Located in terminal C by gate 19 this is your typical Priority Pass lounge in the US. It's an ok…read moreconsolation considering the Chase Sapphire lounge was full and they were only allowing certain Chase card holders to get on the wait list. The food isn't anything to write home (or on yelp) about, it seems like it's usually some type of soup or salad & some snacks. The bar has some bottled beers and wine, and a few spirits they can make cocktails with. This lounge space is best used so you can have a comfortable seat while waiting for your flight and grabbing a drink. I'm not sure what the entry price is, but I still wouldn't recommend paying to come in. If you have a prior pass that gives you free entry then it worth coming in rather than sitting at the gates with the rest of the creatures in Gen Pop outside.

Well this lounge still has lousy food. Hardly any selection…read moreof beverages. No service . A pathetic excuse of a lounge. Don't even bother going. Eat on the plane. You'll do better. Dirty drab environment . Come on this is Boston. There should be a better priority lounge

Colette had pretty good drinks! I had the passionista and someone else had the berry basil smash…read more(which was mint instead of basil since they had run out). Both drinks were strong, but still had great flavor! Just taking one star off since the lighting was quite bright when we were there, even though it was a Friday night. The servers seemed very friendly though!

Extraordinary addition to the theater district/midtown Boston…read more Friendly staff, everyone with energy to spare. Great music. I sampled the following drinks: Pimms Cup Fruity liqueur cut with ginger beer and lemon juice, so doesn't taste too sweet, begs for seconds. Louisiana Express Sweet punch, perhaps too sweet, but the guava plays happily with vodka. Whattamelon Bae Perhaps not always on the menu, but if you're in the mood for an ice cold slurry of watermelon and vodka, lemon and rosemary, you're in luck. Finally, and of course, the vaunted mac and cheese should be on every human's bucket list. Gooey and garlic infused. Cozy, great drinks, great music, there's nothing not to like here.

" Hookah for all " Great relaxing music, service and vibe…read more. It's reasonably priced , for quantity and overall experience. They sell smoothies for good but we didn't try those. Parking is street metered , it's an overall fun place .

Hookah was 39 (not 29) as some of the menu pictures indicate. They also added a service cost. For…read morethe hookah and a soft drink it was more than $50 bucks. Overall, hookah was good but definitely not $50+ worth (atleast in my opinion) Not sure $50+ for t

"One of those rare and unexpected delights that turns a vacation meal into a cherished memory. From…read morethe moment we walked in, the warm ambiance, attentive service, generous portions, and bold flavors made this spot unforgettable. We started with the perfectly fried calamari--crispy, tender, and full of flavor. I had the rich Pesto Pasta, packed with fragrant herbs, sun-dried tomatoes, and mushrooms, while my wife enjoyed the Vegetarian Parrillada, loaded with grilled mushrooms, asparagus, zucchini, carrots, broccoli, and creamy hummus. Both dishes were absolutely delicious, beautifully spiced, and paired wonderfully with their excellent wine selection. Everything--the food, the service, the portions, the spices, the wines, and the inviting ambiance--was top-notch. If you're in the Revere area (especially near the beach), Capri is a must-visit. We'll definitely be back on our next trip!"

Cosmopolitans were delish! Lunch was very good! Service is excellent. Would go back!read more

One of my favorite bars in Boston. Visited for the first time with my husband and we made…read morereservations in advance. There is no bar seating only couches and bathroom is downstairs. Ambiance is very chill and great music. Our server was Lou and she was great. Idk what people are talking about in other reviews but she was great. She gave us recommendations on drinks and food and our service was on point. We tried 4 drinks and for the hummus ans everything was delicious. We will be back!

Interesting ambiance, though it's really hard to visit as a single person, since everything is set…read moreup in little clusters of couches, and there's no bar seating. Cocktail menu is ambitious but doesn't deliver on the ingredients and vision promised in the description, and certainly not for the price.

The bartender is so kind she was over the top. Came down to watch the game…read more I am very impressed. More people should try this place.

Formerly Viking Pub, Blue Sky Tavern is a lively neighborhood pub situated on Putnam Street in…read moreWinthrop. The place offers a full service bar with seating & flatscreen TV, several beers on tap, wine, spirits, and cocktails. There are also high top tables, regular tables, and lounge tables and leather sofas in the front, smaller flatscreen TVs on the walls and a shuffleboard in the middle of the room. Upbeat music is blasting over the speakers. The pub food menu offerings include appetizers, wings, burgers, sandwiches, pizzas, salads, entrees, and sides. The prices are moderate. During my sightseeing visit to Winthrop to watch the planes takeoff and land at Logan Airport, a mile away, I was getting hungry and stumbled upon the Blue Sky Tavern. I walked inside and took a seat up at the bar. The bartender gave me a food menu to look over and I requested an ice water. I decided on the Fish & Chips ($22 plus tax) with House Fries & Cole Slaw, which was served in 10 minutes after ordering. Served on a square plate, the portion size was good, which had a nice sized fried crisp battered haddock filet, golden fries and a cup of wide shredded slaw with cabbage & carrot, tartar sauce and lemons on the side. The haddock and fries were deep fried very hot and to perfection. The haddock was soft & flaky, good dipping into the tartar sauce and ketchup. The standard house fries were hot and crisp outside. The slaw with a light mayo base was crunchy. After I was done, I got the check which was $23.38 with tax and before tip. Overall, stopping in at the Blue Sky Tavern was a nice surprise for an early dinner since I was initially going to stop at a chain restaurant in Revere after watching the planes in the sky. The service was friendly and I would stop by again for food if I'm in the neighborhood.

Super cute space. I love how the space was laid out…read more I came here at night when there was a DJ and had the best time. I will have to come at another time to check out the bar vibes!

This place is having an identity crisis. Is it a dive bar, is it a cocktail bar?…read more It sort of has both going on. At the same time. Upsides: The food is good. The bartenders and servers are great. Val the manager is a standout. The drinks are good, not world class but fine and a lot of options for different tastes if you are with a group. If you are in the area, stop in and see what the vibe is.

We were walking around Revere beach on a rainy Sunday afternoon when we stumbled upon Lumina. A…read moreColombian night club (and restaurant!) We were the only folks in the building. The music was SO loud we did request them to turn it down. Our server did not speak english but was still really sweet and helpful. We got a variety of burgers and sandwiches, and beers and everything was great. We had a great time, if we were younger we'd have stayed to club lol I hope the best for this new spot on the strip.

Went in hungry after walking the length of the beach. The place was immaculate. Staff very friendly…read moreand will make suggestions when asked. I ordered the very fresh & delicious Ceviche de Chicharron Ahumado- served with tomatoes, onions, cilantro, avocado slices & fried yucca, as suggested by the bartender and I got a cold Modelo draught. I told him- I'll be back and he said, I know you will!!! lolololol I will be! They even serve desayuno (breakfast)! The menu has alot to choose from.

The entire experience at Offsuit is effortlessly cool from the moment you arrive. There's a…read morespecific way to get in (IYKYK) that isn't a hassle at all -- it just perfectly sets the tone and leans into the speakeasy vibe. Once inside, the space is cozy and dimly lit, with bartenders spinning vinyl and the current record displayed above the bar. The seating is close enough to feel intimate whether you're on a date or with a small group, but the music is dialed in just right -- loud enough for atmosphere, quiet enough to still have a conversation without overhearing the tables next to you. The cocktails are outstanding. What really stands out is how creative they are -- unique flavor combinations that feel thoughtful and well-balanced. If you're someone who actually appreciates craft cocktails (and not just ordering a Jack and Coke), this place will absolutely hit. Perfect for a date when you want to look cool, or a small group of four you want to impress. I'd come back in a heartbeat.

Go find the alley where this place is located. It will be worth your time! Great service and…read morebeautiful and delicious cocktails. The vibe is also perfect for close friends and special nights.

I would like to recognize Jorge and Dani for the outstanding service they provide at the bar at…read moreDryft. From the moment we arrived, they were friendly, professional, and attentive, making us feel welcome throughout our visit. Their drink recommendations were excellent, and their knowledge, positive attitude, and attention to detail made the experience even more enjoyable. They are a big part of what makes Dryft such a great place to visit. I highly recommend stopping by the bar and experiencing their exceptional hospitality.

I was not very impressed by Dryft in Revere, MA. My sisters and I were meeting a local friend here…read morefor dinner. We had a reservation and were seated right away and with water and menus. One half hour later, our waitress finally came to take our order after walking back and forth ignoring us for that 30 minutes. When our waitress took our orders, there was no apology for the long wait either. The food we ate was good, but not worth the wait. The portions were generous, and I couldn't finish mine. One sis ordered lobster roll with slaw, pickles and fries. She found it to be underwhelming, particularly the texture. I had the Dryft cheeseburger covered in caramelized onions and fries as a side. It was a big burger, well cooked, and I deconstructed it, to have less bun. The plentiful onions were a nice addition, and I liked the fries. The other sis ordered chicken under a brick, which was a fried boneless chicken breast under mashed potatoes, chicken jus, and brussels. She substituted asparagus for the brussels. Sis was highly satisfied with her whole meal and ate it all. Our host had a salad, but I didn't catch which one. It was large, not particularly noteworthy, and she didn't finish it either. The place was really noisy, which made conversation difficult. One other thing I noticed: all the female staff were wearing very short black skirts or shorts while the male staff members wore long black pants. I didn't inquire about a dress code or uniform, but it seemed sexist to me.