What once started out as a market-man’s dining hall in the early 19th century has turned into one of Boston’s most historic and popular dining facilities located in Faneuil Hall. Durgin-Park, the city’s oldest restaurant, boasts that it was “established before you were born.” It offers a fun and lively atmosphere complete with red and white checkered tablecloths, communal dining on the second floor and a lower bar known as The Hideout that features live entertainment and an enormous craft beer selection. There is also a main dining area with separate tables for more private dining.