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1357, Cambridge Street, 02139, Cambridge, Middlesex County, US United States
contacts phone: +1 617-497-0965
website: www.druidpub.com
larger map & directionsLatitude: 42.3737841, Longitude: -71.100171
Jelena Djokic
::Awesome local Irish pub in a great neighborhood. It feels like many people know each other, people bring kids, watch football together etc., I would definitely want to be a regular if I lived nearby. The staff is super friendly. We just had a soda, but I took a peak at the menu and all the options seem pretty affordable.
Rosemari Martinez
::Food was delicious and hot and the entire place was filled with music and singing. Made for a fun evening. Only thing scored down was service since our host accidentally dropped a butter knife on me then ran away for some time without acknowledging the incident. Otherwise, would definitely go back for more food!
Kent Wangsness
::Great visit for this out of towner, fish and chips were amazing with large portions, appropriately wrapped in newspaper. Welcoming bar staff and some live Irish music. Great spot.
Stefanie K.
::3.5/5 The fries were fried in not so fresh oil. The burger was fine, so massive that it does not fit between the buns. It's not 100% beef, there were breadcrumbs in the patty and other spices. I'm more into simpler type of burgers hence why I'm not so happy. Meal was a bit heavy, kept us full for all day.
Kristen Chiama
::This place is one of the best pubs I have enjoyed in the states. It properly embodies all the best features of pub-culture with excellent food and drinks. We ordered the Shepard’s Pie and the Fish & Chips, both were excellent! The Guinness was good and the ginger beer had a proper kick of spice to it rather than a sweet aftertaste. The Shepard’s Pie was proper with lamb rather than beef. The lamb was tender and well-cooked, the vegetables were coarsely chopped and the mash potatoes were perfect. It did not have the typical vegetables you would expect in a Shepard’s pie (carrots and peas), rather, it was thick-cut hearty root vegetables that tied the dish together really well and would hold you through the cold months of winter. This is one of the best Shepard’s Pie’s that we have enjoyed this side of the pond. The Fish & Chips arrived in a bundle of newspaper (cute) and was perfectly fried fresh cod. While I wish the chips were double or triple fried (personal favorite), the overall dish was great with fantastic homemade tartar sauce that offered a bit of sweetness to the savory dish. Really, I could not get enough of the tartar sauce. The decor is well thought out with even a nod to Arthurian legends and local artistry tying the community together. There was a live band when we arrived playing tasteful Irish music, the golden retriever was a nice touch too. We will definitely return here as we loved the vibe, food, and live music!