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Making My Way in the World at the Cheers Bar

September 30th, 2009 Tweet Facebook Digg Stumble Reddit Comment (1)
Where nobody knew my name...

Where nobody knew my name...

One of the most important places for my seemingly elderly girlfriend to visit while we were in Boston was the Cheers Bar, which is exactly what it sounds like; the bar that the TV show Cheers was based on.  Never mind the fact that she wasn’t yet born when the show began, it has remained one of her favorite shows.

Upon entering, the bar looks exactly like it did in the show, except it wasn’t filled the characters we know and love.  The menu wasn’t exactly groundbreaking, although I didn’t expect it to be.  They had the usual pub fare except that some dishes were named after Cheers characters, such as “Carla’s Petite Burger” and “Lilith’s Pan Asian Salad.”

I went for one of my favorite dishes, and one that wasn’t named after any character: buffalo wings.  It came with carrots and celery, which I allowed, knowing that my eating companions would enjoy them.

My wings arrived fairly quickly and were pretty standard as far as wings went.  At a price of just under 10 bucks, I knew I was paying for the location more than for the actual food.  The Cheers Bar is definitely worth visiting for a fan of the show, but identically generic food for cheaper prices can be found elsewhere.


One Response to “Making My Way in the World at the Cheers Bar”

  1. Anjali says:

    What happened to the ratings?

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