
A classic wood-paneled neighborhood Irish pub for pints, pub grub & traditional music.
Hours
| Thursday | 12 PM–2 AM |
| Friday | 12 PM–2 AM |
| Saturday | 11 AM–2 AM |
| Sunday | 11 AM–2 AM |
| Monday | 12 PM–2 AM |
| Tuesday | 12 PM–2 AM |
| Wednesday | 12 PM–2 AM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 1357 Cambridge St, Cambridge, MA 02139
Phone: (617) 497-0965
Website: http://www.druidpub.com/
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Reviews
We walked in and got a seat immediately. There was only one server, but he did absolutely amazing. Can tell that it’s a cool bar to stop and have a drink or watch the game. The food was excellent. We started with the Druid Chips – and the curry sauce was a nice surprise. I got the beef stew (my personal take is amazing, wish had a few more potatoes), she got the Shepards pie. We loved all of it.
Will definitely return anytime I’m near Harvard!
The food is straightforward and deeply satisfying. Irish classics and pub staples are executed with care, generosity, and correctness, particularly at breakfast, where the kitchen operates with near-perfect repetition. Nothing is dressed up, nothing is compromised. The menu does exactly what it promises, every time, and that reliability becomes its own form of excellence.
Service is where The Druid truly separates itself. Warm, fast, intuitive, and unpretentious, hospitality here feels innate rather than trained. Staff move with confidence and familiarity, reading the room effortlessly and keeping the experience flowing without friction. It feels owned, not managed.
The atmosphere is inseparable from the experience. Lively, crowded, and unmistakably authentic, the pub hums with regulars, conversation, and earned energy. There is no artifice here—just a room doing what it has always done, extremely well.
The Druid earns five stars by being exactly what it is, without dilution or apology. It is not trying to evolve, impress, or reinvent itself—and that discipline is precisely why it remains one of the most complete and satisfying dining experiences in Cambridge.
A Druid is a priestly class in ancient Celtic culture.
There is something special about this pub.
Friendly neighborhood pub. A warm atmosphere inside very inviting. Greeted by the bartender. We were promptly offered service , drink and food.
I had a craving for a hearty Irish stew. Not disappointed. Fantastic! A pint of Guinness and a couple of slices of warm brown bread too. Filling serving size. No skimping here.
Also had the fish and chips and a chicken soup, Druid chips. None disappointed, and very satisfying.
Excellent service.