Cuisines and Dishes at Jose McIntyre's:
- Mexican
- American
Jose McIntyre's
160 Milk St,
Boston
MA
02109
Today's hours: 11:00 am-9:00 pm
(617) 451-9460
Menu for Jose McIntyre's
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Ratings and Reviews for Jose McIntyre's
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Apr 28 2012
Mark S. via Yelp
I've also gone to this place and walked out with an empty wallet. Usually a good place for dancing upstairs while getting hammered. Bathrooms look like...read more
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Apr 17 2012
Annette S. via Yelp
This place rocks idc what nobody says! Cheap and fun after 8 door cover $5 but the line be down the street so you know that's where the party is at! They...read more
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Mar 16 2012
Greg D. via Yelp
This is exactly the kind of place I love. It is one of those place you love to get intoxicated at and hang out with young college girls. The type of place...read more
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Mar 24 2009
Alwayshungrygirl via Citysearch
When researching places to visit, the draw to an Irish/Mexican restaurant seemed great, as if it was going to be a new experience....read more
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Jan 26 2009
robbie2232 via Citysearch
When Obama closes Guantanamo, this is where we should store its collection of America-hating terrorists. Geneva might call it tor...read more
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Jan 26 2009
cuser via Citysearch
I had a friend in from out of town and took him to Jose McIntyre's (really?) on a Saturday night in January. His jacket went miss...read more
From Citysearch
The Scene
Some claim it's an Irish pub with a Mexican feel; others say it's a Mexican cantina with an Irish bent. But everyone agrees that this is one of downtown's liveliest establishments. Nestled on a tiny street between Quincy Market, the financial district and the waterfront, ''Jose Mac's'' draws strong after-work crowds on weekdays, while weekends see younger groups arrive to dance the night away. Service is chain-restaurant friendly.
The Draw
By day and early evening, the sight of patrons washing down sizzling platters of fajitas with a Guinness (or fish and chips with a 60-ounce margarita) is commonplace, as area workers and tourists stop by for filling, affordable meals. The singles scene heats up in the evenings, particularly on Thursday through Sunday nights, when DJs and live bands get the crowds moving. Those looking to take a break escape to a second floor oasis of pool tables and comparatively lower decibel levels.
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