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The Green Dragon Tavern in Boston

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The Green Dragon Tavern is a cozy pub located in the heart of downtown Denver, CO. We offer a wide selection of craft beers, delicious pub fare, and a warm atmosphere perfect for catching up with friends or watching your favorite sports team. Our knowledgeable staff is always happy to help you find the perfect beer to pair with your meal. Whether you're a local or just visiting, we invite you to come and experience the best of Denver's pub scene.

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What time does The Green Dragon Tavern open?

We open at 11am Monday through Friday and at 10am on weekends. Happy hour is from 3pm to 6pm daily.

Do you have outdoor seating?

Yes, our patio is open year-round and offers a great view of the city. It's the perfect spot to enjoy a cold beer on a warm day.

Can I reserve a table for a large group?

Absolutely! We have private rooms available for parties of up to 50 people. Please learn more about our event spaces.

Do you serve food?

Yes, our menu features a variety of tasty pub fare, including burgers, sandwiches, and salads. We also have a daily food special that's sure to please.

Do you have TVs for sports games?

Yes, we have multiple TVs throughout the pub, ensuring you won't miss a minute of the action. We're a popular spot to catch your favorite sports teams in action.

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Shanelle S -Google user

4 months ago

Historic pub with bar classics. Came here for an early dinner and we were able to get a table for four without waiting, though the place was buzzing. History took place here, as it was the meeting place of many revolutionary figures. The atmosphere is...Read More

d -Google user

a month ago

Green Dragon Tavern Iconic establishment in Boston that lives up to its historical value. HQ of the revolution! Visited to get out of the cold and quell a dragon hunger! Got a great seat by the window. Service a bit slow but expected on a Friday night. Curry fries and...Read More

Darcy D -Google user

3 months ago

Stopped in here for a drink and dessert while strolling through the city. The Boston cream pie was super soft and the chocolate was tasty. I had the Boston tea party and my husband had the Sam Adams Brick Red draft that can't be found...Read More

Paul Demascus -Google user

3 months ago

The Original structure burned 🔥 down in the 1800s, but still cool to have a drink 🍺 in the oldest tavern in America 🇺🇸 😀 The fried zucchini is excellent. The calm chowder was good, but it was only warm. Definitely not...Read More

Colt B -Google user

4 months ago

So we had this amazing server, she helped our friend who has a pork issue. She checked on it for us and also made some drink recommendations based on what was out and they all rocked. She really knows her way around drinks and the...Read More

Ron Barooah -Google user

3 months ago

Must do as part of Historic Freedom trail. Interiors maintained to preserve sense of history. We didn’t eat, just enjoyed a hot toddy on a cold Boston day. Service was very cheerful. Food: 4 Service: 5 Atmosphere: 5

Cheryl “Midwest Squirrel Girl” Clark -Google user

6 months ago

The Green Dragon Tavern, which opened in Boston around 1654 (sometimes cited as 1657), was a famous meeting place during the colonial period. Located on Union Street, it became known as the "Headquarters of the Revolution" due to its association with the American Revolution. Here are some key points about the Green Dragon Tavern: Colonial Era Pub: The Green Dragon started as a typical colonial tavern, offering food, drink, and lodging to locals and travelers. Over time, it became a popular gathering spot for various social, political, and civic activities. Revolutionary Activity: During the lead-up to the American Revolution, the tavern became a meeting place for prominent figures such as Paul Revere, John Hancock, and Samuel Adams. It was within these walls that the Sons of Liberty and other revolutionary groups planned key actions, including the Boston Tea Party in 1773. Symbol of Rebellion: The tavern's role in hosting discussions and planning sessions for the revolutionaries gave it a legendary status. It was seen as a symbol of resistance against British rule. Freemasonry: The Green Dragon Tavern also served as a meeting place for the Freemasons. Some accounts suggest that the building housed a Masonic lodge in the upper floors. Legacy: The original Green Dragon Tavern was demolished in 1854, but its legacy lives on in Boston's history. Today, there is a modern Green Dragon Tavern in Boston that commemorates the original, although it is not located on the same site. The Green Dragon Tavern remains a significant historical site due to its association with the early days of American independence and the crucial role it played in the Revolutionary War. Our family wanted to visit this historic site. Beautiful original wood, the front of the tavern is something you'd see in another country. I adored how the windows were opened up for us to enjoy the scenery and people walking the streets of Boston. The customer service was spot on. Very friendly and prompt to serve. We didn't order any of the main entrees, instead we shared an order of the fried zucchini and loaded potato wedges. Can't forget the cold Sam Adam's Lager. If you love history, you don't want to skip this little gem! Price per person $10–20 Food: 5 Service: 5 Atmosphere: 5 Recommended dishes Samuel Adams

Martin Mendoza -Google user

2 months ago

The live music was worth checking out. Tom the bartender was great. Come visit this piece of living history! Price per person $20–30 Food: 5 Service: 5 Atmosphere: 5 Parking space Plenty of parking Parking options Free street parking

Joseph Sanchez -Google user

4 months ago

A decent older pub in Downton Boston. Came here for dinner and drinks on a Sunday afternoon. It wasn't super busy but there was one waitress. She wasn't super attentive and was more focused on telling us that she was busy and overwhelmed than taking our order....Read More

Nathan Delaney -Google user

3 months ago

Came in here on a wet day looking for a cool old pub and found what we were looking for. Neat space, nice and warm on the inside and plenty of seating. The patches from the peace officers and firefighters from around the county was...Read More

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