Big fan of Wally's! There aren't many places like this in Boston... I wish there were more. It's a…read morerelatively small venue, so I'd recommend getting there on the earlier side, especially if you want a seat. I've been there before when they've literally had one guy running the whole show - bouncer and bartender all in one. I'm not sure if they even serve food, definitely more of a drinks place. I just sipped on a cider and enjoyed the music. Happily would come back again!

Great place with amazing jazz music. The servers are friendly and the vibes are high. The drinks…read moreare on the pricier side but it's worth it to experience the music. Wallys is VERY small with limited table and bar seating. If you get there at a popular time you will most likely be standing for a while.

I'm writing this review so that other folks are alerted to the fact that this venue is not great on…read moreaccessibility. There are a few "accessible" seats at the back of the house on a venue where everyone is standing. So, you get a view of everyone's backside. And if that wasn't insult enough there's injury as well. Literally. There was no barrier insulating the accessible seating and people were continually tripping over my partner. I ended up standing to prevent people from injuring them. We were told that the box office was supposed to tell us to come an hour before the show started to get a seat at the front of the house. Really?!

Really nice venue for live music, with good sound system and an array of high-quality…read moreinternationally renowned acts. Affiliated with Berklee College of Music.

Went here for the concert of Porchlight and Quarters. The venue is nice for a smaller sized…read moreconcert. The audience is able to get very close to the artists. Plenty of bathrooms and seats to relax in the rear. The drink prices were definitely the worst part with a Corona coming in at $15 -yikes-. There's a parking garage directly across the street for the most conscience. Overall really enjoyed the concert.

I loved this venue. I thought it was really cool and surprisingly clean and well kept…read more The only thing that held me back form 5 starts was the fact that 1.) their ATM despite one of their bars being cash-only and 2.) the coat-check attendant was HAMMERED at the end of the night and that made the coat-check process painstakingly slow.

This place has been here forever.... It's a nice small venue to see a concert. Very cozy…read more Personally I like the couches on the second floor. Very comfy.... The cocktails are outrageously priced. I paid $18 for a jack and coke! Good grief...

A friend and I went to a concert at Paradise Rock Club and we loved it! We did find one of the…read morebouncers to be rather rude. He was rushing us through ID check and was very snappy at the people in line. Everyone else was awesome. As a whole this club gives old school CBGB vibes and has fantastic acoustics. I will definitely be back soon!

I've been to this venue a few times for various celebrations, including my high school prom…read more(throwback!) and I absolutely love it. The venue is set up perfectly for dances, spacious, and comfortable. There are plenty of tables, a dance floor, a DJ area, spots for serving and catering food, a bar, and a mezzanine. There is also a balcony which overlooks Fenway park, which is cool. The staff is also super friendly and does a great job hosting all events! Bartenders really hook you up with the good stuff, loved my west coast style shirley. The security is also great and they do an efficient job with coat storage (you enter your phone number and take an ID photo that helps them verify you).

Came here for a Dijon concert and had one of the worst experiences ever. Got there with my partner…read moreat 6:30 and waited in line for one hour in the freezing cold. We had tickets for the mezzanine second floor. We got spots right in front of the railing so we had a clear view of the stage. After an hour of hanging and waiting for Dijon to come on, someone from the venue very rudely told us to move from our spots and basically pushed us out to put two seats there for two ADA folks. My thing is if you have people who are differently abled and need seats they should have placed them there much earlier and reserved that space. It seemed incredibly irresponsible and inconsiderate to everyone involved. The folks who needed those seats felt bad and it was quite uncomfortable. The person who worked for the venue was extremely rude to me and my partner. No please no thank you no nothing. We arrived early to get good spots and at that point we could've just strolled in at 8:30 and gotten the same spots we ended up with. Absolutely disappointed and dissatisfied. I will not be back. House of Blues please work on your service and mannerism when talking with people who paid to be there!! Shoutout to the bartender though working alone but he killed it!

Our hotel was right across the street from this bar so we had to give it a go our first night…read more Now this was a beer and Jack slinging bar. The jams were jamming and the crowd was ever so changing. We sat at the bar for about two hours and saw 3 separate crowds come through. Nice little cozy bar for anyone who wants to pop in to catch the game and have a cold one.

Classic dive bar and I love it! We really wanted to explore and see what we could find for some…read moredrinks after dinner and a local bartender at another bar said we should go here and it reminded me so much of other dive bars we have at home. Though they did not have too much variety in terms of drinks and the place itself was really small it was still a good spot to end the evening at!

Just a fun place for a weekend to sing some karaoke!!! Can't recommend enough! Great drinks, great…read morevibes, great songs.

The Lizard Lounge has always been my favorite music venue in town. Many years ago I used to book…read morerock shows, and the Lizard Lounge would always give me nights to book, and the manager at the time told me my nights always were organized and fun. The food is pretty good too.

Authentic Irish pub owned by the same guy who owned the Burren and McCarthy's…read more I came here on St. Patrick's Day weekend and the place was buzzing. They had a bespoke menu for the season, and the place was packed. Nonetheless, they had a lot of support staff working the service was great.

What a fun bar. In a city with tons of pubs, The Bebop is a great option! I feel like their main…read moredraw is the entertainment - seems like there's always something going on there. The service and vibes were on par for what you'd expect at a standard pub. I didn't have anything to eat, but their drinks seemed pretty solid. Fun spot!

My family had the best evening at Grace for my aunts birthday! The food was delicious, the service…read morewas excellent, and the overall atmosphere was grown and sexy.

Starting with the most important part- FOOD: If it's a table…read moreshare, you'll have to order multiple apps. But all the apps were cooked very well, delicious. Ribs perfect, glad they were meaty pieces and not scrawny bones. Entrees: (and yes I tried all!) I am a steak fiend and was expecting more from the pallet but it was just eh OK. Salmon was dry and bland wish it was paired with a sauce and side dish but it was a big portion of just rice and fish. The BEST dish was the creole pasta and the two piece. I was not expecting that two piece to be the entire fowl! It was huge and tasty, not dry, biscuit was sweet and moist ! But the entrees are a good portion ! Ambience: Chic music lounge. Atmosphere is nice. It's a small/tight place, the pictures make it look bigger. We were a party of 6, sat at a booth. So some will have their back towards the stage but there's a tv screen of live view. Service: waitress was nice/attentive until it got later. Then it was harder to get someone to our table. the place turned more into a full lounge. Singer/band: perfect Drinks- kudos to the bar tenders: just right! Mixed well! Gratuity and an entertainment fee are included in the bill. Would I go back- YES

I came here for Fruitstand and OMG IT WAS PERFECT!! The DJs gave me lifeeee It is an intimate…read morevenue but has enough space and is aerated enough so you can dance nonstop and not feel uncomfortable. Bartenders are very nice (I asked for a ginger ale and they didn't charge me), and bar is stocked really well! The upstairs has a quieter crafting activity and open space area for those of us who can't handle the sensory overload of too much sweaty loud music and strobing lights. No coat check so everyone just slung their jackets along the wall. Location was great, with a reasonably priced parking lot right outside. I will absolutely come back for Fruitstand and try to come to some indie shows here soon!

Good spot. I like this venue a lot because even at sold out shows the place has enough room to…read morebreathe! Very important, very respectable. There are stairs going up to the door, this is a smaller venue, there are multiple bars inside. Fortunately there is a coat check for $3 per coat, we waited in line for maybe 15 minutes. The coat check is smaller than the venue capacity, and everyone floods to get a coat on the way out. I've deducted a star because that was an unorganized and flustering situation.