Green Dragon Tavern

The Green Dragon Tavern has a long and rich history, playing an important part in the freedom of Boston during the War of Independence. Established in 1654 The Green Dragon was a favorite haunt of Paul Revere (Whom we consider a close Neighbor) and John Hancock (who’s brother lived next door!). Indeed, as has been ratified by Daniel Webster – the famous historian, that it was in the Green...

Skip the usual brunch offerings for a full Irish breakfast--baked beans and all--served Saturdays and Sundays from 11am-3pm.

Don't stroll in here expecting traditional Irish folk tunes; cover bands pump out classic pop-rock Wednesday-Sunday nights. The closest you're likely to get is a mixed-bag Open Mic on Mondays.

Less rowdy than its Faneuil Hall neighbors, this now-Irish bar claims to have housed the "Headquarters of the Revolution" and was the inn where silversmith Paul Revere overheard plans for a British assault on Lexington and Concord, prompting his famous ride. Today it's known more for quality Irish music— soloists play in the evenings from 5 to 9 Wednesday through Friday, and bands bring it on...

The Scene
The original location of this popular Irish pub once served as a meeting place during the American Revolution; it's since relocated to a cozy side street off Faneuil Hall....

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Hailed as "Headquarters of the American Revolution" the Green Dragon Tavern was a favorite for Paul Revere and the Sons of Liberty. The Green Dragon Tavern is a comfortable place with a real European atmosphere, cheap eats and 20 imported beers. In the restaurant lunch and dinner favorites include toppling sandwiches, burgers and traditional Irish Fare. Irish Breakfast is served every Saturday...