Watched the show Cheers from beginning to end, and now to visit the place where the outside sign is original and the replica bar looks just like the original.... epic. The food was really good too. So happy to experience this cool moment with my buddies.
Excellent place to stop in for a cold beer! We didn’t eat any food but the meals we saw come out loved great! Had a great time enjoying a couple of beers there.
Been here a few times, prefer the downstairs bar, weekends this place is jam packed, expect over an hour for a table to eat upstairs in the replica bar. The downstairs bar does not look like the show FYI. Gift shop is expensive. Food and drinks were great! Bar tending staff was great, server was very slow and not very attentive, everyone else was a blast and tons of fun. Very tiny bathroom. But clean. Highly recommend, and will probably return.
Iconic! We were lucky and got a table with only out a ten minute wait. This place is so my fun with show memorabilia everywhere. The food was excellent! We shared a clam chowder. Yum.
I had the fish and chips which was excellent. My companion had the Reuben delicious! We drank a variety of drinks… to include Sam Adams… must do in Boston! And the cocktail Screaming Viking, which was like a day at the beach!
I loved the show and I loved having the experience of eating here. It was definitely an added bonus that the food was actually awesome.
Use to watch Cheers as a young girl, so really wanted to visit this bar whilst we were here. Really friendly bar staff and this place had a nice atmosphere. The first room was a little small but there is another area with plenty more seating available. People were friendly willing to exchange small talk which i found nice. Lots of photo memorabilia dotted around, and the gift shop had loads of items to purchase. Worth a visit if you are in Boston.
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Bucket list moment!!! Finally made it to the world famous CHEERS! As we planned, we visited a few times during our stay in Boston. The down stairs area (Bull and Finch) had a private wedding party going on so it was closed to the public which worked out for us on the 1st night. With the private party going on, we headed to the set replica bar on the top level. It was awesome! The drinks were amazing (try the Screaming Viking) and the food was to die for. The clam chowder was amazing. On the second night, we made it downstairs and was not disappointed. Absolutely great atmosphere. The only bummer we had was the guy that seated us both nights. Not a very happy individual. On the 2nd night, he wanted to seat us in the back by the restrooms. He said that there were no clean tables. The tables were not occupied, mind you, just not clean. We asked if we could wait for a table in the front and did not mind the wait. He rolled his eyes and sighed and said "Fine! I'll clean a table just for you" Sorry you had to do your job, bro! Other than that, the bar tenders and the wait staff were all super friendly. The gift shop got our pocket books good but it was all totally worth it. Can't wait to return.
The place where everybody knows your name...for real! Tables are so close that when you bump into someone you apologize and ask their names. But it's a great place to see and won't be disappointed. Relives the 80's or start new memories in the heart of Boston. The food is great. The service is great. The prices vary by what you order but well worth it too. And if a fan, don't forget to buy a souvenir...I did!
The outside view of this bar is the only thing used in the TV show of the same name, but it is the most famous bar in Boston. Inside are several rooms filled mostly with tourists, and some souvenir areas. They do serve halfway decent bar food and draft beer. The service was a bit slow due to a lack of servers, but we managed. There are too many other great bars in town, but if you must, go for it.
A fun experience visiting the very place that inspired the iconic 80s TV show. It was a great atmosphere, giving the flavours and feels of a good ol' London pub, just with an American flare. The staff were friendly, and from start to finish this gave the experience there a welcome vibe, from the door to the drinks order to the arrival of the food! Given the tourist attraction of the place, expect to possibly wait to be seated, particularly at peak times, and be aware that food and drinks will be that little bit more expensive than other places.
Fun place to visit for any Cheers fan. Must walk through the bar to get to the souvenir shop (which is encouraged by the hostess at the door). Upstairs is the actual set bar where Cheers was filmed. This second bar is not advertised but you can go up the stairs to it and have food and a drink. If you have a drink at the bar you can buy a beer mug at a cheaper price than in the gift shop. Just continue to walk past the souvenirs and follow the signs to upstairs to find this bar. Lots of cheers memorabilia on the walls. Larger souvenir shop upstairs also. Had a great sangria at the bar while sitting on Fraser's stool.
I had a great experience. approximately 30 minutes to eat at the downstairs restaurant but could try your luck at the upstairs "Cheers, set bar". This particular day, there was not much of a wait. We chose to wait for the downstairs and was given a buzzer that would alert us when it was ready for us to be seated. We used this time to browse the Cheers gift shop. There are some great photos of the cast, awesome t-shirts and other items. The food was good, and I was happy I was able to get a vegetarian burger. The highlight was when leaving my partner said loudly" excuse me " everyone stopped to listen in the crowded room " may I have your attention please, today is my 60th birthday and I am from Nova Scotia and it would be a bucket list dream if on the count of 3 everyone could yell my name Joanne". "1-2-3 !" Everyone raised a glass and shouted "Joanne!! " True, "everyone knows your name. " Thank you to everyone that day, that made it an amazing experience. We would go back again.
A Boston legend that has to be on your list ✔️ It may be a complete tourist trap but for all of us who remember Cheers it's the holy grail. We went in off peak season (October) but still had to wait in line for our photo of the bar outside. Walking down those famous steps into the bar was magic. We kept things simple and ordered local beers and Chowders, both were great. The place is definitely full of tourist just like us but it was a complete pleasure to actually have been here. Long live Norm 🍺
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