Nestled in Downtown Crossing, JM Curley's is the go-to gastropub for mouthwatering American comfort food, from loaded mac and cheese to juicy burgers, all served with a side of lively ambiance and creative cocktails.
"In the heart of Downtown Crossing, neighborhood mainstay JM Curley stays open later during the latter half of the week, serving glorious piles of fries, chicken wings, and more until 1:30 a.m. Thursday through Sunday. Midnight espresso martini and a burger, anyone? (For more excellent cocktails and snacks like lobster pancakes, the Wig Shop, JM’s new next-door sibling, also stays open till 2 a.m.)" - Eater Staff
"A classic Downtown Crossing pub, JM Curley is the place to go for comfort food and a beer. Get the mac and cheese or the excellent burger with fries. Or, stay awhile and explore the premises: There’s a tiny steakhouse hidden downstairs, as well as a cheeky cocktail bar called the Wig Shop." - Celina Colby, Eater Staff
"JM Curley’s award-winning burger is slathered in caramelized onions, Russian dressing, pickles, and cheddar on a sesame bun. It’s the perfect high-quality pub food to satisfy late-night cravings after a few cocktails. Best of all, it’s available until 1:30 a.m. most nights." - Celina Colby, Eater Staff
"A true bar burger is simple enough to hold in one hand and wash down with the beer you’ve got in your other. But a great bar burger makes you forget about the drink altogether. That’s what you get at JM Curley in Downtown Crossing, where a juicy patty topped with Russian dressing, cheddar, onions, and pickles should be waiting for you after work at least once a month." - dan secatore
"If they let you choose the temperature it was cooked at, the burger at JM Curley’s in Downtown Crossing would be just about perfect. It’s a sloppy mess of cheddar, Russian dressing, and grilled onions on top of a grass-fed patty that fills you up without making you wonder if there’s a brick in your stomach two hours later. The dark, brick-walled spot gets crowded after work, but you can usually find an open stool to enjoy something from their extensive tap list or one of their pretty good original cocktails." - dan secatore
