Cool speakeasy, it was fun finding it in an alleyway. Super low key date spot with the most…read morecomfortable chairs, excellent craft cocktails, and hype music. Service was great, our waitress was quick and on point. We were able to get a quick drink and catch the commuter rail home. Lost in translation is exactly what the name says. I don't know how those flavors come out from mixing those ingredients. Impossible odds was delicious. I would definitely order this one, but it is small. The oil on the top really sends this one home!

This place is cool I will give you that. We went up to abandon door in alley and had to squint to…read moresee a sign that said Never knock always call. We did and she opened door and ushered us in. Cool vibe tiny and nicely lit. The menus themed were reckons cards and is only in QR code. I tried the snap pea one and the vibe check. The vibe check was delish and has a salted yogurt on it. So good. Interesting vibe I was def one of the oldest people inside but hey that's me. Gotta love a fun cocktail. Would go back if they had rotated menu out

Love a lil matcha-tini moment, and definitely used this space for a date or two. The drinks are…read moregreat and seating option plentiful. Seems like it was artfully decorated to the the perfect place for Millennial women, bachelorette parties, and photo ops.

The Love in Tokyo cocktail was very sweet and creamy, at the cost of the matcha taste. First sip…read more(even after mixing) was heavy on the vodka, but this gets less overpowering as you continue to sip and let the ice melt to dilute it. Unfortunately, despite the sprinkling of matcha on top and the pleasant light green color of the cocktail, there was minimal matcha flavor in it. I was rather disappointed by how overwhelmingly cream-forward the taste was. However, this and many other cocktails are very pretty. If you're looking for a place with drinks that are more for the show or aesthetics, then this would probably be a good choice. The place was fairly accommodating of our large-ish party (~11 people)- it probably helped that we went on a Wednesday night when they were pretty much empty. They just let us sit in the corner and pull up chairs. Service was rather minimal and lackluster.

Totally worth the hype!…read more Came here for drinks with friends and was blown away with the creativity of the cocktails and the warmth of the staff. This place is tiny and you need to fight for your life for a reservation but it makes sense why it's so popular. The drinks are spectacular and the staff are extremely knowledgeable and will guide you through the whole experience. Will definitely be returning!

We had a wonderful visit to Farmacia for the Korean chapter…read more The cocktails were masterfully formulated and Susie was such a delight throughout the evening, being able to chat while also preparing the drinks. The other couples during the seating were lovely as well. Things I loved: *pay in advance--you pay when you make the reservation so you can just leave at the end *the cocktails--among the best you can find in boston. You can taste the care that goes into the menu preparation. *the service--we had such a nice evening that flew by Things of note: *the seating goes by pretty fast--for the volume of alcohol (3.5 drinks), the 90ish minute seating is too short. We ended up having to drink faster than we wanted to *the bar snacks--while tasty, they were teeny tiny. See my photo of the banchan--meant to be shared among two people. I was anticipating slightly more volumous snacks All in all, I totally recommend this experience and would definitely go back

This was one of the many recommended rooftop bars of Boston. We were able to get a reservation here…read moresame day so we came here. The patio is nice and the view of the skyline is pretty! We wanted to start with the frozen espresso martinis but they were out so we ended up trying different drinks- I had a spritz that was refreshing and my friends had the coco Rita & the lemon blueberry Tini- we had two rounds of drinks before the frozen drinks were ready again. They tasted like a mudslide/milkshake so was a nice finisher to our night here. We had snack throughout our time here. The mezze platter was OK, the cauliflower was gross and flavorless, the cheese was iffy. Really we just munched on the hummus and the pita bread. The oysters were decent! And the spinach artichoke dip was also fine- not the best but not the worst. I did really enjoy the pita bread. Really people come here for the view and a drink- I would skip the food and eat elsewhere. Sidenote- the bathroom lighting was immaculate lol

I have one of the best restaurants experienced here at Deck 12! We had reserved the gondola table…read moreright on the rooftop. It was a great view of Boston. Highly recommend for a scenic view and pictures. It was very cold the day we went. The staff went above and beyond to make sure we were kept warm. They adjusted heating lamps and brought us very warm blankets. They even were able to move us indoor when it got very chilly. The margarita pizza and truffle fries were great to snack on while we gabbed. We got white wine for the table. I highly recommend getting the chocolate fondue. It came with apples, strawberry, marshmallows, and churros. These dipped in the decadent chocolate tasted amazing and was so fun. Sebastian was a great waiter who kept checking in on us. He even offered to take picture of us outside. Overall, I highly recommend this place.

The Irving is one of my go-to spots for after-work drinks. The vibe is perfect for unwinding, and…read moreit's a place I find myself coming back to often. If I make it in time before the late-night menu starts, I have to order the foie gras -- it's my favorite item on the menu and it's SO good. Rich, perfectly prepared, and always hits the spot. When I come later and the late-night menu is on, I go straight for the cheeseburger. Simple, classic, and exactly what you want with a drink. Service can be a little slow at times, so I've learned to either order right away or grab a seat at the bar, which makes the experience much smoother. Overall, definitely a staple for me -- great for drinks, great bites, and a solid after-work hang

Amazing lobby bar at the famous Lenox Hotel in Boston's Copley and Prudential area. They serve the…read moresimilar appetizer and dishes as Willow and Ivy which is the restaurant next door so go there if you can't get into Willow and Ivy. First come first serve seating and our waitress was on it! Love the holiday decor and it is cozy but can get loud like any hotel lounge bar.

I ordered the brussel sprouts, grilled chicken sandwich and a salmon sandwich…read more All of the food was average, nothing was over the top. The brussel sprouts were not good as it tasted like someone put an entire lemon on them. It was also outrageous to charge an 18% service charge and a 3% admin fee on food that I picked up from the restaurant. I have no idea why you have to pay over 20% in fees for food that you are taking to go. I would not recommend dining here.

Rating: 3.5 Stars…read more Lifted is on the fifth floor of the OMNI Hotel. My friend and I stopped by around 8 PM on a Wednesday night. We went up to the hostess stand and were seated right away. Our server came by and was very friendly. However, as the night went on the service became quite slow. It took a lot of time for our food to come out and to get our to-go boxes as well. For a drink, I ordered the PINA-NO-LADA. It is basically a virgin pina colada. Very delicious and they added some nice cherries on top. For the food we shared: -CEVICHE: Great flavor and very fresh octopus. Went well with the tortilla chips it came with. -SHRIMP SCAMPI: The pasta was cooked perfectly as were the shrimp that were big and juicy. However, the sauce was overly acidic. There was way too much lemon in it. I do also wish they had more than just 4 shrimp on top of a $30 bowl of pasta. -BRUSSEL SPROUTS: Was good brussel sprouts. All in all, while the food was pretty good (with some hit or miss elements), it is such an expensive meal especially for the portion and service you are getting.

Nice views of Faneuil Hall and fairly empty on a Saturday afternoon. (Even as you could see the…read moretourists bustling around down in the shopping/food stores across the street) I expect it to probably be busier for happy hour after work on weekdays. The space is completely open air seating alcoves of outdoor furniture divided by plants and shrubbery. The main bar area is a high bar counter in front of a 60's style metal RV. This area is covered by a large overhead tent, and walking through/past it they set up a few small mini golf putting stations; free to putt around. Chill spot to grab a few beers and chill with friends.

I love this place! We walked thru several times over the weekend. Always "hopping"! They have the…read moreCUTEST lemonade stand I've ever seen! Open air (convered), hanging chairs, mini golf... a fun place!

Stopped here during a tour of the seaport and got a taste of their oysters and a frozen hibiscus…read moremargarita. It's a cool outdoor space, perfect for daytime drinks and small bites or as I imagine the people who work in seaport go for a nice social hour. It wasn't too busy on a Friday afternoon but I heard it could get pretty crowded. The seaport has a lot of nice little spots like this.

We stopped by to eat some apps on a Friday evening - it was busy but not packed. The staff were…read morevery friendly. The vibe is self-serve -- you walk up to the drink hut, then the food hut, and order giving your table number. You scan the QR code on the table to learn what's on the menu. Most of the food came out pretty quick. Everything was delicious. I also got a baja fish taco -- not pictured and it was pretty tasty. They don't have cider on draft - I shared a High Limb OG with my sister and it hit the spot. We will definitely be back -- especially cause it's dog-friendly! Our pup enjoyed the vibes too.