We stopped at Bosse Bar at Natick Mall very late at night with some serious cravings, not expecting…read morethe kitchen to still be open. To our surprise, the team went above and beyond by reopening the kitchen for us and even serving us delicious desserts and gelato. A special thank you to Anthony, the store manager, and Tabby, who were incredibly warm, accommodating, and genuinely eager to make sure we had a great experience. Their hospitality and willingness to help was genuinely impressive. Exceptional customer service like this is rare these days, and it's the reason we'll definitely be back. Highly recommend!

Bosse is a standout. Super modern, clean, and well-lit, with premium finishes. Booking is simple…read moreand smooth through their system, and it's easy to sign up for lessons or open play. The only caveat is pricing -- it's definitely on the higher end. Now, let's talk about the food - wow, we were blown away. Everything we ordered was incredibly flavorful, beautifully plated, and far exceeded our expectations. You'd never guess a restaurant inside a pickleball club could serve up dishes with this level of quality. Everything tasted fresh and thoughtfully prepared -- no shortcuts, no "sport-club food" vibe here. The drinks and desserts also deserve a special shoutout -- they've crafted some really fun, one-of-a-kind items that tie into the pickleball theme in playful and creative ways. As for service, the staff was incredibly warm, attentive, and well-trained. We will be back!

A-maz-zing!…read more Absolutely clean kid friendly family park. There is a little kids gym and a bigger kids gym, swings, picnic tables and so much more for the adults as well. Street side parking available, trash and recycle, portapotty as well as water fountain. This was a sweet park for the kids. Definitely be back!

Probably the largest central rock gym in Boston, this location in Alewife is known for its more…read morechallenging climbs. I spent about 2 hours here and was quite humbled but enjoyed the experience. If it weren't so far from the main Boston area, I would go more often, but it's worth the trek and visiting at least once!

Located conveniently with a large parking lot and access to the Red Line at Alewife, this Central…read moreRock Gym is one of the best climbing gyms I've been to in the Massachusetts! The bouldering area is expansive, with a wide range of problems for all skills levels. They have slab and walls with a various levels of overhang. I noticed they had a wall that catered to beginners as well, which is awesome for people starting out. Even during peak hours after work on a weekday, the gym didn't feel super packed and it was easy to get on the wall whenever. The open setup is also nice to see all the problems and what people are working on from one spot. This CRG also boasts a solid lifting area in the back with free weights and power racks, along with a few cardio machines. They have multiple training boards, hang boards, and a pull-up area. Free chalk bags are available at the front, along with self-serve rental shoes. The membership is a bit pricey ($125/month), but they do have classes like yoga included, as well as access to other CRGs. Overall, excellent bouldering gym, excited to go back and try more problems!

Amazing newly opened indoor play space in Boston! The aesthetic here is just wonderful (simple and…read moreclean). The staff is fantastic. What makes this play space extra special is its location inside the prudential center. Both my 2 and 5 year olds look forward to coming here during the weekends for the open play sessions. There's so much to do! Bouncing house, slide, trampoline, ball pit, and endless fun and educational toys. They also offer kids and parent classes during the week days. Highly recommend this place!

It's a magical place to bring a toddler! So much to explore! Thoughtful environment with all kinds…read moreof different activities and things to draw their attention and imaginations. Classes are amazing. A chance to experience things that are too much work to allow at home. A place where a little child can get into everything!

This park has it all . A basketball court , tennis court , baseball field , soccer field , and…read moretrack . Two playgrounds and it's super well maintained. No public bathrooms . The have a parking lot so parking is not an issue .

We have been here twice in the last week (during pandemic times)…read more Pros: - Separate Big Kid and Toddler Play Areas/Structures - Easy parking - 2 tennis courts, 1 basketball court, play area, baseball diamond, and big grass area Cons: - Often unsupervised children running amuck, while their Canada Goose-wearing entitled Moms are sitting on a bench gossiping about their lives and not paying attention at all to what their children are doing - Big Kids are often running rampant (especially true during the weekend) in the Little Kids/Toddler Play Areas If you have very little ones (toddlers, like I do), I'd recommend going during the week and not the weekend. The Big Kids who are unruly, entitled, and rude as hell will push the little ones around or rush and run around so quickly that they knock over the toddlers like bowling pins. Their parents will see and witness this going down and after each incident, will announce - "Well, it's time to go home." No apologies will ever be said or given, which honestly just says so much more about the parents than their kids. Kids are gonna be kids, but they're often reflective of their parents. ANYWAY - the play structure itself is decent. Go on a weekday, not weekend. Stay watchful of entitled Newtonian Moms.

Love this park. 2 baseball fields and 2 basketball courts. Has a playground for kids and a small…read morefitness area. Lots of activities. The loop is a great place to walk your dog. Lots of available benches to sit and relax.

A good neighborhood playground in West Roxbury. They have a little kiddie park and a track and you…read morecan bring your dogs to walk too. There are basketball courts and an open field where you can go ahead and play baseball and soccer. A lot of people use this field I'm guessing the neighboring schools close by. I come here to power walk. It's near my home. I like it and it's very convenient.

Tucked away on side streets in Arlington and just off the bike path, this recently renovated park…read moreis a gem for younger kids. Plenty of equipment and a sandbox with an excavator make for a great time. Other attractions include a basketball court, community garden, and picnic tables where you can host birthday parties. My kids love it.

Its not the temperature to run, but I always need my walks. Belmont has tons of parks and it's nice…read moreto walk park to park and take a lap around each. Not sure how many miles that is but they all have tracks or path that you can walk. Safe at night, and beautiful to look at while you walk.

Having grown up in this town, this is the superior playground by far! Wooden playgrounds are the…read morebest! When it was at risk of closing in 2013, I helped with the community-build of the new park and it was an amazing experience. i love how the new design retains many of the old elements, while also being higher so that adults can fit on the structure (the roofs on the old structure were too short for adults to accompany kids). Also in this new design they used the plastic-like wood for decking and pressure treated wood so it will last much longer than the old design.