

Known as Salem’s hidden jewel, our pub warmly welcomes patrons with the authentic charm of a traditional Irish pub. Nestled at 121 Essex St, and across the street from the 100 year old Hawthorne Hotel , this culinary haven has delighted locals and tourists alike since its opening in February 2015. Indulge in our made from scratch dishes, including our renowned locally caught Fish & Chips, Comfort Food, and a Guinness pour that’s second to none west of the Shannon. We boast, a twenty draught beer line up, a fine wine list for every palette, whiskeys and scotches from around the world to complement the delectable menu. Experience our cozy ambiance and savor a Cead Mile Fáilte – a hundred thousand welcomes – every time you visit. Sláinte
Creative, contemporary American plates, beer & cocktails offered in a cozy, laid-back atmosphere.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 121 Essex St, Salem, MA 01970
Phone: (978) 594-8188
Website: http://www.oldemainstpub.com/
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Reviews
On our first night in Salem, my friends and I chose this place for dinner, and we were immediately glad we did. Every dish tasted homemade and full of flavor, and the service, especially from our server Elisha, was warm, attentive, and personable.
We started with the charred broccoli mac & cheese, which arrived piping hot and baked to perfection. Every bite was rich, creamy, and delicious. Honestly, it’s up there with the best mac & cheeses I’ve ever had.
For entrées, we shared the shepherds pie and the steak tips. The shepherds pie, made with a hearty mix of lamb, beef, peas, carrots, house mashed, and cheddar cheese, was fresh and perfectly balanced. The steak tips were cooked to our liking, tender, and seasoned beautifully. Both dishes were comforting and satisfying.
Olde Main Street Pub delivered exactly what we were hoping for: great food, genuine service, and a cozy atmosphere. I would definitely come back the next time I’m in Salem.
We ordered the house made curry and fries, the pork tenderloin sandwich, and the burger. Everything was good but nothing extraordinary, just pretty classic pub food.
We were seated outside on the patio with pretty views of the streets. As the sun set, the charming streets lit up, and it was fun to people-watch, especially with everyone dressed up in October. The inside had a cozy atmosphere too, but the outdoor vibes were perfect for a fall evening.
For appetizers, we had the burrata arancini and curry fries. The fries, in particular, were a pleasant surprise—the curry was delicious and complemented the fries perfectly. I also tried the pumpkin Shipyard beer, which tasted just like pumpkin and added to the fall feel of the evening
For our main dishes, I had the shepherd’s pie, which arrived with an oozy layer of cheese on top and was scrumptious. My boyfriend had the steak tips, and he loved them. The fish & chips were also quite good.
I was really happy with the food and service, but what truly made the experience special was the location. It’s the perfect spot to enjoy great food while soaking in the charm of Salem