Cuisines and Dishes at Cheers Faneuil Hall:
- American
Cheers Faneuil Hall
2 Faneuil Hall Market Pl,
Boston
MA
02109
(617) 227-0150
Menu for Cheers Faneuil Hall
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Ratings and Reviews for Cheers Faneuil Hall
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Apr 11 2010
Rat a tat R. via Yelp
I'm not quite sure how we ended up here, except that we decided when we saw this while walking around the waterfront that it would be "cool" to eat at the...read more
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Oct 04 2009
Amanda M. via Yelp
Cheers is tourism at it's WORST. Yeah, come here once because hell, Cheers was a GREAT sitcom, but don't come here twice because there's nothing fabulous...read more
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May 08 2009
Byron B. via Yelp
We stopped in here because they were still serving food at 11pm. I knew this is an overpriced tourist trap, but hey, after drinking all day you need to eat!...read more
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Dec 30 2007
jbf109 via Citysearch
While visiting from California, we went to Cheers because my girlfriend wanted to see both locations. We ate at the Quincy Market...read more
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Nov 25 2006
gatorspirit via Citysearch
Cheers in Quincy Market is a nice place to eat. It's not the best place if you're looking for a fancy, formal meal, but its wonder...read more
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Sep 18 2006
beansbean via Citysearch
I live in Allston and was visiting a friend who just moved to boston. My boyfriend and I wanted to take him somewhere touristy and...read more
From Citysearch
The Scene
Since opening in 2001, this shrine to the beloved NBC program ''Cheers'' has been drawing tourists away from the original Beacon Hill location; with its replica bar and museum, there's more to see here. Thanks to reasonable prices and expansive seating, this is one of the more comfortable dining-drinking options in the Quincy Market area. Friendly servers are pleased to snap a photo for the folks back home.
The Food
Standard American fare dominates the lengthy menu, with a slight bent toward local favorites (baked scrod, baked beans). While there are steaks and salads available, most patrons smartly opt for simpler fare like the hearty Turkey Gobbler sandwich (roasted turkey with walnut stuffing and cranberry sauce) or the gargantuan Norm burger (a pound of beef topped with Muenster cheese, mushrooms and onion rings). Those diners with room left over should opt for an inviting slice of--surprise--Boston Cream pie.
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