Such a great place! Very large venue that's beautifully designed. They didn't just take a place,…read morethow a bunch of ping pong tables in and open the doors. They designed it like a club. We just wanted to hang out and something to do and have some drinks before dinner... it was perfect. They have buckets of ping pong balls, and ball attendants who come around and "sweep" up errant balls, so you don't have to chase after a ball... just use a new one. That's service... what a great idea! The people are friendly, the bartenders are great... drinks are good... and appreciate it's well staffed. VERY HIGHLY RECOMMENDED

Love to go late night during the late night deal! Food comes out quick and there's always a DJ…read moreplaying good music

Reserved 2 lanes for a large group (22 people) event and the service provided was amazing! The food…read moreand beverage package came with unlimited refills and dart gaming experience. Food was delicious and the venue is great for both small or large groups. Kelly and Carlos was amazing in providing our team of 22 people with a wonderful time. While food and drinks were great, the service they provided was top notch! Hopefully they can assist us again at our next visit.

Flight Club Boston is such a blast!!! My girlfriend and I went on a date here to play darts and…read morehave drinks and we had such a fun time! It is super well-priced at $15/person for 1.5 hours of gameplay which is more than enough for 2 people. They have a bunch of interactive dart games, including classic, and we were able to play all of them multiple times. Additionally, they have Rookie/Normal/Pro lines on the ground so you can choose where to stand and you don't have to be a professional dart player by any means to play these games. The staff is also super friendly. The only concern I had was that the staff wasn't super attentive to our dart table, so despite us clicking the request service button a few times, my girlfriend had to head to the bar to get our drinks and start a tab. My girlfriend's drink was not good either... it was a vodka mixed drink with a salt rim and it was just too salty. It would've been much better with a sugar rim I think. Other than that though, it was an amazing time and I'd highly recommend Flight Club for a date night, outing with friends, or corporate event!

I can't recommend The College Club of Boston enough. It's a beautiful victorian style building. Old…read morefashioned, but truly iconic. I was staying for 2 nights, my first time in the city. I was very unsure which area to stay in, but I'm so happy I chose CCB because the location is absolutely perfect. Back Bay is very nice and safe. You even have a wonderful park just outside the doorstep to walk around, and the lovely Boston Commons only two blocks away. Check-in/out was one of the most seamless experiences I've had with hotels/airbnbs. I didn't have to check in with anyone, and I received the door code a few days before. They have a lovely dining room for guests with homemade cookies, fruit, coffee and tea. Unfortunately I didn't take advantage of the breakfast, but I'm sure it's great too. CCB is really the perfect mix of a hotel and bed/breakfast. I was unsure about doing the solo room with a shared bathroom, but other than having to wait for the other guest to finish his shower so I could take an urgent bio break, it was no issue at all and I would hands down do it again. I'm pretty sure the other floors have a bathroom if you absolutely need it though. For the location, price, comfort, and amenities, College Club of Boston is a no brainer. I got the please to quickly meet the GM on my way out, and she is super sweet. I even left my airpods in the room, and without hesitation they are shipping them back to me. 5 starts forsure.

A reliable spot overall. The staff was pleasant, the visit was easy, and I liked that everything…read morefelt straightforward. A small wait, but nothing that ruined it.

The coolest hotel ever. I felt so bougie and chic. Great…read morelocation. Can walk to the pier and rent the paddle boats for cheep money. Walk to bars and restaurants. And they have THE MOST AMAZING rooftop bar and restaurant!!!! If you wanna sit or eat. Reservations are HIGHLY Recommended! A must. And The Best Deal In Town $78 huge a$$ pitcher of Rita's that last you a life time and you only need that. Amazing. Was 500 drinks in it! Maybe even more. And if you're staying at hotel. You can bring it to room!!! Wtf. I'm amazed at this place. Staff was so nice and welcoming. I'm going back. Soon!!! Before the summer is gone and done

Lovely rooftop bar at the envoy which is also part of the marriot group.. Great view of the…read morewaterfront and the downtown skyline. The beers in tap are great and awesome music playing... friendly staff as well

Went here for the Dear Jack Foundation event. Very nice upscale venue. We were in a small room,…read moremaybe for 200 people? Which was ideal, very intimate event and the music quality was perfect. Very nice upscale menu, very clean and laid out nicely. And of course Andrew Mcmahon was phenomenal! Great night

What a fabulous venue. We had my daughters wedding there and it was perfect. We worked with Alyson…read moreFrieda to plan and coordinate and she was a pure pleasure to work with. She made the night happen seamlessly. East meets west owns the facility and does the catering. Usually at big events with lots of people to feed, the dinner ends up kind of blah. Not this evening. From the tasting dinner to the wedding food, it was beautifully served and absolutely delish! We had so many guests call us afterwards to tell us how much they enjoyed the dinner. The staff at the Exchange was gracious, friendly and efficiently professional. I can't think of one criticism or recommendation. The whole event was beautiful and perfect. Get Alyson on your team and you'll thank your lucky stars!

Dena the hall manager was beyond amazing…read more The day of my event - OMG the bathrooms were fully cleaned and stocked. She takes pride in having her renters very happy and I was! I cannot thank Dena and hall enough with all the help and support of my event.

Recently repainted walls, and it looks great. Good space for functions…read more Need new restrooms ASAP. Ample public parking space is a plus.

View Boston was an awesome experience! It's located inside the Prudential Center, which makes it…read morereally convenient to visit while you're shopping or exploring the area. I recommend purchasing your tickets directly at the location, as they were cheaper than buying them online or through the Go City app when we visited. The top floor is more geared toward taking pictures and has some really great photo opportunities. The lower floor has more of an outdoor feel, along with a great bar, music, and a fun atmosphere. It honestly felt like a great after work hangout spot for adults. There's also a nice gift shop where you can purchase the photos taken at the beginning of the experience or pick up a souvenir. I would definitely recommend View Boston for all ages. The best part was that everyone in our group enjoyed it from the little ones to the older kids, with ages ranging from 2 to 14. It was a fun experience for the entire family!

If you're looking for an expensive photo op, then sure, stop by…read more This was very disappointing. It's a great view, but for $30+ per.person, it's definitely not worth it. We lived in Boston for years, so we know what we're looking at, but if you're visiting, I'm not sure if you'll really understand what you're seeing. There are no maps, no signs that point out destinations, no employees to tell you what landmarks you're looking at. Nothing. They have a photo package that is a couple photos of you against a photo wall. The photos aren't even of the Boston views. Save your money. Don't go. I can't emphasize that enough. Here are some free alternatives that are pretty nice. 1. Bunker Hill Monument -- Panoramic city views from the topYou can climb the 294 steps for free and get one of the best skyline views in the city. It's the closest true alternative to a paid observation deck. 2. Charles River Esplanade -- Open waterfront + skyline vistasMiles of riverfront paths with unobstructed views of Back Bay and Cambridge. Perfect for sunset walks or bike rides. 3. Christian Science Plaza -- Reflecting pool + architectural panoramaRight next to View Boston, this plaza gives wide-angle views of the Prudential Tower and surrounding architecture -- totally free. 4. Commonwealth Avenue Mall -- Grand boulevard perspectiveTree-lined, mansion-framed views that feel like a cinematic sweep through Back Bay. 5. Boston Public Library Courtyard -- Historic architecture + open-air spaceA free indoor/outdoor architectural gem with Renaissance-style symmetry and open courtyard views.

Stopped in on a Monday when they are normally only selling merch and bottles, but Jeff was kind…read moreenough to do a tasting and serve up some awesome cocktails. Delicious classic spirits along with some unique ones as well, including distlled beers, flavored gins, and their spicy Demon Seed whiskey.

Really really cool old historic building, and that's about it…read more.. My husband and I came here for a drink before getting dinner at the restaurant next door. We waited so long in line at the bar that we thought we were going to miss our dinner reservation! We finally got a drink with 10 mins to spare. They were small and expensive, but good. Overall, nothing special or unforgettable here...

They took 10 boxes of books - which made a big difference for us. Very easy to work with.read more

Back when I was working in Waltham, I kept tabs on More Than Words since they had a location there…read moreand I was interested in getting involved. They have such an amazing mission, and I highly recommend people look into this nonprofit to learn more on how to support! This review is for their Boston store--an open, spacious thrift and book store. They have a great selection, from affordable everyday pieces to higher-end clothing (for both women and men), plus old-timey knickknacks, home goods, shoes, costume jewelry, toys, and new packaged gifts. There's so much to rummage through, and it doesn't have that musty thrift store feel--it's very well kept. We bought a bunch of things: glass cake display I had as a kid (that doubles as a fruit trifle dish), an abstract dress that was basically new (originally over $200, I snagged for $40), a metal dragon bracelet, and more. The staff is fun--they seem like friends with each other, and a few even made me feel like we were becoming friends too, loll. It's a very cool atmosphere and well staffed. If no one's at the register, there's a bell you can ring and they'll be right there. I love this place--it is one of my highlights of the South End area!