My wife and I visited last weekend and found Bae to have really nice decor, great menu and…read moredelicious drinks. Service was a bit slow but the restaurant was very busy so it was expected.

Service was extremely slow, drinks were weak and the food was questionable. Don't think I'll be…read moregoing back which is disappointing since the music selection was great

Was great experience, hookah was amazing the food is great on the top of everything the service is…read moreexcellent they were super friendly and accommodating also the place is very affordable . Highly recommended will definitely come again

This place is amazing. The hookah is top notch and the owners were great. The ambiance was very…read more relaxing both the owner Mohammed and Chavel were great host I even learned how to do some debake. I can't wait to visit them again.

We had an absolutely incredible time at Tel Aviv Waterfront! The vibe here is unmatched--you get…read morebeautiful waterfront views paired with a fantastic upscale lounge atmosphere. The food was outstanding (the Mediterranean flavors are spot on), the drinks were perfectly crafted, and the service was attentive and friendly. If you enjoy a great cigar or hookah, their selection and ventilation system are top-tier. It's the perfect spot for a night out in Providence. We will definitely be back!

Cigar bars are few and far between in the area, so Tel Aviv has become the go-to spot for me and my…read moregood friend who enjoys an occasional cigar. The venue is reasonably large, the seats are comfortable, the service has been very good (and it was excellent today), and they have a large humidor for anyone arriving empty-handed. I've worked through a handful of menu items and found the lamb lollipops are particularly good (order them medium). That said, this isn't a place I'd choose strictly for dinner unless the ambiance of lingering cigar smoke is part of the draw (pun intended). In warmer months, the large outdoor deck along the water is a really nice spot. So if you're into cigars or hookah and live in the area, this might be your place too. Given how rare cigar-friendly venues have become, I'm bumping this up to a five-star rating. Tip: Beware of the sidewalks on this street. They have so many peaks and valleys they look like the Swiss Alps!

Great place! Great staff!…read moreGo and go often. Great vibe and comfortable seating through out

Very disappointing.... Very cool vibes but the manager was drunk and scolded the bartender in front…read moreof our group. They will also charge your card a $40 authorization regardless of what you order. When I asked them about the charge they claimed that people walk out all the time and that it's 'standard' and if I have money in my account it shouldn't be a problem. Don't go if you want quality service.

Loud as hell, comfy seating, nice space, friendly & watchful staff, this place is awesome.read more

I went to a drag show at Alchemy which was a really fun event. I really enjoyed that they have THC…read moreand CBD seltzers for sale! They were delicious. The bartenders were super fast and friendly with their service, there's ton of free parking outside, and there were lots of places to sit (albeit, many options were folding chairs which weren't super comfy but it beats standing!). I will definitely come back to this space for future events!

After all the years I've lived in this area and all the times I've visited Providence, I genuinely…read morecannot believe I had never heard of The Boombox. That changed this weekend, and I'm honestly a little annoyed that it took us this long to discover it. The day started innocently enough. My wife and I were doing one of our usual brewery and cocktail crawls through Providence, and at this point in the evening we were walking from Westminster Street toward Federal Hill. It was around 11:00 PM, and after a day involving several breweries, I had reached the inevitable point where finding a restroom had become a priority. We happened to be passing the Dean Hotel, so my wife suggested that I ask if I could use the lobby bathroom. We walked into the hotel, asked the guy at the desk, and he was nice enough to point me toward the restroom. While I was taking care of business, my wife, being the wonderfully nosy person that she is, noticed a door with red lights flashing around it and naturally went to investigate. I came out of the bathroom a few minutes later and she informed me that there was this really cool, divey-looking place behind the door where everyone was singing and that we absolutely needed to go check it out. For once, following my wife's curiosity turned out to be an excellent decision. We walked into The Boombox and ended up having one of the most unexpectedly fun parts of the entire night. The atmosphere is warm, upbeat and incredibly welcoming. It has that slightly dive-bar, slightly underground-club feeling that makes you immediately relax and feel like you're supposed to be there. Everyone seems to be there for the same reason: have some drinks, sing badly or surprisingly well, cheer for strangers, and generally have a ridiculous amount of fun. And the karaoke setup is excellent. You pay just $1 per song to sing, there is an extensive songbook, and on a busy weekend night they have a system that keeps people moving through the rotation rather than leaving everyone wondering whether they'll actually get their turn before closing. There is seating along the walls, but once the place really fills up, expect to be standing. Honestly, that's probably the better way to experience it anyway. The energy comes from the crowd. If you've never seen a 40-year-old Bavarian doctor grab a microphone and sing Blink-182's "What's My Age Again?" while dancing around like she's 18 years old, then you haven't lived. My wife absolutely owned that room. I have known her for a long time and have seen plenty of sides of her, but watching her completely commit to that performance was something else. We laughed until we hurt, and that's exactly what a night like this is supposed to be. The bar is also very good. There's a nice selection of cocktails, beer and other drinks, and the bartenders know what they're doing. You can order a classic or try something a little more creative, and the drinks fit the atmosphere perfectly. You're not coming here for some quiet, contemplative cocktail experience, but you also aren't stuck drinking watered-down nonsense just because you're at a karaoke bar. The staff deserve a lot of credit, too. Everyone we interacted with was friendly and welcoming, and there was none of that weird attitude you sometimes encounter at nightlife spots where the staff seem annoyed that customers are actually there. The whole place has an energy that makes you feel supported when you decide to get up and sing, which is important because most people need at least a little encouragement before voluntarily standing in front of a room full of strangers with a microphone. It can definitely get crowded, especially on weekends, so don't expect to stroll in late on a Saturday and have your choice of seats. There are some seats around the perimeter, but when it's packed, you're probably going to be standing. They also have private rooms available for parties, which would be a fantastic option if you're looking to do something a little more organized for a birthday or group event. What I love most is that we weren't even looking for this place. We were simply walking through Providence, I needed a bathroom, my wife saw a mysterious red-lit door and decided to investigate, and suddenly we had discovered what became one of the highlights of our entire night. Those are usually the best places, the ones you don't find because somebody told you to go there. You find them because you happened to open the right door. Will we be back? Absolutely. One hundred percent. The Boombox is one of those places where you can walk in not knowing anyone and leave feeling like you've been part of the party. Great atmosphere, friendly staff, good drinks, an enormous selection of songs and a crowd that clearly came to have fun. If you're in Providence and haven't been, give it a shot. Just be prepared to discover that your wife apparently has a secret career waiting for her as the lead singer of Blink-182.

This place is gross. It is in no way up scale. Party got a private room and it was small and…read moreuncomfortable let alone the public section which is the size of a shoebox apartment in NYC. Service was passive aggressive and the waiter kept treating me like I was poor and made a comment to me about affording my drinks. Reading these other comments, sounds like it was the same female bartender as the rest.

I have to say that the bartenders, managers, barbacks, and the security at the front are quite…read morepossibly the best people around. They care about thier patrons and treat everybody with respect. I always come back to it week after week because they are great to talk to and get to know and almost feels like family. The service is good and they always give you a decent pour every time you ask for a mixed drink. They are good people and not what some people have put on here. Its always a good time and the events they put on are always good!

Horrible. I am from wilton manors and I visited the Providence RI location and was treated…read morehorribly. My friend went in and I was verbally assaulted and physically shoved out the door for no reason. I said nothing to this man but was pushed aside and was disrespected on a level that is indescribable. I can't believe this establishment would let someone like that represent the company. And if he is the owner, he is disgusting. Let's see where this goes. I would never recommend this place to anyone.

This is an amazing place. Warm and welcoming, full of friendly staff and customers. Walked in there…read morefor the first time this past Friday 9/25 and instantly felt at home. From being greeted by Carl, he helped me out in the humidor and educated me on a lot of different things about cigars; to 'solving the world's problems' with the great group of men sitting around enjoying the cigars. Loved it so much I came back later in the day and was honored to meet the owner Paul. Great conversations and awesome environment. Looking forward to many many more visits.

Hands down, best place to grab a cigar. There is a huge selection of cigars to choose from and they…read moreare all aged correctly with the walk in humidor. They do a great job of keeping the prices normal for a great stick. If you can't find the cigar you're looking for here, I don't know where you can find it. They do have a decent selection at the bar. Altough, they can be pricey for drinks, it balances out because they don't overprice their cigars. They do cigar dinners every now and then and also have bands on certain nights. The filtration system does a good job seeing that the place gets pretty packed on a weekend.