Best Irish Pub in Back Bay, Boston The Oldest Sports Bar In America Is Open Again In The Back Bay! Formerly McGreevy's, A Staple In Back Bay. A.T. O'Keeffe's Brings You The Same Great Drinks And Lively Scene In The Heart Of The Back Bay.

AMERICAS OLDEST TAVERN First pour: 1795 We are proud to be America's oldest, continuously operating, tavern since 1795. The Bell in Hand is the perfect place to grab raw oysters, lobster rolls, clam chowder, fish and chips, burgers and salads. Bell in Hand in Boston, MA. Call us at (617) 227-2098. Check out our location and hours, and latest menu with photos and reviews.

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

The best damn dive bar in Boston

ALTHOUGH THERE IS NO KITCHEN AT THIS COZY, NEIGHBORHOOD GATHERING PLACE, IT IS AN INSTITUTION ALL ON ITS OWN. FROM TRAVELERS TO LOCALS, IT HAS FOUND ITS MARK AS ONE OF THE FEW TRADITIONAL IRISH PUBS LEFT IN BOSTON. BRENDAN BEHAN PUB OFFERS A VARIETY OF CRAFT BEERS, WINES BY THE GLASS, AS WELL AS TASTY COCKTAILS. A COMFORTABLE, INVITING, WATERING HOLE WITH GREAT CONVERSATION, LIVE SESSION MUSIC, AND IF YOU’RE LUCKY A FOOD POP -UP. (BURITTO, OYSTER SHUCKING, SUSHI TO NAME A FEW!) FOR A LAID BACK ATMOSPHERE AND TRADITIONAL FEEL VISIT US HERE AT BRENDAN BEHAN PUB!

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.

Located just on the edge of Faneuil Hall and Boston’s Financial District, Coogan’s is the fun neighborhood pub on the corner! With friendly staff that serves up fresh American-style pub food - including award-winning wings - Coogan’s is a classic Irish pub in the great tradition of its sister venues The Black Rose, Clerys and Dillon’s. At Coogan's, you'll always find draft beer specials, Thursday night trivia, and a guaranteed great time! Having just celebrated its 29th anniversary, it’s a great spot to catch a game, meet friends, have a casual lunch or dance the night away. It’s a cozy neighborhood bar with fantastic homemade pizzas, delectable sandwiches, sliders and apps, great burgers and steak tips, and of course fish & chips. And don’t miss the wings!

It’s like home, but with more taps. We treat all out guests like we would treat visitors in our own home. We pride ourselves as one of Boston’s best Irish pubs. We are friendly, genuine and love serving up great food with a smile. We have a full menu that has locals loving it and visitors becoming locals. Have a seat with old and new friends in our pub.. See why you will be coming back again and again.

It’s like home, but with more taps. We treat all out guests like we would treat visitors in our own home. We pride ourselves as one of Boston’s best Irish pubs. We are friendly, genuine and love serving up great food with a smile. We have a full menu that has locals loving it and visitors becoming locals. Have a seat with old and new friends in our pub.. See why you will be coming back again and again.

Boston’s Best Little Bar Tucked away on Blackstone street you enter a stranger and leave a friend! Small but full of like with a great beer and drink selection along with new concoctions from our amazing bartenders. Light food available

Slainte Located in the heart of one of Boston’s oldest neighborhoods, the Eire Pub has been a fixture for over 50 years. Originally opened as a traditional “Men’s Bar” the Eire has evolved into a world-class eating and drinking establishment. Visited by Presidents Reagan and Clinton, it has become a regular stop for local, national, and international political leaders and candidates.

Founded in 1937, the Éire Society of Boston promotes Irish culture, arts, language, and history. Open to all, it's a non-political, non-sectarian group that honors contributions by Irish and Irish-Americans through events, lectures, and its prestigious Gold Medal Award.

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.

. Cozy neighborhood pub with unbeatable craft beer selection, creative cocktails, and upscale pub food.

The Galway House has been an integral part of the Jamaica Plain neighborhood since our establishment in 1960. Over the past 61 years, we've become a cherished family restaurant, known for our cozy booths, new high-top tables, and a warm atmosphere that turns regulars into family. Our commitment to quality is evident in every aspect of our menu. From our delectable steaks to generous portions and a tempting sandwich board suitable for both lunch and dinner, we strive to provide an exceptional dining experience. Sports enthusiasts can enjoy watching games on one of our five big-screen TVs, creating a lively atmosphere. We take pride in our diverse beverage offerings, including a wide selection of beers, cocktails, and wines. Fresh seafood is a daily highlight, featuring dry scallops straight from the boat. Our homemade soups, crave-worthy clam chowder, and hand-battered thick onion rings add to the culinary delight. And, of course, our pizza is nothing short of amazing. As we celebrate our rich history, we invite both regulars and newcomers to share in the warmth, camaraderie, and quality that have defined The Galway House for over six decades.

Unpretentious Irish pub with a relaxed vibe, live music & a menu of imported beers & whiskeys

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.

Family-owned and operated since 1909, we're located at 117 East Berkley Street in Boston's South End. Here at J.J. Foley's Cafe, we pride ourselves on offering delicious food, great drinks and the friendly service that has represented our long-standing family tradition since 1909. When you walk into J.J. Foley's you not only feel that you are in an authentic Irish pub, but you get a real sense of the history of post-modern Boston. While either visiting our comfortable seated dining room, great for large parties or intimate dinners, or joining us in our classic pre - prohibition bar where you can enjoy a great pint while watching your favorite sporting event or playing your favorite song on Touch Tunes; there is something for everyone to enjoy at J.J. Foley's Cafe! We offer a wide range of seasonal menu choices including grilled pizza, appetizers, salads, burgers, homemade desserts and creative daily specials in addition to a fine Guinness and a wide selection of beer, wine and spirits. If you're looking to host a private party or corporate event we will help you give your guests a true Irish-American experience.

. Food served seven days a week, the best "Irish Pizza" in town, Draught beer only $4. Pool table, and myltiple...

For centuries, a major part of Irish culture and community has been the Publik House. Every town in Ireland has their own pub, a meeting place in which members of the community can gather and relax, celebrate and bond over a pint or a song. The atmosphere within the walls of Ireland's pubs is what makes them so famous around the globe. For over a century, the city of Boston has been rich with Irish tradition and heritage. And of the many Irish ideas that immigrated their way across the Atlantic, the idea of the Pub was not left behind. Lansdowne Street has for decades been one of Boston's most popular destinations. From the Red Sox to concerts and bars, the streets have had almost everything you can ask for.

For nearly a century, L St. Tavern has stood as a cornerstone of the South Boston community, where Irish traditions meet neighborhood charm and good times. Conveniently located at the intersection of L and East 8th Street, this cozy bar welcomes locals, tourists, and the occasional celebrity. L St. Tavern traces its origins all the way back to the prohibition era, when it operated as a speak-easy while the sale of alcohol was illegal in the U.S. After prohibition, L St. Tavern became a prominent bar where locals would go after work. Famously, L Street Tavern was the chosen hangout spot for Matt Damon and Ben Affleck in the film Good Will Hunting, which helped launch both their careers and the bar's global reputation. This truly transformed the bar into what it is today - although it has still hung onto all of its traditions and charm. The bar remains committed to the locals through charity and community events. We celebrate Irish traditions, the local community, and plenty of new faces, so come unwind, make friends, and enjoy a taste of Southie.

Relaxed, modern pub specializing in Irish comfort food and beer, plus cocktails.

MJ O’Connor’s Irish Pub in Boston's Back Bay neighborhood is the quintessential Boston pub, specializing in warm, welcoming service, delicious comfort foods, a full bar, the perfect pint of Guinness, and local craft beers. Our ever-changing menu features seafood staples – including award winning clam chowder, fish & chips and pan seared salmon – alongside classic American cuisine, from burgers to chicken tenders. Inspired salads, hearty sandwiches, tempting desserts, and an appealing kids’ menu round out our selection. Numerous gluten-free and vegetarian options are crafted to please every palate. MJ’s is where the locals go – a longtime Boston favorite and a taste of Ireland, all in the heart of America’s most storied city

MJ O'Connor's Back Bay & Seaport are both centrally located in historic Boston neighborhoods. Serving comfort food favorites and warm New England hospitality with the perfect pint. MJ’s is where the locals go – a longtime Boston favorite and a taste of Ireland, all in the heart of America’s most storied city.

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Nestled in the heart of the financial district is a haven of straight talking, down to earth hospitality that is known to many as “Dooley’s”. Mr Dooley’s Boston Tavern opened its door in September 1991 and since then has become the place to meet for “a pint and a chat” in downtown Boston. Throughout the explosion of “Irish Theme Bars” which have grown in Boston, Mr. Dooley’s has held on to its tried and tested tradition of straight forward hospitality - As one bartender put it “ If ye want a theme park go to Disney, if ye want a pint come to Dooley’s!” Our relaxed attitude is not at the expense of quality. Indeed, Mr. Dooley’s has a full lunch and dinner menu, which has been hailed by the media. Dooley’s has won “Boston’s Best Burgers” and Cheap Eats’ “Best of Boston” and citywide acclaim for our authentic Irish Breakfast. As a tribute to New England, Mr Dooley’s also boasts an array of seafood dishes including traditional New England clam chowder, fresh oysters and lobster. Seven nights a week, there is entertainment which ranges from the traditional to the comical with bands and musicians from Boston and Ireland. But that’s not where it ends. On any given night, an impromptu “Sessuin” can start up, as Mr. Dooley’s is a favourite with many local musicians. But perhaps the best form of entertainment provided is the friendly banter with the bartenders and the wait staff. If you drop into Mr. Dooley’s as a customer, you’ll be leaving as a friend. At 77 Broad Street, Mr. Dooley’s is the one Boston bar where everyone really knows your name!

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.

Whether you're meeting friends for a drink, grabbing a bite to eat with family, or watching the game with fellow sports fans, we have everything you need for a great time.

The Shamrock Pub, your new local Southie hangout, serving up local brews and bites in a casual Irish pub setting. Stop in to hear Boston tunes on the stereo and Boston sports on the tv. Open 7 days a week on the corner of H + 8th.

Sullivan’s Public House in Charlestown is where Irish soul meets Boston charm. Tucked into the historic gaslight district, this neighborhood spot blends old world warmth with modern flair. Grab a pint, dig into some Irish eats or even try their Town Taqueria twist - it’s all good craic and great company.

Welcome to Sweeney’s. A true Irish bar with a story to tell. We’re known for a lively time, and a lively time is what you’ll get. We like to gather outside, belly-up to the bar inside, and let loose until the last pints on Boylston are served. No matter when you amble through our doors, you’ll find us spirited and rambunctious as ever – so sit and stay a while!

Welcome to Tavern at the End of the World WE ARE OPEN UNTIL 2AM EVERYDAY! WEEKEND BRUNCH Served 10am-3pm on Saturday and Sunday. TRADITIONAL IRISH SEISIUN Every Saturday 5pm - 8pm. Irish-style pub in Charlestown, MA, featuring 50+ beers & classic bar food, plus live music & traditional Irish seisiun.

The Banshee is the number one pub and restaurant to watch domestic and European sports in the greater Boston area. Along with great food in a welcoming atmosphere, The Banshee also offers private function rooms for events and watch parties. With a lively calendar of weekly trivia nights, comedy nights and community events throughout the year, there’s something for everyone to enjoy.

From the owners of The Burren, one of the most unique and thriving music venues in the Boston area, comes The Bebop. Situated at the intersection of Boylston and Mass Ave, next to the beating heart of music that is Berklee, The Bebop is primed to be a premiere destination for musicians and fans alike.

The Black Rose is Boston’s OG Irish pub, slinging pints and playing tunes since 1976. Right in the heart of Faneuil Hall, it’s where the Guinness is cold, the music’s live every night, and the vibes are pure Irish magic. Come for the shepherd’s pie, stay for the singalong.

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The Dubliner is downtown Boston’s slice of modern Ireland - think Michelin-level grub, trad tunes midweek, and Guinness poured like a prayer. Right across from City Hall, it’s where you come to feast, sing, sip whiskey, and feel a wee bit closer to home.

Bostons No1 Irish Pub. The Dubliner Boston is Bostons premium Irish bar. Live music, great food & authentic Irish Hospitality.

The Green Dragon Tavern has a long and rich history, playing an important part in the freedom of Boston during the War of Independence. Established in 1654, The Green Dragon was a favourite haunt of Paul Revere (whom we considered a close neighbour) and John Hancock (whose brother lived next door!). It has been ratified by Daniel Webster – the famous historian, that it was indeed in the Green Dragon that the plans for the invasion of Lexington and Concord were overheard thus starting the famous ride of Paul Revere. Today, The Green Dragon still plays host to a diverse and colourful clientele, though the practice of eavesdropping has long since stopped! With a full lunch and dinner menu, it is a popular eatery with visitors to Boston who enjoy dining in a working piece of history! With a full array of Irish-American fare and a wide selection of traditional New England Seafood dishes, The Green Dragon offers a variety of options for even the most discerning palette. Even with its long and noble history, The Green Dragon is still a vibrant and thriving nightspot and is a firm favourite with college students and young professionals. Indeed, The Green Dragon embodies the essence that is the City of Boston – the delicate blend of rich history and vibrant youthfulness! With comedy night every Monday and a selection of Top 40’s cover bands playing each Tuesday through Sunday you are always guaranteed a buzzing night at The Green Dragon!

The Ireland Funds Boston chapter is a cornerstone of Irish-American philanthropy in New England. Hosting one of the most prestigious annual galas, it connects leaders in business, education, and the arts who support Irish culture, peace, and community development across Ireland and beyond.

The Irish American Partnership empowers Ireland's youth and communities through targeted investments in education, arts, and cultural heritage, fostering peace and prosperity while strengthening global Irish connections.