"One of the best stops before a Sox Game!! Jen and her staff are always great. My family and friends have been coming here as long as I have had season tickets. Food is very good, atmospere is great, and the staff is awesome. A must stop if your in the Fenway area for a game or just hanging out!"

"Not a bad little bar, but it does get busy on game days. It's ticketed entry on game days, BUT it's also tue secret way to leave Fenway after entering. Just leave out the back onto Brookline Ave, go wherever you like and re-enter Fenway at the gate of your choice. Can be convenient."

"(8/19/25) the food here is nothing to write home about. WAY overpriced food for the quality and quantity that they serve here. We dined here right before the Red Sox game. This eatery is a one and done for us. Wie will definitely try other nearby restaurants the next time we travel to Boston for a Red Sox game. Other than our food/price experience here, the atmosphere and service staff are really great!"

"Went in for a drink after the Red Sox game got delayed. Place was great! Bartenders were all very kind and patient. It was busy but they still managed to have great service towards all their customers!"

"A group of 12 and I traveled to Fenway yesterday for a Red Sox game. Before the game, we decided to stop here around 5:30 PM for a quick drink and some food. Me and 3 other people went up to the bar inside and tried to order drinks but were met with the nastiest bartender I have ever met. She refused to serve my friend because his ID was peeling a little at the corner. This would have been no big deal, as I know that peeling ID's are denied sometimes, if she had not gone off on a rant when being questioned very politely why his ID was invalid (he had never ran into this problem before) She claimed that "REAL ID's DO NOT PEEL" and had very clearly told us that it was HER bar and that she would have our entire groups tickets revoked if my friend didn't shut up. Trust me when I say that this woman went on a power trip for a good 5 minutes about it being HER bar all because my friend was calmly questioning why she was refusing to serve him. She also refused to accept a second form of ID from my friend, but took a second form no problem from my boyfriend who has a New York ID (guess they've never seen a NY ID before...) She had then proceeded to walk outside to the "security" and tell them that my friend couldn't drink and if he did we would all get kicked out. That "security" watched my group like a hawk for the entire hour we were there. Not to be that person, but my friend was not white. I hope that his race didn't influence her rage but with the refusal of service and refusal to accept a second form of ID from only him? Seems racist to me. Do better."