Scollay Square

Scollay Square is located at 21 Beacon St, Boston, MA. This business specializes in Restaurants and has 9 review(s) with a star rating of 4.8. Scollay Square is open Mon, 11:05am-10pm; Tue, 11:05am-10pm; Wed, 11:05am-10pm; Thu, Closed; Fri, 11:05am-12pm; Sat, 12pm-5:05pm; Sun, 11am-9pm and accepts American Express, Cash, Mastercard and Visa.

Sunday brunch, served 11am-2pm, features a make-your-own Bloody Mary bar (available until 4pm).

Try to time your visit so that you can park after 7pm, when most nearby street parking is unrestricted (most of it is commercial vehicle-only).

At this "cheap, easy" Beacon Hill "haven" for drinking and dining, a mostly "impeccable" staff serves "generous portions" of American "standards" that "rock"; the "historic setting" with "old photos and a 1940s vibe" feels like a step "back in time", though it's still "great" for modern-day "pol-watching", especially from the "nice patio."

Paying homage to the section of Boston formerly known as Scollay Square (the intersection of Tremont and Court Streets), this neighborhood restaurant caters to politicos who flock here daily for reasonably priced bistro-style cuisine. The varied menu features dishes from around the country, like New Orleans barbecue shrimp, Philly cheesesteak spring rolls and Maine lobster. The “hand hacked”...

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Named after a nearby locale that was all the rage in the 1920s, Scollay Square provides downtown workers and area residents with a casual setting in which to enjoy contemporary...

Scollay Square is an era specific restaurant based on the history of Beacon Hill and Boston in its early glory days. This era conjured up thoughts of good times, warm friendships, high spirits and lots of fun. Scollay Square is fondly remembered today for Joe and Nemo's hot dogs, The Howard Theatre, burlesque shows and the career beginnings of many a great comedic talent, such as Milton Berle...