The Summit Lounge is the epicenter of the cannabis industry in Massachusetts. The world class…read moremilkshakes and mocktails are worth the visit alone. Beware the couch area if you've got something to do that afternoon. Electrical outlets everywhere, phone chargers to borrow. Themed events for every special interest group you've ever thought of. Closed Mondays.

Such a wonderful experience at the Summit. This was my first time attending and it was industry…read morenight. Some coworkers of mine and myself had a blast! They let you rent out glass rigs, bangers, carb caps, dab tools, grinders, rolling trays and bongs. The prices at this establishment are extremely cheap and such wonderful hospitality. Great spot to unwind and have some good laughs...

I had a great time here at Havana Club. I usually hang out in Porter Square and had no idea this…read morewas here. If I did I would come by more often. A friend recommended it to me as a fun place to dance salsa and bachata. I didn't know there were places like this in Boston. We went in and paid a cover fee at first. They start off with a class to teach basic techniques. It gave everyone a welcome feel to learn the steps and practice dancing with others. Then they open the floor for everyone to come in and dance. You are more relaxed at that point because you have learned the steps and already danced with most of the people there. It was great to meet several girls that I probably wouldn't have even talked to without the class. I love bachata so it was great to get in the moment again. The price was great for the class and a fun open dance floor afterwards. I enjoyed my time and will definitely be back next week.

Despite growing up in Cambridge, I went to the Havana Club for the first time last weekend. I…read morearrived a bit late for the lesson, but was able to slip in and unfortunately ended up at the intermediate lesson when I should have been at advanced beginner or something less complicated. There are dancers of all ages, which is very cool, and the leaders who were forced to dance with me seemed to be understanding, even though I am an awful dancer. I guess everyone is a beginner at some point! I hope to go back and improve my skills!

Since my first review of SBS, I've participated in 2 Fit Leagues, the 90's themed "Saved by the…read moreBoat" cruise, and am currently in a Softball League. I've had a great time at SBS leagues and events, and highly recommend them! The Fit League is basically a boot camp while competing against other teams of people for who's fitness level improves the most. The sessions I attended for that were both at Boston Athletic Club and the trainers were great - motivating & pushing your work out, but not at the expense of anyone getting hurt. My teammates were really friendly, and you could often find us relaxing at the bar in the gym after a workout. (SBS is serious about the "social" part of it's name.) The Saved by the Boat cruise was a 3 hour "booze cruise" type event in Boston Harbor. I enjoyed the music, but was sad the DJ didn't play my requests for MMMBop by Hanson or the Marcarana. I'm not a big drinker, so I wish the bar lines weren't so long that they stretched onto the dance floor. The Softball League I'm in plays Tuesday nights at Teddy Ebersol's Fields (off of Storrow Drive) in Boston. It's my 1st time playing softball, so I worried the team would be too competitive for me. That couldn't be farther from the truth. Everyone is very friendly & welcoming. The "veterans" give helpful tips on batting, but don't get mad at anyone who strikes out. While on the bench, the team stays very engaged - cheering for our players batting or making a fielding play. The games are such fun nights out that I'm planning on joining another SBS league when this one is over. If you're looking for a fun way to get out and meet new people, come to an SBS event or join one of their leagues. You will be pleasantly surprised by how welcoming other participants & SBS staff will be.

They will not offer a refund under ANY circumstances. I had to unexpectedly move out of state due…read moreto unforseen and uncontrollable circumstances, and despite me giving them over a month's advanced notice of my cancellation, they were still unwilling to refund my money. Now they are profiting off of my cancellation because they have my money and are still able to sell my spot to somewhat else before the league starts.

Boston Cares pairs you up up with non profits of your choice at convenient times. It's really easy…read moreand excellent way to volunteer at places all around boston. I can't stress this enough how easy it is to volunteer. The diversity of organizations as well is superb. They offer everything from food kitchens to the symphony! To join they require a $30 one time registration fee and you must attend an online (zoom) orientations. Stress free all around, and such an amazing way to interact with our community!

Could some additional checking in and some additional outlets. I have over 200 hours and I call…read moreabout some jobs and no one ever called me back. Still a good resource

Dating back to 1888 this private club offers a luxurious Victorian style mansion setting and a five…read morestar dining and service experience for those who are able to attend. Visitors are expected to dress for dinner-- the code has been relaxed a bit, ties are no longer required but collared shirts are. No jeans or sneakers either. What a great experience. Walking in you're greeted by a wide lobby with a small bar to the right and a waiting area complete with massive fireplace to your left. As we walked in and sat next to the fire to warm up a waiter was quickly behind us taking our drink orders. After a few minutes of conversation and a chance to look at a menu we were then escorted into one of the many dining rooms. Old world charm for sure, but despite this there was nothing stuffy about the visit. The staff was attentive and friendly and the food was outstanding, starting with a stuffed mushroom welcoming from the chef followed by appetizers and entrees which were world class. A relaxing meal in a great environment with sincere and friendly service all equate to a fantastic dining experience. If only snobs eat here, then I am happy to be a snob.

The very best food and service in Worcester and beyond. Even during the pandemic they have…read moreprovided their members with curbside offerings for dinners and home cooking that have been amazing. We love the Worcester Club!

There is no better private social club in the city, likely Rhode Island. The benefits of membership…read moreare numerous - first and foremost is the service and staffing; think of the level of personalized service that you would find at The Four Seasons if you were a regular guest for extended periods. Second is the dining - five star, some of the finest cuisine in the north east with their local celebrity chef Gary Comella. The wine list to pair with dinner is celebrated up and down New England, and their selection of single malts rivals any cigar bar in the region. Next, in equal parts, are the house itself, it's history, it's private rooms, the gym and squash courts, the beautiful copper bar, and the regular functions. The University Club is by far the most socially active club in the City and it shows with its members pride and regular use of the facilities. Bully for the management through the years, they have maintained over 120 years of rich history and exemplary service to a membership made up of successful professionals in all fields of practice.

The Uclub is a fantastic club. The facilities are wonderful. The food is excellent and the wine…read moreselection is wonderful. Members enjoy a great calendar of events and social activities.

Service: wonderful! It's a dream team. People are friendly and super helpful, no matter where you…read moreturn. Aesthetics: perfect! Food: amazing! I was served medium rare steak, grilled asparagus, and beautiful potatoes, followed by the best chocolate cake I have ever had. If you get the opportunity to come to this venue, expect the best!

Private clubhouse with overnight rooms and dining options. Parking on-site. Close to Brown…read moreUniversity and downtown Providence.

This place no longer exists. It has been closed. It is now a gaming store. You can play boardgames…read moreand pokemon here.

Best coffee around! Great live music & comfortable atmosphere... all for a good cause. Remarkable…read moreplace!

The rooftop space on a perfect summer night sold this place for me. Our service was quite slow and…read morethey forgot a few items, so we had to remind them. The food was decent, nothing to write home about but again, this spot for me was mostly for the drinks and vibes. If you're starving and looking for an amazing meal I'd probably seek out other spots, but if you're looking for small bites and drinks as the main event this is a good spot

Located right in the city. Came here for a group gathering on a Saturday night. The rooftop is very…read morespacious with a great look at the Boston skyline. They had different array of drinks to choose from and good music.