Warren Tavern
A favorite watering hole of the likes of Paul Revere and George Washington, The Warren Tavern in Charlestown was rebuilt after the Battle of Bunker Hill, and still stands so you can go and order a cold beer and some delicious pub fare, like the Warren Burger, with grilled Canadian bacon and cheddar cheese.
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Planning a self-guided tour of Boston’s Freedom Trail? Once you’ve hit the final destination, take it one step further with a quick stroll from Bunker Hill Monument down to the iconic Warren Tavern. Located in Charlestown, this beloved pub dates back to 1780, and counts Paul Revere, Ben Franklin, and even George Washington as some of its most notable patrons. Warren Tavern is worth visiting for the history alone, but fortunately, the food and drink here is top-notch as well. There’s no shortage of classic cocktails and New England craft beer to sip on, while dining options include lobster rolls, buttermilk fried chicken, fried clams, and a wealth of other savory selections.
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