West End Johnnie’s

West End Johnnie’s was a convenient pre-Bruins game stop, especially since we could easily reserve a table online for 15 people without having to call. The food was solid, classic bar-style fare, and the location right by the arena was a huge plus. We did end up eating a bit longer than planned and finished shortly after the game started. By that point, the place had mostly cleared out and the servers stopped checking in, which was a little frustrating and worth noting for the future. Overall, it’s a simple, basic, and easy option for a pre-game bite for any party size, with the reservation system being a big win.

Classic restaurant. Got the clam chowder, it wasn't the best I've ever had but it was OK. For main meals got steak tip dinner and a portobello sandwich. The flavor was OK, a bit underseasoned so it just fell flat a little. Food seemed very fresh, all homemade from scratch and cooked perfectly. Portions were huge, prices are a bit steep! Got in without reservations, you have to enter through the Drunken Clam. Wait staff was very polite and did a really good job. Overall I would go again.

Stopped into West End Johnnies around 9pm on a Saturday for a drink before hopping on the subway. The place was completely dead, which was surprising for that time on a weekend. The Celtics and Bruins weren’t playing, so there wasn’t a built-in crowd—but we had already tried two nearby bars that were packed, which is how we ended up here. What really stood out was learning the kitchen closes at 9pm. On a Saturday night in a city where bars are open until 2am, that’s pretty shocking. It feels like they’re aiming for an upscale vibe, but the lack of customers suggests it’s not landing. Boston is largely a blue-collar, rough-around-the-edges city, and this place seems to miss the mark on the kind of crowd that actually fills bars here. It’s disappointing, especially given how many better, livelier options are close by—which was very evident based on how busy those places were compared to this one.

Stepping into West End Johnny’s during the Family Guy pop‑up is like being transported straight to Quahog’s fabled Drunken Clam think glowing neon signs, red booth seating, and immersive sets like the Griffin living room, Stewie’s bedroom and the Channel 5 news desk. Themed cocktails like “The No No Noooo,” “Shut Up Meg,” and “Cool Whip” are cleverly crafted and tasty, and the “Eat My Junk” menu brings tongue‑in‑cheek fun with items like the Good Old Fashioned Value Burger and Greased Up Deaf Fries. Add in trivia nights, karaoke, and themed Easter‑egg sounds around every turn, and it pulls off an unbelievably playful, nostalgic experience that’s more than just a pop‑up it’s a fully interactive Family Guy party you won’t forget.

Went in there as “Steve Weave” there’s not much in there but it was fun by the way despite the food is overpriced, just remember me by when I am around, Steve Weevils may never know when I’m going to stop by next. Family Guy experience is alright in my book

Excellent dinner with my family on Christmas Eve Eve. The only issue was the kitchen botched our appetizers by combining everyone's clam and oyster orders so we had to figure out who got what. Not our servers fault. For some reason our servers helpers served the wrong plates to each person every round. Great food and atmosphere.

The best thing about this place is the pop up events, this review is focused on the family guy one. You have to go on a Wednesday (trivia) or Thursday (karaoke) or else I don’t think it’s worth the cover. It’s nice that there is a drink included, the family guy cocktail options are all fun. But there is not much to do besides a few photo ops. Without the added entertainment I would not spend your money on it.

We visited their speakeasy, and it was an absolute blast! The drinks were wonderfully nostalgic, transporting us back in time. It’s definitely a must-try if it’s still available—an unforgettable experience!

Busy night, week of Christmas ...Causeway Street was packed due to Bruins game. Went to another restaurant first and the owner greeted us and was very rude and dismissive. Walked over to WEJ and had a great experience. Owner was at the hostess stand...he was cordial and concerned, apologized for not having a table immediately...we got seated in 10 minutes ! Food 5/5 Service 5/5 Atmosphere 5/5 Hospitality 10/5 Will be back Many times!

Delicious! A great spot to grab a bite to eat before an event at The Garden. My girlfriends and I came here before a Bruins game... We started with the buffalo chicken dip and "bulfinch triangles," which we expected to be like dumplings but they were just steak quesadillas. Regardless, they were still good but the buff chic dip was on another level; probably one of the BEST I've ever had. It was so creamy & dreamy, I couldn't stop eating it! For my dinner, I ordered the house salad with steak tips. The tips were cooked perfectly to a medium-rare and the salad was fresh with an excellent dressing! I would definitely recommend checking this place out for a decent meal :)

SCENE: Comedy show inside West End Johnnies. Venue is laid out with nonsensical geometry. Servers running around wearing shirts that are Family Guy-branded for no clear reason. Loud in the way of venues that have no designers on staff. Like someone asked ChatGPT to design a bar. COMEDIAN: [inaudible] ME: Huh? COMEDIAN: [inaudible, with mic periodically cutting out] ME: Wha? SERVER: What would you like? ME: A beer. And maybe food that doesn't taste like it came out of a high school cafeteria. [One hour passes] ME: Man, a beer would be great to wash down this cafeteria food. SERVER: That'll be $90 ME: Wha? - fin -

This is a spacious bar that has two floors. The downstairs part I believe is a party room. There is a nice size bar on the first level. And many tables around it. We came here after a basketball play off game and when we got here it was not too crowded. But then it filled up a bit. It's not too too close to the Garden but it is walkable so people from the game came here since everything right next to the garden was packed. My friend and I had some guac and chips to share and she got the mozzarella sticks. The guac seemed good. Seemed fresh too which I was shocked about. The chips were good and my friend said the mozzarella sticks were good. We each had a beer too. They have an ok beer list. This place also has tvs so it is great place to watch sports games. In the front of the restaurant they have a little area with cozy couches and chairs too.

Went here for the Family Guy experience and the staff was incredible! Very attentive and quick service for a big crowd. The food and drinks were really great too.

Excellent, the Band...the Food...the Drinks and the staff. Always have a great time...the location, the decor...great vibes surrounds you.

I love coming here to grab quality food & bevs before Bruins games. My group was seated in the downstairs lounge area, and it was a great vibe with a solid music playlist too. I tried the beet salad with grilled chicken and a skinny margarita to drink. The salad was actually so tasty with goat cheese and walnuts. Our service was SO quick which was great to get in and out before the game. Overall awesome experience here, will keep coming back!

Finally went for a Sunday brunch with music...been thinking about this place for a while. I've had a beer before Celtics or Bruins game but never ate here. First of all the Reggae music was great. A little load in the beginning and touch to talk during the show, but music was very good. I had the crab cake Benny and it was great, a lot of food! My date on the veggie omelet and hers wasn't as good as mine....I think she might have been upset as West End Johnnie's didn't have almond milk for her black tea. Interesting that such a popular brunch spot wouldn't have almond or non dairy milk. Service was great and next time I go, I'll be bringing a cup or small serving of Almond milk to make my better half happy. :-)

Face it, ladies, you've compromised and agreed to go to "the game", whatever game it is, and the thing that is most problematic is eating the food in the arena. If you're going to the TD Garden, the solution is a Caesar Salad with Salmon, cooked as you like it, and an Espresso Martini at West End Johnie's. Man is happy with beer and/ir Fish & Chips, you are happy not eating whatever starch encapsulated protein passes as food at virtually any arena in the world.

Stopped in for Pregame dinner. Always a Great place for food and drinks. Greeted by the hostess and seated at the downstairs dining area where we sat at booth. Clean, well lit, rustic retro tavern.style decor with surrounded by some of Boston's famous nostalgic historic signs from yesteryear and televisions. Awesome! Nice big bar. Wait staff was excellent. Professional, attentive, friendly, polite and courteous. Ordered the Johnnie's House burger and house marinated steak tips. All were prepared perfectly and absolutely delicious. Best place to grab pregame meal and drinks before heading to the TD Garden and pay their prices. Highly recommend West End Johnnie's. Will definitely be back very soon.

My review is based solely on my experience at reggae brunch. The music was very good! Overall ambiance was pretty good too 2 out of the 3 dishes we had we would have again Salad with salmon (5/5) because the salmon was large, cooked and flavored well Lobster blt Benedict - (4/5) very solid..a little shy on the lobster but flavorful Chicken and waffles (2/5) was not a fan of the chicken..the spicy syrup was good though Mimosa and the mimosa with tequila were both great! Service started off strong but took a bit of a dive. For example we only had one round of mimosas and by the time he came back around it was time to go.

Nachos looked and tasted like poop from a butt. School lunch. Just get a burger and go to the Bruins

The drinks were delicious. The food was good. The service was great. The music was great. The vibes were good. There's nothing to not like here. We sat at the bar and while I didn't get his name, the bartender with the goatee was so great in making my drink. He was helpful and friendly, and this place is overall great vibes.

Most Western spots give a dirty pub or bar vibe with bad drinks and subpar food, but West End Johnny's does a great job of making you feel like you're in a regular new American style restaurant instead of 5 feet from a giant stadium where tourists don't care what they eat or drink. Our group before ordered two of the burgers and two of the pineapple chicken sandwiches, which were all cooked perfectly and arrived, hot and swiftly. The butterfly chicken breast were very juicy and complimented the grilled pineapple perfectly. The fries were hot and crispy, although they could've done it a little bit more seasoning, which was easy with salt and pepper on the table. I'll definitely return anytime. I'm near the TF Garden again.

West End Johnnies is a great spot to grab a beer and a bite to eat before a game at the Garden. We visited before a Celtics game. It wasn't nearly as crowded as the bar/restaurants on Causeway St and the food was great. The prices are high, but given the neighborhood, that's to be expected. Would definitely go back.

Went for brunch on a holiday before a bruins game. Food was above average, good drink selection and good service. Drinks were slightly overpriced, even for Boston

Made a reservation to go before a concert. We ran late (traffic) and I contacted the restaurant and they immediately got back to me that my reservation was held. Sat us (4ppl) immediately. Server came over within 2 minutes. We had our drinks (mocktails) within a few minutes. She took our food order and our food came out in about 15 minutes. My husband had the salmon which was very good but a bit small of a portion and the rest of us had the pineapple chicken sandwich which was phenomenal! I had more than enough to share some with the husband! We were in and out in about 45 minutes with full bellies and very happy! Will definitely return!

TLDR: Should not have to work this hard to have a good time at a club. Went to the nightclub and not the restaurant, so keep that in mind. They charge you a cover after you've already entered, which is kinda lame. When we got there, (around 10:00) there were more bouncers than customers, and they were everywhere. Just standing around, watching. It felt like too much. The music wasn't great. The best part about this place was the bartender we had, she was quick and nice!

Waited 2.5 hours in line to get in (my mistake, thinking they'd somehow let people in and all the other bars were even more packed) because they weren't letting people in, claiming they were at "capacity" but had friends inside telling me that both floors were pretty open, especially downstairs. When we finally got in, we noticed how open it was and concluded that the manager told the bouncers to make the line long for the appearance of having a crowd without actually having it. Also when I ordered a beer they poured it out of the glass into a plastic cup as if I'm a kid. Never giving this bar my money again.

Excellent service. Good for basic pub food, I recommend avoiding the other stuff. Lively, sports bar atmosphere. One of my go to places prior to games at the Garden.

The Food was very good we went when it was not busy at all but the server was attentive and had our food out quickly. We plan to come back in the evening to check out the night lift

I came here for their Sunday brunch, which included a live band. They had some serious island vibes going on, and I was totally with it! The food is DELICIOUS! I've been having trash French toast from the past couple of places I've gone, and this French toast is so freaking good! I also orders two sides of eggs (for $2 each, kind of lame) with cheese and onions (which they charged me for- still kid of lame). My friend got a pancake, scrambled eggs, breakfast potatoes and toast. We each got a version of a mimosa. My food was about $20 and my friends was about $30. The food is very good, but I wasn't too happy about the prices and that they charged you for everything, again- kinda lame, but the atmosphere and food is totally worth it! Parking is ridiculous, so if you can catch a lyft I recommend that. You might get lucky and find something, but it might take you a while. We arrived around 2:30 and there wasn't a wait, and were lucky enough to still put in an order as the kitchen closes at 4 and reopens at 5.

Bad: food, service, attitude. Even for for an events adjacent place. Second chance. There will not be a third.

Went here for their Sunday reggae brunch. Food was wonderful but if you go.... Sit at the back of the restaurant; not by the stage. Once the band started (they were excellent BTW) we couldn't hold a conversation because we couldn't hear ANYTHING. We will definitely go back.

We booked a large group reservation for on a Sunday evening (when usually closed). The restaurant took our group twenty minutes earlier than scheduled, provided EXCEPTIONAL service, and had our orders correct. This was the smoothest large group dinner I've ever booked. Kudos to John Caron and his staff for making us feel welcomed and treating us well. He even let some of our students try on his Championship ring. Next time our group comes to Boston, we will be back! Brendan P Huntington Beach, CA

Great spot just two blocks from TD Garden. Large open area, great bar with attentive servers and solid pub menu. Came here and had a meal before the Beanpot. So much better than the sticky floor bars right across from the Garden. Open, inviting and clean. We had the burgers, fish and chips and the grilled chicken sandwich. All were good, service was terrific and the Guinness first rate.

Can't wait for the pregame Beanpot Monday! I'm going to eat a half dozen steak and cheese egg rolls so get them ready guys! This place would be 4.5 stars if it wasn't for this alleged bouncer.

The food was excellent and reasonably priced. Our server was pleasant and answered our questions about certain dishes. This was our second time at this restaurant. We were here before the pandemic and thoroughly enjoyed it, but things have changed! The music was so loud that we couldn't have a conversation! When I asked if it could be turned down I was told it was going to get louder because the restaurant becomes a disco later!? So I'm only giving three stars because of the loud music. The food was as good as before - the ambiance not so much.

Came here for the much-coveted reggae brunch. Made a reservation on OpenTable for about 1 PM because previous attempts at going had us waiting 45 minutes for brunch - ain't nobody got time for that - especially when the hangries are setting in. Anyway, was very underwhelmed with brunch. About $15-16 for the pricier entrees but an average of $12-14 lunch. Cheap boozy brunch too. Our table got 2 bottles of champagne without breaking the bank, comes with a small amount of orange juice for a DIY mimosa. We started it off with Kettle Chips which sounded interested but the 'hand cut' chips were SO thin they couldn't sustain the pineapple and bacon toppings. It was a fork and knife job. The Gorgonzola fondue was good though. I wasn't awfully hungry so I just had a lobster salad. At $15 there was a decent amount of lobster but the salad itself looked so puny. The lettuce was barely chopped - not bite-sized leaves. There wasn't much 'sweet grilled corn' as I desired. It just seemed like a handful of corn kernels at most. Only came with TWO cherry tomatoes, each one cut in half for the illusion of more tomatoes than there were. Still it satisfied me in my not-too-hungry state though. Nothing spectacular. Will got the Grilled Pineapple Burger. It looked heartier than my dinky salad. Fries were good and he seemed to really enjoy his burger. I tasted the slaw on top but it seemed pretty bland but in combination withe pineapple, it seems like it would balance the flavors out. Overall, West End Johnnies is an average bar that - loves making people wait in line at night when there's plenty of room but they don't have enough bartenders to serve their patrons - and serves average food.

Alright. Listen up y'all, cause this is it. The food that I'm reviewing to is delicious. West End Johnnies, jiminy crickets, do you guys have my heart. Let's break it down like Will.I.Am would, only K.Chi style: Decor and Atmosphere: This place is immensely huge. I was actually stunned by the grandeur of the size. The atmosphere seems to always be churning where friends come to reunite, strangers fall in love, sports fans manhug it out, families spend quality time together, etc. It's a place for people lovers. The reggae brunch is really wonderful, and I was really grooving as I ate my meal. As the slogan says, "Great food, great drinks, great people." Food: First off, if you're not ordering truffle fries here, you're not living. I highly recommend The Benedicts come brunch time. For dinner, the Steak Frites. The meat is tender and seasoned with a compound butter and comes with crisp truffle fries sprinkled with fresh parsley on the side. The Service: Regardless of the other reviews, my service was great. My waiter was knowledgable, kindhearted, and accommodating. I always look at worker relationships at restaurants, and the staff has a genuine love for each other; they seem to treat each other like family even in the busiest of times. Also, some of the staff members are major eye candy (Ahem, ladies! Wink, wink, nudge, nudge). Overall, thank you WEJ.

Fun place. Cool layout and friendly staff. Had a good pour and a wonderful, thick portobello burger.

This place isn't nearly as good as it looked like it could have been. I had walked by it a few times, noticing the cozy-looking atmosphere through the windows and I had high hopes for it when entering the place with two other friends an hour before the puck drop at the nearby TD Garden. Despite the time-crunch we faced, we were determined to get a decent dinner before the game - especially since eating at the TD Garden is essentially like playing russian roulette: it's completely hit or miss and more often miss than anything. The value is just terrible. But I digress, more on West End Johnnies. The atmosphere of the place is great, especially since it's spacious. The tables are all well spaced and there's a great vibe; some neat sports memorabilia and some neat furniture here and there. You aren't elbow-to-elbow here. There's two floors and when we were greeted and asked for a table, we were told that none were available but that we could downstairs to eat at the bar and we then proceeded to make our way downstairs. The lower level is actually even roomier than upstairs with a few tables spread out and a big bar in the back. We found a bunch of seats and ordered away. I got their baby spinach salad ($8) which came with cheddar cheese, cherry tomatoes, corn bread croutons and ranch dressing. Along with it, I had a bottled beer - I wasn't big on their selection on tap. The food came out instants later and the salad was average - the cheese was clearly right out of a plastic bag, but the big surprise was the corn bread croutons which were rather unique and actually pretty good. The portion was decently sized as well and I added grilled chicken on it at an extra charge which was a good move - I left nearly full after eating it. The menu varies greatly in price, items ranging from $12 to $24 which actually isn't too bad considering the area. Most of their appetizers are above $10 which is one of the reasons I skipped 'em, like their kettle chips which are glorified potato chips covered with a bit of onion and bacon and which are $10. Who would pay such prices? The menu is definitely imbalanced, much like our service that night. The bartender who greeted us and brought our menus seemed to lose us to another waitress who tried to take over, creating confusion amongst them (and us) and they became somewhat inattentive and disorganized. Overall the place is nice, as is the atmosphere but the menu isn't enough to keep me wanting to come back, especially since it's often packed before games and the prices of certain items is rather excessive, especially considering the quality of the food. It's a once-in-a-while on a whim kind of place for me.

I stumbled upon this review that I wrote 4 years ago, and read the response from the owner. I appreciate that bouncers have a difficult job, and I should not penalize an establishment for how they handle such a raucous individual. Thank you, Johnnie. I won't be back (because I'm older now and don't really enjoy the dancing/clubbing vibe anymore), but I recognize your commitment to a safe and enjoyable experience for patrons.

Unprofessional the entire staff was terrible. Wait staff was horrible, food was bad, drinks were like water. I'd recommend going to Applebee's over this place

Stopped by for brunch and there was a live band playing reggae music! The band was amazing and the music definitely was a nice touch. The hostess was able to seat our group of five and a baby even though we didn't have a reservation. Our server was attentive and accommodating to part of our group that only spoke spanish. The crab cake benedict was flavorful and the mimosas was yummy!

My favorite place to pre-game for the Boston Bruins!!! Always great service and great good!! Drinks spot on!! It has 2 large bars and a great little seating area with couches. Definitely a place to try !!!

Drinks were great. Food good except fish and chips. Batter thick and mushy around two very small pieces of fish. Avoid ordering this. And the menu selection is way smaller than that shown online.

If you want Boston in a nutshell, COME HERE!!! Everyone knows about West End Johnnies. It's a local staple during and after sporting events. Inside is extremely open and can accommodate lots of people on weekends. The managers and staff are extremely nice and welcoming. Food also has a good bite. I got the pineapple chicken sandwich. It was new and refreshing!

Went there yesterday for Sunday brunch. Music was a nice surprise. It was a bit too lound for Sunday morning but is was good. Jamaican music which included some pop songs. The service was spotty surprisingly attentive and accommodating at times, then nothing. Menu was very interesting but food came luke warm. Still looking for a Sunday brunch place. Not sure if I will give it another try or not.

I recently went to West End Johnnie's and was incredibly disappointed. When I arrived I asked the staff if there was coat check and they said no, I and my friend set our coat down for just a bit near where staff were and when we turned back all of our stuff was stolen. When I asked the staff for help they were rude and told me I should have coat checked. I totally understand I assumed the risk when setting my coat down (although I didn't think west end Johnnie's was the type of establishment where people stole. ) My frustration was in the poor communication and lack of respect and help from the staff. When I reached out to west end Johnnie's the next day to check on my coat and to express my disappointment in the treatment by staff via Facebook I was talked to in a patronizing manner saying, " jo, I don't mean to be your mom and lecture you, but I shouldn't have worn an expensive ..." They totally failed to address the poor customer service I received. I would not recommend here to anyone unless you don't mind waiting a long time to get into a half empty bar...and you don't mind dealing with rude staff when all of your stuff is stolen.

This place is the worst. Do not come here at night on a weekend unless you want to wait in line for an hour plus even though it is empty inside. They love just holding the line outside. It's absolutely crazy. I have been here several times in the past and it's the same thing. It has been a while since we have been here so we decided to give it a try again this weekend. We arrived around 9pm and stood in line for an hour and a half and decided to get out of line and leave. It was empty inside and the line was stretched down the street. It's just horrible business and customer service. All of the people they just hold out could be buying drinks inside. I can say that I will never be back here again and I will tell people how horrible it is. No other bar in Boston is like this. It's really too bad because it's actually fun inside but it's not worth it because they don't let people in. Update: In response to the comment below. I'm very disappointed in the lack of professionalism and respect for the customer, especially coming from the owner. I take great pride in writing honest and unbiased reviews. The fact that what you wrote is simply just wrong speaks volumes about the business. I have never called, so you have the wrong person. Rather than be insulting and defensive, maybe you should look for ways to improve since there are many other reviews that mention the same thing as well as phone calls you receive apparently. The line simply does not move. It should not be quicker to go through security at the airport then it does to walk into a bar. It doesn't take a genius to look around the entire city of Boston to realize that no other place has this issue.

West end johnnies very popular reggae brunch on Sunday's. Get there early it gets very busy but the live band is amazing and worth it. Service tends to be slow on this day so I wouldn't recommend if you have somewhere to be after. Otherwise, the food is delicious and the atmosphere is always nice. We ordered the French toast, breakfast skillet, hot mess, & the west end huevos. For drinks mimosas of course which were really good!

Where do I even start. Keep in mind this was a private event. Poor management all the way up. I had helped a friend who was pushed over, and the bouncers decided to forcibly remove me, because I tried to diffuse the situation, and security didn't like feeling powerless. They shoved me outside, and multiple bouncers pushed me across the street, begging me to punch them, calling me names etc, in hopes of me gifting them the chance to curb stomp a young "drunk," too bad for them, I wasn't drunk and I'm smarter than they think. Bouncers have black eyes, getting into fights on and off the job I assume, and just a toxic culture where they work here to get big, and prey on young intoxicated girls, as observed by two bouncers trying to grind on someone half their age and size, without her knowledge. Overall, really lame place, really unfriendly people. Get over yourself Johnnie, because the West End is not all that, to be putting on the show you and your boys have mastered so well. Pathetic 0/5 Will not be returning.

UPDATE! They still hold the line for no reason! I urge you not to come here willingly. Update to the update in response to Johnnie's lie (response). Johnnie, why do you feel the need to lie to me and my fellow yelpers? You do hold the line, it's a fact and I'll go back and forth with you until you own up to this shitty ploy to make your bar look more desirable. I've been to countless bars in Boston and have never waited an hour+ to get in. Not even your friends at the harp after an event at the garden. Your bar has become the punchline in our friend group. Friend 1 - "Where are we going tonight?" Friend 2 - "West End Johnnies??" Friends 1,3,4,5,6,7,8,9... - "LOL I'd rather take a Chara slap shot to the face" Honestly... maybe you don't want to admit to the public that you don't pay your bouncers? You force them to hold the line until some girl in a 14" dress freezes her ass off enough to offer them $20 a head to skip the line. Honest to god people I wouldn't even be surprised. There isn't a drink heavy enough or a cover band that good that will ever get me to come through those doors again. Or should I say wait in line until I get frost bite? Do. Not. Come. To. This. Establishment.

Not worth your time and money... the chicken soup had a chicken wing spit in half for the chicken portion and a broth that top ramen would not put there name on. The waiter was so slow. The restaurant was full but not that many people. The food took forever. The Irish coffee I ordered curdled before it got to the table. Drink glasses were empty for 30 min before our waiter checked on us. Terrible service.

The 3 of us had dinner here before a Celtics game. Busy night but we had beers in the comfy seating just inside for a short wait for our table. Steak tips, burger and fish and chips were all the greatest quality and delicious. Incredible ambience; not an impersonal place with absentee owners; true Boston memorabilia everywhere. The terrific owner, John, is out front, greeting customers and making sure everyone has a great experience. We will be back! That's a lock...

Went there this past weekend with family and friends for the Reggae Brunch and we stayed for four hours! The band was fabulous - with the exception of the female singer. Too "American Idol" for my taste. Service was a little wonky. There were times when the serve was MIA but this beautiful trans woman filled in nicely. Food was tasty: avocado with crab and scrambled egg on wheat toast was filling. The rest of the table had the Eggs Benedict with crab cakes or lobster. We were all satisfied with the meal. Desserts were also yummy-chocolate chocolate cake and creme brûlée. The bonus was their delicious martini with an alcohol soaked flower at the bottom of the glass. Sorry I can't remember the name but I posted a pic. I plan on going back to introduce others to this island Sunday brunch place.

Came for a quick drink on a Saturday night. Pretty crowded and mostly bar room available. Tons of TVs and quick service. Not the most beers but they had some good selection, particularly Maine Beer Co. and Strong IPA.; at $10 not ridiculous for Boston. Service was fast but one complaint is the glasses were almost ice. Think they should ask the type of glass you prefer berries pouring. Seemed to turn into a club late at night and line was out the door on a cold night so might be worth it. But as far as a quick beer and to watch a game, give it a try. Not too noisy at night and very good proximity to food and nightlife in the area.

Some lady wording at 12:45 a Saturday night was wack. She escorted me out... I wasn't drunk. I was so annoyed. I will never go back ro this place. She gave no explanation as to why I was escorted out. I was livid. I even missed the bus back to my friends hose. 10/10 unsatisfied