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.

You're going to walk in here and think, "it smells weird, and this place is kind of sketchy." But…read moredon't leave! Keep your hope alive! The food was shockingly excellent and margaritas - while not the best I've ever had, decent and even better for the $7 price point. Margarita had just enough alcohol to make you feel real nice. I got the tacos (chicken and Barbacoa on a corn tortilla) and they were great. Tasted super authentic and loaded with cilantro and onions. The guacamole on the side was average but the salsa was good and had nice chunks of onions and peppers in it. My friends loved their enchiladas (enchilada de pollo with salsa verde), and expressed that the rice was nicely salted and beans were Smokey. One said she had one enchilada and was full and still had two more to go! Also heard the place is BUMPING late night on Saturday's so will need to check it out.

Great place for nicely prepared Mexican. We ordered plates with enchiladas, burritos and all the…read moretrimmings. Everything was very tasty, and we kept eating long after being filled. Fresh ingredients, nice sauces, and a tasty margarita made an early evening dinner perfect. Street parking was pretty easy at the end of the business day right after they opened. Downtown Framingham can be a traffic nightmare, but we zipped right in and right out. And the prices were so reasonable. Almost cheap eats!

My first time having a sushi boat did not disappoint. It was filling, fresh, and aesthetically…read morepleasing. The hibachi was also a good experience, though it was on the pricier side. I got scallops with fried rice, and both were cooked to a good tenderness. The sauce was a bit too strong, though, and not as flavorful as other hibachi places I've been before. I would come back again if suggested by others for the experience and quality ingredients, but probably not for the flavors. Overall, I would recommend this restaurant as a place to come with both small and large groups. It has two levels of seating areas and is very spacious and not cramped at all. Service is good and attentive.

Love to order a variety of items for a Friday night treat. Reward for surviving work another week…read more Hibachi rice was bland. Boneless ribs were dry, tough and burnt. There was no duck sauce or ginger sauce. I ordered a salad with extra dressing. It had 2 small cups and did not cover 1/2 of the salad. This is unusual because the food is usually very good.

Had such an interesting experience. I don't think I would ever come back but I guess I'm glad I…read moretried something new. Went in for a drink on a Friday night and got in no problem. They had a huge parking lot with plenty of parking but lots of people out there yelling and kind of aggressive. Inside it was a mix of younger people and older, nice to have a variety. To get into the "club" part was crazy. $50 cover charge just to get in and see an old nobody DJ. This is Malden, not a nice club in Boston that is worth that price tag. Absolutely crazy.

Called to ask about the cover charge and was told $10. Three of us got there and the cover was…read more$20 each!!!! I had to use my card and was actually charged $64 and some change. Are you kidding me!!!! The nightclub wasn't open and ALL the tables outside had reserved signs. We went into the bar area and no one came to our table for service. We left and went to a place down the street with a great band and no cover. So basically I threw away $64. What a dump. Don't go to this rip off place.

Had such a great time here!! Wow!…read more The staff was super friendly from the start and at the bar. Music was great, vibes were great. Had a cocktail off the menu and a beer, stayed for a couple hours -- danced, met some nice ppl. And I'm glad I popped in!

Saturday nights are fun! Everyone goes. EVERYONE from college student to senior citizen…read more It's definitely odd but it's really fun.

Good place for a night club. I went on a Friday night around 11.30 pm and it was not very crowded;…read moreso didn't get the vibe as much. The name is so because it's actually built in a tunnel that you can see when you walk downstairs. The drinks were fine but the DJ was a little boring after an hour. Do checkout if you want a tunnel night club experience.

Hands down best thing about this place is not what you would think. Yes the establishment is…read moredecent, the servers are so cute in their little onsies. It's a decent spot. Annas , Kleeph, Fritzi was def a vibe, they are security but make the place great! I love it

This review is specifically for the people who run the hot dog/food cart outside. I was helping out…read morea passed out guy and lost my phone during that - was an hour before I realized and I ran back. They found my phone and held on to it. Actually the single best people and they deserve all the business they can get.

Went here for the concert of Porchlight and Quarters. The venue is nice for a smaller sized…read moreconcert. The audience is able to get very close to the artists. Plenty of bathrooms and seats to relax in the rear. The drink prices were definitely the worst part with a Corona coming in at $15 -yikes-. There's a parking garage directly across the street for the most conscience. Overall really enjoyed the concert.

We always enjoyed Crabby Joes. Wishing the new owner all the best for success. They are trying…read morevery hard to be successful. We have enjoyed every food item so far and staff are great. Love the location updates.

It isn't the bar you see on the web, so don't expect it to be. Expect a motel bar that runs out of…read morealcohol. But the bartender was awesome and the menu was comfort food.

The Marquee House is a beautiful dance club that opened in late August in place of the old Mojitos…read moreCountry Club. There's a terrible dearth of dance clubs in suburban Boston and Marquee is trying to fill the gap. Fridays are Latin nights and Saturdays are what they call "Old School R&B, Hip Hop & Reggae". I'll describe Saturdays below as I've not been to any Latin nights. The club consists of three areas. First, there's a lower room where older (70s/80s/90s) dance music is played. The DJ is good and the room is nicely laid out with some cushy seating, stand-up tables, and a rather long bar. There's plenty of room for dancing. The crowd trends towards older (which includes me!). It wasn't a large crowd tonight; I'm not sure if this is normal or not. Second, there's the main club, which is much larger and much more crowded. There, we have an excellent DJ mixing newer music, e.g. 2000s and on with a few older songs. It's louder and he produces a nice steady R&B dance groove most of the night, omitting the slow dreary hip-hop that has emerged the past decade or so. There are two bars and the place is well-decorated and looks fairly modern. Clearly, a lot of thought was put into how to transform it from whatever it used to look like. The crowd consists of a nice mix of ethnic groups (black, white, & Hispanic), with everyone feeling comfortable and enjoying themselves. The third is what they refer to as the Lounge, which is the section you pass through before you go to either of the clubs I described above. It has a bar, some dancing, and places to sit. It's a good place to go if either of the main rooms are too crowded. They serve some food (pizza, wings, warm doughnuts) there also before the other rooms open at 9:00. The crowd was well-behaved with no one overdoing the drinking and the Creepy Guy count was quite low so women should be happy. There's plenty of parking and there's also a police presence but they had nothing to do and just strolled around. The staff is very nice--a number of them used to work at the old Vincent's down the street. Overall, Marquee is an excellent place for people to dance & socialize without having to go into the city. It may need a little polishing here and there but that will probably be taken care of later. I think it's time for people to get out from behind their computers & tablets and try to actually meet and mingle a bit. Marquee would be a good place to start.