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America's oldest running restaurant since 1826, Union Oyster House is a must go at least once when in Boston. Sure you can have better seafood at o... More
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okay.. so we had to come eat when we visited. we NEEDED the boston clam chowder.. we CRAVED those oysters and lobster, and we were glad we came. ev... More
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I know that the Union Oyster House is a very touristy restaurant, but they must be doing something right to be the longest continuously open restaurant in the US. While the restaurant food is OK,... More
I know that the Union Oyster House is a very touristy restaurant, but they must be doing something right to be the longest continuously open restaurant in the US. While the restaurant food is OK, it's the raw bar that you want to try when you are there. There's only room for a dozen or so people to sit, but it's such a fun place to be. The guys shuck everything right in front of you and have great stories. They also liven things up by throwing ice at the tourists looking in the windows. You can't get fresher clams or oysters.
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It's one of the most famous restaurants in Boston. Union Oyster House has the longer history around the area and once you are in their you'll see a bar table serving just oyster. The other part of... More
It's one of the most famous restaurants in Boston. Union Oyster House has the longer history around the area and once you are in their you'll see a bar table serving just oyster. The other part of the restaurant and the second level is the dining area and there are a variety of seafood for people to choose from. Place is fair for a must go Boston restaurant.
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