THE BEST DAMN DIVE BAR IN BOSTON All roads lead to Biddy’s...

Pull up a stool at Broadside Tavern, where Boston meets the best of Irish banter! With pints flowing, sports showing, and the warm buzz of craic in the air, it's the perfect spot to gather your clan, cheer on your team, or just soak in the good vibes - Irish style.

Step into Emmet’s Irish Pub in Beacon Hill and you’ll swear you’ve crossed the Atlantic. With a pint of Guinness in hand, a plate of shepherd’s pie on the table, and the hum of lively conversation all around, it’s Boston’s own corner of Ireland - where the craic is mighty and the welcome’s even warmer.

A neighborhood staple, the Irish Village has been a Brighton landmark since the early 1970’s. Originally owned by Peter Lee, a Galway native new to America, the Irish Village offered other Irish immigrants a taste of home. The warm and welcoming atmosphere quickly drew in others of non-Irish descent, turning the Irish Village into a neighborhood pub in the truest sense.

Ned Devine's Irish Pub in Boston's historic Faneuil Hall is where Irish charm meets New England flair. By day, it's a cozy spot to savor award-winning clam chowder and hearty pub fare. By night, it transforms into a lively venue with live music and dancing. Whether you're catching a game or enjoying a night out, Ned Devine's offers a warm welcome and a pint of cheer.