Discover Restaurants offering the best Pub food in Everett, Massachusetts, United States. Everett is a city in Middlesex County, Massachusetts, United States, 4 miles (6.4 km) north of Boston. The population was 41,668 at the time of the 2010 United States Census.
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4 based on 182 reviews
We are a casual neighborhood place featuring 34 rotating draughts, elite bottled beers, cask ale, draught wine, craft spirits and custom cocktails. Our innovative menu is sure to please with an eclectic mix of traditional tavern favorites, burgers, sandwi
What would you expect after a very long walk on a sunny day? Well a beer of course. But if youre gluten intollerant there is no hope for you. Unless you stop at the Blackmoor and get a pink cider. Yes pink. Guess what, this cider and the great chowder, made my day!
4 based on 53 reviews
We recently ordered takeout for dinner from Monument Restaurant and Tavern while visiting our son in Boston. They have a great menu with many unique dishes. We ordered Wood Fire Roasted Chicken Wings, Beet and Bleu Cheese Salad, Shaved Brussels Sprout Salad with Salmon and a Smash Burger. Food was ready on time and hot. Very tasty food and very good combinations in the salads. Highly recommend!
4 based on 34 reviews
American Fresh Brewhouse is Assembly Row's very own Brewery and Taproom gastrobrewery brought to you by Somerville Brewing Company. Located 35 feet from the Assembly Row T stop you'll find 24 draught lines, beer cuisine, lunch, dinner pints & flights. Thi
this restaurant is situated in a large area of shops and a welcome oasis in the middle of a shopping expedition. the physical space is attractive with ample seating. the menu offers a range of options, but relatively few vegetarian selections. the meal started off on the wrong footing - water was delivered to the table, but the 13-year-old in the group asked what was floating in his water!!! it looked like a small insect!!! when we informed the waiter that the water appeared contaminated, he thought we were kidding and asked if he should bring another one! duh?the food was at best mediocre. it was attractively presented, served piping hot, a definite plus. but all of the food was too heavily salted - i suppose this makes sense if you are drinking one of the many beer offerings. the food was actually okay but not in any way remarkable.this would not be my first choice in the future.
4 based on 391 reviews
Emmet's Irish Pub and Restaurant located at 6 Beacon Street Boston is one of the most authentic Irish Pubs in Boston, serving authentic Irish food along with Guinness and a large and diverse beer and wine list to choose from to compliment your meal.
Was with colleagues that left another restaurant after 45 minutes of inattention (different review) and came here. I had scouted this one before getting to Boston and recommended this as our plan B that night. Very happy with the outcome...most had the lobster mac and cheese which looked terrific, and I had a very tasty fish and chips. Staff was accomodating of our sudden large group and friendly. Prices were very reasonable by Boston standards. Definitely recommend!
4 based on 387 reviews
We were in sports bar territory. We certainly found the pick of the bunch. this restaurant offers more I think than any other, the memorabilia, the atmosphere, screens in the restaurant, all added towards the evening service. It was excellent food, an absolutely brilliant time and we definitely go again.
4 based on 80 reviews
We went to Mystic Station because it was across the street from Boda Borg and we were really hungry after two hours of questing. We made the right decision. The service was fast and the portions were generous.
4 based on 34 reviews
American Fresh Brewhouse is Assembly Row's very own Brewery and Taproom gastrobrewery brought to you by Somerville Brewing Company. Located 35 feet from the Assembly Row T stop you'll find 24 draught lines, beer cuisine, lunch, dinner pints & flights. Thi
this restaurant is situated in a large area of shops and a welcome oasis in the middle of a shopping expedition. the physical space is attractive with ample seating. the menu offers a range of options, but relatively few vegetarian selections. the meal started off on the wrong footing - water was delivered to the table, but the 13-year-old in the group asked what was floating in his water!!! it looked like a small insect!!! when we informed the waiter that the water appeared contaminated, he thought we were kidding and asked if he should bring another one! duh?the food was at best mediocre. it was attractively presented, served piping hot, a definite plus. but all of the food was too heavily salted - i suppose this makes sense if you are drinking one of the many beer offerings. the food was actually okay but not in any way remarkable.this would not be my first choice in the future.
4 based on 1103 reviews
Located in the landmark Board of Trade building at the intersection of State and Broad streets; Bostonia Public House celebrates the history and tradition of Boston. The design thoughtfully combines, rustic elements, modern accents and unique finishes tha
Ciara (not sure although how to write her name) was awesome attending us. She was smiling, super friendly and gave us the attention that make the difference. The food is really good, we ordered the polenta and I was literally in love with! My husband ordered the burger and he liked. My salad with cranberries was really good as well! We highly recommend this place.Thank you so much for the kind words. Happy you enjoyed the polenta fries and Sierra's service. We hope you come and visit again soon!
4 based on 171 reviews
A Wood-Fired craft beer and wine neighborhood restaurant in Hayes Sq. Charlesotwn
My husband and I found this place after taking the Charlestown Ferry from Long Wharf. The food was delicious. I had a salad and he had the sandwich special. The food was fresh and we both agreed that our meals blended unique tastes to come up with an excellent lunch. The beer was great too. Back patio was shady and lovely.
4 based on 34 reviews
American Fresh Brewhouse is Assembly Row's very own Brewery and Taproom gastrobrewery brought to you by Somerville Brewing Company. Located 35 feet from the Assembly Row T stop you'll find 24 draught lines, beer cuisine, lunch, dinner pints & flights. Thi
this restaurant is situated in a large area of shops and a welcome oasis in the middle of a shopping expedition. the physical space is attractive with ample seating. the menu offers a range of options, but relatively few vegetarian selections. the meal started off on the wrong footing - water was delivered to the table, but the 13-year-old in the group asked what was floating in his water!!! it looked like a small insect!!! when we informed the waiter that the water appeared contaminated, he thought we were kidding and asked if he should bring another one! duh?the food was at best mediocre. it was attractively presented, served piping hot, a definite plus. but all of the food was too heavily salted - i suppose this makes sense if you are drinking one of the many beer offerings. the food was actually okay but not in any way remarkable.this would not be my first choice in the future.
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