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Kitchens and counters for after the show, with the closing time up front.
14 kitchens and counters in 7 areas, each with a closing time read off its own website or menu, and 2 that say they never close. Confirm before a Friday or Saturday run, and check Last Train before you pick a spot.
14 places
This Harvard Avenue outpost of the Korean chain fries its chicken the traditional way, hand battered and cooked at lower temperatures for longer. The pitch on the chain's site is [Real Crispy. Real Korean.] Its location page lists Monday to Sunday, 11:00am-2:00am.
Harvard Avenue · about 1 min walk (estimate)
Lone Star Taco Bar's Allston room puts its focus on mezcal, tequila, and Mexican street food. Time Out calls the Allston spot a Tex-Mex go-to for more than a decade. The owners, Aaron Sanders and Max Toste, spent early years in Texas and Southern California.
The Boston Globe calls Anchovies, at 433 Columbus Ave, a neighborhood dive bar and a super-affordable Italian restaurant. Some regulars have come for decades. The Infatuation found a pub crowd eating burrata ravioli and clam linguine around 1 am.
Prudential · about 6 min walk (estimate)
Franklin Cafe, a South End restaurant and bar at 278 Shawmut Ave, serves its full menu until 1:30 a.m., seven days a week. Boston magazine gave it Best Late-Night Dining in 2010. Most tables are held for walk-ins, with a few bookable in advance on Resy.
Back Bay · about 11 min walk (estimate)
Back Bay Social, at 867 Boylston St, is a bar and restaurant that opened in 2010. The bar runs half-off appetizers on Monday through Wednesday. It lists 17 beers on draft.
Prudential · about 6 min walk (estimate)
Bova's keeps its North End bakery on Salem Street open 24 hours a day, every day. Its Florentine cannoli is billed as famous. The bakery is family owned and operated since 1926.
jm Curley's Downtown Crossing bar at 21 Temple Place comes with its own speakeasy steakhouse. The kitchen stays open until 1:30 AM every day. Time Out singles out the grass-fed burger and the cheesy macs.
Peach Farm, at 4 Tyler Street in Chinatown, is a Hong Kong-style seafood joint in a basement. The room is dowdy basement digs. The pick is the steamed oysters in black bean sauce.
South Street Diner at 178 Kneeland Street was built in 1947 as the Blue Diner. Its site calls it the only all-night dining spot in Boston. Time Out's answer to where the party crowd lands at 4am is chocolate French toast.
A neighborhood tavern behind Fenway Park with more than 250 whiskeys on the list. Dinner is a family-style whole roasted pig. Whisky Advocate put it in its Top 100 Whisky Bars in America in January 2025, per the bar's site.
BU's 2026 neighborhood guide calls The Kenmore, in Kenmore Square, an affordable pub built around craft beer, burgers and hot dogs. The same guide notes a nightly late deal on hot dogs and burgers after 10 pm. Meet Boston suggests the wings or the burger plus craft brews on tap.
Hours on the venue's site: Thu-Sat 11 AM-2 AM; Sun 10 AM-1 AM; Mon-Wed 11 AM-1 AM
Kenmore · about 1 min walk (estimate)
Roza Lyons calls itself a local South Boston restaurant with craft beer, wine and cocktails. The menu is salads, sandwiches, and shared plates, which makes it the sit-down option on East Broadway.
Kelley Square Pub took Boston magazine's Best Neighborhood Bar in East Boston in 2016. It cooks Italian and American under one roof, with thin-crust and Sicilian pizza both on the list. The pub's own site prints its hours, and our hours pull lists the close.
ReelHouse is a landmark waterfront destination in The Eddy on New Street. The Infatuation calls it pretty much your only option for a harbor view with a drink. Its outdoor patio looks over the skyline.
Hours on the venue's site: Wed-Thu 11 AM-12 AM; Fri & Sat 11 AM-1 AM; Sun 11 AM-12 AM
Maverick · about 6 min walk (estimate)