The Boston bar put the towels on as the last cold beer fell into the frosted glasses.

Many customers seemed to agree, repeatedly comparing the West Hartford store to the homey Boston bar on the television series "Cheers."

If present trends continue, there may be few places left like "Cheers," the Boston bar in the popular television show "where everybody knows your name."

Around the packed back room of a suburban Boston bar one recent evening, dozens of rain-sodden campaigners summoned the energy for one last refrain.

Wendy Lim, 26, a student at Harvard Business School, experienced such feelings about a year ago when she met another young woman in a Boston bar.

In 1982, viewers got an invitation: C'mon down to a Boston bar.

The unfamiliar names are heard mostly before last call in any Boston bar.

Sounds like the comment you could have heard in Boston bars during the IRA bombing campaign, but I do not disagree with your sentiment.

V Map Despite the name, this place has nothing in common with the fictional Boston bar in the eponymous TV series.

She is then contacted at her sister's Boston bar by Ryan himself, and decides to participate on the show.