Walking around we came across this tavern & decided to give it a try…read more Once settled we started with some drinks Blueberry mule, nice taste & good amount of alcohol. Also had Sam Addams good beer. We started with the Tavern wings, lemon herb, yumm the wings were very tasty good sauce, crispy & good size wings. Also tried the Clam showier, it was good. Next up the Steak & cheese egg rolls , such a simple idea yet so tasty they were great w the chipotle aioli dipping sauce & finally the Lobster Mac & cheese was not bad. There's something to be said when dinning at a place that has such a history kinda cool to know that people like our nations first president dined here, Mr Washington. The restaurant has a nice colonial charm, that steps back into the 18th century with the modern amenities of TV's to catch all the sports game. Good size restaurant, great service & the nostalgia of dinning at one the countries oldest eateries was nice, we enjoyed our time here.

Pretty good food this is the oldest Tavern in Boston…read more Ambiance is historic for sure def feels like you're in a tavern. I got the shepherds pie and it was really good. Very happy with it. My husband got the hanger steak and he said it was delicious. Def recommend coming here especially for the historical aspect.

Best Boston Cream Pie EVER!!!! We walked by and saw that this is the location it originated…read more How cool is that?

The Omni Parker House is a beautiful historic hotel in the heart of Boston with an unbeatable…read morelocation. The building is full of character, and the staff was incredibly hospitable throughout our stay. I also enjoyed the restaurant, which served delicious food and added to the overall experience. Unfortunately, there was one major issue that significantly impacted my stay. The bathroom design in my room was shockingly impractical. I am only 5'4", yet there was virtually no way to sit on the toilet because of how it was positioned. It felt like a serious design flaw, and I genuinely do not understand what the architects were thinking or how a room with a bathroom layout like that is considered acceptable for guests. While the hotel's history, location, staff, and dining were all wonderful, the bathroom setup was disappointing enough that it detracted from an otherwise excellent experience.

Amazing everything... If you can afford it, stay there every time!…read moreGreat spa, pool, gym was tight though. Staff was too notch accommodating and friendly!! Great for business meetings too! Location is perfect for doing everything. Views of harbour and planes taking off are gorgeous!!

Very nice view and very poor food. I would never come here…read more Only drink if you ever go hear.

This place has such a cool vibe and the food is pretty tasty but there is room for improvement. We…read moresat outside each time and each time the server was slammed. We did go on a sat night and then for Sunday brunch, so both busy times. IMO this is likely more of a staffing issue than anything - when the server did tend to us he was lovely. This review is for my most recent experience - brunch. Service was on the slower side (they did warn us too so that was good) but we didn't mind cause we were enjoying our time together. The food was good but not as great as I wanted it to be. Mocktails: I ordered the sunset tonic and my friend ordered the dirty gimlet. Both were super tasty. I would get the sunset tonic again. Apps: We ordered "Fried green tomatoes" as an app and they were delicious but not like the traditional ones I've had before - they looked red actually - not sure if that was intentional. Mains: My friend ordered a chicken katsu sandwich and she enjoyed it. I tried the fries and they were delicious. I ordered the salmon and risotto and was surprised that it seemed like only half of my fish made it to the plate - it was a VERY small piece of salmon. It was cooked just the way I requested tho. The portion here (protein to risotto) was way off. I would not order this again - for $38, I expected a full piece of salmon. Dessert: My friend ordered the creme brulee and I ordered the olive oil orange cake and the passion fruit pineapple sorbet. So good - we had no complaints here. All in all this place is good, but expect the service to be a little on the slower side if you're sitting outside and maybe inquire about the portions of protein if that's important to you.

What an amazing find in downtown Boston! We had dinner at 1928 and absolutely loved the entire…read moreexperience. We sat at the bar, which had such a fun, vibrant vibe, and the ambiance was fantastic. It felt stylish and energetic while still being comfortable and inviting.The bartender Ayana was amazing The service was excellent--attentive, friendly, and made the evening feel special. Everything we ordered was delicious, especially the burger, tuna tartare, and Caesar salad. Each dish was beautifully presented and full of flavor. Between the great food, wonderful service, and fantastic atmosphere, 1928 is definitely a place we'll be coming back to. Such a great Boston spot--highly recommend!

such a fun concept!…read more The Oyster bar was fabulous, and being aboard the boat. The Clam bar didn't have chowder. We opted for the Taco place, such a cool silver truck. But--- the bowl, said "ROASTED VEGETABLES" on the board, came with RAW chunks of cauliflower, broccoli + zucchini, and shredded carrots. (Not at all the same) I asked the server if they were supposed to have been cooked. She said no.

free social space with overpriced food trucks & drinks. i like that they have cornhole, jenga,…read moreoversized connect 4. it would be better with more games. it has an off vibe if you are from boston. yes, it's nice & "free" and the view is gorgeous, buttt if this is what boston is turning into, it's been going downhill in a steep decline thanks to mediocre food, mediocre drinks, mediocre overpriced everything except the views. i almost prefer how it used to be...

I was so excited on my first trip to Boston to check out Cheers. Bull & Funch Pub was the original…read morename and it opened in 1969. But was renamed to Cheers in 2002 after the exterior was used in the TV show. We rode the Old Town Trolley and this was one of the stops. We got off the bus at roughly 10:45 AM, and there was a line to the street corner of folks waiting to get in as it didn't open until 11:00. We got in shortly after the doors opened and found a seat at the bar downstairs. I had a 20 oz blueberry hefeweizen. It was refreshing and yummy! Lisa took great care of us. She was the only bartender and did an excellent job serving the crowd! The upstairs bar is a smaller replica of the bar on the show. There were lots of photo opportunities upstairs as they had a huge wall mural with all the Cheers characters as well as other lifesize cutouts outside the gift shop. If you grew up watching Cheers like me I highly recommend you stop by for a cold one and say hi to Norm for me;)

Being that I am a Bostonian, Cheers was always on my bucket list but never need the top of it. But…read moreafter 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!

What is there not to like? Get lost in a French style Brassiere for a couple of hours dining and…read moredrinking and relaxing w delicious well prepared and thoughtful dishes. Any dining establishment can be charming with the right outward appearance. The food and staff add a soul to Ma Maison. And it is wonderful to be in this brassiere's dining room. The simple salad contained the best tomatoes, greens crisp at the right temperature delicious house dressing and do get the goat cheese. Scallops were fantastic, browned perfectly, mussels were delicious. Also ordered escargot. Bread was the freshest and made on premises. Fries are real French fries, delicious. We ate a lunch here but more like our main meal of the day.

A gem!!! We came here to celebrate my husband's birthday dinner, and we were both so impressed…read more Everything we ordered was so good, from the complimentary bread+butter to the soups to our mains. Best french onion soup I've had and their lobster bisque was also really nice - good flavor, slight spice and chunks of lobster bits! My husband ordered the steak frites and I got the Sunday special (lamb chops) and we have no notes! So yummy! The ambiance is cozy and gives French bistro vibes and service was good and timely. I'd love to come back!

Made my way into Amber Road late afternoon on August 26, 2026. Coming in from the street entrance…read morewas a little confusing because there wasn't a host stand there. Once inside, we realized it was on the far right near what appeared to be another entrance from inside 100 Federal Street. The initial greeting was a little cold. No smile or warm welcome, just a question about whether we had reservations. We were given the choice of sitting inside or outside, which was nice. We chose inside, and the space is beautiful. The seating, copper details and huge faux cherry blossom tree really make the room. Our waitress, was all smiles when she came over and recommended the Painkiller, which immediately reminded me of being on a Caribbean vacation. I really enjoyed it. My wife had the 50/50 Martini, which officially jumped to second place on her list of best martinis in the city. For food, we shared the Wagyu Beef Sliders, Mini Tuna Tacos, Calamari and Truffle Fries. The sliders were probably the weakest for me. The meat tasted a little plain, and some extra sauce or being offered condiments would have helped. The truffle fries had a mix of crispy and softer fries, which I actually enjoy. The calamari was delicious with its creamy dipping sauce. The Mini Tuna Tacos were easily my favorite. Fresh tuna with a light, crispy shell and plenty of flavor. I'd order those again without thinking twice. Service was where the experience fell short. After our food arrived, our waitress didn't check on us again until we were basically finished. With barely any customers in the restaurant at the time, I expected the service to be more attentive. I would have ranked this spot higher, but the overall service could definitely improve. Also, random honorable mention for the restroom. The oyster shell wallpaper is such a cool detail. I notice things like that, and it fit the space perfectly. Overall, Amber Road is a beautiful restaurant with good food and drinks. There's a lot to like here, but the service kept the experience from being as good as it could have been.

Stopped by Amber Road on the way to a concert at the Garden, mostly because it's conveniently…read morelocated between there and South Station. We sat at the bar and had a really nice experience overall! The space itself is stunning, it has the unique combo of being upscale and design-forward, while also having massive TVs everywhere. It would be a nice place to watch a game if traditional sports bars aren't your thing. Since we were just stopping by for a quick snack, I can't speak to much of the menu, but the Mini Tuna Tacos were really tasty. We also tried one of the flatbreads, but I probably wouldn't order it again. The crust was underwhelming and the toppings didn't really make up for it. My favorite part of the experience was the dirty martini. They make it exactly to my taste: just briney enough with perfect blue cheese olives. I'd definitely visit again in this kind of scenario. Based on other reviews, it seems like the menu is worth exploring further.