Dine At The Historic Spot In Massachusetts Where Paul Revere Would Drink
As we all know, the Bay State is filled with historical cities and towns that are home to numerous historical sites including buildings, inns, restaurants, and bars. One such bar has been around for several hundred years and was a place that Paul Revere would frequently visit. Welcome to The Green Dragon Tavern, a historic spot in Massachusetts that everyone should visit!
The Green Dragon Tavern was established in 1654 and has a long history. At the time of the American Revolutionary War, it served as a headquarters for some prominent historic figures including Daniel Webster and Samuel Adams.
The lunch and dinner menus are filled with Irish and American cuisine. For American fare, you an enjoy options like New England clam chowder, burgers, and sandwiches.
As for Irish fare, how do stout battered onion rings, shepherd's pie, or bangers and mash sound to you? Pair with a pint of Guinness for the perfect meal!
Have you ever dined or had drinks at this historic spot in Massachusetts? What are some of your favorite historic restaurants or bars around the state? Please mention them in the comments. To learn more about The Green Dragon Tavern, visit its official Green Dragon website and Green Dragon Facebook page.
Do you ever crave a slice of Boston cream pie? Head to the Omni Parker House in Boston where this delightful dessert was invented.
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