Super cool concept and great place for a team event. Was essentially a pool hall but with ping…read morepong. Tons of ping pong tables and balls that they come clean up. The food was great too especially the sliders and pizzzas. Service was great as someone came by to clean up the ping pong balls every few minutes. Very fun experience!

We ended up in Boston randomly and were looking for a place to hangout that would be fun for adults…read moreand a tween. Loved all the games on the tables to play while waiting for our ping pong table to be ready. We ordered drinks at the bar and I loved my Curious George! So good! We got some snacks at the ping pong table and they were good too. The fries were cooked perfectly but the pepper ketchup wasn't my favorite. We ended up ordering 2 fries so I must not have minded the ketchup too much. We got the hop pop chicken tenders and found them to be ok. They were a bit overcooked, so they probably would be better less crisped. The place is huge! The employees were continually walking around scooping up all the ping pong palls and making sure everyone was taken care of. I love the net tool they had for collecting the balls. My niece loved the ping pong ball bath. She jumped in it about a dozen times. I wish we had something like this near me, it was great family fun and could turn into adult fun in the evening with lots of amazing drinks.

Came here for a birthday and with a group to sit at the bar. Both fun! Great drinks. Great service…read more Never ate here but the drinks were good. And it's a fun vibe! Also the only place in boston i ever get id-ed. I also don't think what gets reviewed enough is the bathrooms... and these were great! Clean and never had to wait in line!

I came here with a reservation for a group of over 20 and we were set up with our own section of 2…read moredart boards. There were several different games to play while competing with the people in your lane and comfy seating to rest and socialize in when it wasn't your turn. One of the highlights for me was the food. The buffalo chicken sliders were SO good. They had perfectly cooked and tender chicken meat paired with delicious sauces. It was by far the most popular item we got and lots of people went back for seconds. I'm personally not the biggest fan of darts, but it was also an enjoyable experience to just chat while watching the ongoing games and trying the food.

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.

We had our wedding ceremony here. It was absolutely perfect. We had 12 guests total, but the space…read morecould definitely accommodate a considerably larger party. The venue itself was breathtakingly beautiful, clean, and presentable. We requested a charcuterie board, champagne, and fruit platter, and it was stunningly displayed and high quality. There was a great mini-bar. Anna the manager was very responsive and accommodating. I am extremely pleased with our experience and would 100% recommend this venue!

Our travels brought us to The Envoy Hotel, Autograph Collection in Boston's vibrant Seaport…read moreDistrict as we attended an awards ceremony hosted by the Boston Marine Society, and from the moment we arrived, the experience exceeded expectations. The hotel is perfectly situated at 70 Sleeper Street in the heart of downtown Boston, offering convenient access to many of the city's most historic and recognizable destinations. From our room, we enjoyed stunning views of Boston Harbor and the surrounding skyline, especially as the weather rolled across the waterfront and the city lights began reflecting off the water in the evening. The room itself was modern, comfortable, and thoughtfully designed with a clean nautical-inspired aesthetic that felt perfectly suited to Boston's maritime character. Large windows flooded the space with natural light and created an atmosphere that made it difficult not to pause occasionally just to admire the view. One of the things that stood out most during our stay was the exceptional hospitality of the staff. Everyone we encountered was friendly, professional, accommodating, and genuinely eager to help. We arrived several hours before the normal check-in time, and the staff went above and beyond to prepare our room early for us, which was greatly appreciated after a long day of travel. The hotel is also conveniently located within walking distance of landmarks such as Faneuil Hall, Quincy Market, and many other historic sites throughout the city. If there is a minor drawback, it would simply be the absence of a swimming pool, though the hotel compensates for this with a very well-equipped fitness center and outstanding overall accommodations. We are staying through the weekend to enjoy more of the city, including a guided tour of Fenway Park, which we are very much looking forward to experiencing. If your travels bring you to Boston, I highly recommend The Envoy Hotel. Between the spectacular waterfront views, outstanding location, modern accommodations, and exceptional staff, this hotel delivers an experience that feels distinctly Boston in all the right ways.

I stay in hotels the majority of the year for work. This hotel was one that I will remember…read more First, yes - the rooms are small, but....they do small well. The rooms are uniquely decorated and offer some great views. My room overlooked the water. So, cool view. Amenity-wise, I usually put significant weight of my hotel opinions based on the fitness center, concierge lounge, and restaurants. While this location didn't have a concierge lounge, it did have a really good restaurant. I had some amazing breakfast. Fitness-center-wise, they had enough options and equipment to offer a good full body workout for a hotel. Overall, I was happy with the property and will look to stay at the same place during future visits.

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!

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

From the owner: We offer a beautiful space that accommodates up to 200 guests. Our prices are affordable and we…read moreoffer Veterans and member discounts as well. We pride ourself on friendliness, and do our best to accommodate all our rentals.

Such beautiful views of Boston! This was my second time here and each time I enjoyed my experience…read more It wasn't overly crowded like other observation view decks I've been to. The cinema room has amazing displays of Boston each time I've gone there was a different display so it's definitely worth going more than once. The bar quaint with a full bar offering. There is a restaurant with views though I haven't been myself. The gift shop before you exit has various souvenirs available for purchase from salt water taffy, books, clothing and more. Definitely a must to experience panoramic views of Boston.

Bostons only observation tower/deck is worth checking out if you enjoy elevated views of the city…read more Inside the Prudential center mall you find the entrance and ticket kiosk booth to view Boston. (Side note if you plan on doing multiple attractions check out the My City Pass app for package deals that include access to view Boston) The 52nd floor is the enclosed viewing deck, one floor below on the 51st is the open air viewing area, and just below is the exhibit area and restaurant on floor 50th. Definitely check the weather forecast before booking the day and time you want to go so you don't end up here on a cloudy/rainy day with no view of the city.

Beautiful distillery. Fun, informative small group guided tour. This tour consisted of sampling…read moretheir entire line of products, learning about the history of the building as well as learning about the distilling process. A great local spot, and a definite must see when you are in town.

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...

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!

Wonderful people doing great work. This bookshop is has so many good finds and the money is…read morereinvested into the community. They have clothes, housewares, tickets. Please support this community center store!