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The Black Rose is a must-stop on your travels through historic Faneuil Hall – Quincy Market. Guinness poured by staff with an authentic brogue, award-winning gastronomic offerings and live music 7 nights a week.
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Boston, MA 02109 857-465-4100. INFO. The Black Rose is...
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Boston’s premier Irish pub and restaurant. The Black Rose...
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Boston's best Irish Pub. Where the pints of Guinness are...
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Boston’s premier Irish pub and restaurant. The Black Rose has been serving up perfect pints of Guinness and traditional Irish fare 365 days a year since 1976.
- 160 State Street, Boston, 02109, MA
- (857) 465-4100
The Black Rose offers awesome menu's for breakfast and dinner. Also, take a look at The Black Rose's function packet to see menu options for private parties!
- 160 State Street, Boston, 02109, MA
- (857) 465-4100
The Black Rose. 4.4. 90 Reviews. $30 and under. Irish. Great for live music. Neighborhood gem. Great for craft beers. For the past 40 years, The Black Rose has been Boston’s premier Irish pub and restaurant.
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- (857) 465-4100
- 160 State St, Boston, United States, MA
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- The Black Rose
- The Brendan Behan Pub
- The Burren
- Corrib Pub & Restaurant
- The Druid
- The Dubliner
- Emmets Irish Pub
- Irish Village
- J.J. Foley’s Cafe
A lively sports bar on Dorchester Avenue, the Banshee is the official home to several local chapters of international soccer supporters’ clubs; it’s also the most reliable place in town to watch rugby. On the culinary side, the pub doesn’t quite dig into Irish cuisine—you’ll find everything from steak and cheese egg rolls to burritos to pizza on th...
If you are seeking an Irish pub near Faneuil Hall, stick to this spot that’s been properly pouring pints for close to 50 years. You’ll find a legendary tradition of live Irish music here, and the menu combines New England classics with Irish treats to serve a true taste of Boston. Swing by on a weekend morning for a full Irish breakfast. 160 State ...
Best of Boston winner, 1990, 1991, 1994, 2002, 2004, 2008, and 2011 Portraits of Irish authors (including the namesake himself) adorn this watering hole, along with political and punk memorabilia fit for a Jamaica Plain local. The Behan has an extensive craft beer list and hosts regular food pop-ups—Rafa the Burrito Guy, for instance, appears on We...
Irish musicians Tommy McCarthy and Louise Costello founded the Burren over 25 years ago, and it’s been a bastionfor traditional tunes ever since. You can catch nightly music sessions (as well as the occasional comedy set or trivia) in both the front and the back room, and the hearty food menu has something for everyone, including plenty of vegetari...
There’s a sense of familiarity that fills this pair of neighborhood pubs in Brighton and West Roxbury, where the roaring fireplace is especially welcoming during colder months. The prime rib special, when available, is quintessential, old-school comfort food, but any day of the week there’s a full menu of pub grub that’s also friendly on the wallet...
Best of Boston winner, 2015 Come for the fish and chips, stay for everythingelse. Whether it’s Irish music sessions on Wednesdays and weekends, the small-but-mighty draft list, the amicable Irish bar staff, or the fascinating floating banshees above the bar, the Druid is the ultimate place to while away an afternoon or evening and feel truly transp...
Best of Boston winner, 2023 You might think this 2022 newcomer, steps from the Government Center T station, has been there forever; it’s shiny and attractive, sure, but it knows how to handle bustling crowds like a decades-old spot. The food is the star here, courtesy of chef and partner Aidan McGee, who worked his way through Michelin-starred rest...
Best of Boston winner, 2016 and 2022 This pub is the kind of place where Beacon Hill lawyers like to debrief over pints after billable hours are over. But you don’t need to be among the hungry after-work hordes to appreciate the traditional trappings and hearty, standout pub fare, including shepherd’s pie, bangers and mash, and a signature Guinness...
This welcoming bar, around since the 1970s, frequently switches up its draft lines with solid craft beer selections from Notch, Allagash, and more—including an excellent pull of Guinness. The only food options are toasties. For your entertainment, there’s a fun jukebox, darts, and ex-patriate Irish regulars who are as congenial as the small bar the...
Another landmark Boston bar, J.J. Foley’s has been pouring pints in the South End for more than 100 years. It claims the title of the oldest family-run Irish pub in town. But the often-packed establishment doesn’t rest on its laurels, continuing to serve better-than-it-needs-to-be fare and rotating specials, like chicken piccata, bangers and mash w...
The Black Rose. 3.5 (903 reviews) Claimed. $$ American, Irish Pub. Open 11:00 AM - 2:00 AM (Next day) Updated 2 weeks ago. See hours. See all 588 photos.
The Black Rose has been serving up live music, perfect pints of Guinness and traditional Irish fare 365 days a year since 1976. It’s a beloved Boston institution, located just steps from historic Faneuil Hall.
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