This genuine Irish pub has doubled as a bohemian oasis for 40 steady years. There's Guinness and Bass on tap, many Irish whiskeys, and light rock, Irish, or country music nearly nightly. Narrow and cozy, the Plough is a comfy, noisy place, a den for locals and students, but a fine place to have lunch alone. The cover charge varies. Fun fact: literary magazine Ploughshares was founded here.
"Eccentric" live-music gigs (usually of the blues, rock or country variety) are offered alongside "affordable" Eclectic fare at this Central Square bar; don't expect to come at "prime time with a large group", though – the "cute", "small" spot can get "crowded."
Popular Cambridge hangout provides graduate students and area residents a place to catch local music.:
In Short
Located between Harvard and Central squares, the Plough has seen few changes since the '60s: The room is still crowded, the conversations are still animated and local bands still...