Cuisines and Dishes at The Grand Canal:
- American
The Grand Canal
57 Canal St,
Boston
MA
02114
grandcanalboston.com (617) 523-1112
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Ratings and Reviews for The Grand Canal
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Feb 13 2012
T X. via Yelp
The atmosphere actually didn't seem bad but I was there to grab dinner with my friend for her birthday before we all headed out for the night and the corned...read more
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Jan 22 2012
Amanda V. via Yelp
I'm giving The Grand Canal 3 stars because of the band. I had the buffalo chicken nachos and they were decent; however, my man-friend and I thought the...read more
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Dec 28 2011
Chris B. via Yelp
Enjoyable summer establishment with a much desired enormous back deck. I enjoy the food and nothing bad to say about the staff, nothing exceptionally great...read more
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Aug 04 2008
snowskis87 via Citysearch
Went here for a few drinks after work on Friday. The bartender was very nice and the prices were average for a downtown bar ($6-$8...read more
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Aug 24 2007
klawson02 via Citysearch
I just had a surprise 30th birthday party for my husband last week at The Grand Canal.. We reserved the upper loft had a small buf...read more
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Apr 07 2006
mugsy911 via Citysearch
Went there before a bruins game had a nice bite to eat as well as apps.. After the band saw a great cover band and closed the pla...read more
From Citysearch
The Scene
Upon entering this Somers pub (Hennessy's, Kennedy's, etc.), patrons are greeted with stylish, comforting touches like floor-to-ceiling windows, huge fans and bronze sculptures. Since the bar sits between the Financial District, North Station and Faneuil Hall, expect a healthy cross-section of patrons, including corporate after-work types, pre- and post-game sports fans and couples out for a designer drink like the black martini (gin and blackberry brandy).
The Draw
Cathedral-high ceilings fend off the packed-sardine feel common to smaller Irish pubs, making this a great place for large gatherings. Sports fans gravitate toward attractive plasma TVs and snack on a varied menu of upscale pub fare (lobster cocktail, bangers and mash). Drinking your way through the beer list may take more than a few outings--more than 35 ales, stouts and pilsners are served. Younger crowds arrive on weekend nights for an upbeat dance scene that's fueled by live bands.
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