Everybody needs a great dive bar -- this is it! The Tam is everything a classic dive should be: a…read morelong, well-worn bar with comfy stools, plenty of standing room, and that no-frills Boston charm that makes you feel instantly at home. The drink selection is limited (in the best way) -- no need to overthink your order here. The bartenders are pros who've seen it all; they're friendly, fast, and take zero nonsense. Service is efficient, the crowd's laid-back, and the prices are unbelievably good for downtown Boston. It's the kind of place that doesn't try too hard -- because it doesn't have to. I love everything about this bar. A true Boston classic.

This is a place that is considered a local fave... or maybe a tourist trap with bartenders that…read moredon't know what the hell they're doing. I was in for a drink (Boston sour) and out as soon as I could finish it. Should be 3 main ingredients... whiskey, sour mix, and frothed egg white. It was heavily flavored sour mix. And cheap at that. No shaking (or even stirring) this cocktail. They seemed annoyed that even ordered it. And for $11- NO THANK YOU!!!! If you're visiting Boston-- don't waste your time. I'm glad I got out after 1 drink, and wish I didn't even waste my time or money.

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!

This popular, not so hidden speakeasy has some inventive drinks with a fun menu that can take you…read moreback in time (we were in our Game Boy & Barbie era). Everyone in our party enjoyed their drinks - alcoholic and non! Our friends got some small bites to go along with their cocktails. The seating space has couches to chill on, creating a relaxed atmosphere. Downstairs there is a private room that can be reserved for certain parties. Service was great, and super helpful with questions on the menu. Checkout this spot if you're in the Downtown crossing area and would like some unique drinks before grabbing dinner in the area. Lentz_explore

This place was awesome!!!…read more If you are a Gen X'er, and love great cocktails, you will love this place! So we are from out of town; Texas, to be exact, and we were in Boston on vacation. We were looking for a place we could get some drinks and appetizers, and maybe watch some sports. A person in our group found this place online, so we gave it a try. We loved it! The 80s & 90s decor, as well as the 80s & 90s music they were playing made it an instant hit for our Gen X group. Every single song that was played was on my personal playlist, so we sang along and danced at our table to the tunes that took us back in time. There were some early 2000s songs played, too, but all songs played were songs we know and love. So needless to say, we loved the music!! Also, the drinks...oh my, the drinks. They were so, so good! Some in our group had the Adult Caprisun, including myself. It was so tasty, and served in an actual pouch, which brought me back to my 80s childhood. Another in our group ordered the Pink Flamingo which came with a little inflatable pink flamingo that you could take home with you. We noticed that the drinks were just perfect, too; not too strong with alcohol, and not watered down, either. The food was okay. It's bar food, so it's not going to knock your socks off or anything, but it hits the spot if you are drinking and hanging with friends. Our server was good. She was attentive to our needs and took good care of us. It was interesting to me that we, a group of age 50 somethings, were the oldest among the clientele, as everyone else was probably in their 20s or early 30s, but we didn't care. We had a great time! The only reason I did not give this place 5 stars is because someone in our group wanted to watch the Red Sox game, and apparently it was on Apple TV that night and the bar didn't have Apple TV.

Food was very tasty. My husband had the smash burger and loved it. I had the pork quesadilla, it…read morewas a little sweet but otherwise very tasty. Service was excellent and the atmosphere was nice. Joey the bartender was super!

This place pretty much is what it markets itself as, It's a dive bar... They have a full selection…read moreof cocktails, wine and beer along with your typical menu of burgers, sandwiches etc... the service was prompt and attentive.

Was a treat! Came in on Valentines Day (no reservations) and was seated right away with my…read moregirlfriends. Our server was super kind and informative on the menu. I have a gluten allergy and this menu was full of food I could eat which normally I never can! I had the fish and chips. Massive piece of fish and delicious fries. The fish was good, a little underseasoned but I easily fixed that. The fries are the good kind, nice and chunky. Food was delicious. My friend has the special budget of the day and she enjoyed that as well! I will 100% be coming back again and again!

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.

I wanted to like this, but I didn't have the opportunity. I came in to get my first drink that was…read moreincluded with check in. I was not a fan at all - no worries though, because it was free. Can't complain about free! While ordering the free drink, I asked for a menu since I planned on grabbing some dessert. They dropped off the menu and never came back. I'm not the loudest person so I don't try to yell to flag someone down. I tried making contact with the bar tenders, waving my menu, etc and could not get anyone to come back. They checked in with people around me and took 10+ walkup orders, but never came back around to check on me. After 30 minutes of waiting, I gave up and left. The environment was nice. They had several tables located along the windows with good lighting, and the bar was set up fairly comfortably.

The food is decent and the prices are good. We did both breakfast and dinner because we got…read morevouchers with our hotel stay. When it's busy, they get disorganized. They couldn't figure out where food went and forgot our drinks. Overall wort the price for a quick bite and it's a fun vibe. Lots of neon.

Heard the dj was good so I popped in. John was an excellent bartender and provided great…read moresuggestions on places to visit while in Boston.

Kevin was phenomena! He ensured we were sat promptly to celebrate our birthdays! He and the bar…read morestaff were so kind and accommodating!

I came here for breakfast during my stay at The Newbury. Service was quite slow as initially there…read morewas only one dedicated, friendly employee handling the seating, taking orders and busing the tables. My order of yogurt with fruit and granola was fresh, filling and a yummy beginning to my day. My coffee was equally enjoyed, and note that it's $13 for each small coffee pot. Refills are not complimentary. I loved my window table on this rainy morning, and the lovely, cozy ambiance of The Street Bar. It's easy to see why this is such a sought after bar each evening.

We visited on January 11th, a few weeks prior to my wedding. This was a day I had planned for…read moremonths with my daughter and future stepdaughter, an important and meaningful occasion, and the experience fell significantly below expectations. In advance, I stopped into the hotel to confirm that a gluten-free guest could be accommodated and was assured this would be handled. In reality, the accommodation was inadequate and, at times, unacceptable. While the rest of us were served scones, my stepdaughter was given cut fruit in their place, and told that was all they had to accommodate.The dessert course consisted of what appeared to be basic gluten-free cookies, misrepresented as something more gourmet - egg nog cookies??? This lack of preparation was both disappointing, upsetting and avoidable. The broader experience was equally concerning. We were subjected to an unsolicited and uncomfortable "lesson" on tea service, which detracted from what should have been a relaxed and celebratory occasion. While trying to enjoy the time with the girls, being a lifelong tea drinker and someone who has been to many times at your establishment and its various incarnations, this is something I have never experienced. The food quality was poor (scones were clearly reheated and stuck to the cloth napkin they were wrapped in), and there were notable service lapses, including being served water in a visibly shattered glass. Additionally, when hot water was added to refresh the tea, my stepdaughter's pot curdled and had to be replaced. It was especially disappointing, as I mentioned that I had stopped in and spoken with the concierge, and was assured, as they had called the kitchen while I stood there that they readily accommodated gluten-free. There are numerous places in the city that could have done this, and if you had just told me that you could not do so, I would have booked us elsewhere. I chose not to raise the multiple issues in the moment so as not to disrupt what was meant to be a special day for the girls and me. However, the total cost exceeded $500, and the experience did not come close to justifying that price point! Do not recommend.

I was at the rooftop bar today for a bit of food and it was such a comfortable homely spot .Iwas…read moreserved by a beautiful lady her name was Caragh who was so helpful,friendly and welcoming.The food was delicious and great atmosphere.I will definitely be back ag thanks Caragh

I'd weave that into the ending so it feels like the whole experience, not just the hotel, made…read moreBoston special for you. I truly had such a wonderful stay at the Revere Hotel. From the moment I arrived, I felt so welcomed and taken care of. There was such a warm, comfortable feeling throughout my stay that it honestly started to feel a little like home. I especially want to mention Veronia, because she was such a special part of my experience. She has the kind of smile that genuinely lights up a room, and every interaction with her made me smile too. She was so sweet, thoughtful, helpful and accommodating, but what stood out to me most was how genuine she was. You can tell when someone is simply being nice because it's part of their job, and with Veronia, that wasn't the case at all. Her warmth and kindness just come naturally. She has such a beautiful energy about her and made me feel genuinely cared for rather than just another hotel guest. The rest of the staff was wonderful as well. Everyone I encountered was friendly, welcoming and made me feel completely at ease. They were kind enough to let me check in early, and I was also surprised with an upgrade to a beautiful suite. It was absolutely gorgeous, with incredible views from both balconies. Waking up and stepping outside to those views was definitely one of the highlights of my stay. The location is also amazing. It was so easy to get around and really experience Boston, and honestly, between the hotel, the location and how welcomed I felt, this trip made me completely fall in love with the city. Boston now has a very special place in my heart, and I think the Revere was a big part of that. What I'll remember most is how the people made me feel. A beautiful hotel in a great location is one thing, but genuine warmth and hospitality are what make you want to come back. The Revere gave me all of that. I left feeling like I had found my home away from home in Boston. I can't recommend the Revere Hotel highly enough, and I'm already looking forward to coming back. I'll be booking another stay next month without a doubt. Thank you, Veronia, and everyone at the Revere Hotel for making my stay, and my time in Boston, so special.

The hottest place in the city... literally!! It feels like 100+ degrees in there during summer…read morenights which would've been a dealbreaker for me if it weren't for the vibes. Great music, great atmosphere and service! And, the bathrooms are absolutely gorgeous. I haven't had the chance to try their bar food but definitely on the list next.

My friend hosted her birthday party here and it turned out to be a fun night. We had a reserved…read moretable for dinner, which I figured would be more intimate. But our table was in the main bar off to the side, so it was chaotic but fun. I do wish it was more private but it was still fun, just loud. Our waitress was really nice and did well with our large party. Their menu is mostly apps and smaller plates, so if you're looking more for a large meal this is not your spot. I got the nashville hot mozzarella sticks which were actually pretty good, I liked the tomato relish they put on top and the ranch was really good. Dive Bar Diva was my cocktail which was pretty good. My friends seemed to like their drinks and bar bites. After dinner we went upstairs to the club and got to skip the line (thankfully). The line for the club wraps around the building down the street most nights, so we got lucky. Dance floor is upstairs and it's pretty small, just one room. There were two DJs that night, and the music was really good. Bar was fun, they handed out free chicken tenders at one point and were squirting shots into peoples mouths out of gatorade bottles. It was awesome. Bathroom line upstairs for women was crazy, only one bathroom and it took a long line. I suggest going downstairs... but at least you'll see the famous cheetah print walls! I will say trying to get in contact with the reservation staff was difficult but finally they answered after days of my friends and I trying.