Went with my girlfriend, stood out like a sore thumb-- not sure if it was because I was the only black person there or because we were a lesbian couple, but stares all around. Get seated quickly, we begin to look around the area, and there is spider webs EVERYWHERE along the wall. I ordered the salmon, and couldn't finish it. It tasted old, and it didn't come out as described on the menu. My girlfriend's hamburger was so-so; nothing that made it stand out. Maybe we should've just tried their drinks, but meh, very unimpressed. read more

dbar was not what I expected, but my expectations were clearly based on a presumption. This is what I was expecting: homey sports bar with a lot of Rolling Rock bottles clinking, standard pub grub, several Southie transplants with t-shirts rolled up to expose the shamrock tattoos. Instead I found: chic bar with beautiful cherry wood wainscoting and rather phallic light fixtures. Sensational patio set in zen garden with -- you sit down right now in lotus position for this revelation -- an herb garden ON THE ROOF. The menu was extremely upscale, considering the location between Savin Hill and Fields Corner. Most entrees were between $17 - $20. I was hoping that there would at least be a sandwich for under $10, but evidently that was not what dbar was trying to deliver. I got the Chicken on a Brick (or was it under a brick?) and it was magnificent. Everything was so flavorful and there was plenty for sharing. Service was attentive and knowledgable, and I'll look forward to seeing the staff again soon. read more

Do you see this big ass goofy grin? Yea? It's from Show Tune Tuesday. I am a girl who loves my showtunes and my gays. I got quite a fill of both last night! The dark wood and black leather seats in the restaurant give the place such a masculine feel. The bar was packed and 90% of the seats as well. There wasn't a ton of room to dance to show tunes, but some were not concerned about this and made use of the space available. The DJ was fantastic, having a ball in the booth. He also aired some great montages in honor of the late Patrick Swazye. The drinks were poured with a heavy hand, something I will never complain about. Everyone who was working at the bar was super attractive, too. Not a bad place to spend an evening people watching and singing. read more

My Oh My. I have to repeat what another yelper mentioned. Now this is where all the hot men are going.. but damn, they're all gay. I had no idea this place had a rep for being a "gay bar". The hubby and I were looking for a place to catch brunch in Dorchester. I did a quick brunch search on yelp on my phone and the Dbar popped up. We stopped in and got a table pretty quickly. The brunch menu isn't big but they have some yummy food on it. I ordered the eggs benedict and the hubs had the french toast. While waiting for the food I was looking around and noticed something funny. There were some cute guys in this place. Yes, I was with my husband but I can enjoy the view can't I? I then noticed the men were with other men. It all popped into my head. Ahhhh yesss.. they also enjoy the view of men. The food was good, prices were great, service was friendly and quick. Would I come here again.. Yes OH Yes!! read more

I am certainly a stiffler for superior service, but when the staff is premium, AND super dreamy... well... you've made yourself another fan. Seriously though, the bartenders are super attentive and friendly... and I think I turned into a thirteen year-old girl for a hot second, because I was developing twenty crushes on the waiters and bartenders all at the same time. I haven't eaten at Dbar yet, but the from the few times I've been now, I sure would like to give it a try. read more

Last night was my first time visiting dbar and I have to say I'm quite happy with my experience there. Upon walking in, this place really feels like a cross between an Irish pub (think super dark wood, kind of dark lighting) and a swanky lounge (Take note of the crazy hand-blown pendant lights and custom cocktails.) After grabbing a seat at the bar, I was greeted by the bar tender who promptly took my order. I went with a Sake Green Teatini (8.5$). It was composed of Green Tea Liquor, Sake infused Vodka, and fresh sours. It was a little sweet to have more than one but it was a nice change of pace from my standard drink of choice. My friend had the Raspberry Lime Rickey which she enjoyed very much. It was made from Russian Raspberry elixir with fresh Sours, framboise liqueur, and ginger fizz was also 8.5$. We started our meal off with the beef tenderloin tacos which tasted as if they had been cooking low and slow all day. The rich flavor of the carne asada was cut perfectly with the acidic pico de gallo and then topped off with a little queso. How could you go wrong? The piping hot fresh corn tortilla was the perfect wrapper for this little bundle of joy. We sat and talked for a while, enjoying the atmosphere, then we noticed a giant glass jug with some orange spheres around it. We asked the bar tender what the jug was all about and he informed us that it was a vodka infused with mandarinquat. You guess it, this genetically engineered fruit the mardarinquat was a cross breed of mandrins and kumquats. Intrigued by this new fruit, it was clear that we had to try a beverage made with the aforementioned. So we had a Mandarinquat Mojito. It was composed of Fresh muddled mint & thyme blended together with our house infused mandarinquat vodka and a sugared rim (9$). Oh boy that was tasty. I might have to start infusing my own vodka at home and giving this one a whirl. We placed our orders for our entrée and quickly they came out. She had the Tagliatelle with morels and peas (18$). It was fresh homemade pasta with wild morel mushrooms, asparagus, English peas, fava beans topped with a fried Maine organic aracuana egg. My friend was a little shocked as I don't think she had ever seen a farm fresh egg before, but enjoyed the dish thoroughly. I had the Seared Diver's Scallops (21$). The scallops sat above a bed of cumin-carrot risotto with some pieces of asparagus thrown in there. The risotto was surrounded by a spring green garlic sauce that must have been a take on a béarnaise as it was RICH. So good. I'm going to try to replicate that sauce at home and then take a bath in it. After a few drinks and some tasty food, it was time to depart, however I will be coming back to dbar real soon. read more

I have a secret. Do you promise not to tell anyone...? I LOVE SHOW TUNES!!!!! Ugh. There. I said it. I really do love show tunes. The fact that "Glee" is on in less than an hour is one of the more exciting parts of my week, so you can only imagine my excitement upon learning about Show Tunes Tuesdays at DBar in Dorchester. You mean alcohol and musicals don't exclusively mix at college theater parties? Fantastic. The DJ was wonderful and clearly having a great time bringing the greatest hits of Broadway and beyond. Especially memorable was the tribute to Patrick Swayze with clips from "Dirty Dancing", "To Wong Foo" and "Ghost". Definitely a great blend of old and new - one minute you were watching an SNL musical bit featuring Zac Efron, the next minute Ben Vereen was belting out "Bye Bye Blackbird". Oh. Right. This is also a bar. The drinks were great - neither watered down nor undrinkably alcoholic. The service was fast and friendly, and I was impressed that with such a packed place the servers were still able to expertly deliver drinks without a spill. I plan on returning to DBar for many Show Tunes Tuesdays to come. A wonderful respite for a (now un-closeted) musical theater fan :-) read more

A hidden jewel with no boston attitude. All the perks of a swanky boston restaurant but with FREE parking . Get there early though. It fills up fast. Try their amazing cocktails. My pick for food is the chicken ceaser salad or the comfort of the chicken under a brick on a cold night. The restaurant turns into a club around 10 pm. Never a cover charge read more

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I like DBar. It is refreshing to see a nice establishment that isn't in the middle of everything. I don't think there are too many places in Dot that I go to hang out with friends. D-Bar definitely is an exception. The place has an ultra cool vibe. Although very tiny - the owners have made the most of the space at their disposal. I've had dinners here over the years and the quality of food is good. My favorite though is the brunch. Their brunch menu is superlative with enough options to choose from. The dinner menu is good too but there is something about the brunch that is more appealing - to me at least. Do I go to DBar to eat primarily? Negative. That has to be once in a blue moon affair. The bar - that gets super crowded on Fridays / Saturdays, is manned by very efficient bartenders. Over the years, there has been significant turnover in bar staff. I had my favorites who aren't there no more. But it's all good. I've never been to any of the Tuesday showtunes. So cannot comment anything about it. The Friday and Saturday night DJs have been fairly decent. Sometimes the set list is pretty much the same - I mean there is only so much rotation when it comes to the 80s music beyond a certain point really. But nothing can beat the tiny eating space transform into a dancefloor after a certain hour at night and to see the drunken bodies of all shapes, sizes and kinds doing what they do best - when drunk! Dance. Depending on my mood - there have been times where I have been one of those drunken bodies, while other times I resort to watching the fun unfold - from the sidelines. It is fun! I like it! read more

If there was a 2.5 stars, I would have gone with that... but I went with 3 (instead of 2) because its my old neighborhood and it was a welcome change of pace when this place opened. DBar is a great little spot for the local "dorchester gay elite" to go and hang out and be Chatty Kathies, while pretending they are not part of the now defunt "south end gay elite." If you are not part of either group, or don't know someone on the staff at DBar, look out because chances are you're not going to get the best service in the world. Most likely your server will be leaning on the end of the bar with the other servers on staff that night, seemingly trying to ignore their tables. I'm poking fun, but there is some truth to this. I've been to Dbar more times than I can even think to count and every time i've been, I always walk away with the feeling that i'm an inconvenience for the staff there. The drinks are ok and over priced, same with the food, and the music is WAY TOO LOUD for dinner. Its like trying to eat and have conversation in an Abercrombie and Fitch. The decorations are cutsy and sorta work for an old irish Dorchester bar trying to be upscale posh. Basically its overpriced mediocrity that is striving to be better, but is falling short of the mark. Good thing gay Dorchester loves this and eats it up as it was a welcome addition to the dying scene in Boston a few years back. Hopefully with age, the attitude of the servers and the bar as a whole will start to improve. read more

I've lived and worked so close to dbar for so many years. I can't believe that I haven't been in there until recently! Don't let the parking lot fool you, this place is actually pretty big inside and out. They have a fantastic drink menu full of delicious beers (including Hoegaarden), wine and cocktails and the food is quite tasty. Everyone is super friendly and their patio is really pretty. I think there were twinkle lights. The food was a little pricy for the a smaller portion, but it was worth it. I loved my dish and will definitely be back. read more

This is my stand-by local eating/drinking spot where my partner and I can walk to. The food is never a let down, drinks are great and I always feel welcome. I have overheard the owner and other staff say that this isn't a gay bar. Well, Tuesday nights is Show Tunes night (ahem) and every Friday and Saturday night you can find the dining room cleared and boy boy, girl girl couples dancing merrily. None of this is a bad thing, but let's just call a duck a duck. K? Personally, I love the place, BUT I happen to be the clientele that they cater to... allegedly..... read more

I really had no desire, whatsoever, to go to a gay restaurant/bar in Dorchester. I had the idea that it would be a cheap Club Cafe clone in the middle of nowhere. Uhm...wrong. First...I would never have thought this was a gay bar. It seemed to be an urban cool restaurant/bar that I would have found in New York, honestly. The staff and clientele alike seemed to be dressed cool and seemed pretty hip. The place is gorgeous...warm, rich and the seating is close but nobody is sitting on top of anyone. Oh, the lighting is amazing...awesome place for a date! The menu is not expansive, but there is plenty to choose from. So far, the food has been really quite nice; in particular, I've enjoyed the Bolognese. I noticed one review mentioned tiny servings...I have no idea what that meant. I'm over six feet tall and 230 pounds (don't tell anyone about my weight) and I walked away too full for desert. The thing that really stood out for me is the service. The wait staff is readily available but didn't haunt the table. AWESOME date place, by the way! My date and I were there for almost two hours and there wasn't one little hint that we should leave. (Though, I did look around to make sure there were open tables so we weren't being total creeps.) I couldn't have been happier. I'll certainly be back for more! read more

Was there tonight for a GAY sports event. dbar was handed 200 hundred customers for a fund-raiser. All big-drinking gay boys, looking to end their weekend on a high note. Instead. The place was unprepared. The bartenders were arrogant, attitude-laden and disinterested. Very SLOW and inattentive service. The drinks were uber expensive and the music, not fun at all. Support other 100%gay businesses in Boston, who care about their custo My first time there.. Understand this place is gay-owned. They are asleep at the switch. My advise is, support OTHER gay-owned businesses who CARE about their customers. read more

Have never tried it as a restraunt but the place is nice, a little tight thought. The bouncers and bartenders and very friendly there and never caused any troubles for me personally. read more

By far the best atmosphere and food we had while in Boston. We went on a Monday night and a new server was being trained. He was nervous and a bit clumsy at times, but overall, both he and the guy training him were great. We started off with the beef carpaccio which was delicious and the aioli that came with it just made it that much better. I then had the scallops which were bordering on overcooked, but weren't chewy enough to deduct any stars. The flavors were on point and they were still tender, but teetering on the point of turning rubbery. My fiancee had the salmon which was cooked perfectly and seasoned very well and the fries we shared were delicious. Overall, this is a great little restaurant and I can't comment on the club aspect since we went at 5 - 6 pm on a Monday, but I would imagine it's just as solid. read more

Outdoor dining in Dot! Sitting in the outdoor dining space behind dBar will make you forget that you're on Dot Ave, steps away from the hookers who tend to congregate in front of the Sunoco. Also, when dining outside you get a glimpse of the restaurant's roof where they grow some of their own veggies and herbs. Green dining comes to Dot! What's not to love? Along with a primo dining spot and roof-top gardening, the food is great....pleasant portions, tasty food, creative and inspired recipes. I believe the menu rotates based on the season, but there are a few stalwarts that they keep (chicken under a brick is divine). The bar has a great selection of beer and wine, along with a well-stocked bar that allows the bartenders make quite a mean drink (made evident by a few hangovers between me and my friends). Fun fact - I believe the owner collects martini glasses, so some of the stemware is unique. All and all, I love the fact dBar is so good that it brings many of my friends who are still nervous about venturing into the Dot out for a visit. That says something in and of itself. read more

Did brunch here on a Sunday and the food was tasty. I had an egg white omelette with cheddar cheese and kale along with fries, bacon, and toast. The toast was a little too crispy for me but it was manageable. My friend had the brioche French toast and her food tasted amazing. I had a Bellini while my friend had a mangomosa and a Bloody Mary. Collectively, we didn't enjoy our drinks so much, they were just ok. In short, I do recommend this place, it has a cool vibe. read more

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I've visited dbar a few times now, for cocktails, dinner, and even a Britney Spears CD release party. The most recently last night, the 2nd stop on the Dot Ave Pub Crawl. The food here is amazing - i was able to chat with the executive chef on my first visit. Nice fellow, gave us some insite to the menu and the history of the bar. After dinner the restaurant turns effortlessly transforms into a classy lounge/nightclub atmosphere. The DJs I've heard have been pretty good. read more

I've been here twice now. Once for dinner... food was great... service was perfect.(Just the right amount of eye candy) Second time we went was late night Friday for dancing/drinks.... great value and great music!! Fun pop remixes (if you liked ManRay Saturdays, this is the place for you)... just went again last Friday and had a BLAST. your drinks are STRONG... DJ was great and the crowd was fun... and when the weather gets warm, you need to check out the patio (you can't even see the gas station from here I swear!!) read more

I've driven by Dbar numerous times and never thought twice of it. The outside sports a very divey bar but inside is a different atmosphere. The nice part is that they have a limited parking lot on the side of the bar right under the huge billboard sign. Our host was very nice in terms of helping us get a reservation for the busy Friday night and suggested we wait at the bar. The ambience was dark and very romanticized. My only thing with this place was that within 5 minutes of entering, I had about 3-4 waiters walk right by us and about 2 bartenders look at us and NONE said a word or even asked us for anything. I figured at least a bartender would acknowledge and let us know that he'll get to us asap? When we finally got a seat at the bar, the bartender then was attentive and helpful at times. Meh not the first thing you want to deal with when you're trying a new place. Food was alright, nothing special and a bit overpriced. We tried the calamari, too greasy and it had this weird sweeten aftertaste to it. At the end of the night and after a drink, I was ready to head home with no urgency for another drink. Maybe I caught Dbar on a bad night. read more

A diamond in the rough is the best way to describe this establishment. Who would have thought that a chic place such as this exists in Dorchester. From the exterior, you would have not given it a second look with it's Irish pub looks, but once you enter the doors, you get swept away within a hidden cove of modern and sleek black decor. First thought that crossed my mind ~ Wow, this looks like a restaurant you would find in the heart of New York! Cocktails, cocktails, cocktails! Perfect combination of sublime flavors and the right dosage of liquor ratios where they were neither overpowering or watered down. This bar really knows how to make mean drinks! I ordered the Expresso Martini and "something" Peach Martini and tried another martini that tasted close to the White Russian. Although dinner service was bustling, service was on point. They were attentive, friendly, and very easy going. Just down right good people that you would have no problem picking a conversation with. Our waitress, who we seemingly forgot to obtain her name, was very personable and her smile really did it for me! =D The food ~ the crème de la crème ~ was magnificent. What I love was that their menu did not boast too large and wide of a selection, so it was easy to make a decision. I hate reading menus under candlelight with a huge selection - it's called information overload - when all you really want to do is drink your cocktail! Again, not this place ~ what you'll end up doing is enjoying the ambiance instead of getting consumed and flustered with what to order. I ordered the Salmon and my friends ordered the lamb and gnocchi dishes. The salmon was PERFECTION ~ one of the best salmon dishes I have ever tasted and I'm a Salmon fiend. This dish was so flavorful that I did not even bother asking for hot sauce to accompany my meal, which says a lot when I garnish everything with that. The salmon melted in my mouth like butter, which I never wanted it to end. A MUST DISH! The lamb and gnocchi were also equally divine and beautiful. Dbar will become a hot spot, if not already, just outside the city. DBar is Winning! read more

This place is a diamond in the ruff that is Dot Ave near Savin Hill, and ended up being a really cool hangout place for dinner...ohh yes and a gay mecca!! It has been beautifully restored inside from the Irish bar that it was to an up class restaurant (but do you expect anything less when a gay owner takes over?!). Dark wood bar and tables with comfy booths are in the inside dining. The food was good but not amazing. The menu is small and it seems like they try to be more pretentious then needed. The ceviche was tasty, though a bit messy to eat, the mini tacos were a hit at our table but seemed really simply constructed to me and the burger is small for the $12 price tag. But the food doesn't matter as much when you have the most amazing colorful cocktails. The cocktail and beer lists are long with something for everyone, which I Loved. When it gets warmer check out the outside patio. You feel like you are in a spa, which is ridiculous because you are right near a crazy busy street, but seem to not hear anything while on the patio. Ferns, running water and eclectic tables make you want to sit outside and sip drinkys all night. It seems to be very up class for the neighborhood - Saturday night dinner only had a few customers - but it's the nightlife that puts this place on the map. They clear the tables out of middle of the place and it becomes a big dance party where everyone is invited, gay or straight. I suggest Dbar for an amazing cocktail and late night partying. read more

The food at Dbar is devine, delicious, amazing, all that and above. Dbar's gnocchi is to-die-for (especially since this is one of the few vegetarian items on the menu) However, the service is subpar at best. I came to Dbar on a Saturday night with a friend for drinks and to chat. I wanted to close-out my tab from the bar and I stood to the side to grab the bartenders attention. He rudely goes, "What'' EXCUSEZ-MOI! That was very unprofessional and unacceptable, especially for someone working as a server at a restaurant. Sadly, this was not the first time I noticed negative vibes from the wait staff, but I decided to disregard because it was not significant enough to address. I work VERY hard for my money and I refuse to spend it somewhere that makes me feel uncomfortable. I will never come here again. read more

Yay, a gay bar in my neighborhood! I've been several times for food and drink and really dig it. The food is a big pricy but worth it if you have the money. The chicken under a brick is SO good and NO, it is not served with fake mashed potatoes- why would anyone say that?! The food is very good. Next, the cocktails- the change seasonally and are very good and well poured. I like the Raspberry Lime Rickey but my favorite one is the blueberry gin cocktail that's featured during the summer. It's so sweet and refreshing. The ambiance is nice- think dark woods, leather booths and colorful lighting fixtures. Sometimes when I go it's crowded and other times it's dead- I can't quite figure it out. Showtunes night (Tuesday) is a lot of fun if you like musicals- the gays and their hags singing along to Annie and Wicked. How can you go wrong? read more

Like so many others, I like D Bar and I am happy to come here for dinner or drinks. The food is always good and sometimes exceptional. The waitstaff are pleasant, friendly, professional and very attentive. But...what is with the bartenders? With one exception, they seem to think they are doing you a favor if they stop talking at the side-bar and come over to wait on you. And when they do come over, there is no pleasantness, just attitude. And please don't think just because you are a "frequent flyer", you'll get a pillow or a warm nod; LOL All this just because you said nothing, waved no bills, wagged no fingers,and never looked vexed, ....just because you chose to sit at the bar! read more

Came her for brunch on a Sunday and expected it to be crowded given the reviews but it was relatively quiet. I'm used to hour waits in the south end on Sunday but lets be real, this is Dorchester and the outside looks like a old bar. Surprisingly this is actually a gay bar with 80's music, mimosas and bloody marys. The brunch menu had a ton of delicious options at reasonable prices. My friend ordered the french toast which was thick sliced and very delicious. I ordered the oyster mushroom and goat cheese omlette which was fluffy and creamy on the inside. The rosemary potatoes was a bit salty but really good as well. Overall great exp with a great drink menu list...i'll be back! Best of all they have a parking lot which is very convenient read more

Spectacular food. Showtunes Tuesday is a must for the Dorchester gay crowd. An easy weeknight event to get your early week drink on. All the wait staff and bartenders are friendly and attentive. Great for a date night. Low lighting and moooood! read more

Excellent service Well seasoned food Delicious drinks Everything you want in a dinning experience. Absolutely no complaints here. read more

I wasn't surprised by my experience after reading the reviews on yelp. My companion and I had dinner at dbar as part of the Milton/Dorchester Restaurant Week. For $30.11 dbar offered a three course menu with several options under each category. I started with the mussels which were EXQUISITE. They were large, plump, flavorful, and the broth was delicate and tasty. I soaked it up with the grilled bread provided and then used more bread to get every last drop. Unfortunately that was the highlight of my meal. The truffle mac and cheese was disappointing, the cheese sauce was bland and left much to be desired. The pasta pieces were too tiny for such a heavy sauce, and the crunchy breadcrumb/cheese topping resembled burnt cheddar cheese. I chose the creme brulee for dessert and I was surprised that it was cold. All of it... even the topping... so I can only assume it was made earlier that day and stored in the refrigerator until my visit? Service was very good and the ambiance was lovely, next time I will go back for the show-tunes night perhaps... (and skip the food!) read more

I came here for drinks and dinner with friends on a Showtune Tuesday. We had wine, the duck and frisee salad and shared the steak. Overall the food is good, atmosphere pleasant and drinks delicious. My only complaint is the holier-than-thou attitude from the bartenders, waitstaff and host. My friends are regulars, and they were greeted warmly, but I felt ignored at the bar. Overall, a great dinner, but avoid Tuesday if you are not a showtunes fan. read more

Came here on a Friday night to take the edge off of a looong work week with some food and drink. Our server was beyond polite although he did seem quite busy. Our food took a while in coming but thankfully the bread with dipping oils kept us occupied. Once the plates arrived, neither of us were dissapointed. I got the seared scallops which had a great crust on them and the risotto it came with was decent. The boyfriend, well he knows what he likes, got the chicken under a brick. I stole a bite of his food and the skin on that thing was so crispy! We cleaned our plates but again, there was a bit of a wait to get the waiter's attention so we could pay our tab. All in all, great ambience, friendly service, and good food but be prepared to make small talk while waiting. read more

For a place that is well known for the quality of their food, we left disappointed. The Dorchester brunch "sandwich" fell apart with the first bite. The Huevos Rancheros was average at best. They Only have one hot sauce. The service was still excellent however. read more

This place is one of my favorite places in Dorchester. I like to go when it's a little quiet so Sundays are perfect. Got the Tuna ceviche for my app. It was fresh, light and had the perfect about of acid to it. For my entree I got the salmon and it was the bomb.com. Fin was my server and he was efficient and friendly. I didn't tell my friend this was mostly a gay crowd because he wouldn't have come but he enjoyed his meal so much he completely forgot where he was. He had the sirloin. read more

The food was delicious! We had the calamari, crab rangoons, steak frites and duck confit grilled cheese. There were so many different tastes that were amazing. The drinks were also good! The service was very timely and friendly, and we loved the atmosphere (especially now that Halloween is approaching). We would definitely recommend DBar!! read more

Oh DBAR.... I love you. Really. My favorite memory from DBAR is when I walked in to meet my fabulous old roomate (i should say ex roomate he would die and a half if he knew I said "old" at all) and some of his friends on his birthday. As soon as I walked in this employee walked up to me with a Britney Spears poster and yelled "Its Britney Bitch!!!!!" and handed it to me. I knew I was in the right place. God bless you. When I need a raging night with my gays I head on over to DBAR. Whats that you say? "She's not gay!" No I'm not... but a lot of my friends are and let me tell you they love this place as much as I do. I love to go have dinner (chicken under a brick is YUM or the burger never disappoints) then sit in a comfy booth and chat and talk until our buzz kicks in and BOOM the DJ comes out and gets the party started. Sure. I feel ignored. Sure. I feel like there isnt one man in the entire bar who wants to see me naked... but OH WELL! I'm not single anyways so this is a great place for me. The drinks are poured strong, and the atmosphere is one of a kind. Its a great place to go, eat, drink and dance your ass off in a sea of beautiful shirtless men that you can never ever ever have. Awesome. Seriously though... the foods good too. read more

Great little find in Dorchester. I love the wooden decor with blue lights and clean lines on the inside. Came for brunch so that I could get together with the girls to catch up. The rosemary infused french fries were fabulous. My oyster mushroom omelet was good as were the home fries that came with my omelet. One of my friends had the brioche french toast which looked and tasted phenomenal. Another friend had the biscuits and gravy which did not taste as good as the other two entrees. Drinks were good (mango mimosa and peach bellini) but a little on the small side. Overall for the price and value, I certainly think that it's worth going to Dbar. Another plus is that they have their own parking lot but I'm sure you'd be able to find a spot on the street! Restrooms: The women's restroom is right next to the entrance (a little strange), but it was definitely clean. read more

I am a huge fan of this place. The food is delicious, the service is excellent and the menu has interesting variations on a lot of classic dishes. The prices are reasonable for the quality of the food and the portions are decent. My aunt and all her old lady friends love to come here to the "old neighborhood" and be waited on/flirt with/ogle all the handsome gay servers, they always giggle and blush a bit when they tell me about it as they are obviously feeling a bit risque. read more

Not bad. Had the scallops, it was too salty and should of been seared longer. The drinks there however, are delicious. Try the pomegranate cosmo - it's so yummy. Or the blood orange one is good too. read more

I really enjoyed my brunch at Dbar today. My girls and I (group of 7) had a reservation at 11AM, which is when they open on Sundays. Plentiful parking in the private lot, at least in the morning. Ordered the omelet with the melted leeks and Vermont goat cheese- but had egg whites instead of yolks. Loved it. I wish I had known if I could get substitutions for the home fried potatoes and buttered white toast; I never asked but I wonder if you can get wheat or rye toast and fresh fruit instead. Everyone's meal looked delicious and I saw empty plates afterward. Good, friendly service (80's pop music in the background) and my meal (omelet & coffee) came to about $17 with tip. We left at about 12:45PM and their were still tables available with no wait. I would definitely come back here again. Lovely meal with friends! ps. almost forgot. our waitress chased us out the door when one of us forgot to take our leftovers! when does that ever happen?? :) read more