Atwood's Tavern is certainly not the only pub in Cambridge, but I would say that it is the only one that hosts and annual bacon-eating contest. However, if pork pounding is not your scene, you can still come down for any of the other [more...]

Hurricane O'Reilly's on Canal Street is a proud member of the Irish Connection, a grouping of bars and pubs in downtown Boston that features a great "express menu" that promises your food will arrive in only 10 minutes. As such, its an [more...]

Garden at the Cellar in Cambridge is part of a cluster of shops, including Wine at the Cellar and the Cellar, which combine to make up an evening's worth of activities. Enjoy a nice European gastropub style meal at the Garden, then head [more...]

This is definitely a true Irish pub, with semi-edible pub food, great beers, and lots of lively music and entertainment. A very fun night out for you and your mates. Sometimes there is a small cover charge, usually 2$. In Salem.

The focus is the beer, and it is top notch. Don't neglect the food however, it's quite tasty and the portions are good. Relaxed atmosphere.

This pub inspired the TV show 'Cheers.' Fun to go and take pictures of this cultural landmark. The food is fine too.

This is a Somerville institution. The ribs fall off those bones. Boston is not known for its ribs, but Redbones makes us proud.

Located in Brighton, this is the perfect place to while away a Sunday afternoon. There is an eight page beer menu, and decent food.

This pub is located in the Lenox Hotel. They don't actually brew the Sam Adams beer on premise, but they're got six different flavors to choose from. Very laid back, cordial atmosphere.

This pub is located in Jamaica Plain, and has a more European atmosphere than most in Boston. Their menu of single malt scotch whiskies is unsurpassed. For the serious pub crawler.