The Sevens Ale House

This tiny bar is nestled between shops in Beacon Hill. Totally authentic pub vibe, I got the feeling that this is where locals go for drinks. We took a break here from our sight seeing to have a beer and a bathroom and discovered a dart board at the back to while away some time. It was such a lovely escape. The bar tender ended up comping my ice tea because she briefly forgot what I ordered, though she was extremely nice about it. Definitely worth a stop!

I visited this place on a Sunday at noon, and while it was completely empty, the service was surprisingly poor. We ordered food and drinks, but our waitress wasn’t very attentive. Not only did she forget one of our plates, but she also seemed to have a bad attitude throughout, which made the experience less enjoyable. We even had to ask several times just to get a beer. The food itself was okay—nothing memorable, some of the plates were cold but it wasn’t bad either. Pricing was pretty average compared to similar restaurants in the area, but given the service, it didn’t feel worth it. Overall, it’s not a spot I’d rush back to.

Stopped by on a warm day to have a couple of pints. Really good beer and good service. Nice bar to just sit and and enjoy the vibe.

This is definitely a second choice place when the place you really want to go to is too crowded. They don't serve burgers or cocktails, the food is mid and the beer is not cold. The owner or manager there is definitely a nice guy but that doesn't make up for the grub

It's a great local spot for drinks in an excellent atmosphere. We stop in whenever we're getting dinner in the area so we don't normally eat here, but the apps we've had in the past were very good. It's a popular place on the weekends so be ready for a nice crowd.

What a wonderful surprise! We happened on The Sevens Ale House when searching Reddit for a fun place to grab a beer in Beacon Hill. Our server/bartender was the sweetest! So attentive and helpful. We enjoyed the “Dog of the Day” - hole in the wall atmosphere which is something we look for when visiting a new city. Overall, one of our favorite stops in Boston!

Did not eat here, had drinks. Service is fast, great atmosphere, lots of young loud ppl on a Fr. Can't say cheap, $40+ for three beers with a tip.

This was EXACTLY what I was looking for. I wanted to get some chowder, but I really wanted to get off the beaten path. I was with family, so the place I went to needed to have menu options for kids and adults who might not want seafood. I also didn’t want to spend stupid amounts of money. We found reasonable prices, a menu with a wide variety of options, and something that wasn’t being visited by a million tourists. The food was very good quality! Chicken tenders appeared to be hand-battered. The hot dog of the day was really a fun option. Service was fast and friendly. 10/10 would recommend!