasion. I…read morestopped by during a busy time of the day just to grab some food and a quick drink. Service was great, the staff from the door guy checking ID to the bar tenders were friendly and helpful. If you're looking for something to eat there's a decent chance you can get a table or spot at the bar without too long a wait like you'll come across at most restaurants in downtown Boston.

Only had drinks but it was really busy on a Thursday night. Place was packed with Scots in town for…read moreWorld Cup Soccer. No TVs but with them there, we didn't need any. Drinks were great and an excellent selection to choose from.

Mr. Dooley's is a fun Irish pub to visit. I had a Guinness, a Maker's and soda, and the super…read morenachos. The menu has a lot of traditional Irish/English options to choose from. This is definitely a good spot to spend an afternoon with friends. I did also love the traditional style of the bar. Very old world.

I don't think it's a thing, maybe we got lucky. But Monday Night Karaoke is a thing here. Here was…read moreour experience on around 9pm. AMBIANCE: Parking: Street parking. It can be pretty tough finding something so good luck. Seating: It's 3 floors of vibes (depending on the day) but this is no hidden gem, if you're looking for a local vibe, check this place out. Vibes: The nice touristy side of Boston, walking distance to a few scenic things. As for the spot, think Irish bar meets full-on nightlife energy. One floor might have karaoke, another has DJs, and another is just people vibing with drinks. It's lively, a little chaotic (in a fun way), and definitely a younger crowd energy. FOOD/DRINKS: Drinks are solid and pretty affordable for Boston, which is always a win. They've got everything from beers and seltzers to margaritas and cocktails. This isn't a craft cocktail lounge--it's more of a "grab a drink and keep the night going" type of place. CUSTOMER SERVICE: Great! I needed water and they provided it, no problem! TL; DR OVERALL: 5 Stars. I didn't expect to have so much fun on a Monday night (the singing, the crowd participation, the dancing). What. A. Vibe. Maybe I got lucky but I hope you get this experience when you stop by.Fun, high-energy, and perfect for a night out with friends. Not the place for a quiet drink--but if you're trying to turn up a little and keep things moving, this is a solid stop in Boston. TIPS: *They seem to have something going on every night so check their website!

This was a fun bar to go to on St. Patrick's Day weekend. There are three different floors so you…read morecan choose the vibe or music scene you're looking for. They have various weekday specials to draw people in and it gets pretty packed on the weekends. I would go again.

Walked in and immediately felt at home. Very reasonably priced. Wonderful comfort food…read more Exceptional service with sarcasm and a smile. I wouldn't want it any other way.

Soon as I walked in, I was treated as if I've been there for years bartender was great. I think his…read morename was Chris, but he's in the photo. He's awesome. Made some new buddies. Everything was clean. Food smelled great. Drinks were great everything well priced ! crowd dispersed after a certain time so it was even better. He had room to move around.

Stopped in on a whim and met Michelle. She was wonderful. She was attentive and so informative of…read morethe Boston area. This was our favorite stop so far! Great local bar!

Waited 50 minutes for our dinner. Great for pure drinking but don't recommend for dinning. Food was…read moremid. Better places around the corner.

Really nice historical stop to come in to visit for a drink!…read more You can find your basic drinks here and some specialty historical thee cocktails too. Inside, it really has that historical look to it and you can visualize those in the 1800s sitting around having a few pints.

The Green Dragon Tavern is along Marshall St with all the other historic restaurants and taverns…read morefrom the Revolutionary times. Except The Green Dragon is a phony. A big fat phony! The original Green Dragon Tavern was torn down in 1832. This place opened in 1993. That's 33 years old. My dad has socks older than that. So why still 4 stars? Well, the service was excellent, the beer selection was decent and the burger I got was fantastic. The Joseph Warren burger. It had Swiss cheese, sauteed onions, and bourbon bacon jam. Delicious! Moral of the story; if you are going to be a phony then at least have a good burger, cold beer and good service.