Union Oyster House

The first thing I loved about this place is the miniature version of it in the window. Charming! But recently when I finally went in and ate I was very impressed. The food is FANTASTIC, classic and delicious...exactly what I expected. We had a great server who was friendly and knowledgeable and he gave us the perfect suggestions. I had the crab cakes. They were probably the best I ever had; and the French fries were definitely the best I ever had!nnIf you ever have the opportunity to eat there do yourself a favor and try it. You won't be disappointed.

Amazing player to block of History. You're pregnant. I love their drink selection make sure to try the Boston tea. To be very traditional for New England Seafood. Make sure to go because it's a good time. Ask for Stephanie she's an amazing server.

I went in solo on a Saturday night and got a seat at the bar without a wait. Oysters in half shell were really good (local); chowder was amazing; and lobster roll was really good too. And they had a special Sam Adams on tap not available in stores. Great service too by everyone behind the bar. Only small complaint was the bar menu was much shorter than the restaurant menu which you can’t order off of at the bar. Otherwise a great spot.

Keep it simple, go with colonial ale and oysters. Still one of the best clam chowders I have ever had even after 10 years of searching. Request the JFK booth if possible. On top of it all, their cornbread is fantastic (and I hate cornbread!) and there is so much history here it is a definite must stop when on the freedom trail or visiting Boston

What an amazing restaurant! The history alone is worth a trip! We opted to eat inside and had seriously wonderful service, delicious mussels, oysters, crab cakes and a lobster roll. Skip the baked beans. The clam chowder was classic, but nothing to rave about.