Beacon Hill Pub

This is a great place to grab drinks. I’ve never had the food here. This is more of a dive bar sort of environment. It’s cash only and they have an atm towards the front of the building. They have a loyal following and it can be busy (and fun) here on weekends. Definitely trying stopping in if you’re ever in the area!

Great bar dive bar right near the MBTA (Charles/MGH on the Red Line). I went on karaoke night which isn't typically my thing, but the drinks were affordable and the crowd was great. People seemed excited to be out and things seemed like they were back to normal. I was even convinced to hop on stage and perform and the crowd was very inviting and supportive. The karaoke DJ (I think his name was AJ) was also super cool, even throwing in harmonies and backing vocals during some of the songs! If you're looking for a cool dice car to relax, check this one out!

It was alright here, didnt realize this place gets soo packed at night especially on fridays, saturdays at night. I waited 40 mins to get in on a friday night and when i got in, there was barely any space to move around in there. The bouncers there are cool for the most part. Bartenders also pretty chill. I am just surprised to get from one side to another, it took at least 5-10 mins from all the people that was in there.

The BHP has been a constant for my friends since I moved to Boston almost 20 years ago. I remember (or not remember) many happy hours, birthdays, late nights, dart competitions, and last call stops at the BHP. The place was a true dive as you would have a combinations of salty regulars, local residents, young professionals and college kids. They didn't serve food, only took cash, over-poured mixed drinks, and had bathrooms that make porta-potties look like the better option. This is what makes it the best place to hang out. When I learned they were temporarily closing due to the fact it was sold to a development group, I almost cried. I had envisioned it being to changed to the dime a dozen hipster bars that already plague Boston. When it reopened, I was pleasantly surprised. They kept the look the same (maybe cleaned it up a bit, which isn't the worst thing in the world), and have added some events such as trivia nights and comedy shows. All in all, it didn't feel like much had been changed.