Finally checked out Mixx360 for the first time and I can confidently say it is the best place to…read moreexperience downtown boston without having to venture into the city. Clean inviting venue, above average bar food (still bar food though), a sound system way better than it should be, a diverse array of talented DJs and events, and they're newly renovated outdoor patio honestly might be the nicest in New England. The bar staff specifically was top notch. I recieved stellar attentive service from Melissa and Desiree all night and would honestly return just for the service experience. 5/5 stars.

Had such an interesting experience. I don't think I would ever come back but I guess I'm glad I…read moretried something new. Went in for a drink on a Friday night and got in no problem. They had a huge parking lot with plenty of parking but lots of people out there yelling and kind of aggressive. Inside it was a mix of younger people and older, nice to have a variety. To get into the "club" part was crazy. $50 cover charge just to get in and see an old nobody DJ. This is Malden, not a nice club in Boston that is worth that price tag. Absolutely crazy.

" 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

I found myself in familiar territory and surroundings when I returned stay the Lakeview Inn hotel…read morefor a night, away from metro Boston in early May 2025. I arrived here via uber and decided to have dinner at the hotel's main restaurant, the Lakeside Tavern. This Yelp review is for the restaurant only and not the hotel. I arrived here around 9:30pm. I opted to get dinner here first before checking into the hotel for the night. The service that night I was here was crazy slow. They had loud live band music and the vibe here was generally an older crowd on a Thursday evening in May 2025. I found a seat next to the bar near the kitchen and after 15 minutes of waiting for someone to take my order, I walked to the cash register and waited for someone to arrive. I ended up getting one of their signature meals for the evening and that was that. Since it was close to 10pm that evening, the music was winding down. I ended up waiting about 20 minutes for my food to arrive. It came in a takeout container with a plastic bag. I would have gotten something at Boston, Logan International Airport, but it was after 8 PM when I arrived and nothing in the terminal was open for me. With that said, I was happy that the Lakeside Tavern was open for anybody and everybody who was wanting to be there. For lunch, dinner, or just hang out and listen to live music with adult beverages. For me, though, I just need dinner after a long day of travel to Boston from Honolulu. I was glad that they were until 10 PM, otherwise I would have took an Uber to see what was around at the time near the hotel that serve food. The overall experience at the lakeside Tavern here in Wakefield, Massachusetts was typically OK, although I was starving and wanted quicker service that night. While the service was very slow, it was nice to partake in the live music that night. The ambiance was chill and friendly. The service was friendly and welcoming too. For the most part though, the experience here was pretty good and most likely will come back again get my troubles permit me to do so. I'll try to get here as quick as I can, but then again their travel is normally the same as it was 10 years ago. The restaurant itself was very clean, although it was dark enough to wear I can't see much. I just was glad that this restaurant at the hotel I was staying at for the night was open and grateful that they were still serving food while I was there. If you decide to stay at this hotel, consider dining in the Lakeside tavern because it is basically on property. You don't need to go elsewhere for your meals if you don't need to. If you're lazy like me, this restaurant is your best bet if you're staying at the hotel. Definitely recommended if you are one of those people who just don't wanna leave the hotel for some reason if you're staying here at the Lakeside inn in Wakefield Massachusetts. The Lakeside Tavern is located inside the Lakeside Inn in Wakefield, Massachusetts. As soon as you enter the lobby, the entrance to the restaurant is on your left. Can't miss it. It is physically located at 595 North Avenue in Wakefield. They accept major credit cards as well as cash. As far as parking goes, they have a generous and huge parking lot for anybody and everybody who wishes to come here to stay or dine. Or both. Please share the parking spaces with a few other commercial retailers in the vicinity. There is a bank nearby, if you need cash. There is actually public transportation service to and from the hotel into Boston. I did not know this until my most recent trip here and decided to save a little bit of money and ride the local bus service into downtown Boston from Wakefield. It was pretty cool. Don't recommend it if you are traveling in the evening and don't know where you are if you are a tourist. So yes, there is public transportation options to and from the hotel, and they will depend on your original destination, whether it is the Amtrak station or Boston Logan international airport in Boston. And with that said, they have a limited menu, so be prepared for anything they have. The prices here were decent for any restaurant in the area. But if you're desperate and hungry, it's kind of worth it, especially when you're staying at the hotel for the night and you're starving. Which is what my situation was at the time. It was a quick stop for dinner that ended up being something other than quick. But if you like the loud live music to decompress after a nice day of traveling or a hard day at the office, consider coming to the lakeside Tavern for a good meal and to decompress. I'm sure they have alcohol service here, but I did not want to drink so late at night. 3.5 stars for the overall experience, mostly for the slower than normal service. But it is pretty good 5.0 stars for the location, because I was staying here. Support local! C+

Teen Birthday party- I was so pleased with this place for my…read moreTerns bday! The staff were very responsive and so helpful! Katie was an excellent bartender making mocktails for the teens. The food and cupcakes were good. The added some extra touches with the food display. We had the BEST time! We had about 75 kids and the space was perfect. I would definitely use the space again if needed!

Went to Capone's for dinner. It's a good-sized place that had a stage for live music as well as…read moreloads of tables and booths for dining. Got a cozy booth and got a drink while we looked over the menu. We got soup to start and they also brought some seeded Italian bread. I opted for the Chicken, Broccoli and Ziti and my husband got Chicken Parmesan. Both were very good.

Lauren was our server tonight and she was Fantastic! We started with cosmos, fried calamari & salad…read morewhich was excellent. Then we had their Chicken parmesan which was plentiful & delicious and then we ended it with their lemon Mascarpone cake which was out of this world. The drinks and food are reasonable priced and the service is friendly & efficient.

1. Great cocktails. 2. Great appetizers…read more 3. Inside atmosphere was super. 4. Probably the best menu selection for my taste.

Have visited several times over the past 4 years when coming back to visit family in the area. A…read morenumber of other reviewers have commented that "things have changed", and I, unfortunately, agree. Visited on a Saturday evening - the place should be packed, but it wasn't. I easily secured a same day bar seat reservation for 8PM. After checking in, was seated at a half empty downstairs bar. No physical menus, everything was done via a QR which is fine I guess, but for a spot that positions itself as a premiere bar a bit tacky. The online menu on the public website is the only menu and where the QR takes you. I asked for a spirits list (logical for a cocktail forward bar), I got a quizzical look and a shrug of the shoulders in return. Given the menu was only 8 cocktails, picking from those I started with the Beachcomber Mai Tai for a whopping $18. This, if it's the true spec, should be a rum forward cocktail with 2 1/2 oz of rum. They batch their cocktails (not a problem) so I couldn't see their build, but there is absolutely no way this drink is made to specification - my guess is they are skimping on rum as a cost play, batching lets them get away with it. Drink was, frankly, pretty forgettable - not bad, just unremarkable. Wanting to see how they could do off-menu, I asked the bartender to make me a Hemingway Daiquiri. Now, for a cocktail bar that has a long history of rum centric and tiki leaning cocktails, this should be an off the top of their head cocktail. It's simple - white rum, lime and grapefruit juice, and maraschino liqueur. Bartender had never heard of it before, and then spent a few minutes staring in to his phone presumably looking up the recipe. He built it using Rhum JM white rum which is absolutely the wrong rum for this drink - it needs a white Cuban rum (which we know we can't get in the U.S.), so the usual sub would be Bacardi, Planteray 3 stars, Probitas, or others. Definitely not a Martinique agricole. This may be a too detailed nit for some, but with the framing that this is supposed to be a premium cocktail bar, this is an error that should not happen, and not for $18. Figuring the third time might be a charm, ordered the Trader Vic 1944 Mai Tai. This is the classic, the standard against which all others are measured. It's a distinct recipe, especially if you call yours the 1944 Mai Tai. This was not that. It was again light on rum with probably the wrong rums used in their blend. It was also substantially over dosed with orgeat making the almond sweetness an almost overpowering flavor versus playing a subtle supporting actor role. Again, swing and a miss. Drinkable if you like sweet, and don't mind hefty almond. But if you want to try the real Mai Tai - this is not it. Overall, for the price, fairly indifferent bar service, lack of information available to the customer (e.g., spirits list, etc.), and fairly off the mark cocktails I think you can find far better spots right now for that same money. If you definitely want that tiki inspired cocktail vibe - your better bet will be places like Wusong Road in Cambridge or Shore Leave in Boston, and I'm sure there are others. Sorry Baldwin Bar, you've lost your edge and it shows.

This is such a great neighborhood restaurant. Don't be fooled by the smaller bar area up top, the…read morereal action is one floor down in the massive dining rooms. No matter when I go, this place is always hopping, so definitely make a reservation, especially for Friday and Saturday nights. The restaurant is always is bustling, lots of laughter, people go here to celebrate and kick back. I always feel like a real housewife of Reading when I'm here (I mean that in a good way ). I love the arancini here, the flavors do change as a special. Entrees are excellent, never had a bad meal here, but food is definitely filling. The real star is the martini menu. These drinks will have you feeling no pain really quickly. The hardest part is just picking which martini to order! Wish they did flights!

Hadn't been here in years--happy to return with a large party for a birthday. Our server, Jim, was…read moreawesome--attentive, anticipatory and funny! Various martinis and entrees were enjoyed. My Haddock Puttanesca was the best thing I'd eaten in a while! Desserts were very good--the table fav was the cannoli chip dip.

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.

Loved the Christmas lights! Locals seemed to know staff, friendly vibe. Nachos were great! Thanks!read more

I went here for my friends birthday, the staff was all super nice and attentive. Their smokehouse…read moreburger was really good. We got the patron tower, it was very good but VERY strong I couldn't drink it but it was tasty. The inside for the pop up is super cute, but I will say not worth the drive for us (an hour) it's super cute just I think may be over hyped online vs in person. If you're local, it's worth a try! However I wouldn't recommend traveling over 30 min

We went in one hour before they closed . We enjoyed our hookah and time in the lounge. The staff…read moreis super friendly. The vibe is welcoming. The price is not too bad for the relaxed atmosphere and experience. They also sell smoothies but it was too close to closing to get any . The parking is street metered and non metered .

When Covid first started, I was nervous that I wouldn't be able to get Tony's special brew he liked…read moreto whip up on Tuesday. A real hoppy treat. Luckily Richie and I are still able to get slurpy every now and then as they have created a safe seating area. Every table is wrapped in 3 layers of saran wrap and separated by those Japanese rice paper walls. Those Japs sure are classy. Even better than that, the Red Men started a new event every month!!! They give me a free bag of Lays potato chips with every 9th beer. Quite the salty snack when I am feeling it, though my cow of an ex-wife would tell me it goes straight to my hips. I hate her so much... Tell Tony that the Tunnel Bug sent ya and he'll hook it UP

Truly amazing ambience in this opulent members-only club. The Corinthian leather couch in the…read morelounge felt like sitting in a pillow made of exotic cured hides. I opted for a single malt Highland Scotch to pair with my Opus X (yes cigars are allowed!). Truly superb. The cuisine is also spectacular, featuring crisp potato thins coated with various imported spices as well as numerous home-made pastries brought in as a rotating special. While the wine list is on the meager side, our sommelier was kind enough to recommend a domestic red that was both fruity and precocious. I was invited for a one-time visit to see if I would be considered for membership. I sadly declined the offer at the moment as my giving to non-profits has been quite high this quarter; however, I will certainly apply in the near future! Tremendous.