- Pub Food
- American
Black Rose
Menu for Black Rose
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Ratings and Reviews for Black Rose
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Apr 29 2012
Sandra T. via Yelp
Fish and chips were pretty lame. Flavorless and limp. You want a crisp crunch for a batter. The fish itself had zero flavor. Aren't we in Boston? Won't be...read more
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Apr 26 2012
Liz M. via Yelp
Yes, I am definitely a fan! I should have ordered one of their Irish specials but since I was craving for Lobster roll, I went ahead and ordered it and i...read more
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Apr 20 2012
Tyler R. via Yelp
An Irish bar in Boston? No! Yes! Yes! So after various attempts to Google / Yelp a good place to get more drinks (to continue our bachelor party) one...read more
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Feb 26 2008
web628 via Citysearch
Having seen other reviews, I wonder what went wrong. We visited on a Saturday evening @ 8:00 pm. We were seated (by the hostess) ...read more
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Dec 11 2007
sirkv via Citysearch
A true Irish Pub would not mind having a few drunk customers. ESPECIALLY when a pub crawl is signed up to be rolling through, and...read more
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Dec 07 2006
pinkxg1rl via Citysearch
Went there on a Saturday night - it was pretty crowded downstairs. Fairly young crowd with the occasional old folks. Not too lou...read more
The Scene
In a city full of Irish bars, this is perhaps the most famous (and probably the most visited), thanks to its high-profile location a few yards away from Quincy Market. Expect an awesomely varied crowd, which almost always includes a fair amount of tourists, especially during the day. The bar maintains a relaxed, genuinely Irish interior by cramming the place full of county flags, coats of arms and historical memorabilia, as well as many fresh-off-the-boat waitresses and bartenders.
The Draw
Whether it's first thing in the morning or last call, the bar's Guinness taps are in constant motion (countless other libations are served, but when in Rome...). Combat the black stuff's effects by noshing on the menu's mix of traditional Irish fare (hearty bangers and mash) and American favorites (satisfying burgers and fries). In the evening, the crowd gets younger and the action heats up with live music, which is featured nightly.