3. Bell in Hand Tavern (Boston, Massachusetts)
Opened in 1795, the Bell in Hand Tavern proudly stands as Boston’s oldest continuously operating bar. Founded by the city’s last town crier, it quickly became a gathering place for politicians, newspapermen, and locals seeking good company. Located near Faneuil Hall, the tavern’s historic charm and lively atmosphere remain intact. Its vibrant legacy and enduring presence are beautifully chronicled by Boston Magazine, making it a must-visit for those who love a pint with a story.
