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Best Bar restaurants nearby. Discover the best Bar food in Scituate. View Menus, Photos and Reviews for Bar restaurants near you.. Scituate (/ˈsɪtʃuɪt/ ( listen)) is a seacoast town in Plymouth County, Massachusetts, United States, on the South Shore, midway between Boston and Plymouth. The population was 18,133 at the 2010 census.
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10. Roht Marine
Overall Ratings
4 based on 63 reviews
Reviewed By Alan Z
Stopped in over a beautiful sunny weekend day. The place was busy, busy, busy. Take-out orders and table service from drive-by's, locals and boaters stopping at the dock for a quick meal and drink. We had cocktails and then ordered clam platters and lobster rolls. The clams were served with a large amount of fresh, crispy fries and a homemade coleslaw. The clams themselves had a very light batter and plentiful. The lobster rolls were served cold with a light mayo and celery mixed with the lobster. Both were tasty, fast served considering the crowds with a super view of the boats docking and passing by.
9. Mr. Dooley's Old Irish Pub
Overall Ratings
4 based on 82 reviews
Reviewed By MaryBeeme
We enjoyed a delicious dinner and a nice, cold beer the other night.I enjoyed the Irish Curry Chicken, which was the most delicious curry dish Iâve ever had. Yum yum!My husband ordered the Rueben, which he said was excellent.The waitstaff was very attentive and we truly enjoyed our experience there.Iâm looking forward to returning.
8. T.K.O'Malley's Sports Cafe
Overall Ratings
3 based on 146 reviews
Reviewed By anthonyi1794
Was in the area working and looking for some great seafood to treat myself and this spot failed to land a punch.The chowder was barely warm and the clam strips were over cooked and rubbery! The service was good though but with so many other places pass on by
7. Mill Wharf Restaurant
Overall Ratings
3 based on 113 reviews
Reviewed By WeymouthTraveler
On a beautiful Sunday afternoon while traveling through Scituate, I decided to have lunch at The Mill Wharf Restaurant & Pub. The location is active and beautiful with boaters navigating their vessels by the restaurant and nearby marina. The upper pub has both inside and outside seating. I ended up seated at the bar because I also wanted to catch some of the baseball game. The bartender was busy but not overwhelmed. I ordered a craft beer on draft and decided to start with a cup of New England Clam Chowder. The chowder had a creamy base with large chunks of clams and potatoes. For my meal, I decided on the Baked Scrod with cole slaw and carrots. The scrod was cooked perfectly with a light bread crumb topping. The cole slaw was fresh but the carrots were a bit overcooked. I have eaten at this restaurant several times in the past but have never written about it. Overall my meal was good and I would come back as I have already proven to myself. The location is just fabulous and adds to the allure of the Mill Wharf Restaurant. Not sure if I would want to come to this location on a cold New England winter day but you never know.
6. Rivershed
Overall Ratings
4 based on 98 reviews
Reviewed By 605harry
Six of us stopped here on a Tuesday evening for dinner. The place was really busy, but we were seated within ten minutes.The atmosphere is local pub. They had entertainment a singer who was very good. Tuesdays are taco Tuesdays, so three in our group had the tacos. Everyone enjoyed them, the tacos are good size the pulled pork and shrimp were the favorites. One person had a salad with shrimp the salad was crisp and fresh and the shrimp were good size. Two of us had the ribs which were tender and very flavorful, they were a half rack, the baked beans and coleslaw were also very good. They have a good selection of craft beers. The service was quick and friendly. We will definitely return. It is a little loud but a fun atmosphere.
5. The Tinker's Son
Overall Ratings
4 based on 106 reviews
Reviewed By PickyEater57
My wife and I waited at the bar until friends came for us to be seated at a table. Alan, the bartender is a great guy and very attentive. Portions are large. The Bacon Mac and Cheese was humongous and would feed two people. All fresh food including side vegetables. The curried chips are a must. A British style curried gravy over french fries...Awesome! The grilled shrimp app. was great too. Love the ambiance. Cozy and warm pub atmosphere.
4. Galley Kitchen and Bar
Overall Ratings
4 based on 123 reviews
Reviewed By BBVeniceFL
This is a small place, but well worth a visit. We sat at the bar to take advantage of the happy hour discounted oysters. They were fresh, juicy, and flavorful. The cocktails were good, and the service was friendly. We'd also shared a few appetizers, nothing was wow...but they were good.
3. Mill Wharf Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 246 reviews
Reviewed By LP1247
A nice setting overlooking the Harbor, watching the boats come and go added to a delightful meal. Lunch with my sisters brought us to Mill Wharf in Scituate, and in spite of it being a busy Saturday, we were seated promptly on the deck (in the shade... good thing because it was hot!). Our waitress was very good, and before we knew it our drinks had arrived and shortly after, the stuffed quahogs appetizer. Shortly after finishing the appetizer, our meal arrived. No longer living near the ocean, whenever I am back, my "go to" tends to be a clam roll. I was not disappointed. It was excellent. Sweet and tender clams accompanied by excellent onion rings. IT was a beautiful day and we enjoyed the meal and location and at no time did we ever feel like we were being rushed. Meals at Mill Wharf are affordable and won't disappoint.
2. Satuit Tavern
Overall Ratings
4 based on 157 reviews
Reviewed By Mobile53496685484
I recently dinned at the Satuit for lunch. I inquired is the smelts were still on the menue and they said YES! So I ordered them. Out came those beautiful golden fried fish ona bed of fries and crowned with onion rings. Unquestionably, Satuit serves the BEST smelts on the South Shore. The fish platter with a bowl of fish chowder didn't look to bad either. They know how to serve seafood the right way. I slept so soundly that night with visions of flying fish in my dreams. I'll be back again!
1. Barker Tavern
Overall Ratings
4 based on 261 reviews
The Barker Tavern is a fully restored 17th century building, home to a quiet casual fine dining restaurant and lively Eli's Pub, both serving new american cuisine. The historic restaurant and modern ball room sit on top of a hill overlooking Scituate harb
Reviewed By goodyprue
This is the 5 star restaurant on the South Shore. A great place for a romantic dinner, birthday party, anniversary celebration, or a wedding. The early American and authentic decor add to the experience. The menu is varied and their beef, poultry, and seafood dinners are succulent. The desserts are also delicious. A must for a special dinner.
