I've done a few escape rooms - this is my second one in Boston. It was so much fun - we really had…read morea blast! We completed the Magician's Study. I cannot remember the name of our gamemaster but they were awesome. We are def not expert escape artists but we really enjoyed our time and our gamemaster was skilled at giving us hints. I def. recommend checking out Boxaroo! We'll be back to try another one of their games.

This is not a linear room but it is a spectacular room! Our group finished in average time but…read moredidn't break Neil Patrick Harris' record. We crushed the first puzzle in the top 5% (2:29 vs the average of 6:19). If you love books, adventure, and teamwork, this is a must-try. The ore room tested us with tricky math, but the clever object reuses and adorable hint system made it unforgettable. Minus one star for the discount situation. We had a Harvard student in our group and they only give students discounts for Berklee and MIT. I feel like any college student should get a discount. Also parking is non existent in this area but that seems to be the norm in Boston (please note we came from out of state to play this game).

Back again after several years! Had people in our group who were new to escape rooms and you can't…read morebeat this place. Everything is so well thought out. The puzzles line up with the story. The rooms are incredible. We did Cabin Fever and had a great time screaming. You can tone down the scary if you want to. Jack was our host and we loved him! We are glad we saved you in the end!

Upon entry, it was located in a weird office type building…read more The stairway leading up looked suspicious as fuck. Very moldy; the air itself escaped The decor behind the front desk appeared to be done by a school kid We got there and turned right around

We have done a lot of escape rooms, and I would probably put this in my bottom 5. Had several…read moreissues with it, but the biggest one is that the room is just really run down and is in dire need of a facelift. Here are some more details... - There are several "games" that you play during the hour, some that are very arbitrary and in no way relate to the scenario. When you finish and you receive the code to unlock whatever the next step is, you cannot go back. But there is nothing to write them down on, so if you don't remember the code which may only appear for a few seconds, you're screwed. - we were told explicitly to not manhandle anything in the room, which is a pretty standard rule for all escape rooms. However, there is one hook on the wall that you need to pull on fairly hard in order to open something. We intentionally did not pull on it because of the previous instructions. - once you find the hidden shoes, there should be some indicator to not mix them up with the other shoes because that wasted 10 minutes trying to figure out what the correct two shoes were that we needed to use. - in the final room there were lots of little boxes and distractors all around the walls that were nothing more than little wooden blocks. They looked very kindergarten and cheesy. - our game master was nice enough, but when we tried to call for a clue, we got no response. After about two minutes I went out to the lobby and she was standing there talking with a couple of people and asked if she could help me. I said yeah we're trying to get a clue and she said oh I'll be there in a minute. I understand that if you're understaffed, she has to spread herself thin, but that is wasting our money and our time. She's supposed to be dedicated to us for that hour. My final complaint is that this entire room seemed completely arbitrary and non-linear. It's like they tried to make a James Bond themed British escape room and just threw a bunch of random puzzles together. I would definitely not go back and recommend that you go elsewhere as well.

I went in with a big group and I think it was fun to do with friends, however I didn't like the…read moreroom itself. I thought that the puzzles weren't cohesive and there was no narrative, so we didn't really get what we were doing and why. The puzzles itself were fine, not that satistfying. We ended up having to do a puzzle but it was a waste of time because the lock for the key was already unlocked without it. If you need something to do with friends, it's a good option. Otherwise, I think there are more narrative and cohesive escape rooms elsewhere.

Our party had a great time at Room Escapers today. The location is easy to get to, the setting is…read morecasual, and the room was fun!! Not too easy and not hard enough that you can't finish. 4 people was the perfect number. Nadia was great to work with as well. We will be back during our next visit to Boston!

Back again for another run, this time at the School St location. This company DELIVERS. It's so…read morenice to return and discover it's as great as the first time!!! We did the Panacea room with 3 adults and 2 kids. Jake was our person (what do you call this role? Manager? Guide?) and was warm, friendly, and fun. We were all excited and kind of nervous and his demeanor really put us at ease and helped us get into the mood of the game. The School St location is completely different from Blackstone where the pirate room is. You activate a black rectangle next to the door between Brueggers and Chipotle and they'll let you in. Up the stairs and on your left is the surprisingly large and cozy waiting room. There's a bathroom handy off the waiting area, but I didn't use it so can't comment. We did our waivers and sat on the comfy couches to get a run down of what to expect and then hear the backstory for the room. It was terrific and the set up where we waited really set the tone. The room itself was really fun and fit the theme perfectly. I'd say if you have kids this is the ideal set up. You can definitely do it with 4 adults, too. I love when the room super commits to the theme, and this one did. Also, like my prior experience, they really do watch out for you the whole time and can intervene with a cryptic yet helpful hint when you're just not getting it. There are places for photo ops before and after, and - my favorite! - your guide will walk you through all the clues so if you've divided and conquered by the time you've finished you get a chance to see all the cool stuff you missed in your race against the clock. These were clever clues! I'm pleased to hear we can request Jake again since he was a delight, but everyone we've met has been terrific, so doubt you can really go wrong. They have 2 rooms I've yet to do and 1 new one in the works. Woohoo!

This was the ideal spot for a surprise birthday party a few weekends ago. The food was great and…read morewould recommend the pulled pork BBQ sandwich. They had a jazz brunch and it was a really lovely atmosphere and casual. I don't find but checked out the prices on the website and it looked extremely affordable for a spot right on the beach

I love Brett and drinking beers at Kelly greens. We do the league on Thursdays during the season…read more Great time and beautiful woman. The food is really good too

Had a fun time in the "Serial Killer Charade" room! First off, every booking is private, whether…read moreyou're a group of 2 or 8 (without costing extra) which is pretty unusual and we really appreciated that. The actual experience: for one thing, they *went there* with the gore. Campy and delightfully gross, won't say more than that to avoid spoiling anything. It was definitely on the easier side -- with just two of us we finished with 10 minutes to spare, with minimal hints. A lot of the puzzles were pretty straightforward, and maybe a few too similar to one another, but still fun to figure out. All in all, a fun time for two, not super challenging but definitely glad we went!

We had a blast for our first room escape. The serial killer charade room was challenging but fun!read more

We rented the VIP booth for $5 extra because of my nephew's age. It's worth every penny. Very…read morecomfortable. Nice leather seats. Rental clubs aren't great, but they do the job. My only gripe is: how accurate is this really? Beats playing outside on a cold , rainy winter day, but some of the drives seemed 50-75 yds off. There's also the issue of hitting out of the sand... Bottom line: it's fun and I'd do it again!

I stand by my first review- fix the food. But also lower the price point for golf. $70/hour…read morepeak....you can play 9 with a cart and buy the first beer après for $70 around here. Truth hurts: instead of blasting out "free golf when you buy a drink" night texts, just take an hour down to $50. Install a 2-bay deep fryer and a flat top for the kitchen and you're killing it. The bar is on point. Make this place 3 for 3 ‍

A little historical park they have plenty of children's amusement there they have baseball games…read morethere also, I believe Babe Ruth played in his younger

What a hidden gem! This popular playground has it all - giant climbing slide structure, a rubber…read morehill with lots of things to climb, spinning platform, and several swings in the shade. There are structures for both younger toddlers and older kids to enjoy. There is a splash pad for the summer and basketball courts to enjoy as well. It was a huge hit for the little one and we stayed for 2 hours. Lots of parking in a paved lot. Benches and tables for eating. No bathrooms though. Located in the heart of Lynn's Hispanic neighborhoods, it is a very popular spot for families for good reason.