Union Oyster House

Boston, Massachusetts

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Union Oyster House

The oldest continually running restaurant in America has been serving traditional New England-style fare since 1826. Try the “Shore Dinner,” which comes with oyster chowder, “steamers” (steamed clams dipped in butter), corn and boiled lobster.

Information

address41 Union Street, Downtown, Boston
openingHoursSun–Thu 11am–9pm, Fri & Sat 11am–10pm
phone+1 617 227 2750
publicTransportTake the Blue Line to the State Street stop
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