Loretta's Last Call
Southern restaurant (US) · Fenway ·
Southern food, live country music, line dancing, and moonshine cocktails
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Southern food, live country music, line dancing, and moonshine cocktails
"As the city’s only dedicated country music venue, Loretta’s Last Call brings a distinctive energy with weekly line dancing and programming you won’t find elsewhere in Boston’s nightlife mix." - Todd Plummer
"This Southern restaurant has developed a cult following for its fried pickles, chicken and waffles, and Nashville hot chicken. Diners also come for the live country music concerts, drag brunch, and weekly line dancing. Around the side of the restaurant, you’ll find the Back Door Donuts Fenway pop-up." - Celina Colby
"Loretta’s bills itself as Boston’s original country venue. In other words, if you’re looking for a night of line dancing and Southern food like fried pickles, hushpuppies, and hot fried chicken, look no further. There’s live country music most every night of the week; check the schedule for who’s up next before you go." - Eater Staff
"I noticed Loretta’s Last Call, a country-themed bar and restaurant in Fenway, will host Back Door Donuts’ pop-up beginning March 15; the Fenway operation will be a similar late-night setup with sweets available 7 p.m. to 2 a.m. nightly, the first 100 people in line on March 15 will get a free doughnut on their next visit, and the pop-up doesn’t have a set end date yet." - Erika Adams
"A Lansdowne Street honky‑tonk behind Fenway Park that trades in original‑looking Nashville decor—Johnny Cash photo collages, a Dolly Parton poster beside the stage, a Nashville Banner printing plate about Elvis, and a vintage jukebox loaded with country staples (and the occasional Daddy Yankee)—while serving moonshine cocktails and fried green tomatoes. It’s built for crowd energy: packed weekend sets, line‑dancing, country singalongs, and a bachelorette‑friendly, selfie‑ready atmosphere." - Daniel Maurer
