The citizens of Quincy are so lucky to have forward thinking leaders who developed this fabulous…read moresports facility. In the interests of full disclosure, I'm from out of town and visited to watch the New England Free Jacks play professional rugby. It is easy to get to, plenty of parking and lots of great places to eat in town before a match. The facility itself is clean and modern - all the seats are good seats and all close to the action.

I was in town to support my friends at the Boston Marathon. I stayed in Quincy to save some money…read more I came through this station for the majority of the trip. Although the platform was open, exposing you to the weather, they do have areas where you can take shelter while waiting for the next train. There were a couple of restaurant options across the street on Brook St and nearby Hancock St. I was able to grab lunch or dinner before heading back to my hotel.

Wollaston Parking Lot in Quincy is convenient and easily accessible spot for parking. Has plenty of…read morespaces, especially for those visiting the area and wanting to get into Boston without the traffic. It's a well-maintained lot that was renovated a few years ago. Not cramped, good spaced out parking but it tends to fill up quickly during peak hours but I haven't experienced any issues. Alternatively you can park at North Quincy Station which is about a 5-minute drive further down the line. Overall, it's hassle-free parking as they don't have anyone in the booth like they did years ago. Be sure to have the PayByPhone app if you want to save $1, or just have them bill your car based on the license plate.

On my last trip into Boston for the marathon, I would use this red line station if I needed stuff…read morefrom Target or wanted to eat something before heading back to my nearby hotel. Target was conveniently located adjacent to this station. There were quite a decent few Asian restaurants all within walking distance from this station.

Above ground metro station serving Quincy MA, this station also features an 800-space parking area…read more It is handicapped accessible with elevators and escalators between street level and ticketing areas. There are audible and visual announcements of the next train in both directions. This station had a staff person here when I visited. The station is clean and free of graffiti. There are automated ticket vending machines so that you can purchase a Charlie Ticket or add value to your Charlie Card. North Quincy is on the Braintree branch of the Red Line between JFK/UMass (inbound) and Wollaston (currently closed for remodeling, so Quincy Center, outbound). [Review 9946 overall, 1525 of 2018.]

Simply put, Kelly Limousine is an absolute scam. Their organization is a complete joke and they…read morewill do everything in their power to screw you. For example we ordered a 20 person bus 2 months ahead of time. Night before the event comes and they text us to confirm our 14 person bus.... how does that work when you pre-paid for a 20 person? Either someone at Kellys cant do basic math and thinks 14 equals 20 or they are complete scumbags. Save yourselves the trouble of dealing with these scuzzbags and look elsewhere. They will try to roll you any chance they get....boycott Kelly's they don't deserve your business. Company is an absolute joke. Update: After a few days of thinking and further contemplation about my review of Kelly Limousine, I have come to the conclusion that the company is STILL complete scum

If there were an option to give minus stars, I would. We have been talking to them for a couple of…read moremonths to schedule using the 20 person bus next weekend. We were all set. Even talked with them yesterday (5/19). This morning Gerald sends a cancelation email and text. Again, we literally just confirmed again yesterday. What a poor way of doing business. Don't use them. Update to comment by business: You state that we weren't confirmed yet there was a call the Friday night, the week before AND an email confirmation. Happy to post that. You are full of crap, dude.

I recently had the pleasure of using All-Savants Transportation again. I've used them in the past…read morefor early morning airport shuttle service & Doctor's appointments. I'm an older, disabled individual so I was grateful for their elder discount. Booking was easy & they send reminders & updates. Absolutely excellent customer service & very professional. It was a snowy day & I had 2 different drivers, Von took me to my destination & Abiner took me back home. They were punctual, aided me to the vehicle & made sure I was comfortable for my trip. The vehicle was pristine & the music just right. I had an excellent experience & 5 isn't enough to express that. Call All-Savants Transportation whenever you need a personable, professional, reliable car service. They're the best!! Thank you All-Savants Transportation

One of the best prices i could find. I talked to the owner on the phone. Even before he told me…read morethat, i knew he was the owner because there is real pride in his way of doing business. His son Von picked me up so it's a family affair. Car was clean and comfortable

Great family night of Men's Lacrosse. Classic old school stadium with fast paced fun. Definitely…read morerecommend this for all members of the family. Prices start in the low $20's all the up-to $45 for the best seating. It's a quick season so don't let it pass you by.

I'm not sure this is the correct address anymore but regardless all you need to know is Boston…read moreCannon of Major League Lacrosse plays it's games at Harvard Stadium and is a super value. Most tickets are $15 and is more or less open seating. The play is fast and furious and the crowd is made up mostly of young lacrosse players and their families. Really good concessions featuring Redbones BBQ as well as some killer chicken tenders and fries and the usual assortment of stadium/carnival food. The production values are great from the video packages to the dance team to the guy firing cannon shots for every Cannon goal. I'd call it more family oriented then a "guy's night out" kind of experience as there are all sorts of interactive displays before the game sponsored by many lacrosse vendors and the like. The only real negative is the annoying local DJ acting as MC for the twice a quarter contests etc. I know this pays the bills but gosh, it slowed things down and I wanted to head for a beer every time I head this dude open his mouth. All and all a great, reasonable night over at Harvard Stadium and worth checking out