About Chart House Boston
The four-story Gardiner Building, which now houses the Chart House, was built around 1763 and served as office to Thomas Hancock and, subsequently, his nephew John Hancock. Often referred to as “Hancock’s Counting House,” it is the oldest building on Long Wharf. The Boston Chart House, which opened in July 1973, continues to maintain this ideal. Guests will note many original fixtures such as Hancock’s safe, broad wooden beams, floors, staircase, and red brick walls.
Sitting along the docks on historical Long Wharf makes the Boston Chart House Restaurant the perfect location to host any type of event, offering the finest and freshest seafood to the highest quality steaks. Let our professional staff make it an unforgettable occasion that will create memories to last a lifetime. Our professional catering planning goes beyond the initial stage to suit your special needs and menus. Whether it is a small intimate dinner or a sumptuous buffet, we offer an array of packages that will accommodate your needs.
Event Pricing
Events Starting At
Attendees: 0-260
| Deposit is Required
| Pricing is for
parties
and
meetings
only
Attendees: 0-260 |
$9 - $50
/person
Pricing for parties and meetings only
Event Spaces
Cafè
Kettle Room
Main Dining Room
Marina Room
Third Floor Loft
Restaurant
Recommendations
Perfect for wedding shower
- An Eventective User
from cambridge, ma
very reasonably priced. great value
Neighborhood
Venue Types
Amenities
- ADA/ACA Accessible
- On-Site Catering Service
- Outdoor Function Area
- Valet Parking
- Waterview
- Wireless Internet/Wi-Fi
Features
- Max Number of People for an Event: 260