What a fun place. Bowling, virtual golf/soccer/volleyball…read more Dueling pianos. Small menu but just enough. Great for All ages..... Service was fast and friendly. Not a fan of chickem sliders, but chickr4n wings and french dip were awesome Would definitely come back

I was there last night with my girlfriend the band they had there so loud you had too yell talk to…read moreperson next you . Service was great but the band really bad

We always enjoyed Crabby Joes. Wishing the new owner all the best for success. They are trying…read morevery hard to be successful. We have enjoyed every food item so far and staff are great. Love the location updates.

It isn't the bar you see on the web, so don't expect it to be. Expect a motel bar that runs out of…read morealcohol. But the bartender was awesome and the menu was comfort food.

Came here to see Karol G in concert. It was awesome! Concert started at 7 and we got there around…read more6. The traffic coming in wasn't too bad. I parked in general admission and the walk was only 7ish minutes and mostly flat! They do have a clear bag policy up to a certain size or you can bring a small wristlet in/cross body...but it's very strict. They have a special technology that takes a picture of your purse and measures it. Mine was like an inch too big so my boyfriend had to walk back to the car :( They do have clear plastic bags so I asked for one for my belongings and he brought my bag back. Once I got into the venue, the merch was right in the entrance and lines weren't long. Plus, there's so many food options and a lot of it is grab and go so you "pay" before you enter and they take a picture of what you get on the security cameras and charge you after..pretty efficient! My chicken tenders were good with the fries, yum! My seats were great in section 240, a clear view of the stage. Wasn't too cold at night but I brought a sweater. We left a few songs early so we could avoid the traffic. When I came to Taylor Swift I waited 3 hours to leave.... Besides the strict bag policy that took us a little bit we had a fantastic time and seeing a concert here is quite fun!

Gillette Stadium might genuinely be the worst place in New England to see a concert…read more The whole experience feels like someone asked, "How can we make going to a concert unnecessarily difficult?" and Gillette said, "Hold my beer." First, parking. It's expensive, chaotic, and there is basically no convenient public transportation option. So you pay a small fortune to park your car in a field somewhere in/near the general vicinity of the stadium and then begin the pilgrimage. Then you reach security, where apparently a purse can become a matter of national security. The bag policy allows a 6.5" x 4.5" bag. Which is adorable. That's roughly enough room for your phone, keys and one tampon if you really believe in yourself. And if your bag is slightly over the dimensions? Congratulations! You now get to have a security guard inspect your purse while you contemplate whether it's worth walking the entire way back to your car. The best part is the inconsistency. A woman gets stopped over a crossbody bag that is a couple centimeters too large, while a guy walks through with a sweatshirt pocket the size of a small duffel bag. That pocket could contain a vape, six nips, a sandwich and possibly a second, smaller man. But sure. Let's investigate the woman with lip gloss and a tampon. I understand security. I actually appreciate security. Have reasonable policies. Enforce them consistently. Fine. But combine the ridiculous bag restrictions with expensive parking, no convenient transportation, insane ticket prices and the general feeling that you're being processed rather than welcomed, and you have to wonder why anyone considers this a good concert venue. There are so many better venues that are easier to get to, surrounded by restaurants and bars that don't feel like a chain, and don't make attending a concert feel like you're attempting to cross an international border with a suspiciously large purse. Gillette, I promise the woman carrying a Lululemon crossbody with a tampon in it is not your biggest security threat. Let the women bring their damn purses.

Students from my school did a performance at this theater. I volunteered during rehearsal week and…read morethen attended the show on a Friday night. Our school uses this theater every year and they have been amazing hosts every time. The venue itself has an old charm to it, so while it may be a little dated, it didn't bother me. I love that on show night, they have a variety of snacks and drink options, even some alcohol choices. I was surprised to learn that they had a local IPA, which was awesome! Parking can be a pain with where it is located. We parked in the library, so it was a bit of a walk, but luckily it was a nice day so it wasn't a problem. I'm taking one star away because of the cost. They charge a service fee per ticket, so after all is said and done, I paid $40 for two tickets to see a middle school musical, just more expensive than I feel something like that should cost. It's not like the performers get paid. Overall it was a great show!

This was, I believe, the local movie theater in downtown Foxboro. It has been renovated, but it…read morestill has a 1940s appearance inside. It has a box office on the left as you enter and a large wooden refreshment counter which was standard in all movie theaters of that era. The seats are newer and comfortable. I went to a comedy show there. It was my first time in the theater. It is run by Bay Colony Productions which hosts productions such as Nunsense, The Producers and a Three Stooges Film Festival. They also sponsor children's shows along with voice and piano lessons. The don't really advertise upcoming shows very well. You have to look at the marquee as you drive by on Route 140 to see what is coming up. It is a nice theater, and I hope to attend more comedy shows if they have them.

Always solid place and service. Stopped for couple of drinks and lunch. Always top notch…read moreexperience. Had couple of buffalo wraps and tots were great and big portion. Always cold beer.

Pretty cool bar definitely worth checking out if you're in the area close to Gillette stadium…read more Pizza was good for being gluten free and the balls were good too. Staff super friendly!

Good pub experience with a solid beer list. The appetizers we had were good as well. When in the…read morearea I will definitely be stopping in.

I got to meet Flynn and he was nice and very funny and if my friend, also I met captain gutt he…read moresang to me: "Here you are on a boat, you're adrift, you're afloat. One might even say you're stuck. Well I don't want to gloat, but I would like to note that you're in luck. You've been saved by the ape that rules these waters. So forget about your wives and daughters! " Then his crew (Shira, Gupta, Flynn and others) sang: "Aye, Aye, Captain Gutt. He's a big scary, elegant yet hairy, fear inspiring, years till retiring, looting, stealing, banana peeling! Undisputed master seas!" I'm a primate pirate pioneer and these are my brave buccaneers, All of whom were once lost souls like you. Chorus: It's true! Gupta: He rescued us! Squint: He saved our butts! Shira: For that we owe our lives to Gutt and assuming he doesn't kill you... Chorus: You will owe him too! Captain: Kill them? laughs Me? No, no. Well, at least not this very large, useful mammoth. Manny: Hey, hands off! Captain: Anyway, here we are on a ship, moving at quite a clip, through the ever-shifting ice. Shira: Come along, on a trip. Flynn: That's a hint! Squint: That's a tip! Silas: That's good advice! Shira and Captain Gutt: In a world that's going under, to survive you must learn to plunder. Captain Gutt: Luckily, that's my field of expertise. Shira: He's the best. Squint and Flynn: He's a robbing, thieving... Diego: We really should be leaving... Raz: Weapon-throwing... Manny: We gotta get going... Squint: Sloth-slaying... Sid: Uh, wish we could be staying... Chorus: Undisputed, uncontested, monkey-suited... Captain: Yeah, you guessed it. Chorus: Master of the Seas! Manny: Oh, please. Captain: That's me! Chorus Tis' he! Captain: That's me! Chorus: Tis' he! Captain: It's who? Shira: Tis' you! Capitain: Just testing, I knew. It's me! Flynn: Good shanty, sir! CAPTAIN GUTT AND FLYYN WERE THE BEST PEOPLE EVER!!!!!!

The place is nice. Great for groups. We had some fried pickles which was good and spinach dip also…read morereally good. The food was good, service was good. I will say that I was with a large group early on a Thursday for lunch. So service was able to give us a lot of attention. I am glad we went there.

MICE One star. We saw mice during our visit, multiple, running under the tables and around the base…read moreof the bar. Not one quick glimpse, it happened repeatedly while we were sitting there. What made it worse was the response. We told a staff member and got a shrug and a "yeah, we know about it." No apology, no manager, no attempt to move us. If it's a known problem and nobody's bothered by it, that tells you everything about how this place is run.

Very busy on Thursday night. Staff was very polite and well trained. Sat near the front entrance it…read morewas a loud inside. Pizza was very good, got a cheese pizza on the 1-10 rating I would put it at around a 7.4. Salad with grilled chicken was excellent and the chicken teriyaki with rice was a very good

Went on a Friday night, short wait. Waitress was nice, took drink and appetizer order. Then main…read morecourse order. 40 min later no food. No food for any tables except a couple pizzas here and there. Left without food. 8pm, starving and heading home to figure out what we have in the fridge. Seems like a great bar - drinks flowing fine. Food not so much. Hungry and disappointed.

We had a great experience working with Neon Lighthouse fir our wedding - they played a fantastic,…read morelively set that kept everyone dancing all night. Whem my sister and her friend asked to play the violin during one of the band's sets, the band members were not only supportive but totally encouraged their participation. The band members were a joy to work with. Ken was friendly, approachable, and genuinely interested in understanding our vision for the wedding.

We were very happy to have Neon Lighthouse perform at our June wedding. The band is very lively and…read moreupbeat and kept our dance floor packed the whole night. They played a great mix of songs throughout the night and we got many compliments from our guests on the band! Ken was great to work with prior to our wedding too helping us with ceremony music, introduction music, timeline, etc. Overall a very talented and fun band to have at your wedding, thank you!!

I was really happy with the chicken wings. We went in for a beer, but there is only restaurant…read morestyle seating with the exception of the bar. Do we felt obligated to order food. Wings were a small portion, but came with great blue cheese, and the wings themselves were big. Beer was good. They had a saison on draft, so I went with that.

The menu changes frequently, but there's always a great selection of creative, delicious dishes to…read morechoose from. Every plate is thoughtfully crafted with bold, well-balanced flavors. Their Asian-inspired dishes consistently exceed expectations, while their American offerings are just as impressive. It's also a nice bonus to find a brewery with a solid cocktail menu. The only item that didn't quite stand out for us was the pizza, but everything else more than made up for it. Definitely worth a visit.