There are plenty of restaurants and bars to check out when you’re visiting Fenway Park. We’re helping you out by suggesting a few of our favorite spots in the area to add to your list!
Darryl’s Corner Bar & Kitchen
We all know that a day at Fenway can cost you a pretty penny, but fear no more, for Darryl’s Corner Bar & Kitchen has put together a money saving experience for you! The “Park.Eat.Play” package at Darryl’s includes a parking spot in an adjacent lot, along with one of four items from their prix fixe menu. These dishes include Catfish Strips & Chips, Wings & Things, Jazzburger Basket and their sought-after signature Chicken & Waffles. Fans won’t have any concerns of leaving the game early to avoid traffic with Darryl’s being a 15-minute walk to and from the park. The “Park.Eat.Play” package is available during all home games throughout the 2017 Boston Red Sox season.
Darryl’s Corner Bar & Kitchen: 604 Columbus Avenue, Boston, MA 02118
Loretta’s Last Call
If you’re looking for some southern soul during your next trip to Fenway, we suggest heading to Loretta’s Last Call. With traditional southern style food and live country music almost every night, we guarantee you’ll get your Nashville fix in at this hot spot.
Loretta’s Last Call: 1 Lansdowne St, Boston, MA 02215
Cask ‘n Flagon
The Cask ‘n Flagon is a top spot in Fenway, and has been a staple in the area since 1969. Being just a stone’s throw away from the park, memories are created daily here (along with delicious food!). It’s an experience that everyone should be able to see for themselves, whether they’re local or just visiting. Go for the nachos, the burger, or the fish tacos. Anything you get we know you’ll love.
Cask ‘n Flagon: 62 Brookline Ave, Boston, MA 02215
Hojoko
If you haven’t yet ventured to Hojoko in the Verb Hotel, we suggest you get there as quickly as you can. The menu is loaded with raw fish and kimchi, but the cheeseburger is out of this world. There’s a reason Hojoko’s burger won the Best of Boston: Burgers category. As someone who doesn’t often eat red meat, I ate the Hojoko burger in its entirety, and thoroughly enjoyed it. The patty is juicy, salty, and loaded with melted American cheese and special sauce. Run, don’t walk, to get this burger.
Hojoko: 1271 Boylston St, Boston, MA 02215
