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41 Union Street
Boston, MA 02108
United States -
+1 617 227 2750
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Delivery Available?
No
Neighborhood : Faneuil Hall
http://www.unionoysterhouse.com -
Average Cost : 35 USD
Mon to Thu from 11:00 AM to 09:30 PM,Fri to Sat from 11:00 AM to 10:00 PM,Sun from 11:00 AM to 09:30 PM
Union Oyster House near Faneuil Hall was established in 1826 and is the oldest continually operating restaurant in the United States. Usually crowded, the restaurant is frequented by locals and tourists. The late President John F. Kennedy's favorite booth is identified by a plaque, and Daniel Webster was a fan of the oysters. While the menu includes chicken, steak and pork, seafood is its forte. The raw bar serves a variety of shellfish. Try the lobster, which is served boiled or broiled. The restaurant has a full service bar.
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Oysters and scallops tasted fresh. The service was friendly. The decor is historic and adds and interesting background.
I have to admit, as a history buff, I like the architecture as it's historical and supposedly been around since the 1700's. That's about the extent of it...
Sal and Diallo made our experience the best ever for the night. We showed up after a large group and took over the bar area. There was another couple there...
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“They have their own house brew that is delicious”
My group had dinner in the North End and stopped at the Oyster House Bar on the way back to our hotel. We discovered that the Oyster House has ...
“Great old Boston atmosphere!”
The best thing about Union Oyster House is its authentic Boston atmosphere. It's like going back in history . With the collection of historic p...
“Haddock Heaven”
Two old friends braved the icy sidewalks in the pouring, freezing rain from our historic hotel to this historic seafood place and thoroughly en...
“Pretty good for a tourist place”
This was our 6th trip to Boston in the last 4 years, we always like to go to the UOH for the fried oysters. Its always been good and this time ...
“surprise, I liked it.”
We visited The Union Oyster House on Dec. 31, 2008. Being year-round Cape Codders, we normally avoid "tourist traps" . My nephew and his girlfr...
“Go elsewhere for better food and better service”
I went to Union Oyster House with my out of town parents because it seems like it is absolutely a "must" do here in Boston, but what a disappoi...
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Old but still has great food! by Rajeev M. at InsiderPages
The Union Oyster House is America's longest continuously operated restaurant. Despite the age, the food remains great. The lobster ravioli is...
Go for the Chowda! It's the best and the original.
I have been here 2 times over the last year and stuck with the Clam Chowder and a Sam Adams. I've eaten at the bar every time. Based on the mix...
What a dump!
Located on a on a cobblestone street that smells of urine. Have they ever heard of a hose??? Waited 45 min. w/reservation. . Brought us to a ta...
Historic place, must visit!
The Union Oyster house was one of the most interesting restaurants I went to on my recent trip to Boston. That it's filled with history goes w...
Union Oyster house Boston review. by Darren G. at InsiderPages
We made our reservation for 8pm on a tuesday evening and after arriving promptly were ushered to the bar for a thirty minute wait. Not the best...
Pure Tourists, with Overpriced Lobster by bob s. at InsiderPages
You pay $37 or so for a small lobster in this very touristy landmark. The side dishes are pretty awful. But, I have to admit, the place has atm...
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