- German
- Pub Food
Jacob Wirth Restaurant
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Ratings and Reviews for Jacob Wirth Restaurant
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May 24 2012
Chris L. via Yelp
We came in from a recommendation from the desk clerk at our hotel around the corner. I had asked her where we could get the best chowder in the city and...read more
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May 22 2012
D L. via Yelp
Good food and good drinks. Good selection of various micro and commercial brews. Will be back again. Reservations may be a good idea for large groups as...read more
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May 11 2012
Gary B. via Yelp
OK, background first, leading to content, then punchline - literary agents, brace yourselves. Friday night, mid-May, warm and sunny, my wife and I with...read more
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Apr 13 2009
Treadmill via Citysearch
I am a German living in Boston. If you ask me where in the Boston area you can get good German food, the answer is simple: You ca...read more
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Aug 22 2008
via Citysearch
My co-workers and I stopped here because it was close to our hotel. Their food was really very good. We also appreciated the pro...read more
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Jun 09 2008
via Citysearch
right on the edge of China town in Boston is one of Boston's oldest restaurants, nothing fancy but excellent food, the type of foo...read more
While Jacob Wirth's is Boston's only German restaurant and beer hall, it's a pretty authentic one. While an odd mix of regulars and theatergoing out-of-towners fill the airy dining hall's communal tables, area workers pack the front bar area to watch sports and enjoy bargain happy hour food specials. Friday nights attract exceptionally boisterous crowds for a giant sing-along that's driven by a live pianist. Harried servers keep fit by making the long walk to the bar to retrieve pints of imported German brews. The restaurant tries to please both purists and tourists by offering a split menu of familiar American fare and traditional German cuisine. This results in chicken wings and fresh cobb salads sharing table space with authentic plates of savory sauerbraten, wiener schnitzel and bratwurst. Dessert options also fall on the hearty side, as options include a dense German chocolate cake and a rich ''apple pie sandwich.''
Photo by Christine Liu