Ames Plow Tavern, Boston, Massachusetts, American Restaurant Details

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Sited in the middle of a "top tourist destination", this Faneuil Hall Marketplace fixture is a "festive" spot to "grab a drink" and some "decent", cheap American bar bites; the saloon setting "gets really crowded", but there's ample outdoor seating when the weather's nice.

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Great garden level pub if you're looking to escape the hustle and bustle of Fanueil Hall.

Food won't knock your socks off but will satisfy any hunger.

They open up outdoor seating in the summer for one of the best people watching spots in the city.

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What a joke. I can put tortilla chips on a paper plate, too. And if I include sour cream, I don't call it "dip."
Grossly overpriced. Just find a hotdog vendor.

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The burger was hardly worth $13...served with chips, no option for fries...at any price. For those of us that know that a bun makes a burger, you will be very disappointed. Overpriced, average food and OK service.

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Awful service, slow and rude. The bartender outside on Saturday 6/6/2015 should be fired. Go to the Black Rose 100 yards up the street, its way better!

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Came in here on a Friday night to get a drink drink with friends and almost missed it if I didn't look hard enough. My friends wanted to meet at the bar "under Ned Devine's" and some ended up at the bar inside Faneuil Hall under the stairs but this place is even further below that which might be hard to miss. I was thinking it would be a real dive bar but was really surprised to see it was pretty nice on the inside. The bar staff was really friendly and the drinks weren't overly expensive. There was plenty of room at the bar to sit and they had seating around the edges as well. Unfortunately the kitchen closes pretty early (I think around 10 or 11) so we didn't get a chance to try any of the food, but overall I would come back when going out in the area and not wanting to stand in line like all the other places in the area.