Visited the UOH during my trip to the ABCF, I am surprised to find this place on Beeradvocate, but i will review none the less. Located near market/seaport area in Boston, The UOH is supposidly the oldest resturant in America and a favorite of JFK. The UOH has a small bar on the main floor with seating areas on 3 levels. Booths where private and gave a good intimate feel, may be a good place to woo a love interest. Food is mostly seafood. We were served by a crabby waitress (excuss the pun), but she was prompt and not over bearing. Food was served fairly quick and was good, definalty not worth the prices they charged though. Beer selection was mostly Sam Adams and Harpoon. Nothing you could not find in any other bar in Boston. Beer was served in a frosted glass. :( Overall, kind of a tourist trap... but not a terrible place to visit if decent seafood is on the to do list while visiting boston.

America’s oldest resto according to the plaque. Lots of differernt old rooms with different menus in each. They have the major usual beers on draft in Boston plus Boston Beer’s Colonial Ale which is pretty tasty stuff. It’s located on the Freedom Trail which is well marked and easy to follow on foot. They also have their own home cooked baked beans. And they go quite well with the Colonial Ale!