Recently rebranded as The Bosworth, this hotel bar nestled in Hotel AKA on Boston Common is an…read moreincredible dining experience. Once you come here, you'll be dying to come back. The lounge-y, classy feel is the perfect backdrop for this mouthwatering menu by Executive Chef Kenan which includes the BEST smashburger I've ever had!

Immediately upon walking up the stairs, the decor and ambiance felt very fun. We went there on a…read moreFriday night, and there were very few patrons in the restaurant. I was meeting people here, otherwise I'd never heard of this place. I'd recommend having a bigger sign outside - with the number of people that walk by, it might attract more people to come in. The staff was very sweet. We were a party that kept growing as the night went on, and the staff was very kind about how they handled everything. They also provided us with recommendations of things to get. We ordered mostly drinks and appetizers. The food was good and arrived warm. However, there was no parking nearby

Boston Cares pairs you up up with non profits of your choice at convenient times. It's really easy…read moreand excellent way to volunteer at places all around boston. I can't stress this enough how easy it is to volunteer. The diversity of organizations as well is superb. They offer everything from food kitchens to the symphony! To join they require a $30 one time registration fee and you must attend an online (zoom) orientations. Stress free all around, and such an amazing way to interact with our community!

Could some additional checking in and some additional outlets. I have over 200 hours and I call…read moreabout some jobs and no one ever called me back. Still a good resource

Despite growing up in Cambridge, I went to the Havana Club for the first time last weekend. I…read morearrived a bit late for the lesson, but was able to slip in and unfortunately ended up at the intermediate lesson when I should have been at advanced beginner or something less complicated. There are dancers of all ages, which is very cool, and the leaders who were forced to dance with me seemed to be understanding, even though I am an awful dancer. I guess everyone is a beginner at some point! I hope to go back and improve my skills!

Very nice community club for social dancing (don't come here if you have a partner who is jealous…read moreand won't allow you to dance with others). Music is upbeat, lots of free water at the bar and free coat check. They also have salsa and bachata classes before social dancing time starts luz.

Mehh. I attended a forgettable corporate event here. The place just oozed "old rich white men"…read morevibes as soon as you step off the elevator. Maybe it's the mid-1980's decor that has not been updated? Anyways, the only thing this place has going for them is the lovely city views from the 36th floor. The buffet had the tiniest burger sliders I've ever seen, but also some of the biggest shrimp cocktail and plenty of oysters. The passed hors d'oeuvres were tiny clam cakes, tiny lobster fritters and tiny mac & cheese balls. Overall they tasted fine/average, but I was really surprised at the small serving sizes. I think there are definitely better event venues in the city...

Had the pleasure of dining here when I was visiting Boston with my dad. With the restaurant being…read moreon the 36th floor, we had the most amazing view of the city. Since my dad and I are both club members we were seated in the members dining area which had a more quiet atmosphere with only a few tables set up. The staff was extremely friendly and quick to serve. I think this was definitely the best dining experience I had on my trip. Appetizer: - I tried an octopus appetizer and my dad got the clam chowder. I could tell he loved the clam chowder since it was devoured withing minutes and my octopus was grilled to perfection and wasn't too chewy in texture. We also ordered wine and I found it a bit funny this place had white claw on the menu so had to order one of those as well:) Entree: Crab stuffed Lobster- This was the wow factor of dinner! This was basically a crab cake on top of a lobster but was delicious and super flavorful. The presentation of the dish was already impressive and left my stomach very happy. Dessert: - I had the flour less chocolate cake which was satisfying but like any other flour less chocolate cake you can have. My dad tried the apple crisp which was delicious- crispy and very fresh. Overall, the staff was helpful and made sure we were well taken care of. I feel privileged to have dined at this classy establishment and hope I can enjoy the great views and food again in the future.

I used to get dragged to my mother's Toastmasters meetings as a kid. A group of serious businessmen…read moreand women sitting around a long conference table, in suits, giving speeches mostly about their work, or their own life (albeit in a resume-format). It was dull, uptight, and inclusive. Boston Toastmasters could not be farther from that! I attended a few meetings as a guest initially in May 2013, and much to my surprise, it was a youthful, upbeat, and incredibly diverse club. No dress attire (though it doesn't hurt when you're giving a speech), job (many clubs are only for certain companies), or experience required. Most meetings draw crowd of 40-70 people, including a plethora of guests. People of all ages, races, statuses and styles, yet everyone is incredibly supportive of each other and their respective journeys to improve their public speaking skills. Many come just to listen to speeches! All the club officers are very welcoming and run the meetings and club smoothly and efficiently. There are opportunities to socialize after the meeting when a large group heads to Cornwall's in Kenmore Square, as well as informal group dinners and picnics open to members and their significant others. Whether you are looking to nail that wedding toast, give a great presentation at work, or even just work up the courage to speak for a single minute during Table Topics (a portion of the meeting where even guests can participate), then Boston Toastmasters can be, and wants to be, for you.

I found this group very welcoming to me as a guest when I first attended. Even the first time,…read moreguests have the opportunity to get up on stage and say a few words without needing to sign up. There are a lot of experienced speakers to learn from as well as many new speakers who are just starting out. It's a great learning experience and I hope other people have the chance to discover this club.

The best experience and the class. Music is fantastic…read more Lights are awesome. The crowed is cool.

Great music, ambiance, large dance floor. A fun night out dancing!! Highly recommended (if they are…read morestill open)!

What a great theater nestled in a cute little neighborhood! My daughter gifted us tickets so off…read morethe JP we went. There is on street parking and a municipal lot behind the main street business. Enter through the side door and you're in the main waiting area with plenty of historic pictures and local art. The theater upstairs and you're transported to another time. Local theater is so important. The production was good and we loved seeing local actors. Would recommend.

What a special place this is! I did not realize that this group had been in operation for 100 years…read moreuntil I attended the performance yesterday. The building is a beautiful historic building. It is also wheelchair accessible. The performance of Miss Holmes was really good. Good acting, and the set was really clever and creative. They also had snacks during intermission. Only a dollar for a bag of chips or a soda! The ticket price was also very reasonable. I can't wait to see their next play!

Don't listen to a single review under five stars. Every night after class, there was a rallying…read morecry: 'Let's hit The Tam!' It's a wonderfully authentic dive bar where--yes--everyone actually knows your name. Grab a drink, have a smoke, hit The Tam.

This is a place that is considered a local fave... or maybe a tourist trap with bartenders that…read moredon't know what the hell they're doing. I was in for a drink (Boston sour) and out as soon as I could finish it. Should be 3 main ingredients... whiskey, sour mix, and frothed egg white. It was heavily flavored sour mix. And cheap at that. No shaking (or even stirring) this cocktail. They seemed annoyed that even ordered it. And for $11- NO THANK YOU!!!! If you're visiting Boston-- don't waste your time. I'm glad I got out after 1 drink, and wish I didn't even waste my time or money.