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Welcome to the Blackstone Grill The Blackstone Grill building was built in 1822 -- the same year that Boston became a city. This Federal-style building was based on the designs of Charles Bulfinch (1763 - 1844), who is most famous for his design of the new State House (1798) and the Faneuil Hall Expansion (1806).
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Blackstone Grill is located in the oldest remaining section of the
This building was originally home to a china store (William F. Homer, Proprietor). In 1877, the building was occupied by Cheney, Myrick & Hobbs, Druggists and then became one of Boston's famous ice-cream parlor until 1983. The Marshall House Restaurant opened in 1983 and served Boston and its visitors for twenty-two years. The Blackstone Grill carries on this long-standing tradition serving fresh Seafood & Beef, along with other local favorites. Enjoy the warm, inviting atmosphere, while relaxing with a glass of wine or enjoying a beer from our extensive selection. "We hope your dining experience will be a memorable one and that with every trip to Faneuil Hall, you will return to the Blackstone Grill to take a piece of Boston's Great History home with you." |
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