place is cute! We just sat at the bar, but drinks were great! I could see it being a fun time for a…read moregroup with darts.

Had a great time at Flight Club for a team event. The interactive dart games were a lot of fun and…read moredesigned so everyone could enjoy themselves, regardless of skill level. You definitely don't need to be a great dart player to have a good time. The food was tasty, the drinks were excellent, and the overall atmosphere was lively and welcoming. It's a fantastic spot for team outings, group gatherings, or just meeting up with friends for a few drinks and some friendly competition. I'd definitely recommend it for a fun and unique group experience.

We came here last Monday and very much enjoyed it! They have pretty informative golf ball data once…read moreyou swing, tracking not only distance per club but also exit speed of the ball leaving the club. They also have a video you can watch of each swing, as well as several simulated virtual courses you can play a game on. It's pretty cool to check out and a fun time!

Mairead is literally the world's best bartender. She was extremely kind, quick and cool. Great…read moredeals and great service!

This review is only for the mini golf and no food or drinks…read more Came here for a family outing and it was super fun! It's cool how modern and interesting the course is. Also super cool how tech savvy it all is as the sensors remember who is playing and how many moves you've made. There were three 9 hole courses. Each one was unique. We came in the middle of the day on a Saturday and the waits weren't too bad but I can foresee this getting a bit busy as the night wears on. Some people complain about the wait time but that comes with putt putt territory. Sometimes you get lucky and you're surrounded by small groups. Sometimes a big crowd of kids are in front of you so you wait a lot. To me that is just putt putt. There were lots of TVs so I can see this being a great place to watch a game and have a drink! Or maybe even date night. Fun for all ages. Can't comment on parking as we walked here.

We came here on a Sunday for a staff outing and chose the unlimited mini golf…read more The bartender recommended their house Old Fashioned when I ordered a standard; decent, but extremely overpriced. There wasn't much direction, and no one to guide us where to go. We figured out the kiosk ourselves and eventually made it to golfing. The courses are fun, but every shelf and table was littered with empty drink glasses and beer bottles from previous groups (anyone here ever heard of a ROUND?). My biggest gripe was the bar closing early, and staff already preparing and cleaning the course while we were still playing. They seemed noticeably frustrated that we were there, even though this was about half an hour before their posted closing time. Being in hospitality, that behavior gave off serious "please leave so we can call it a night" energy from basically everyone working. To the managers/owners: if you don't want people there until 10, close at 9. We paid a lot of money for this experience, and thank you for showing our team what not to do. 2 stars for the game and the concept, zero for hospitality and execution. GET IT TOGETHER.

This is a cool spot! I appreciate the yard having free entry and only $9 for mini golf. It was…read morepretty dead when I went but it was only opening weekend. The 9 hole course was cute and it's the only outdoor mini golf option I know of in boston! I also appreciated that they were a ping pong table and Cornhole! I also checked out the tiki bar and they had fun non-beer drink there which I liked. Overall this seems like a cool spot for summer.

This place is awesome! Great live music and perfect for families and puppies! I will be back!read more

Cool spot to hangout if u have a few down hours. Keep an eye out for their Sofar and/or Berklee…read morefree concerts and the monthly beer garden in summer. Clean and parking is a plenty in the garage which is I believe 10 bucks after 5/6pm.

It's a great space to relax, play pickleball on the new court, have dinner, chat with friends, or…read morejust enjoy some fresh air. There's couches, green spaces, activities like pickleball and bean bag toss, plus public grills to use. It's accessible from the red line and is open until 11pm during the summer. It's a nice place to get away while still being in the city. I will say of you come for pickleball, there's only one court--meaning you might have to wait to play. They do have balls and paddles to use, which is nice. Check it out!

The lady discovered this spot when we were looking for something to do late night that wasn't bar…read morehopping or clubbing haha. Book online thru their website, $15/30min slots times. Tables are assigned at random or you can pay an additional fee to choose. When you arrived within 5 minutes of your time slot, you'll get access to the door and it'll unlock via online portal button. Clean, easy street parking late night mid-week. Clean indoor, cameras everywhere so don't embarrass yourself doing something you know you shouldn't. Screen to keep score (button underneath your side of table to press). Replay buttons available if you want to see a replay of the point. There is merch, drinks and snacks you can scan QR code and pay for. Bathrooms on site, ball net picker-uppers so you don't have to bend over to grab the ping pong balls. Paddles on site, some are delaminating but I'm sure they'll glue them. Fun time, would come play again, amateur here but there was a group that looked like pros playing when we arrived.

We were looking for a late night activity and discovered PingPod!…read moreMost places are closed pretty early on Sundays but PingPod is open 24/7. There are no staff on site but they have camera surveillance. We booked online through their website & they allow you to book 30min sessions for $15. It's $30/hr and is the same price for 1-4 people. Once you book the session online, they grant you access to the facility ~5min before your session starts. To get in, it's just a button on the site and once you click it, it opens the door. They charge an additional $2-3 if you choose a specific table, so we just opted for random assignment and got Table 1. We just did 30 minutes and I felt like that was a good amount of time for us. I grew up having a ping pong table at home that I have still but it's been a while since playing & couldn't find any of the balls to play LOL. But anyways, this was super fun and I can see myself coming back if I'm feeling bored late at night. They also have drinks available in a fridge (extra fees) & can be purchased via QR code. Parking: Canal St has lots of meter parking available, especially at night. Free after 8pm & free all day on Sundays.

Although this location is smaller compared to other CRG gyms in Boston, the climbs are more…read morechallenging and still kept us busy for almost 2 hours. My group isn't made up of serious climbers, but we had a lot of fun and felt like there were definitely enough climbs to try and of all levels. The staff when we went were chill and friendly. The facility was clean, and the chalk was well-stocked. Overall was a better climbing experience, and it would be my preferred gym if I lived closer!

Visited this gym while traveling through Boston. My partner and I anticipated getting to utiltize…read morethe gym as a spot to climb, shower and waste some time while we explored Boston waiting on our next flight. The gym itself was much smaller than anticipated. Staff was helpful but part of the wall was closed making access even more limited. The climbing wall was rather small even if that section was open. The gym area had enough equipment to lift and improvise other work outs. They only had one of two showers operable, as one shower was filled with storage. When I went to use the operable shower I was told not to take a hot shower or not to be longer than 10 minutes because it would set off the fire alarm and sprinklers in the whole building. I found it strange but there was a fire alarm/detector in the bathroom so I set a timer. The bathroom was absolutely disgusting. More than one days worth of hair in the shower. Grime on the walls and floors. The bathroom area outside of the shower was also dirty. Before I showered staff went into the bathroom to fill his mop bucket and mopped the entire floor in the main climbing area but didn't touch the bathroom itself. I would not recommend this gym if you are passing through and looking for a space to climb and hang out like we were.

great urban getaway - you can actually take the t and and 2 ferries to an excellent little camping…read moreisland. make sure that you check the ferry schedules so you know when you'll get there and be able to come back. went with my bf and a friend this past weekend. i booked a campsite online through www.reserveamerica.com, but you can try walking on to see if there is a campsite available. our ranger says that usually 1/3 to 1/2 of people don't show up. it's bug free due to the fact that it's up high with no places to have standing water. definitely try to get one of the three beach front campsites - you can build a campfire on the rocky beach. if you are inland, then you can't build a campfire. the last campsite seems to be the best - level land for your tents, and someone created 2 slate "adirondack" chairs around the fire pit. each campsite has its own picnic bench and is only allowed 4 campers. there is one group camping site for larger groups. nice little walks around the island to see the ruins. lots of raspberry plants all over the island - easy to pick. watch out for poison ivy - it's all over the island. if there isn't a red tide warning, then you can pick mussels from the shore during low tide for a delicious dinner. we camped during the 4th of july weekend, and got treated to fireworks in hingham and hull! i would bring a little bit of wood for a fire - there are places to find wood but it requires a small saw. also if its a hot sunny day, then make sure that you have enough water. there is no running water - only composting toilets with toilet paper and anti bacterial gel. great for a weekend getaway - will definitely be back.

Such a great little island to sleep over on! The boat ride over gives you a great chance to see…read moreBoston from the water and the various islands that are part of the Boston Harbor Islands. Once you get there, you check in with the ranger, check out the specimen table, and then go off to get your campsite. We had one on the beach so we had easy access to the water and trails and were quite comfortable in our tent. Bring lots of water during the summer if you camp over, or run across the sandbank during low tide to Hull for more supplies (Just be back in time!) and also you might want to bring firewood and matches as there is not a lot of debris on the ground to use for fuel.