355 Congress Street, South Boston
617 357 5825
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Lucky's embeds the retro speakeasy feel of the 50's right down to the lack of sign over the corner entrance. The live music varies from Sinatra style to Motown, Funk and Blues bands.
8 Westland Avenue, Back Bay
617 267 1200
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Mysteriously located with in Symphony 8. You have to know the password and find the bookcase before you can slip into this underground lounge, a cozy exposed-brick space with vintage leather booths and an eight-seat bar. Once inside you are expected to follow proper etiquette including leaving quietly by the back door.
100 Stuart Street, Theatre District
617 310 6790
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It's not often that we get the urge to interrupt your day in order to tell you about a set of couches, but today's one of them. That's because these belong to the Living Room, the polished new lobby bar now open. Unless we're mistaken, we're pretty sure these couches hold the key to your after-work drinking plans (and possibly your late-into-the-night drinking plans) starting in a scant two days' time.
150 Kneeland Street, Waterfront
617 426 6397
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Frank DePasquale set out to create a water-them day and night life scene that was unlike anything else in Boston, and he has succeeded. You'll think you're in Miami on the rooftop featuring fountain surrounded by plush cabanas, beds and lounge chairs and of course beautiful people.
295 Franklin Street, Financial District
617 338 1000
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During the late night hours, Umbria Prime's third, fourth and fifth floors transform into UMBRIA the Night Club – a world class club catering to a choice 25+ clientele, featuring an ultra lounge with vodka bar, table service, VIP lounge, plush couches and Boston’s best night life events.
52 Temple Street, Downtown
617 542 8111
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Unique upscale lounge and club in a nice large space. Always a dancing crowd and good music. Before 11 they serve delicious contemporary French-Indian cuisine.
541 Tremont Street, South End
617 423 0069
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The Beehive is a neighborhood café des artistes. Located in the underbelly of the Cyclorama building, the former boiler room has the look and feel of an artist’s studio, complimented by works of art and musical entertainment (mostly jazz) of local artists. The “starving artists” bar offers a collage of rustic, artisinal fare from Europe, the Mediterranean, and America.
1525 Washington Street, South End
617 247 7747
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Where the South Enders meet to eat, Stella is a combination of your favorite Miami lounge, with a packed Italian-American restaurant that transports you throughout Italy in a stunning culinary journey, and a brunch you won’t soon forget. The chicest of the South End, Stella offers a myriad of options to their diverse clientele.
315 Massachusetts Avenue, Cambridge
617 868 6739
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Always a good DJ spinning, diverse crowd and tasty drinks. All the furniture is movable creating a constantly changing layout that allows for plenty of dancing and mingling.
116 Boylston Street, Beacon Hill
617 482 7799
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The beautiful people come here to dance the night away. There's a huge dance floor, lounge and huge jellyfish-filled aquariums, all basking in a warm red light. The best part? The line to get in is tolerable and the doormen are actually civil.
1 Boylston Place, Beacon Hill
617 351 7000
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The VIP areas are the only way to go here. Splurge on the ultra-exclusive Kiki and Shag rooms for private servers, cushy seating and a chance to rub elbows with the likes of Paris Hilton.
79 Park Plaza, Downtown
617 422 0008
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Although it serves as the lounge for one of Boston's most newsworthy restaurants, Enoteca has forged its own identity as a favorite stop of local glitterati and visiting celebrities. Dim lighting and warm tile patterns provide an inviting, sexy atmosphere. Many patrons stop by for a pre-meal drink and, after discovering Enoteca's alluring food and drink menus, decide to stay. The lounge covers it bacchanalian bases with a far-reaching wine list (over 20 served by the glass) and a fashionable drink menu (fresh peach Bellini).
200 High Street, Downtown
617 261 4200
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Revolution Rock Bar is a new venue with a tribute to all things rock 'n' roll. This bar, lounge and restaurant has two floors. Dual DJ booths and a stage fit for a rock star, or a band of them, allows for multiple live entertainment options.
The look is sexy, innovative and comfortable with banquettes trimming the walls, glossy dining and cocktail tables decorated with unique images of classic rock performers and cow print ottomans to accessorize. The VIP Red Room allows up to 20 guests to have a great time in a more private atmosphere. We have also installed an old-fashioned, black and white photo booth so you never forget your revolutionary experience.
250 Quincy Market Building, North End
(617) 248-9900
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If Alice in Wonderland grew up to swill martinis, this is where she'd go. But she'd have to find it first: Patrons enter through neighboring Ned Devine's and make their way down a second-floor hallway. The decor is rich and intriguingly offbeat. Creamy leather barstools are paired with oversized high-backed winged sofas with eccentric, curvy lines. A few steps away, the cavernous dance hall evokes a high school gym made up for Prom Night.
1625 Tremont Street
(617) 566-5958
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With its bold murals, pressed tin, wine-colored walls and upholstered furniture, the Savant Project mixes hip club with chill lounge in a warm and inviting atmosphere that's frequented by couples and groups alike. When the weather allows, hipsters and local workers fill the rear patio. Asian- and Latin-inspired small plates complement innovative cocktails (jalapeno-infused Sauvignon Blanc, anyone?) as well as an extensive list of wine and beer. Standouts include the signature truffled polenta logs, mini brioche beef sliders, a BLT with Serrano ham, and the sake drunken berry cup for dessert.