Nightclubs & Bars
Top of the Hub Lounge Talk about a view: 52 stories above Back Bay, this bar dazzles with sweeping views, live jazz, and a wicked gin martini.
Top of the Hub Lounge
Daisy Buchanan’s Professional athletes, models, and local professionals are drawn to Daisy’s for its friendly, casual vibe. Kings The
fifties were never so cool as they seem at this retro-styled lounge,
pool hall, and bowling alley buried downstairs next to the Hynes
Convention Center. Match This hip lounge matches mini burgers with designer martinis. The cool soundtrack adds to the atmosphere. 94 Massachusetts Ave Closes 1am
Whiskey’s Be
sure to have ID in hand before putting pint to mouth at this lively
bar. It’s full of hard-drinking collegiate types, who arrive around 6pm
and stay until last call. Saint Vodka infusion bar, celebrity DJs, and lounges, including the bed-pod Bordello, make for a decadent night out. The Pour House Cheap,
hearty pub grub and occasional drink specials lure college kids to this
two-story bar and grill. It’s loud, it’s crowded, and you’re bound to
make a friend or two. Bukowski Tavern A
beer drinker’s paradise, Bukowski counts 100 varieties of suds. Its
primary patrons are a professional crowd during the day and young
hipsters at night. 29 Newbury With
a rotating art gallery and excellent contemporary dining room, 29
Newbury’s bar draws a well-heeled, mature crowd who enjoy the serious
cocktails. Hard Rock Café Boston’s
outpost of the hegemonic rock ‘n’ roll café has all the memorabilia you
would expect, along with a hopping after-work bar scene. Thursdays
bring local rock bands.
Unless otherwise specified, bars and nightclubs are open until 2am daily
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Restaurants
Bouchée Steak frites, coq au vin, bouillabaisse, cassoulet– all the brasserie classics shine. Great French wine list. 159 Newbury St 617 450 4343
Bouchée
Aujourd’hui Highlights of the classic French menu at this refined eatery include feather-light soufflés and indulgent lobster. Four Seasons200 Boylston St 617 451 1392 Closed lunch Sat
Oak Room The lavishly appointed Oak Room is known for its unfalteringly tender steaks. Fairmont Copley Plaza Hotel138 St. James Ave 617 267 5300 Closed lunch
Grill 23 Grill
23 harkens back to the days of exclusive, Prohibition-era supper clubs.
Prime aged beef with an inventive spin is served in a sumptuously
classic interior. 161 Berkeley St 617 542 2255 Closed lunch
Azure Executive
chef Robert Fathman’s four-star touch on New England seafood staples
has made Azure one of Boston’s hottest restaurants. Clio Chef
Ken Oringer presides over the grand Eliot Hotel’s claim to culinary
fame. Luxurious entrées complement the richly appointed dining room. 370A Commonwealth Ave 617 536 7200 Closed lunch & Mon
Via Matta “Crazy Street” is an apt name for the lively bar scene that accompanies top northern Italian cuisine. 79 Park Plaza 617 422 0008
Brasserie Jo Bustling Brasserie Jo captures the savoir faire of 1940s Paris. Hearty French classics like steak roquefort. 120 Huntington Ave 617 425 3240
Firefly American bistro Burgers, steamed mussels, braised lamb shanks, and pies highlight the menu here. Popular for Sunday brunch. 130 Dartmouth St 617 262 4393
Douzo The serene setting makes the city’s best sushi restaurant something of a Zen experience. 131 Dartmouth St 617 859 8886
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