Warren Tavern

A solid tavern with historical significance. I stopped in after visiting Bunker Hill. Built in 1870, this is a must stop location for anyone who appreciates history or a good drink. I ordered a snack of chicken dumplings (pot stickers). They were delicious and had the perfect crunch. There are many beers and other drinks on tap.

On our second day in Boston, after roaming around, I wanted to find a nice spot for my cousin’s birthday dinner. I did some research and we decided to try the Warren Tavern since it had great reviews, one of the historical tavern in the US, was open late, and offered both indoor and outdoor seating. The only downside was the parking, it was really tough. As tourists, it wasn’t easy to find a spot. The restaurant staff suggested parking in the residential area, but we were worried about getting in trouble. At one point, someone even asked if we were residents, and of course we weren’t, so we had to keep looking. Eventually, we ended up parking at a nearby 7-Eleven, grabbing a few items so we could leave the car there, which honestly saved the night! Once we got inside, it was all about the food, and it did not disappoint. We ordered the lump crab cakes, New England clam chowder, fish tacos, and lobster mac and cheese. Since it was chilly both outside and inside (and pretty loud, too!), we stuck with warm water to drink. The service was excellent, and every dish was absolutely delicious. The only dish that didn’t wow me was the fish tacos, but that’s just because I’m used to San Diego style tacos, which are very different. These felt more European/English in style. Still good, but the other dishes stood out more for me. Overall, we had such a great experience. The food, the service, and the cozy vibe made it worth it, and I’m extra grateful there was a 7-Eleven nearby so we could park and enjoy a wonderful birthday dinner.

A great spot to grab amazing clam Chowder from. Whenever I drive up to Boston, I always make it a point to stop by Warren Tavern to grab some good food. Warren Tavern is a great eats spot with a lot of history, the founding fathers probably all hung out here to drink! I really enjoy the clam Chowder, A bowl is perfect for two. I also like the fish and chips, fish is very fresh tasting flakes apart beautifully! The Shepard pie is also another really good dish, the server let us sub in a fries instead of the salad. Great service! Only thing is that the bar gets really crowded! Have to wade through a bunch of people to get seated and to leave.

A tavern with a very historical meaning during the revolution period! Do not miss the opportunity, especially if you are planning to visit the Bunker Hill monument! Delicious clam chowder! We sat outside due to the nice weather but the indoor environment is even more rewarding!

Solid pub grub, outstanding service and more so as the server is managing multiple tables at a venue where by not long after midday on a Saturday there is a queue at the front door. It is noisy, in part due to outside voices being using inside. One chap at a table 12 feet away was so loud I I heard everything that was said. Pricing was $39 for chowder, salad with chicken and tip. How much of this is inflation and tariffs led is unclear. It is expensive though for a simple meal. Not the establishments fault. Breakfast at another pace cost me $15 for oatmeal and a coffee! Swing by for atmosphere (and noise), great service and solid food. Be aware tiny toilets!

We had gone to Bunker Hill and knew this was in the area. A lot of establishments claim to be the oldest and there are about three in question - this is one of them. But. what I really do like about this one compared to another historical tavern is this one actually still has a lot of the original look. The other ones have been completely redone and modern. It does feel like you are stepping back in time. There was a wait for a table so we sat at the bar. The server wasn't very friendly but that didn't bother us at the time. We just wanted something to drink and a quick bite to eat. There was indoor and outdoor seating and a lot of different arrangements to accommodate different sizes of parties. I'm glad we went. I'm not sure people go there for the food. I'm pretty sure you just go there to see a part of History.

First trip to Boston and we had to try the lobster roll. Let me just say, it did not disappoint. In fact we ordered another one once we finished the first. Also, I have never had clam chowder before and wow. We enjoyed our meal tremendously . The burger and crab cakes were delicious well. With love, the residence from the gulf coast!! AL

Good ales, beer, IPAs n grub! Great burgers and local dishes such as chowder or other fried delicacies like the cauliflower bites. We went for Harpoon IPA (positively good), and the Liberty burger and fries. Plus the Cajun burger and sweet potato fries. Both great, large dishes packed with flavour. The nachos with beef to start are worth a mention too. Spicy, cheesy and crunchy. The service was excellent and friendly!