The Nashoba Alpine Ski Beach and Tiki Lodge is quite the Massachusetts adventure. Only…read moreMassachusetts would attempt to call something tiki on a small lake fenced off with plastic that normally functions as the end of a ski run. I like to give 5 stars where I can but I do have to agree with 1 of the most common complaints in these reviews: No frozen drinks. I've been to where Tiki drinks started and deciding on or around May 2024 to no longer offer frozen drinks at a "tiki" bar is insane. Either take the label off or buy a blender. Two options costing this establishment just $20 while saving it years of embarrassment and 1 star Yelp reviews. Other than that I had a great time. Nachos were fine, and the salsa was kind of fun, very thick, very dippable. Maybe extra tomato paste? Though it was certainly New England mild. Ham and pineapple pizza was yummy and thematic here at the end of the blue square ski trail #2. Yes there are children here so if that's enough for you to give a 1 star review, go somewhere else. Yes for some reason the wait staff are mostly 19 year old girls which seriously angered a man in the reviews I read. K. Yes a drink is $16, a beer $13 and a pizza $30. But overall you're getting just Massachusetts weirdness turned way up. Worth a stupid adventure. They've got Wormtown on tap. Enjoy it.

The sunset tiki bar is right outside Nashoba ski area along a great pond where people are swimming…read more Tonight was my wife and I first time we had a great time.. we met some really great people and we had a pizza along with some drinks, dancing and had a great night! A minor glitch in the beginning where the bar manager came out and took good care of us! This really was a fun night!

My wonderful son and daughter-in-law(this was their third time) invited us to go on a harbor cruise…read moreon Tiki Hut Boats. We were joined by my daughter and son-in-law. Tiki Hut can take groups of up to six on their boats (they have two). As mentioned in previous reviews they open their calendar in January and they book up for the entire season very quickly(days). Captain Scott and his wife Karen are great business people and excellent hosts. They work together as a well oiled team. They offer light snacks and amazing drinks. The drinks are well thought out with tons of personality!! I'll leave the rest to visitors to experience so as to not cheapen their first experience. Our early afternoon cruise was a lightly choppy day in the harbor but they as great hosts made it the best possible experience we could have. Cruises are 90 minutes in duration.

My friends and I had such a fun time on this Tiki Hut boat ride. I think our captain was Judd and…read morethe bartender, Ashley who made very yummy drinks.

Amazing spot. I ordered the soft lobster roll along with a side of clam chowder, and both were…read moreexcellent. The employees were very friendly and welcoming, which made the experience even better--especially since I was visiting from San Francisco. Overall, a great place with great service and food.

Buyer Beware! Go for the drinks, not the food…read more.. We ordered the special of the day, 2 lobsters with sides. Upon receiving my lobster, it had a bit of a strange sulfur smell but I tried not to overthink it...sadly, I should have trusted my gut because the taste was also very off-putting. I have had lobster many times and have never experienced such a foul odor or flavor; and both my husband and I have an awful taste in our mouth after eating it. The butter also smelled strange. I am genuinely worried that I will be puking tonight after eating a few pieces. What started as a nice date night has turned into a disturbing experience. The beer a great price though, and there is free pool, so I would still recommend that... Just avoid the lobster

A little pricey, but in my opinion, very much worth it!…read more My friend and I went here for dinner the other day. We sat at the bar and ordered drinks. I got the mango sticky rice cocktail, which was served in an ADORABLE mug. The cocktail was strong ($15) but sweet like juice, a dangerous combination. I loved it and had to force myself to savor it with slow sips instead of guzzling it. We shared the pu pu platter for two, which was a bit expensive at 50-something dollars but came with a LOT of food. Plenty for two people and maybe even enough for four. The platter came with a variety of delicious things. There were chicken skewers and beef skewers, and both were cooked perfectly. The chicken was juicy and tender, and the beef was a great medium rare. There were also scallion cheese quesadillas (yum!), crab Rangoons, and fried fish. The only thing I didn't really like was the vegan egg roll. I could really tell it was vegan, and the veggie filling was too salty for my taste-buds. We also ordered the ma la tater tots. I was skeptical about ordering tater tots at an Asian restaurant, but they were fantastic! Crispy perfection and well-seasoned with a light spice. In addition to delicious food, the restaurant offered great vibes with whimsical decor, friendly staff, and a cute menu inspired by Where the Wild Things Are.

The drinks were super fun, we loved trying them all and checking out the cute mugs(which you could…read morealso purchase)! The only food we ordered were the tater tots and they were great! The aioli was meh, but the tots were solid enough to stand on their own! The only downside was the service was slow, once we were finally able to order drinks they came out within 5 minutes though. I'd recommend this place for a fun novelty night out!

The food was some of the best Asian inspired food I have ever had! Try the chicken lo mein, fresh…read moreand delicious! The staff was so friendly and accommodating will definitely go back!!

Kicked off our meal with Local Oysters -- super fresh and briny, followed by their famous Crab…read moreRangoons (real crab, cream cheese & that chili-apricot duck sauce = dream appetizer). The Pu Pu Platter was fun, shareable, and delicious while the Beef Rice Bowl was flavored well, and perfect with a cocktail in hand Pro tip: Weekdays mean cheaper drinks and appetizers, and they post all their weekly events on @tikirockboston. After 9 PM the DJ nights kick in -- no cover, just fun vibes and good beats

Super cute little spot to enjoy some drinks and hang out after a long day walking around. We only…read morestopped in for a drink before leaving I had a Corona and a couple of friends had the banana mudslide and enjoyed it. I would definitely recommend.

Great location on Old Orchard Beach. Prices are a bit high but what can you do! Staff was…read moreattentive and friendly. We shared a smash burger and it was delicious! I had a mango margarita (bartender made it - NOT a mix) and it was good... just very expensive ($13 I think). Good place to sit and relax.

Best Drinks In Worcester! Well thought out aromatic cocktails which change with the seasons…read more Satisfying selection of appetizers. Highly recommend!

It's a pretty laid-back, industrial-style bar that delivers a unique experience with its edgy…read moreambiance and quality drinks. The decor gives a nod to its name, with exposed metal, minimalistic accents, and a vibe that feels straight out of a modern steelworks. It's a great spot if you're looking for a drink and a change from the usual scene. Their drink selection is solid, featuring a mix of classic cocktails and local craft beers. The bartenders have their own cocktail introduced in the menu, so don't hesitate to ask for a recommendation or a custom mix if you're in the mood to try something new. The food menu is limited so I wasn't really interested in trying that. They have a few games on the other side as well as an out patio that you can smoke and bring your drink outside. It's definitely more of an older crowd especially coming after work, kind of vibe

The sushi here is pretty fantastic. They have good quality fish and add garnishes that complement…read moreeach bite really well. I just wish the uni wasn't $26 a piece! The space is a bit odd. I wish it was not in the basement and a little more spacious, but I know space is hard to come by in downtown Boston. It can get pretty cramped if you go on a popular night. Staff here are lovely! I honestly have a hard time getting bartenders' attention but I was able to flag bartenders down successfully whenever I needed to. I appreciate the care they took!

The omakase at Shore Leave was fantastic. It offers a similar experience with the chef (6-8 seats…read moreonly) that many other places do for 2x+ the cost ($85). Food was amazing, perfectly paired and crafting the fish/sushi with the other ingredients. It is a MUST for fans of omakase and the ambiance only adds to the experience b/c you get the tiki and other vibes from the rest of the restaurant.

1. Great cocktails. 2. Great appetizers…read more 3. Inside atmosphere was super. 4. Probably the best menu selection for my taste.

Have visited several times over the past 4 years when coming back to visit family in the area. A…read morenumber of other reviewers have commented that "things have changed", and I, unfortunately, agree. Visited on a Saturday evening - the place should be packed, but it wasn't. I easily secured a same day bar seat reservation for 8PM. After checking in, was seated at a half empty downstairs bar. No physical menus, everything was done via a QR which is fine I guess, but for a spot that positions itself as a premiere bar a bit tacky. The online menu on the public website is the only menu and where the QR takes you. I asked for a spirits list (logical for a cocktail forward bar), I got a quizzical look and a shrug of the shoulders in return. Given the menu was only 8 cocktails, picking from those I started with the Beachcomber Mai Tai for a whopping $18. This, if it's the true spec, should be a rum forward cocktail with 2 1/2 oz of rum. They batch their cocktails (not a problem) so I couldn't see their build, but there is absolutely no way this drink is made to specification - my guess is they are skimping on rum as a cost play, batching lets them get away with it. Drink was, frankly, pretty forgettable - not bad, just unremarkable. Wanting to see how they could do off-menu, I asked the bartender to make me a Hemingway Daiquiri. Now, for a cocktail bar that has a long history of rum centric and tiki leaning cocktails, this should be an off the top of their head cocktail. It's simple - white rum, lime and grapefruit juice, and maraschino liqueur. Bartender had never heard of it before, and then spent a few minutes staring in to his phone presumably looking up the recipe. He built it using Rhum JM white rum which is absolutely the wrong rum for this drink - it needs a white Cuban rum (which we know we can't get in the U.S.), so the usual sub would be Bacardi, Planteray 3 stars, Probitas, or others. Definitely not a Martinique agricole. This may be a too detailed nit for some, but with the framing that this is supposed to be a premium cocktail bar, this is an error that should not happen, and not for $18. Figuring the third time might be a charm, ordered the Trader Vic 1944 Mai Tai. This is the classic, the standard against which all others are measured. It's a distinct recipe, especially if you call yours the 1944 Mai Tai. This was not that. It was again light on rum with probably the wrong rums used in their blend. It was also substantially over dosed with orgeat making the almond sweetness an almost overpowering flavor versus playing a subtle supporting actor role. Again, swing and a miss. Drinkable if you like sweet, and don't mind hefty almond. But if you want to try the real Mai Tai - this is not it. Overall, for the price, fairly indifferent bar service, lack of information available to the customer (e.g., spirits list, etc.), and fairly off the mark cocktails I think you can find far better spots right now for that same money. If you definitely want that tiki inspired cocktail vibe - your better bet will be places like Wusong Road in Cambridge or Shore Leave in Boston, and I'm sure there are others. Sorry Baldwin Bar, you've lost your edge and it shows.

I had a great meal at La Vic in Beverly! The burrito I ordered was delicious and packed with…read moreflavor. I asked for it spicy, and they really delivered! The atmosphere was lively and welcoming, making it a nice spot for a casual meal. I'll definitely be back to try more dishes! Best burrito in Beverly. Authentic and made within 10 minutes of my online order. 5 stars good job people

I was visiting from out of town, and my family recommended this restaurant. I ordered the torta…read moresteak con queso, a Mexican steak and cheese sandwich. It comes with lettuce, tomato, chipotle mayo, pickled onions, avocado, jalapeños, and pureed beans. I opted to omit the avocado, jalapeños, and beans. The sandwich was super flavorful and delicious. I usually don't like red onions, but the pickled onions on this sandwich were a tasty touch. Next time, I'll be getting extra onions--it was that good! The food was well-packaged, seasoned perfectly, and served hot. I was initially hesitant because I'm not usually a fan of Mexican food in the U.S., but they did a great job. Ten out of ten, highly recommend!