Boston Tea Party — Historic Site in Plymouth

Boston Tea Party in Plymouth is a historic site and modern cafe on Union Street, in the Historic Plymouth area. The venue recreates the 1773 tea warehouse, offering a unique glimpse into the past. Both locals and visitors enjoy Boston Tea Party for a quick drink and snack or a longer stay soaking up the atmosphere and live music. It's a distinctive place within easy reach of Plymouth Hoe and Sutton Harbour.

Established in 1800, Boston Tea Party is a Grade II listed Georgian building and recreated historical site. The architecture features wooden beams and antique maps, creating a historic interior. It fully recreates a 1773 tea warehouse, delivering an immersive atmosphere. Lighting is dim and the noise level is often high due to live music and tours, creating a lively vibe. The venue accommodates up to 180 people and offers an experience focused on colonial style. It’s wheelchair accessible with step-free access and accessible toilets.

As a historic site and cafe, Boston Tea Party works well for casual visits and social occasions. You can enjoy craft beers and cocktails, and the Plymouth Gin Cocktail is a popular choice. The venue’s atmosphere is perfect for a relaxed afternoon or evening, especially with live music every Thursday. The Guided Living History Tours provide an engaging and educational experience, and takeaway service is also available.