West End Pub

Went to West End Pub with my mother who is handicapped. While they don't have a facility that is handicap accessible (far from it), they assisted us in finding an appropriate table with room for her walker. We even had a nice view of the Bridge of Flowers from our table. We dined early to avoid the crowd and were glad we did because it gets very busy.  Food was wonderful - we had the special lobster salad in an avocado, YUM! Interesting cocktail offerings and helpful staff. This is a nice place to eat, cozy and friendly. Food is wonderful too! I will definitely recommend this to friends! The 3 of us ate, $63 including cocktails - not bad! We'll be back!

I came with a group of 8 people on a motorcycle tour of the area.   The place is small enough that we had to be seated separately, which wasn't a problem.  The staff waited on us quickly and were attentive to our needs. We all enjoyed our food, which ranged from all over the menu, from burgers to salads and soup.  

The building has a unique layout and history, which makes it fun to explore.

West End Pub was a perfect compliment to our day.

Great local spot for a warm meal and a drink. Friendly staff, cool old building, super New England-y and totally haunted. As I was peeing, a cool wind swept through the room and the lights flickered four times. Then, the ghosts of Ann Putnam and Tituba confronted me from deep within the bathroom mirror and told in me hushed whispers that they were, in fact, witches from Salem. The bathroom also has a cool marking where the flood water rose up and it feels very much like a ship captains house. Great burger and meat pie. Most of the food is pretty heavy.. don't go for a salad- but hits the spot on a cold winter day. They also have t.v. if you want to watch the game. Not to mention it's in the heart of one of the cutest towns in the whole wide world.