My fiance and I love to come here. It's great atmosphere and they have good beer on draft. My…read morefavorite is the french fries and ranch dressing. I recommend this place for couples and also large groups.

One of my go-to places. I love the fun, casual/comfortable, easy-going atmosphere. A great place to…read morewatch a game. Nothing fancy here, just your average pub food. I usually order chicken tenders in one of the many flavors they have to choose from, along with their homemade ranch dipping sauce. The ranch is one of the BEST I've ever had. I enjoy it so much that it inspired me to make my own at home, which came out like trash in comparison to Players' ranch. I also LOVE their cauliflower crust pizza. Never in a million years would I guess the dough was cauliflower!! It comes out like a perfect thin crust pizza, minus the carb guilt. I would recommend checking this place out to watch a sports game!

Sometimes I just like to sit back and watch people who are really good at what they do…read more Tonight I'm at The Next Page Café -- 550 Broad Street, Weymouth -- and Nicole and Emily behind the bar? Impressive. The way they wrap the bar, move in sync, grab glasses, mix drinks, restock -- it's like choreography. No chaos. No attitude. Just flow. There's something really beautiful about watching people operate in their zone. Excellence isn't loud. It's practiced. It's rhythmic. It's confident. I could honestly sit here and watch them work all night. Nicole & Emily -- you two are a whole vibe. Come visit The Next Page Cafe Saturday nights they have a band

I don't have anything against bar pies, but I'm beginning to think they aren't my thing. As just…read moreabout every bar pie I have leaves me unsatisfied. In this case, as in most of the bar pies I've had, there was nothing wrong with it, per se. The cheese and sauce were good, it was cooked fine and the people were friendly, it just didn't pop for me.

Reviewing the hotel this time around. We are Wynn Rewards members and sometimes that has its perks…read more Got a room because of it and had a nice stay. The room itself is gorgeous just like the rest of the resort and casino. It's very classy and classic inside, mostly white and cream decor with pops of color. We had the king suite and it was super spacious with a couch, large bathroom, bath, shower, and a nice view of the harbor. It's also very tech savvy with an ipad that controls mostly everything in the room. Beds are also comfortable and it was super clean. They have food/drinks in the fridge but you have to pay. It's nice for a little getaway and convenient if you want to sleep after playing in the casino downstairs. Plus parking is free and there's a water shuttle to Boston. Honestly a good idea for tourists too wanting to see the city. I'd stay here again!

I rarely leave reviews like this, but my experience at Encore Boston Harbor was bad enough that I…read morefeel obligated to warn other business travelers. The problems started before I even arrived. I was traveling from Logan Airport and followed Encore's own website instructions for the shuttle. Those instructions were wrong. Because the hotel had not updated its posted pickup location, I spent roughly an hour walking around downtown Boston in the rain trying to find the shuttle. I called twice for help and spoke with two different representatives, both of whom were deeply uninterested and unable or unwilling to provide useful assistance. When I finally found the correct shuttle area, I waited even longer in the rain, only for the driver to tell me and two other passengers that we needed to get on a different shuttle that was already pulling away from the curb. We literally had to chase it down to catch it. Because of this, I missed a work meeting. Unfortunately, arriving at the hotel did not improve the experience. After standing in an excessively long check-in line, I finally got to the front desk, where the staff confidently insisted that I needed to pay the full room amount, even though my company had already paid for the reservation. At that point I was exhausted, wet, and late, so I paid it just to get into the room. Now my office manager is having to argue with the hotel because staff are apparently claiming I never had a reservation at all -- which is especially strange given that I am currently sitting in the room, and we have an emailed receipt showing that the room was already paid for. Even worse, the staff member speaking with my office manager has reportedly been snarky, condescending, and dismissive while she tries to resolve a problem created by the hotel's own systems. Rather than helping investigate the discrepancy, he appears to be treating her as though she is confused or incompetent. That is unacceptable customer service under any circumstances, but it is especially galling when she is the one trying to clean up Encore's billing and reservation mistake. This was not one minor inconvenience. It was a cascade of failures: incorrect transportation instructions, unhelpful phone support, chaotic shuttle coordination, a missed business meeting, a miserable check-in process, an apparent duplicate charge, and now a billing/reservation dispute being handled with condescension instead of professionalism. For a hotel that markets itself as a luxury resort, this was genuinely embarrassing. Nothing about this experience felt organized, hospitable, or guest-focused. It felt like a high-end property with low-end operations and staff who could not be bothered to solve problems they helped create. Encore Boston Harbor may be a great place to stay if you enjoy being wet, late, overcharged, dismissed, and treated like an inconvenience. I will not stay here again, and I would strongly caution business travelers against relying on this hotel for anything that requires competent logistics, accurate billing, or basic customer service. Beautiful building. Broken operation. Absolutely not worth the aggravation.

This place was pretty cool. I especially liked the booths had their own television so we were able…read moreto watch the nfl playoff game. We got beers and appetizers and wow presentation was great and so was the food. Service was pretty on point too. She was always around making sure if we needed refills or not. But if you're ever in town and wanting some nachos. Is def come here. Check out the pic I submitted.

This place has so much potential. It's got a prime location right on the water in Seaport and tons…read moreof space inside with multiple TVs. They also have outdoor seating along the side and back for a great view of the water or to people watch folks walking by in Seaport. I could definitely see this place getting crowded for a game. We were seated outside and our waitress was kind and attentive to us. We didn't experience slow service, and it was quick ordering with her. She was on it. We got a pretty big spread of food (honey bbq tenders, nachos, lobster roll, steak and cheese wontons, and margarita pizza). All of it was very average. The flavors were very average and the quality of the food was nothing special. Wish it was more Seaport quality. It's a bummer since not a single plate was piping hot when it got to our table. Everything was either room temperate or cold. Still a great spot to hang out in the sun outside!

This golf course is great for what it is. It is convenient (right off rt 1) and extremely…read morereasonable, so I can't complain. I will continue to return here, as it gives me a decent golf course at a very reasonable price, and is convenient to my work and home. When you pull in, The golf course shares a parking lot with several other businesses, so the parking can be busy at times, but I have always found a spot to park in. The curb appeal is almost zero, and that may dissuade some people who like in aesthetically beautiful and quiet country club setting. If you can get past that, however, The course is actually pretty decent once you get out into it. The clubhouse is also nothing to brag about, and is pretty Spartan. There are no thrills, and it certainly doesn't beckon you to stay and relax for a while. I found the course itself to be well-maintained, relaxing, and very challenging. There are some wide open holes which allow you to really give it hell with your driver, but it is not just an open field with a few tea boxes... It's nestled into the woods, and it creates a relaxing and quiet atmosphere. I'm a 15 handicap golfer, and for me, it was pretty challenging. Overall, the course is a decent place to play, especially if you just want to get in a quick nine. I have played here four times, and it has never been over crowded or backed up... And that's a huge plus for me!

Mediocre at best. Norwood Country Club might serve a purpose for beginners or those just looking to…read moreswing a few clubs casually, but for the regular or seasoned golfer, this course leaves a lot to be desired. Tucked behind a string of car dealerships and chain restaurants off Route 1, its location feels more like an afterthought than a destination. The layout is unremarkable, and course conditions are consistently underwhelming--thin fairways, patchy greens, and little to no challenge in course design. It's clear the maintenance budget is modest at best. If you're just getting into the game or trying to squeeze in a quick round without much expectation, it'll do. But if you're looking for a quality golf experience or a facility worth frequenting, there are far better options nearby.