upon entry, you are greeted by a whole host of dining area that can accommodate large groups up to…read moreabout 10 people. You automatically notice the large screens broadcasting a various amount of sports right by the bar and it catches your attention. This is not your typical dining area, but a sports entertainment restaurant. it is located centrally by the Boston convention center downtown and situated inside the Omni hotel. The menu vote for a good variety of different foods pretty much American fair. Definitely worth trying.

Food (pasta with cheese with mishroom and added lobster) was out of this world…read more Staff was very friendly and accommodating as there is a special food all game (Bundesliga) that most people might not be interested when Premier League is playing, but they helped and put it on one of their screens. You will see from the Pic how impressive the whole setting is. Good for sports fans but still good for diners.

Walked in and immediately felt at home. Very reasonably priced. Wonderful comfort food…read more Exceptional service with sarcasm and a smile. I wouldn't want it any other way.

Soon as I walked in, I was treated as if I've been there for years bartender was great. I think his…read morename was Chris, but he's in the photo. He's awesome. Made some new buddies. Everything was clean. Food smelled great. Drinks were great everything well priced ! crowd dispersed after a certain time so it was even better. He had room to move around.

Food was great! Chicken parm pizza is a must! I loved how they put actual anchovies on the salad!…read moreService was slow, but friendly! Seems like a great spot to watch the games. Their brunch menu looked great too. Will come back!

This is a huge restaurant. Came for lunch but I believe it's also a bar at night and open all day…read moresituation. Large menu. Brunch in the morning on weekends not sure if they have on weekdays too. Would suggest making a reservation it was very busy on a Sunday. Kale salad was good and fresh. My family raved about the French toast. The food did take over an hour to come but my cousin said that she has been other times and the food was fast to come out. Good service. They gave us a blueberry bread for the inconvenience which was very nice.

I had a wonderful evening with my wife; we ordered three dishes: a classic Margherita pizza, Bang…read moreBang shrimp, and, to finish, a cookie dessert with vanilla ice cream. The only thing I might make a suggestion about is the very small amount of ice cream served with the dessert, but it's not a big deal. The customer service met my expectations; the waitress was very attentive and cordial. The ambiance was welcoming, I felt at home. Pasé una velada maravillosa con mi esposa; pedimos tres platos: una pizza Margarita clásica, camarones Bang Bang y, de postre, una galleta con helado de vainilla. Lo único que podría sugerir es la poca cantidad de helado que sirven con el postre, pero no es un gran problema. El servicio al cliente estuvo a la altura de mis expectativas; la camarera fue muy atenta y cordial. El ambiente era acogedor, me sentí como en casa.

Good times, not my first time visiting this establishment. We stopped in after the Boston Marathon,…read morewe had a large group of people. Zach, our waiter took care of everything. Prompt, courteous, and on point. Diablo mussels were fire!!! Even brought out a special dessert and sung happy birthday to my young daughter. Food was great, everyone loved it. Would definitely recommend, very good vibe!

Stats is the type of place that unless you're hammered drunk, a dude, like sports, or some…read morecombination of the latter, you probably will not enjoy your time here. If I am drunk enough I can tolerate it, but otherwise it's a place where a woman's spirit goes to die. The table servers do a decent job given how crowded and chaotic it can get, but trying to order a drink at the bar has taken me 20-30 min on average. It's painful. I have considered stilts. The loophole for having an optimal experience as a non-sports fan is to order the food for pickup or delivery. I would have guessed the food would be similar to chain restaurants like Applebee's, but I have tried almost the entire menu and it SLAPS. My favorite is the quesadilla, any burger, wings, and of course Mac and cheese.

Our group of 4 has a great time watching football on a Sunday afternoon. The place was busy, but…read moreour server was on top of her game! Go Cassidy! The food was good! The Brussels sprouts were amazing with just the right amount of heat! My fav part was the music! They played great songs the whole time we were there! I would love access to that playlist. I would defiantly go back! Cheers!

This place has a handwritten note on the mirror that says, "Voted Best Restaurant in Southie for 4…read moreYears in a Row." After dining here, my thought was that it's probably because that's as long as they've been open. I have no idea if that's actually true, but that's just how good their food and dining experience is. The very first thing we noticed when we sat at the bar was how refreshing the water was. I immediately got excited for my meal because, as I told my coworker, "Any place that pays this much attention to the small details and cares about serving the highest-quality tasting table water, their meals have gotta be GOOWD!" And the award-winning tofu burger was just that. But equally impressive were the fries. And then the ginger butter and BBQ dipping sauces absolutely stole the show. They were so good that I found myself scrounging around, looking for anything left on the table to dunk into those uniquely layered flavor-packed sauces just so I'd have an excuse to consume a little more. Then came the literal cherry on top...or perhaps the cookie on top. The chef/owner made a surprise appearance at our table and blessed us with some unbelievably delicious cookies to cap off the night. What a joyous way to end an already fantastic meal. Moonshine 152 is the kind of place that gets the little things right, and those little things add up to a memorable dining experience. I'll definitely be back the next time I'm in Boston.

There are some things on a menu that you don't really have a choice but to order. Jalapeño crab…read morerangoons are one of those things. As soon as we saw them at Moonshine 152, it was an auto order, and they were exactly what you'd hope for: the perfect combination of a jalapeño popper and a crab rangoon. We started the night outside on the patio with those, a Downeast cider for me, my favorite, and a Battery Steele Golden Path Pilsner. Great weather, a view of the Pru in the distance, and crab rangoons on the table. Pretty hard to complain. For dinner, I went with Leslie Knope's Fried Chicken and Waffle. Somehow, I had never actually had chicken and waffles before, and now I understand why it's such a lethal combination. The chicken had exactly the crispiness I was craving, and throwing the sweetness of the waffle, cinnamon honey butter, and sriracha-bourbon sauce into the mix completely sold me on the whole sweet and savory thing. I now also understand why Chick-fil-A looked at chicken and waffles and essentially decided to make a sandwich out of it. My friends went with the burger and birria gringo tacos, and both gave their respective orders top marks. The best thing we ate, though, was the bananas n' cream gooey butter cake. Gooey butter cake always slaps, and Moonshine's version was top notch. Chef and owner Asia Mei even gave us a larger order, which leads to probably my favorite thing about Moonshine. Mei brought out all of our food herself and stopped to talk with us throughout the meal. That kind of thing is cool. There are plenty of places where you can get good food, but having the person behind the restaurant actually interacting with you and making you feel taken care of is the type of thing that separates a place. Everyone else working there was just as friendly and attentive, and the whole night felt easy. Sitting outside with friends, looking out toward the Pru, drinking good beer and cider and eating food that was actually fun to order is exactly what I want out of a neighborhood restaurant. Then I found out they do a burger of the month. I love a monthly burger. Give me an excuse to come back every month and see what you've come up with, and there's a pretty good chance I'm going to take you up on it. Moonshine 152 took care of us from the moment we sat down until the oversized gooey butter cake hit the table. It's absolutely worth a visit, and if they keep rolling out a new burger every month, this definitely won't be my last one.

There were so many good options to choose from on the menu. Everything we ordered was good. The…read morecocktails were also good. My friend and I liked the drink called "You're kiwi-ing me!" The ambience was chill, not too loud. There were plenty of seating areas. The restrooms are clean. The service was attentive.

Not pictured but spicy cucumber salad has good flavor, pretty presentation, and was moderately…read morespicy. Tuna poke nachos also were good, chips had a spice on them that made them tasty and there was a good amount of toppings! Star of the show for me was the rigatoni alla vodka, super saucy and the cheese on top was phenomenal. Tried the dill pickle martini was was unique, pretty strong lime flavor. Ambiance was nice, service was a little slow

I need a new phone if you ever need to come to a place for good conversation and authentic drinks…read morethis is the place. Definitely not trying to drain your pockets and the atmosphere is wonderful. Extremely clean and covert safe establishment next to public transportation. Great place to grab a drink after work and gather with others. Will definitely be back.

Location, location, location. It's a jay-walk from Andrew Square T. Cash only. Cheap beer and…read moreliquor. And they have the game on several TVs. Ten minutes before the Pats game, my cable went out. I grabbed a twenty and my phone and ended up at this place. The drinks are cheap enough that I had enough for one drink per quarter (Rolling Rock in a bottle for $3, plus a buck for tip), should it come to that. But by the second quarter, my new best friends -- aka The Regulars -- were buying me drinks. This is a local dive bar, a Pats bar, where everybody knows your face, if not your name. No food, but you can order in. Or walk next door to the 7-11 for kettle corn or Reese's cups. Leave your beer and coat at the bar. They'll be there when you get back. There's a jukebox, but fortheloveofgod don't feed it during the game. Cash only, but there's an ATM. This isn't a hipster dive. The bathrooms are clean and kept. In the winter, there's a space heater. If you're quiet and homeless, the bartender will serve you water and folks will make room for you at the bar. And maybe someone will buy you a drink. It's that kind of place. All policing is done by the customers. P.S. Everybody loves Edleman.

Good location with lots of tv screens. The service is ok and the food is average. They do have a…read moregood selection of beers

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.

Place is a gem. The wings are fantastic. The vibes are fantastic. Service was so good. They have…read morepickle juice chasers, their massive pretzel is so good. Great for a quick bite on football Sundays. Cannot wait for Fall! They also know how to throw a ST. Paddy's party!

Saw photos of their smash burgers and knew that I had to stop by and give it a try…read more Here are the items we tried (as of 2/2026) - Chopped Caesar - $13 - Nicely dressed with some bacon bits on it. Overall nothing special. - Basket O' Fries - $8 (for the classic style) - Flavor wise, this was something we weren't expecting. We had assumed that it would be plain fries, but for some reason it tasted as though it was dusted with a Cajun seasoning. While the fries themselves were nice and crispy, we were not fans of the seasoning (there's no mention of it in the description). Be warned if you're expecting plain fries. Not sure if it was supposed to come like this or not. - "Hell Yeah" Burger - $22 - This was what I came here for and once again (there's a theme here), it wasn't quite what I was expecting. The burger itself was pretty good as it was two 4 oz patties smashed and went well with the other ingredients. The thing that was unexpected was the patties being marinated in a whisky marinade. If you love the flavor of whisky, then this will definitely be for you as I did taste a hint of it in the burger. Unfortunately for me, I enjoy the flavor of beef in a good burger and the marinade masked a lot of it. I do wish there was an option to get patties that aren't marinated. - Nashville Hot Chicken - $16 - A pretty good fried chicken sandwich. To me it was a little heavy on the Cajun seasoning but I really enjoyed the juiciness of the chicken. I'd get this again. Another thing to note is when we were there you order at the bar as there was no strict table service. The food itself was well prepared and the prices are definitely reasonable. The flavors however, didn't quite hit for me, but it may for you!