If you go for the feel of the pictures from 'The perfect storm', forget about it. But 'The Crow's Nest' is still worth a detour. I went all the way from Boston, just to see the Port of Gloucester, where the Andrea Gail left for her fatal voyage to the Grand Banks and I wanted to find the bar they... More

This is where the locals drink in Gloucester. Made famous as the Bar the crew from the Andrea Gail, aka the fishing boat from the Perfect Storm, frequented. The walls are plastered with maritime photos and artifacts; and skeleton parts of various creatures from the deep. Guests can play live Keno or bet on animated horse races; or test your... More

This place is a pit. It's okay for a quick stop just to see it during the day. Generally wouldn't recommend going there at night if your from out of town.

my sister and i loved everything about our stay in gloucester the crows nest was just what we were looking for atmosphere, freindly and fun, it was also clean and comfortable and we had a great view truly hope to come back one day as we have fallen in love with the place.

During a recent visit to Rockport/Cape Ann, Mass. my husband & I took a quick drive to Gloucester. We first stopped at the Fisherman's Memorial - a touching tribute to so many who have lost their lives doing what they love. Def worth a visit. Nearby was The Crow's Nest, where the movie, The Perfect Storm, was filmed. I wasn't... More

Stayed at the Crows nest July 7,2011 and had a great time. The rooms are pretty basic, but very clean and you don't go to Gloucester to stay in a hotel room! The bar itself is a throw back to the corner bar of the 60's and 70's, the staff are great and can't do enough to make your visit... More

usually go to glouester acouple times a year to go cod fishing, always stop at the nest, althogh i havent stayed there, its pretty neat neighbor hood bar locals are friendly,it is what it is

every time i went into the crows nest they were so friendly.. we really loved it there...this last time it was different...one woman was very unfriendly..its like she was saying u dont belong here...this is the first time it was very uncomfortable...she seemed to be one of those tough gay woman...thought she owned the place....

LETS start with my grand dad,he fished for 47 years,thats a long time for such demanding work,fished from new foundland,worked his way to gloucester,thus making his mark,his name was Dennis murphy,what a grand fellow arms as big as a limb,brouge as thick as a fisherman's pipe,,told me stories as i grew up of the hard men the good men,that fished... More