GREEN DRAGON TAVERN

11 Marshall Street, Boston, MA 02108 (Faneuil Hall) | (617) 367-0055

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The Green Dragon Tavern has a long and rich history, playing an important part in the freedom of Boston during the War of Independence. Established in 1654 The Green Dragon was a favorite haunt of Paul Revere (who we consider a close neighbor) and John Hancock (whose brother lived next door!). Indeed, it has been ratified by the famous historian Daniel Webster that it was in The Green Dragon that the plans for the invasion of Lexington and Concord were overheard, thus starting the famous ride of Paul Revere.

Today The Green Dragon still plays host to a diverse and colorful clientele, though the practice of eavesdropping has long since stopped! With a full Lunch and Dinner Menu it is a popular eatery with visitors to Boston who enjoy dining in a working piece of History! With a full array of Irish-American fare and a wide choice of Traditional New England Seafood dishes The Green Dragon offers a choice for even the most discerning palate.

Even with its long and noble history The Green Dragon is still a vibrant and thriving nightspot and is a firm favorite with college students and young professionals. Indeed the Green Dragon embodies the essence that is Boston City – the delicate blend of rich history and vibrant youthfulness! With a selection of Top 40’s cover bands playing each Thursday through Sunday you are always guaranteed a buzzing night at The Green Dragon!

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