America's Oldest Restaurant!! ? OYSTER BAR + CLAM CHOWDER!! | Union Oyster House, Boston!

America's Oldest Restaurant!! ? OYSTER BAR + CLAM CHOWDER!! | Union Oyster House, Boston!
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BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS – Welcome to Boston and one of the restaurants I was most looking forward to eating at was the Union Oyster House – the oldest continually running restaurant in the United States! They are known for their oyster bar and New England style seafood. In this video we’re getting a first hand look at Union Oyster House, the back end kitchen, and the legendary oyster bar!

First of all, I love the old building that actually dates back to way before Union Oyster House opened. There are so many stories that have come out of the amazing building. Union Oyster House opened in 1826, and when you arrive it’s a total step back in time, a living museum that’s a restaurant.

As you enter Union Oyster House, probably my favorite part of the entire restaurant is the oyster bar, which is the original oyster bar. It wasn’t a seating oyster bar, but rather a leaning oyster bar. And it happened to be a favorite of Daniel Webster who would lean at the bar and eat no fewer than 6 dozen oysters. The oysters were phenomenal, so fresh and local, and with a squeeze of lemon and a swipe of horseradish and cocktail sauce. It was some of the best cocktail sauce I’ve ever had.

After taking a full tour of the restaurant we then sat down for a full meal including clam chowder, more oysters, broiled haddock, shrimp with a tomato pesto sauce, and one of my favorite dishes, mussels in white wine, garlic and garlic. The food was fresh and local and prepared in classic New England style. The clam chowder is one of the best I’ve ever had.

Union Oyster House is an iconic restaurant, it has unparalleled history in the United States, and food is quite delicious – especially the oysters and the clam chowder! When you’re in Boston, for both food and history lovers, it’s a must.

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27 Comments

  1. I need you to go to the best Portuguese restaurant in the area and let us know what you find,and maybe pop in to a local Thai restaurant to see if they recognize you

  2. A few years back, I was able to eat there and be lucky enough to sit at the JFK table… The food is truly amazing, and yes you can eat gallons of that chowder.. Also to note for beer lovers that they have a special brew made by Sam Adams called Colonial Ale which can ONLY be found at Union Oyster House.. and that was spot on too. If you are in Boston… you got to stop!

  3. He eats cold and hot dishes at the same time, and orders way to much food. Can’t give a honest opinion when you have so many flavours mixed in your mouth. So seems silly, but this is how he dies it. I enjoy the places he picks, but listen to his opinion on if there good or not.

  4. Mark. You are just great. Glad you are on the road again. Maybe you will have a chance to team up with other you tubers again. I suggest outdoor chef life on the west coast. Taku and Joselyn are delightful. Do a little fishing and foraging. Peace

  5. always enjoy your amazing videos and amazing food, Mark! but what’s also amazing is how you DON’T gain weight and remain slim! cheers!

    *now i know why Boston’s called beantown!

  6. I visited the Union Oyster House in 2011 with my family. The Oysters and the food we had were just Amazing!! and delicious, it was a wonderful experience dining, in the oldest restaurant in the U.S. The Ambiance was very historic and beautiful, It felt like I was back in 1826.

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