A proper pint, a warm room, and the craic any night of the week.

A corner of East Weymouth that feels like home.

The Rose sits on the corner of Broad Street with its red façade, its stained-glass Fáilte, and the Irish flag out front. Inside: whiskey-barrel tables, Cork and Guinness mirrors, a bar top made of bottle caps set under resin, and walls that have seen more good nights than most rooms ever will.

It is a locals' pub. The kind where the bartender knows your drink and the regulars make a little room when a new face walks in. Come for the music, stay for the pizza, and know the pint in front of you was poured by someone who lives down the street.

Great friends, great food, great craic.