This place was pretty cool. I especially liked the booths had their own television so we were able…read moreto watch the nfl playoff game. We got beers and appetizers and wow presentation was great and so was the food. Service was pretty on point too. She was always around making sure if we needed refills or not. But if you're ever in town and wanting some nachos. Is def come here. Check out the pic I submitted.

This place has so much potential. It's got a prime location right on the water in Seaport and tons…read moreof space inside with multiple TVs. They also have outdoor seating along the side and back for a great view of the water or to people watch folks walking by in Seaport. I could definitely see this place getting crowded for a game. We were seated outside and our waitress was kind and attentive to us. We didn't experience slow service, and it was quick ordering with her. She was on it. We got a pretty big spread of food (honey bbq tenders, nachos, lobster roll, steak and cheese wontons, and margarita pizza). All of it was very average. The flavors were very average and the quality of the food was nothing special. Wish it was more Seaport quality. It's a bummer since not a single plate was piping hot when it got to our table. Everything was either room temperate or cold. Still a great spot to hang out in the sun outside!

Went here prior to the Red Sox game. Of course the place was packed and we waited 30 minutes for a…read moretable. Once seated, service was excellent. Waiter was efficient and friendly. Food menu was great and so was the beer selection. Lots of tvs and ambiance was cool. Food was a tad slow coming out but the place was packed so it was understood. I ordered the steak tip salad and it was great! The steak tips were EXCELLENT and salad was prepared correctly. (Sorry no picture) Friend ordered the regular steak tip meal and those were excellent as well. Will definitely visit here again to pregame party!

I would give this place ZERO stars if I could…read more.. Do not go here!!!! 4 of us went for a quick drink right before the Red Sox game. We were asked from our bartender if we wanted to close the tab or keep it open. We chose to close it out so we can get to our next destination. After receiving the tab of $58 for 2 beers and 2 mixed drinks... we paid the tab immediately. And when I say immediately, I mean the cash couldn't have come out any quicker from my wallet to pay it before he went to wait on another persons order. The bartender than came back to us grabbed the reciept and cash which included the tip and said thank you. 5 mins later another bartender came up to us asking if we need our tab so we can pay . I told her we have already paid but the way her demeanor and tone to us left me feeling some type of way. I told her I paid in cash with 3 $20's, 1 $5 & 3 $1 bills. I told her to the exact dollars. She then went around asking every bartender if they took our cash. Everyone looked around and said they didn't touch it including our own bartender who waited on us AND was the one who took our money. Fast forward I asked for a manager right away because at this point we were being accused of "not paying" from not just 1 but THREE different bartenders at different times. After waiting another 20 mins for the manager to come out after watching the tapes, our bartender came right back out and took ALL the money we handed him out of the tip jar... he knew exactly where he stashed it... The manager came out and apologized saying that it's her best bartender and he would never do such thing. And you know what, he might be and it could've been an innocent mistake, but accusing us of not paying and then taking the money out of the tip jar while he looks shakey and shitting his pants...I would say it wasn't and that he did it on purpose. So looks like I will never give business to Cask N' Flagon and I hope everyone pays close attention when paying tabs anywhere!!! Being accused of not paying a tab from 3 different bartenders is disrespectful and very low of a big company.

My girlfriend and I came here to see a friends band. We got there around 4pm, so early…read more Place wasn't very busy, made eye contact with 2 waitresses and the bartender. Took almost 15 mins before someone came over to see us. Drinks arrived, extremely small glassware and very weak drinks to boot. Food came, we couldn't even eat any of it. Seriously, how do you mess up a simple cheese flatbread?? Worse tasting sauce I've ever had, crust had zero flavor. Then at the end of the night the bill came. Let's just say this place has 5 star prices and 1.5 star service, food & drinks.

I wanted to give this place a five star but I can't. Here…read moreare the pros PROS - live music on Friday nights - dancing on Friday nights - the cauliflower appetizer was good - the drinks were good. We had a Moscow mule and gin & tonic CONS - for a busy Friday night I feel like there was only 1 waitress working so it was a long wait in between drinks, apps and placing orders for entries DO NOT order the brussel sprouts and pear salad. It was raw, not roasted so it really didn't taste good. The roasted cauliflower was good, the haddock was good and of course the drinks. All in all not bad, not horrible and a great night of dancing so would I go again, yes! Would I order the same salad? No

To me it's as expected. Bouncer at door, bouncer by the bathroom. Bartender who recommends not…read moreeating here. This is a 25 yo kind of place.

I rolled into this place before a concert thinking I'd have "a couple quick ones." That was the…read morefirst mistake. This bar isn't a bar--it's a four-floor fever dream. It's like someone mashed together an amusement park, a zoo, and a full-blown circus, then replaced the cotton candy with alcohol and the safety rails with chaos. Every floor felt like a different dimension--one minute you're vibing, the next you're dodging a human traffic jam like it's bumper cars. But the real main event? Colleen. First floor. Absolute legend. Watching her work was like witnessing a headliner performance before the headliner. She wasn't bartending--she was conducting a symphony of pure mayhem. Drinks flying out of her hands like fireworks, orders remembered with supernatural precision, cracking jokes, keeping the energy electric--it was like if a ringmaster, a magician, and a quarterback all fused into one person behind the bar. I showed up stone-cold sober. Like, "responsible adult grabbing a pre-show drink" sober. What happened next was less of a night out and more of a controlled demolition. Somewhere between Colleen's perfectly poured chaos and the multi-floor madness, time stopped making sense. I'm pretty sure I blacked out on one floor and woke up on another like I was fast-traveling in a video game. At one point I may have been part of the circus. Not watching it--part of it. By the time I left, "walking" was no longer an option. I exited the building in a full crawl, like I had just survived a natural disaster. Limbs questionable, dignity gone, spirit intact. 10/10. No notes. Would absolutely risk it all again.

I had one of the worst customer service experiences ever while there. The red-headed bartender…read moreasked me to leave because "I had been talking about her behind her back." She is ridiculously immature. When I asked to speak to a manager the next day, I was told that they didn't have one. How is that possible?? There's no accountability for any of the staff.

Awesome food, great drinks - good spot to watch a game. Happy they got rid of some bartenders that…read moremade lewd comments the whole time and asked me to tip better so they could play Keno. I think they are back on track now after a couple down years without that combo.

Stopped into Tavern in the Square and ended up having a better time than I expected. The Bang Bang…read moreBroccoli was easily the highlight--honestly good enough that I briefly considered canceling my entrée and just doubling down on that. The bolognese was... fine. Not offensive, not memorable, just existing on the plate doing its job. The place was pretty packed, but somehow still calm. Lots of people, low murmur, nobody yelling over table noise--basically a small miracle. The beer list is huge, which is great if you like choices, or terrible if you're the kind of person who panics when offered more than two options. All in all, I liked it. Good atmosphere, great broccoli, and enough on the menu that I'd come back. Might even pretend it was my idea.

The sesame chicken salad came out with a stunning presentation! The fixins inside were fresh and…read moremade a complete salad. The chicken was crispy, which I love! There were just some pieces that didn't really have chicken, it was just a crispy shell. The bartender came out and was very attentive and matched my vibe. By the time someone brought out the salad, I didn't see them again before asking for the check. All was well and good, successful lunch.

The sign on the door proudly claimed they had the best lobster roll in Boston, but the food was a…read morestrange mix of trying too hard on some dishes and not trying hard enough on others. Let's start with the good: the Buffalo chicken dip was actually very good and easily the highlight of the meal.Now for the bad: the French onion soup was far too salty and tasted like it came straight from a can. The coleslaw was bland. And then the ugly: the clam chowder had some kind of spice added that completely threw it off. My immediate reaction after the first bite was, "Nope."The lobster roll, which should have been the star of the menu, was the biggest disappointment. The lobster did not taste fresh, which is inexcusable for a restaurant advertising itself as having the best lobster roll around.As for the service, our waitress was pleasant and clearly trying her best, but she was so busy that things were frequently forgotten throughout the meal.Overall, I cannot in good conscience recommend this place, and I would not return. There are far too many better options in Boston to waste your time or money here. Food: 1 Service 2 Atmosphere 4

Fine for what it is. The server was obviously intoxicated and took forever to get our check, and we…read moreweren't the only people. Food was surprisingly really good though lol

I met a friend for lunch at an off time: 1 PM MLK day. So it was quiet which made for good…read moreconversation. The music was at an appropriate volume which also helped. The service was good, and the menu has good variety. I had the grilled shrimp and avocado bowl--it was delicious. I had leftover rice and beans so took those home to enjoy later. I would love to come here on a football Sunday during the season, or to eat and watch another sporting event--plenty of screens around and big central/circular bar which I love in a sports bar.

I've been to Jake n JOES plenty of times but this most recent time was for a Boston Celtics watch…read moreparty event. Jake n JOES was perfect to host this at because it is a New England sports bar with plenty of TVs, a perfect game day menu, and a lively atmosphere to enjoy a game with sports decor surrounding. I'm glad they had this Celtics collab. The event was fun, they had free merch at a table handed out by Celtics cheerleaders and Lucky the Leprechaun. We got there towards the end but scored some merch. We did wait for a table since it was a full house for this, but luckily we scored one with a TV in view. My friends and I got dinner, opted out of drinks this round. I got the chicken quesadilla with a side of spanish rice. The quesadilla was pretty good, but the rice was a little undercooked. They also charged extra for a side of sauce which has never happened before so that was a bummer. I wouldn't have got one if I'd known. Oh well. We then split the cookie sundae which was yummy. Cookie was undercooked and a little raw but it was okay. Still tasted okay, food is always good but nothing to write home about. I like it though. The atmosphere and the shared energy of Boston sports fans being able to come together and enjoy a game makes up for the food being above average. I'll still come back and enjoy a game here.