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An Tua Nua
835 Beacon St, Boston, MA 02215 617-262-2121
Description: FENWAY DISTRICT. This pub's rather unusual name means "new beginning" in Gaelic and replaces its former name, RíRá. The spot's a combination Irish bar and dance club, which means drinks such as Guinness are coupled with dance tunes that range from hip-hop to disco and reggae. Typical bar fare (burgers and such) is available every night except Sunday, and for singles, it's a great meet-and-greet spot.
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Black Rose
160 State St, Boston, MA 02109 617-742-2286
Description: FINANCIAL DISTRICT. Ornamental artifacts and live Irish folk music set the scene at this downtown pub, and walls are decked with framed photos of Emerald Isle locations and people. Patrons enjoy hanging out at the large bar and ordering one of the many tap beers. A menu of American dishes and traditional Irish fare is available should you get hungry, and a big-screen television airs basketball, football and baseball games.
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Clery's
113 Dartmouth St, Boston, MA 02116 617-262-9874
Description: BACK BAY. Clery's is a fun drink stop where a diverse crowd of suits and students mingle with each other and enjoy drinks and appetizers. Come on in to Clery's. The water's fine!
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Cornwall's
654 Beacon St, Boston, MA 02215 617-262-3749
Description: KENMORE SQUARE. Cornwall's is a British pub that's located in Kenmore Square. With the aroma of fish and chips in the air and pints of ale roaming free, it's true tradition here in Boston. Regulars include Boston University students (who enjoy the relatively low prices) and neighborhood locals looking for a friendly after-work stop. In addition to more traditional, heavy fare, the menu also includes lighter offerings such as sandwiches and salads. Board games, darts, and video games amuse those looking to wile away a few free hours. Exposed brick walls and light wood tones make for an inviting interior.
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Flann O'Briens
1619 Tremont St, Boston, MA 02120 617-566-7744
Description: BROOKLINE. Flann O'Brien's is a very raucous sort of Irish pub where groups gather to have a good time and dance to loud, upbeat, and lively Irish and British rock music. Another form of entertainment includes the pool tables, popular with the student set.
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Goody Glover's
50 Salem St, Boston, MA 02113 617-367-6444
Description: NORTH END. The old red brick that houses this North End pub is a neighborhood landmark, but its story pales in comparison to that of its namesake, Goodwife Ann Glover, an Irish widow who was the last Bostonian hanged for practicing witchcraft (the deed occurred on 16 November 1688). Today, fortunately, the name "Goody" Glover is no longer associated with only tragedy no, Goody's is a popular two-level gathering spot that is known for its haute take on traditional Irish grub and its pleasant, laid-back vibe.
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Grafton Street Pub & Grill
1230 Massachusetts Ave, Cambridge, MA 02138 617-497-0400
Description: CAMBRIDGE. This festive Irish pub offers, along with a full bar, an outstanding array of appetizers, including Blarney puffs and lobster-and-chive rangoons. A full dinner menu includes steaks, seafood, pastas, pizzas, and sandwiches. Plus, the place happily stocks Leffe, a fine Belgian beer that can be hard to find. An interior of dark woods, low lighting, and windows that open onto the street calls out to Harvard students, and the bar makes for a great place to watch the hustle and bustle of busy Massachusetts Avenue.
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Grand Canal
57 Canal St, Boston, MA 02114 617-523-1112
Description: NORTH END. Grand Canal is an old-world style Irish pub that makes you instantly connect with the atmosphere and feel certain you must have some Celtic ancestry in your bloodline. The high ceilings, large brick fireplace, dark wood accents, antiques, and red wallpaper make for a very inviting interior that calls you to order a pint of Guinness and stay awhile. The bar offers over 50 microbrews and a large wine list.
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Hurricane O'Reilly's
150 Canal St, Boston, MA 02114 617-722-0161
Description: NORTH END. Located near the Fleet Center in the North End, O'Reilly's Irish pub boasts a New Orleans feel throughout. It's a great spot for singles to mingle and meet other Boston up-and-comers. O'Reilly's offers nights for both live music and DJs, and the music is a mixture of '80s, new wave, rock and pop. After dancing a while, be sure and partake of the house's signature drink the Big Easy-style Hurricane.
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Kinsale
2 Center Plz, Boston, MA 02108 617-742-5577
Description: BEACON HILL. It's definitely a 5 o'clock world for business folks who pour into Kinsale's after ditching their government jobs for the day. The place offers City Hall suits a place to unwind with a pint of Guinness and maybe a steaming pot of lamb stew. The authentic Irish building was designed and constructed in the Emerald Isle and then transported to Boston piece by piece. Live Celtic music plays most nights, and Kinsale also pulls in crowds for lunch, thanks to its great Irish and American eats.
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Kitty O'Shea's
131 State St, Boston, MA 02109 617-725-0100
Description: FINANCIAL DISTRICT. Kitty O'Shea's, an American outpost of the Irish original, occupies an historic stone building in the Financial District. Decorated with authentic Irish fixtures and artifacts, the place has an incredibly comfortable feel and constantly draws in a bevy of locals. Stained-glass windows and a fireplace punctuate the space, and the bar makes available a host of good-time beverages. Thier tasty fare was influenced by the Emerald Isle, the Continent, and the States.
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Matt Murphy's Pub
14 Harvard St, Brookline Village, Brookline, MA 02445 617-232-0188
Description: BROOKLINE. Although a pub in name and rank, Matt Murphy's is known far and wide for it's exceptional Irish cuisine. The menu features old standbys like shepherd's pie, pork sausage, and fish and chips as well as an array of sandwiches and soups. The bar offers beers on tap and friendly bartenders. Guests can locate Irish newspapers and board games to help keep them entertained. Live folk and jazz music is played nightly.
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Phoenix Landing
512 Massachusetts Ave, Cambridge, MA 02139 617-576-6260
Description: CAMBRIDGE. Trying to find a place in Cambridge where you can wear jeans and a T-shirt and not get bounced from the dance floor? Head to Phoenix Landing, an Irish pub that's also one of the area's hottest weekend dance joints. Those who've discovered the place try to keep it close, because it's a rather small place with great atmosphere! Live performers and expert DJs take turns satisfying the need for tunes, and TVs keep visitors informed about the latest soccer scores.
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Plough & Stars
912 Massachusetts Ave, Cambridge, MA 02139 617-576-0032
Description: CAMBRIDGE. This Cambridge pub, which has been in business since the 60s, hosts a diverse collection of regulars who enjoy Guinness on tap, along with other draft options. Bands play most nights everything from Irish and bluegrass to country music and crowds (often collegiate) are friendly and welcoming. TVs broadcast the latest soccer games when bands aren't playing.
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Publick House Beer Bar & Kitchen
1648 Beacon St, Brookline, MA 02446 617-277-2880
Description: BROOKLINE. This attractive watering hole certainly has an appeal that extends far beyond confines of its Washington Square setting. Contributing to this is the outstanding selection of international brews, which counts among its number microbrews from the New England States, pilsners from Germany and authentic Belgian ales. Equally impressive is the fare, which, thanks to dishes like Triticus-roasted lamb, Arrogant Bastard meatloaf and pumpkin ravioli, is reminiscent of what you'd find in Europe's trendy gastro-pubs. As to the scene, think mustard-hued walls, stained oak bar and the ubiquitous brass fixtures.
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The Asgard
350 Massachusetts Ave, Central Square, Cambridge, MA 02139 617-577-9100
Description: CAMBRIDGE. A study in stone and wood, this Irish pub was designed in Ireland and has become a coveted local destination for live music and a good beer selection. The Central Square establishment also boasts traditional Irish eats like shepherd's pie, Guinness beef stew, and bangers 'n mash. Plenty of draft and bottled beers from around the world satisfy the thirsty MIT crowd, and a full bar is available too.
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The Burren
247 Elm St, Davis Square, Somerville, MA 02144 617-776-6896
Description: SOMERVILLE. Located in Somerville, this area Irish pub is a standing favorite with the Cambridge crowd. It delivers plenty of dark Guinness, popular weekend brunches, and all the charms-n-trappings of a traditional brogue bar. The eats are quite good, and their heartier dishes like Guinness beef stew, bangers and mash and shepherd's pie are, indeed, worthy of song. A nice mix of draught and bottled beer, wine, and cider is also available. Best of all, the Burren features live traditional Irish music every night. You'd be hard-pressed to find better and 'tis free, laddie.
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Warren Tavern
2 Pleasant St, Charlestown, MA 02129 617-241-8142
Description: CHARLESTOWN. The historic building that shelters this tavern is believed to be one of the first structures erected in Charlestown after the British demolished the town during the Battle of Bunker Hill. Named for a seasoned patriot and fighter named General Joseph Warren (who perished at Bunker Hill), the tavern retains an historic decor and Old World feel. Young up-and-comers enjoy the ambiance while kicking back and having a few beers with friends. You'll also find a great menu of above-average pub food.
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Washington Square Tavern
714 Washington St, Brookline, MA 02445 617-232-8989
Description: BROOKLINE. Washington Square Tavern is an upscale sort of place that attracts a see and be seen crowd who like to sip drinks and nibble on New American cuisine. The drink menu includes a tidy assortment of beer and wine available by the glass or bottle. The interior is just as attractive as the clientele and features gleaming wood floors, small twinkling lights strung across the ceiling, and Windsor backed chairs grouped around tables.
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White Horse Tavern
116 Brighton Ave, Allston, MA 02134 617-254-6633
Description: BRIGHTON. The interior of this pub features a wide open space that's surrounded by exposed brick walls and dotted with lovely chandeliers. The exterior is painted vivid red and evokes the idea of a train station from days gone by. It's the perfect spot for groups, and the student crowd loves it as do area professionals who come for a drink or two after work. Entertainment can be found at one of the two pool tables. A diverse drink menu features gin, whiskey, rum, tequila, scotch, and bourbon. The White Horse also has some good pub grub as well, featuring appetizers, salads, flatbread pizzas, burgers, and several different grilled cheese sandwich options.
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