Red Hat Cafe

Located in the heart of Scollay Square, an area once best known for its vaudeville theatre and world famous risqué entertainment, The Red Hat gained the reputation as a hotspot not to be missed while visiting the city. Because of that popularity, The Red Hat was even able to survive prohibition by maintaining the image of a reputable restaurant by day and a speakeasy by night.After more than a...

When to Go: Wednesdays (9pm-11pm) are trivia nights.

Save Money: On Monday and Tuesday enjoy 10 cent wings.

In Short
Cheap bar snacks, cheap pitchers of beer and plenty of TVs combine to yield a solid dive bar experience at the Red Hat. Wildly mixed crowds tend to include a combination of the following: college students, construction… Read More

Located in the heart of Scollay Square, an area once best known for its vaudeville theatre and world famous risqué entertainment, The Red Hat gained the reputation as a hotspot not to be missed while visiting the city. Because of that popularity, The Red Hat was even able to survive prohibition by maintaining the image of a reputable restaurant by day and a speakeasy by night.After more than a...

The Red Hat Cafe is located in historic Scollay Square in the Beacon Hill neighborhood. The Red Hate Cafe is one of six businesses left from Ole Scollay Square and to this day remains one of the oldest bars in Boston, 99 years and still counting. Painted murals of Old Scollay Square adorn the walls as a reminder of a place most patrons are too young to remember. Drinks may be the main...

Quintessential dive bar provides Suffolk students and downtown workers with a casual spot for watching the game over cheap drinks.

* new menu

* 10 cent wings mon & tues

* oldest neighborhood bar

The Red Hat Cafe is located in historic Scollay Square in the Beacon Hill neighborhood. The Red Hate Cafe is one of six businesses left from Ole Scollay Square and to this day remains one of...