This Colonial-Era Pub In Massachusetts Is Loaded With History

When you’re in Massachusetts, it’s not unusual to walk down streets lined historic buildings and national landmarks. Charlestown is an especially rich trove of colonial-era homes and structures, the Warren Tavern should be the first stop on any history-lover’s tour of this town.

The Warren Tavern is located on the beautiful streets of Charlestown and is one of the most historic taverns in America.

It was built in 1780 and is actually the oldest tavern in Massachusetts.

Paul Revere was known to frequent the tavern and considered it one of his favorite bars.

George Washington himself was a regular. In fact, our first president’s funeral speech was given at The Warren Tavern.

Of course, just because something is old doesn’t mean it’s a great place to visit. Luckily, The Warren Tavern today is a lively spot with delicious food and drink.

Inside, the tavern is filled with dark wooden beams, comfortable seating and the aroma of classic New England dishes.

You can order up anything from juicy burgers to crispy cheese ravioli served with pomodoro sauce.

They also offer plenty of staple Bay State dishes like cod and mashed potatoes. And you can't go wrong a pint of beer straight from the tap.

The Warren Tavern offers live entertainment on select nights and is always a popularly spot with locals and visitors alike.

Stop by this cozy colonial pub is you wand to drink and dine at the same place as our nation's founding fathers.

You can find The Warren Tavern at 2 Pleasant St., Charlestown, Mass. Head to their website for more information about current menus and reservations. If history is your thing, take a look at these seven horrifying Massachusetts stories you didn’t learn in history class.