Boston · 5 stops · every stop verified in live map data · ends near a bed
The machine that ran Boston was oiled in taverns, and the caucus never really adjourned. Cobblestones, oysters, jazz, and a hotel that named its bar after the whole racket.
Opened by the town crier who spent forty years shouting Boston's news and retired to pour its beer. The name honors the bell he carried. Ale first, arguments second, exactly as Jimmy Wilson intended in 1795.
est. 1795 · from noon · verified Jul 2026
2 · The Detour Green Dragon Tavern
The Sons of Liberty plotted a tea party in the original around the corner, and Daniel Webster called it the headquarters of the Revolution. This room carries the name and the habit. Order a lager and lower your voice accordingly.
lineage to 1654 · day into night · verified Jul 2026
3 · The Anchor Union Oyster House
America's oldest continuously running restaurant. Daniel Webster took a tumbler of brandy with every half dozen oysters at this same curved bar, and JFK kept the upstairs booth. Order the raw dozen and mind the precedent.
est. 1826 · lunch till evening · verified Jul 2026
4 · The Wildcard Wally's Café
Joseph Walcott opened it in 1947 and it became one of America's oldest family owned jazz rooms. Berklee kids sit in nightly and leave better. No cover, no nonsense, all horn.
est. 1947 · sessions nightly · verified Jul 2026
5 · The Last Call The Last Hurrah, Parker House
The Parker House invented the roll, hosted JFK's proposal dinner, employed Ho Chi Minh in the bakery and Malcolm X in the dining room. The bar is named for the great ward boss novel. One whiskey under the portraits, caucus adjourned, bed upstairs.
hotel est. 1855 · till late · verified Jul 2026 · 🏨 the night ends at Omni Parker House
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