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Chatham Tap

English-style pub that features hi-def TVs playing soccer (err, "football") all day and night. A nice selection of high end beers and a mix of bar style food with more gourmet takes on classics. They serve some of the best fish and chips in town to a mix of hipsters, post-work yuppies, gays and jocks.

Address: 719 Massachusetts Ave
Website: chathamtap.com (opens in a new tab)

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