The Top 10 Bars Around Boston's Fenway

Lansdowne Pub is a hopping place to go in Fenway, especially on the weekends. You can listen to live music from a cover band and drink a Guinness or two at this Irish pub, plus there is plenty of room to dance. If you’re not a dancer, take a seat at one of the bar tables or stools.

At Bleacher Bar, you can watch the Red Sox without paying for a ticket. Located underneath Fenway Park’s bleachers, you can watch the game through the bar’s window, or on the TVs, all while savoring some pints and pub grub.

Bar Louie is a grill restaurant that serves up cocktails, martinis, and microbrews alongside pub dishes. They have a variety of delicious burgers and sandwiches from which to choose, and their Drunken Fish & Chips are a patron favorite. Hang out here before a Red Sox game, or stop by on the weekend during the off-season – there will always be a crowd having fun at the bar.

In case the name wasn’t enough of an indicator, the Citizen Public House & Oyster Bar serves up tasty seafood. The atmosphere is similar to an English pub and is dimly lit. If you’re a whiskey fan, you’ll love their enormous whiskey menu with over 200 types. They also have plenty of cocktails, specialty wines, and beers on their list.

The Yard House has an extensive draft beer list, making it a hot spot in the Fenway neighborhood. Whatever kind of beer you’re looking for, you are sure to find it here. Their food menu serves up American fare and also has plenty of vegetarian or vegan options. The Fenway restaurant also has a spacious outdoor patio plus plenty of booths inside for big parties.

In business for 25 years, Boston Beer Works serves up delicious microbrews in a spacious setting right near Fenway Park. Enjoy a pint or order up a flight to try out a range of their beers. They also serve up plenty of great food and appetizers to share.

Cask ‘n Flagon has numerous TVs so that you’ll never miss an important sporting moment. Try out one of their signature cocktails or go for a pint off the large beer list. There are plenty of booths to hang out in, which is perfect for game days when people pack the establishment. Located right across the street from Fenway Park, there’s always a line here when the Red Sox play.

Eastern Standard serves up craft cocktails in an environment that looks like a French brasserie. Try out their seafood dishes and pasta entrées on the menu – you won’t be disappointed. This neighborhood restaurant has a glamorous atmosphere, but they are also down-to-earth and happy to serve you before a Red Sox game.

Bukowski Tavern is a neighborhood spot specializing in comfort food and a wide selection of beers. They procure only the freshest ingredients for their food, and the beers are sourced from all over the world – local, regional, and global. Relax in the casual setting and enjoy a pint at this cash-only bar. Check out their rotating drafts on their website.