Chart House (Boston, MA)

Chart House
60 Long Wharf, Boston, MA 02110

Date of Service: Saturday, 6/27/26 (Lunch)
Cuisine: American
Cons: Groups Crowd the Entry/Exit by Hostess Desk, Outdoor Dining Along a Road, & Restroom Musty Smell
Pros: Ambiance, Attentive Staff, Comfortable Seating (Outdoor), Decor, Food Taste, Hours (11AM – 10PM), Landry’s Select Club Discount, Interior Charm, Location (Long Wharf), Menu Options, Portions, Quick Food Service, Seating Options (Bar, Indoor, Outdoor), & Waterfront View

Comments: Long Wharf’s oldest surviving structure, formerly the John Hancock Counting House built in 1763. Central hub for for merchant empire and shipping prior to the American Revolution (1765 – 1789). Renovated in 1973, diners can still see original features: exposed wooden beams, John Hancock’s original embedded wall safe (2nd Floor).

Requires transportation to access from/to Constitution Marina (Boston, MA). We walked over to the ferry service, F/Y Rita. Travels year-round across the Boston Harbor between the Charlestown Navy Yard and Long Wharf (South) in downtown Boston. Otherwise, the City View Trolley Tours, a hop on/off picks up at Stop#4 and drops off at Stop#1.