Great little holiday pop-up bar in the Kimpton-Marlowe Hotel. The decorations were great and so…read morewere the special holiday drinks and mugs. A little on the pricey side but a nice indulgence.

The decorations are very cute inside this pop up bar. The drinks all come in festive glasses which…read moreis fun as well. I liked the christmapolitan cocktail. Unfortunately they really have no accommodations for non-alcoholic people. Their cocktails are premixed and they don't have a mocktail menu, so my NA friend just had to get water. The hummus appetizer was very delicious tho. Another thing to note is that the bar is quite small and only fits about 25 people, so they form a line in the hotel. I got there 2 minutes before they opened on a Friday and there was already a line forming.

Yesterday, went for Brunch vegan and meat lovers. What a beautiful little spot overlooking water…read more The food was incredible especially the onions rings. The cocktails were unique and delish. Our server was pleasant and had worked there many years. We highly recommend and will be going back often.

Grilled oysters were disgusting. Not sure how any chef would think this tastes good. Oysters were…read morenot fresh. Lobster bisque tasted like beef broth with small chunks of lobster. Brown color looked highly unpleasant.

As per usual 10/10 Greeted in door way…read more Clean well stocked bathrooms Welcoming to everyone 80s 90s 2000s knowledgeable stylish Mushroom app and burger were nice treats to add to the awesome studio ghibli themed menu from the BB guide so clever top notch cocktails Cocktails Drinks Music and kikis delivery service on the projector good vibes

There will always be a LONG line unless you are here before they open. Be prepared to wait an hour…read moreplus to get seats. The drinks are one of a kind and they switch up the menu every month. It was Studio Ghibli themed when we went. Drinks are 10/10 and the vibes are immaculate. Would recommend if there is no wait or if you're willing to line up.

Fantastic spot sitting on a quiet little park with fantastic beer. Spent a lovely afternoon here…read moresipping the day away. They've got a great selection of fantastic bruise and some wonderful snacks. Great space, great beer, great time.

Great vibes! The venue is beautiful with massive windows and wooden everything…read more The food and beer also solid And I had a great time at one of their weekly events! It gets packed but it makes for a great crowd and lots of energy :)

Love Sullivan's! My only feed back is 1) small Guinness glasses and 2) they recently removed Golden…read moreTee. Otherwise, great neighborhood hang.

To be so frank, we ubered to the wrong area and were too hungry to leave. Sullivan's is a lovely…read moreneighborhood pub with neighborhood pub food. The vegetarian options were limited, but present. The staff were LOVELY; you could tell that they've been around the block and are still happy to see you. The vibes are typical pub. Stop in if there's a game!

4.5/5! Really…read moreenjoyed the chef's special platter since we got a mix of chicken, beef, and lamb. Meat was tender and flavored well. You also get the option of substituting meats which was nice. My favorite was the chicken. I usually don't eat lamb, but the kabobs did not taste gamey, and I enjoyed it! Special shoutout to the bread they serve. Was probably my favorite part of the dinner!!

I was very pleasantly surprised by the dinner we had at The Helmand! We arrived on a weeknight and…read moreit was very busy, but luckily the staff were able to still seat us right away. Our table was right next to a huge wood-fired oven where we could see the fresh table bread being made which was pretty cool. We ordered 3 items off the menu, 2 appetizers (Aushak and Mantwo) and 1 main dish (lamb kebab). I've never had Afghan food before, so the ingredients and flavors used in each dish were very unique to me, but everything worked very well. The Aushak in particular was the most surprising.. they called it "ravioli", but it was more dumpling-esque to me, which an interesting bolognese-like sauce with yogurt. You wouldn't think those flavors would work together but they really do. The Mantwo also paired very nicely with the Aushak, with more of an earthy taste to it. The lamb kebab was also very tasty, though it wasn't anything super unique. The free bread for the table was also a surprising highlight, as we got to try various different dipping sauces (which we then also used to supplement the kebab). Service was attentive, the ambiance of the restaurant was nice, and overall really enjoyed our dinner here.

New Year's Eve! Dog barking non stop for 2 hours! $900 for the night? Great stay? Don't stay hereread more

It's been a while since I came here with a bunch of girlfriends like 10 years ago. But it's nice to…read moreknow that there's a lively social scene at the bar in the lobby with a DJ playing on a Friday night for free. We had some really good food to Nosh on and a good glass of wine and I highly recommend that if you want to come out with a bunch of girlfriends and just powered up be social and dance come here did you know that this was a jail before? A lot of young people and groups of people, company parties, etc. Classy joint.

One of my favorite bars in Boston. Visited for the first time with my husband and we made…read morereservations in advance. There is no bar seating only couches and bathroom is downstairs. Ambiance is very chill and great music. Our server was Lou and she was great. Idk what people are talking about in other reviews but she was great. She gave us recommendations on drinks and food and our service was on point. We tried 4 drinks and for the hummus ans everything was delicious. We will be back!

Interesting ambiance, though it's really hard to visit as a single person, since everything is set…read moreup in little clusters of couches, and there's no bar seating. Cocktail menu is ambitious but doesn't deliver on the ingredients and vision promised in the description, and certainly not for the price.

A true old-fashioned tavern, with all that gritty, dark atmosphere. But instead of Strider watching…read moreyou from a dimly lit corner, you'll find Paul Revere. They say George Washington ate here in 1789! The food was GREAT (they even had malt vinegar for my fish!) and the ice tea was refreshing even without sugar. Staff was super nice and attentive. I was here at lunch hour, but I would love to come by in the evening for that dark, brooding feel of Patriots scheming against the British.

My daughter and I stumbled into Warren Tavern on a Friday after she picked me up from the Greyhound…read morestation not realizing we had picked the oldest taverns in Mass.- just chasing their $1 happy hr oysters. It felt like history the moment we walked in: cozy, warmly lit, with worn wood that's clearly seen centuries. Our server, Cookie, was a gem- he was pleasant and attentive without hovering. Food-wise, it was mostly a miss. The oysters (which we found out were from NY ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ ) were puny. My kid's clam chowder- that's made without bacon was too thick and floury. The fried calamari, though, had a standout tangy, spicy glaze that we loved- but the coating was on the thick side. The vibe is nice as was the service- just wished the food was better.