While this place on its own is rather nondescript, they host a banging party on the waterfront. I…read morehighly recommend a "Dancing on the Charles" event during the summertime. My gripes are that they tend to play more techy house music, and I like the deep stuff, and that the concrete patio isn't good on the ankles. Though the worst thing was the lack of bartenders. Like um, one. The queue was out the door. People were buying six packs so they wouldn't have to keep waiting in line for half an hour. BETTER SYSTEM! Also, they really need to get rid of the horrible orange plastic fence that obstructs the view of the gorgeous, moonlit river. I understand they don't want people to sneak in, but then just extend the fence to the water on either side. I doubt you'll have anyone swimming to enter, eh? But how can you beat grooving under the moon and stars alongside running water? Exactly. You can't.

No no no.. please don't put anymore dance nights on here please. I appreciate the idea - dancing…read moreoutdoors by the river, away from the public, somewhere cool and grungy. But let's say we start with 5 stars for that idea - well, we end up getting down to 1 star because: ::: -1 star ::: Concrete floor that destroys your ankles after 45 mins of serious dancing. Somebody hyelp, get me an ankle doctor. ::: -1 star ::: Location that really sucks when you want to move on. To where? How? Taxi! TAXI! Anyone? ::: -1 star ::: Volume gets turned down to itty bitty level at 12.45 so that if you want to seriously ass shake, you have to occupy a small area within 8ft of one of the two speakers to be able to feel the music ::: -1 star ::: Bar that although ridiculously cheap, is a huge nightmare - it's run by grumpy old boston guys who find any excuse not to serve you, revel in stacking up large lines, close early for no reason and just chat with their pervy buddies (one proudly announced to me he was a 'Tits Man' as he was staring at the girl beside me's boobs). It could be so much better. Maybe if I bring a hipflask, nike air max and my own ipod I'll have a good time here. I only went for the Thunderdome that sucked so maybe it can better on other nights.

This is a great post in East Boston always looking for new members to add to our group of people…read more We are very supportive of all veterans service projects and always looking for that one thing to help us stand out. We also have theBoston Wounded Vet Run that rides out of here please come down support our post. We also have a DJ on Saturday nights so come on down listen some great music have a good time and support our veterans. Thank you for listening to my description.

I would like to advise anyone interested in using this hall for an event that the woman who runs…read morethis establishment is very pleasant over the phone when you are calling to discuss using the space for your event. On the day of the event she was very rude and short with her tone, she was very rude to the guest who attended our party, she was smoking directly in front of the entrance where kids and elderly were entering. Once it came close to our event end time she continuously shut the lights off and on and began to tell that it was time for us to leave. Let me point out that almost every guest who attended our event was a person of color. I am only bringing up our ethnicity because I am not sure if it has anything to do with the way she treated us. We received complaints from some of our guest who felt uncomfortable with the way she was smoking in front of the entrance and the way I'm which she spoke to them. As we were trying to put everything back the way we found it she was Constantly screaming at us that we needed to clean and leave as we were already in the process of doing both. Again We are not sure if her anger stemmed from our ethnicity, but overall not a very great experience. Would definitely not recommend this function hall! Her name is Ellen

A hidden gem in Southie! I can't believe I have lived here my entire 59 years of life & have never…read morebeen here. There isn't food served but the bar is stocked with everything you can think of. Pool tables & great music. Not many people here but so fun!

I have always had a good time at the Polish Club, it is indeed a "private club" but visitors are…read morewelcome to attend and see if they like it, it is clean, the drink is affordable, and the pool tables and dart boards are amongst the best in the city. The staff is great!! Brittany will give you what you ask for when you ask for it, Tiffany will murder you with abuse and you'll enjoy your last breath, and Leslie will have you laughing before the punchline of the joke. May I recommend the Zywiec Porter, it's strong yet drinkable. If you are a pool player then this is a good place to check out, there ARE elite talents, but even the worst of players (me amongst them) will give you a challenge. 5 stars?, it's not fine dining, it's just a fun time,

They will not offer a refund under ANY circumstances. I had to unexpectedly move out of state due…read moreto unforseen and uncontrollable circumstances, and despite me giving them over a month's advanced notice of my cancellation, they were still unwilling to refund my money. Now they are profiting off of my cancellation because they have my money and are still able to sell my spot to somewhat else before the league starts.

SBS Varsity Card is probably the best addition in my wallet and my newest best friend…read more With my varsity card, I have been able to get discounts and/or free admissions to various SBS events such as the Whitewater Rafting trip, the Cinco (or Uno) de Mayo Party, the SBS Birthday party, and the upcoming "I'm on a Boat" party, as well as free drinks or complimentary appetizers during VIP hours. Also as a Varsity Card holder, I get special invitations to private parties with free access and even free drinks! If you play on a league, you receive 10% off your individual team fee. The card can also be used at various venues for no line/no cover access and 10 - 20 % discounts on foods and products. Additionally, the card already comes equipped with $25 from BuyYourFriendADrink.com to use at participating bars! The best part is that I only have to carry one card to get all these discounts and special access, all the while doubling as my BYFAD card. Just a Note: SBS also offers a JV card as well with similar discounts and access.

If I could give no stars I would rented the hall in July, they do let you in at a good time to…read moredecorate considering you have to tidy up beforehand cause the floors were mopped with a dirty mop that left a sour smell in there luckily I had bleach in the car to mop again which shouldn't had to be done. The bartender was very unpleasant and took forever to make one drink, and another man keep coming up telling us to wrap it up before our time was over we had the hall til 11pm and he started nagging at 10pm , he should have help the bartender make drinks or even joined the festivities as many times he came upstairs. I would not recommend that hall to anyone, very unpleasant atmosphere and they need to be very careful how they treat people because some of the people that were there worked for THE CITY OF BOSTON!!!!!!

Friendly service. Low prices. Open Sat, Sun and public holiday Mondays - what more could you ask…read morefor? I left the $3 change on a $20 in thanks for their service, and convenience! (Note closed on regular Mondays and Tuesdays)

Convenient location for propane refill and much less than box store propane. Located outside in the…read moreparking lot by the giant propane tank.

Winderful history - made even better by our amazing docent Andrew- who went out of his way to give…read moreus a tour the day after Thanksgiving. It was the highlight of our family's trip to Boston. We are so grateful!

The last surviving 18th century residence in the Sumner Hill section of Jamaica Plain, it was built…read moreas a residence and farmstead in 1760 for a wealthy British Naval officer. As he was a loyalist prior to the American Revolution, he abandoned the house in 1774 and fled from Boston. The house was confiscated by American forces initially as a headquarters and later as a hospital. Today, the house has been carefully preserved. The grounds are open to the public and the interior is used for hosting events. As I was just passing through Jamaica Plain, I did not have an opportunity to attend an event. But the outside is lovely and worth a look to see what homes might have been like a few hundred years ago. The US doesn't have much history, but there's some here for sure.