Lucky's Lounge
Lounge · South Boston Waterfront
355 Congress St, Boston, MA 02210
Highlights
Sinatra-themed lounge with comfort food, craft cocktails & live music
Sinatra-themed lounge with comfort food, craft cocktails & live music
"It can be hard to find somewhere casual in the Seaport where you won’t spend the same amount on drinks and dinner as your weekly grocery run. If you just want to hang out with friends and have some good cocktails, head to Lucky’s, an underground bar on Congress. It feels a little like a speakeasy when you walk down the stairs into the dark room, but without the whole ice cubes engineered in a lab or fake entrance through a restaurant setup. Instead, the room looks like your friend’s cool dad’s basement bar, with groovy starburst lighting fixtures and lots of random kitsch. The burgers are messy and great, as is everything on the starters menu, particularly the pork belly bao buns and chicken empanadas." - tanya edwards, grace kelly
"I might go the Sinatra brunch route at Lucky’s Lounge, which runs between 11 a.m. and 3 p.m." - Eater Staff
"Lucky’s was cool before people started thinking Fort Point was cool. Catch a show while snacking on reliable, laid-back dishes of pizzas, nachos, fish and chips, and empanadas." - Eater Staff
"It can be hard to find somewhere casual in the Seaport where you won’t spend the same amount on drinks and dinner as your weekly grocery run. If you just want to hang out with friends and have some good cocktails, head to Lucky’s, an underground bar on Congress. It feels a little like a speakeasy when you walk down the stairs into the dark room, but without the whole ice cubes engineered in a lab or fake entrance through a restaurant setup. Instead, the room looks like your friend’s cool dad’s basement bar, with groovy starburst lighting fixtures and lots of random kitsch. The burgers are messy and great, as is everything on the starters menu, particularly the pork belly bao buns and chicken empanadas." - Tanya Edwards
"The coolest bar in the Fort Point/Seaport area, essential for a cocktail stop." - Terrence Doyle
