Whiskey Bars near Cambridge, MA

“We were in town to celebrate my daughter's graduation and 2 days before she tells me she wants to go to An Sibin with her friends and family. So I called and talked with Sean and Caleb asking is it was at all possible to reserve a few tables in the bar so we could hang out together and celebrate. They readily accommodated and as a result we had a great time. Everyone got to sit together (about 12 of us) and just enjoy the evening! Great atmosphere and service!!“

“Great for fondue on Saturday afternoon with warm cider 🍺 and great heaters“

“Left another place to come here because the customer service was bad. What a 180. Citizen staff was friendly, great w/suggestions and helped secure me a seat at their busy bar. Had two great cocktails and a delicious pepper seared filet. Well done Citizen Pub!! I will be back!“

“Loved the Texas brisket sandwich. Delicious. Nice atmosphere.“

“What a great first visit! Nicholas S. was absolutely wonderful – so attentive and kind throughout our meal. He patiently answered all our questions and was genuinely friendly, which made the whole experience even more enjoyable. The food itself was excellent, and Nicholas really added to the positive vibe. We'll definitely be back!“

“Some desserts are good. Some are unforgettable. And then there’s the Boston cream pie at the Omni Parker House, a dessert so iconic, it was born right here in Boston!

The sponge cake is feather-light, layered with velvety vanilla custard and topped with a glossy chocolate glaze that’s rich but not overly rich. Crushed almonds hug the sides, adding just the right crunch. It’s a masterclass in balance, sweet, creamy, and texturally perfect.

The Last Hurrah exudes old-school elegance, and when you pair that legendary pie with an espresso Martini and Irish coffee from the bar, it’s pure indulgence. The cocktails echoes the dessert’s flavors with creamy notes of vanilla and chocolate.

The vibe is warm, refined, and steeped in history. You’re not just eating dessert, you’re participating in a Boston tradition.“