Hands down, the best guy I could have ever possibly found! Responsive and worked under non-ideal…read morecircumstances in a cold boat helping sort through and correct bad wiring everywhere. Our goal was to get some heaters going so the boat didn't freeze. Seth exceeded my expectations with his knowledge! Wow! We then the installed new batteries and a charger while fixing faulty wiring, winterized everything and drained the water tank. Amazing! Hands down the best boat guy I have ever worked with. Call him. You'll be glad you did!

Very helpful. Right before vacation my starter went on my best boat mercury. He drove over to my…read morehouse early in the morning. Fix it with no problem.

They came out to my boat diagnosed the problem in minutes and I had a fix all on July 3. Saved my…read more4th of July weekend. Thanks Doug much appreciated

The best place to go if you have a boat . On time on time on…read moretime in the busiest time of the year . Serviced my boat at home without me being there last season . Fixed my boat and left the keys there . I didn't have to be there .. Thank you .

This marina is a hidden gem across the harbor. One of the best places to keep your boat. The…read moredockage fees are one of the lowest around the Boston area. No more swinging on a mooring. The views of the city are amazing night or day. Although you are next to Logan Airport there is zero plane noise. The docks are spacious compared to Constitution Marina. You are so close to the outer and inner harbor and the harbor islands. You are also one block from the Mavericks Tstop on the blue line for easy access to downtown Boston or you can take a water taxi which stops here. Easy access to Logan Shuttle at the Hyatt next door. If you have kids, this is next to Piers Park which is a great Park for swings slides and water fountains. The facilities are OK. Not great but not bad. If they could update their bathrooms/showers/laundry facility the place would be five stars. The manager and staff are very friendly and responsive. One bonus is the Australian restaraunt called KO Pies onsight is such a treat. I can't imagine having my boat anywhere else in Boston.

Rainy skies but wonderful old friends coming together over excellent food made for a memorable…read morereunion. The drop-off point for many cruises makes this a great hub for retailers.

Very knowledgeable customer service, easy to work with and quick to refer you to someone else if…read morethey do not provide what you need. Highly recommend giving them a call.

I have been using LV Marine Services for about six years now and have had a good experience.  They…read moreare very responsive, and work with you through any project, and provide excellent service at a reasonable cost.  I have found that if they ever make a mistake, they readily fix it, at their cost, and bend over backward to make things right.  The are truly experts at any fiberglass repairs.  I have used them for fall winterizing, spring rec-commissioning, shrink wrapping, bottom paint, wash/wax hull, plumbing and electrical work, and maintain my teak decks, as well as some custom wood working projects on the interior. Very satisfied.

Cute store in Inman Square! They have all your stationary needs, and the cutest trinkets! They also…read morehave letterpress done in house which some are for sale. I also love their localized products, we got a Cambridge magnet :) Check out this store to grab some cute stuff or sign up for some of the events they have!

Albertine Press is a wonderful, curated store in Cambridge packed with beautiful stationery, unique…read morehome goods, and gifts from local designers. Walking in, you're immediately struck by the variety, shelves and tables filled with interesting dishes, an incredible selection of greeting cards, art prints, and all sorts of thoughtful items for the home. We spent a long time browsing and loved seeing so many different and creative designs we hadn't seen anywhere else. It's the perfect place to find a truly special gift or a little something to brighten up your own space. The prices felt very reasonable for the quality and uniqueness of everything they carry. It's a fantastic spot for anyone who appreciates good design, supporting local artists, or just needs a great card. We left with a few treasures and will definitely be back.

The CRC hosts yoga by the river every Sunday pm in the summer, along with games for folks if all…read moreages. They also host swim events each year in the summer to showcase the cleaned up river. A great organization, the swim event each year is magical.

My husband's evil former employers put us in the unfortunate position of needing a lawyer when they…read morechallenged his and several other former employees eligibility for unemployment benefits. In the letter advising us of our impending hearing, there were several suggested law firms to call. This was the first one we contacted and were lucky enough to be connected to Attorney Michael Mason. The lawfirm charged a flat fee and then gives a reduced rate flat fee if there's an appeal. Mr. Mason was extremely affable and explained the process clearly. He took a lot of the anxiety out of the experience, because he was soft-spoken, optimistic, and organized. I liked him too because he looked like Casey Affleck; my husband was impressed that he knew stuff about the Scottish Premier League. The professionalism of Corrigan, Bennett and Belfort was highlighted on the day of the hearing, when our well-prepared and calm Mr. Mason went up against the disorganized and nervous lawyer for the company. I also think his experience in the unemployment hearings office was a factor in our receiving the judgement so quickly. The next day--and the hearing didn't finish until 2:30pm--we got notice in the mail that the company had lost and that we got to keep the unemployment. I was actually going to give the law firm five stars anyway, but getting notice so fast after Mr. Mason had advised us that that particular judge was usually very fast just affirmed his skills. Should you ever also find yourself in the unfortunate position of needing an employment lawyer, I would definitely recommend this firm. They are (relatively) affordable, straightforward, professional, experienced and kind.

My name is Anthony Maddaleni I am a public insurance adjuster and I recently had the opportunity to…read morerefer a civil litigation matter to Attorney Todd Bennett involving a dispute against an insurance company. I was eminently impressed with how Todd conducted himself during this arbitration hearing. He was skilled,articulate,and knowledgeable. Additionally, Todd was thoroughly prepared for this case, and he conducted a very impressive cross examination of the opposing party's witnesses, including an expert witness. As a result of Todd's hard work and perseverance, the client was able to obtain a much higher award than was previously offered. His dedicated passion and zealous advocacy greatly impressed me i would highly recommend Todd and his firm to anyone dealing with a civil litigation matter, including any employment law matter, business matter real estate litigation matter or a matter involving a dispute with an insurance company.

(Review of the marina's houseboat rentals, not the marina or boat repair service.) For houseboat…read morerentals, Boston Bay Marina turned out to be an awesome alternative to a hotel. We rented 2 of their houseboats, Andromeda and Lyra, for a college graduation weekend. (There's also at least one much bigger houseboat and others of similar size.) Each sleeps six: two in a stateroom, two in the loft over the stateroom ceiling (uh, deck I think it's called), two on a pull-out sofa. Two decks outside, upper and lower, with a great view of Boston's working harbor (Chelsea River, Mystic River Bridge). The staff was friendly and fixed a couple minor issues quickly (BBQ grill wouldn't light initially). Our houseboats had one bathroom (toilet, sink, shower) but there are also marina showers for transient boaters who also use the marina. There's electric heat and a pair of air conditioners, TV, iPod dock/speakers, and a refrigerator-sink-electric stove galley (kitchen). East Boston is a rapidly gentrifying part of Boston with condo and townhouse construction coming. You can get to Boston by walking a block, taking the bus 10 minutes to the T (subway) station, and then it's quickly into Boston. The rental includes free water taxi shuttle into Boston a couple times a day plus you can reserve a time slot in advance. The marina also rents pier space to boat owners, transient boats,and has a couple long-term tenants, all giving it a nice charming flavor. You'd expect to hear "Margaritaville" break out at any moment. Our review rating is 4.5 stars rounded up. The boats are clean and work well but you see a couple signs of wear, as you'd expect of boats not maintained by dot-com millionaires. You'll hear some road noise from the McArdle bridge grating. Wifi is free but would benefit from one more repeater. Some renters may (may not will) wish they were renting on fancier Rowe's Wharf but it's likely you'd be paying twice as much. The marina is behind an auto body shop but a) this is the cleanest auto body shop you'll ever see (no wrecks in sight) and b) that also means secure, free parking. Here can you get up early on a Sunday morning to see a glass-smooth harbor and two tugs threading a giant ocean-going ship through Boston Harbor. That was an awesome way to have the day's first cup of coffee. Basically, you're getting a hotel harborside suite with kitchen for half the price of the bricks-and-mortar kind of hotel. Great bang for the buck.

From the owner: Hauling, on land storage, shrink wrap, winterize, sail boats, power boats, summer slips, winter…read moreslips, live a boards, fiberglass repair, paint & gel coat, servicing, bottom paint, and so much more!

I was hoping to learn sailing this summer but this place is very disorganized. The people…read moreconducting orientation have apparently not even been out on the water. And discourage you saying the water is really dirty. They have you take two classes on land on your own and then take a boat out on your own by coordinating yourself on Slack. It's not really a place to learn with a coach. Might be fine if you're just here to rent - can't speak to that.

This is a review just for kayaking:…read more On a beautiful Sunday, we wanted to kayak. We first went to another sailing pavilion that was unfortunately closed and then tried Community Boating. The office / guest services area inside is pretty well staffed and they have bathrooms and lockers so seemed promising. Unfortunately after you pay it becomes clear the main intent of this place is sailing. If you want to do anything else, do not come here. I had to chase multiple people down for us to get assistance with getting paddles and we had to go out into the water on our own with little to no direction. In the end, we didn't even get to spend the full 2 hours you pay for out on the water because it took so long to get setup on our own. Don't come here for anything but sailing!