the Lawn on D

First time there. We were celebrating the renaming of the convention center in honor of Thomas Michael Menino. The place was great. It is very spacious. It is relaxing. Very nice venue.

This event space was perfect for the pop-up It was fun. A lot of people showed up this particular pop-up was for different cultures of diversity. You know? Hispanic Dominican cavardian African American Haitian it was a lot and it was beautiful because we had all these different shades in the same area and there was no violence. There was only love food, positivity, children running around. Absolutely amazing 10 out of 10 would try again

The lawn is a beautiful place to take your family. I had a lot of fun with my little ones. The management there is awful though. I witnessed one of the manager ladies yelling and berating one of her employees. I don't know what he did, but I highly doubt that type of treatment was deserved...

The Lawn on D in Boston is the perfect spot for outdoor fun! With a vibrant atmosphere, it offers drinks and plenty of games to enjoy. Whether you’re lounging on the grass or playing games, it’s a fantastic place to unwind with friends, kids and family.

Safe environment for kids and very clean , well maintained.

What a great place to have a company summer event. Right outside of the Boston Convention center with lots of different activities and really good food served buffet style. Lots of friendly staff to serve and assist. And the weather was perfect that day, too! Only negative- $25.00 to park for 2 hours???

Went on a Friday night at 5:30pm for my 1st visit, this place was DEAD, which is a shocker considering it’s after work gets out in a business district (Seaport) on a Friday. There’s multiple hotels around this venue, a concert venue that is a 10 minute walk away. There’s a TON of potential for this place but it was disheartening to want to try this place for years, and get there and it’s crickets. Free entry which is cool, a good handful of lawn games such as cornhole, chess, checkers, jenga, ping pong. There was a DJ sadly playing to employees only. What I didn’t get was after seeing so many pictures of people enjoying the swings, there were only 2 swings there. Big let down. The venue is operated by Rebel Restaurants, a local chain group who owns Temezcal Tequila Cantina, Jack’s Coal Fired Pizza & Tony C’s. Zero ad space referencing any of their companies. Management should consider a severe marketing campaign aimed at filling the place to portrait to prospective guests what the potential and value the venue offers. Go building to building in the Seaport, Downtown & offer free catered food to businesses for events and get them to tag the venue on social media. Every hotel in that area should have a pamphlet on the desk of every hotel room. Partner with area schools to do sponsored nights and fundraisers to target kids and families. No reason the place should have about 15 people at 5:30 on a Friday when the workday ends at 5. Don’t let the working people in Boston leave Boston at 5. Give them a reason to stay later and fill your venue. I was in the city for a country concert at Leader Bank Pavilion, a 10 minute walk away. Nobody else there appeared to be going to the concert. Maybe match your DJ’s music or have themed events before concert time designed around the clientele attending the concert. Food was mediocre, fast-service food items not exactly justified by the prices, good selection of beers. Overall, just middle of the road with a lot of potential.

awesome art installations but will admit we drove the hour ride to find out they removed the beloved swings so we were bummed to say the least but the pickleball court certainly earned back some of the points lost though!