Cheers Boston (Bull and Finch Pub)
- Address: 84 Beacon Street, Boston
- Hours: Open daily at 11am. Closed on Christmas
- Admission: Free
ATTRACTION Keywords:
Good Place to Drink,
Good Place to Eat,
Pop Culture,
Popular with Locals,
Bar
For fans of the popular television show Cheers, Cheers Boston (formerly the Bull and Finch Pub) is a mandatory pilgrimage. Visitors, though, should be aware that the bar inside doesn’t look like its famous TV alter ego, but that shouldn’t deter anyone from stopping for a beer and soaking up the bar’s inspirational setting. Plus, the bar is in Beacon Hill, one of the most beautiful neighborhoods in the city.
Cheers Boston really is an authentic neighborhood pub. It’s a place where the staff banters with Cheers fans and visitors, while serving up good pub grub and a frothy pint of beer. While you’re here, you can even pick up a few souvenirs. If you don’t make it to this pub, there is a replica of the TV version of Cheers in the Quincy Market.
Latest Reviews
Review by SFAS, October 2012
Doing what: Boston Photography Tour: Beacon Hill
I learned a lot about the neighbourhood and took beautiful photographs.
Review by Paul B, September 2012
Doing what: Boston Photography Tour: Beacon Hill
Your information about this tour is not 100% clear as it is sold as a walking tour but is more a walking tour for photographers. However, although it was not what we thought it was going to be it was an excellent tour with a very informative and knowledgeable guide who gave us lots of tips and my photographs for the rest of my holiday were certainly far better and more artistic and interesting plus I learnt a lot about Beacon Hill
Review by Donna C, May 2012
Doing what: Boston Photography Tour: Beacon Hill
Excellent; It was my favourite part of Boston ; The tour guide was not only knowledgeable about photography but Boston history add well. I learned a lot and loved it
Practical Info
Cheers Boston is located on Beacon Street, in the Beacon Hill neighborhood. The pub is easily accessible via the MBTA subway, or the T. The pub is also close to a lot of Beacon Hill sites, including Boston Common, the Museum of Afro-American History, the Boston Athenaeum, and the Charles River Esplanade.
