Arriving this weekend

Hi guys, I%26#39;m arrving this weekend from the UK and we are staying at Club quarters in Devonshire Street.

I just looking for a few names of bars or clubs that we should go this weekend. I%26#39;ve heard about landsdown and boylston streets so any further recommendations would be greatly appreciated. We%26#39;re all in our twenties so we%26#39;ll not be too fussy!!

Thanks,

Dave

Arriving this weekend

Not far from you are a fair number of pubs on Broad Street, including Mr. Dooley%26#39;s Tavern.

http://www.somersirishpubs.com/

Both Landsdowne Street and Boylston Place has lots of spots to hit. The latter is within walking distance to your hotel, the former is on the T.

Two places on Landsdowne are Axis and Avalon.

clubvibes.com/listings/listingsdetail.asp…

http://www.avalonboston.com/index.jsp

bostoncitylinks.com/boston_city_nightlife.ht…

Arriving this weekend

One other place would be Boylston Place, which runs off of Boylston St., near the intersection with Tremont. There are a few clubs on this alley/street, which are supposed to be fun.

You might want to head out to Brighton Ave. in Allston as well, as that%26#39;s a big college hangout and lots of bars and clubs along the stretch from Commonwealth Avenue to Harvard St.

There are many spots in the North Station and Haymarket area not far from where you are staying. All are very close to each other and easy to do some bar hopping - drinking, sports, dancing, live music.

I recommend - The Black Rose, The Rack (billiards), Hong Kong, The Bell in Hand (booze and bands), Cissy K%26#39;s, The Harp, Grand Canal. There are a number of others worth visiting also.

Good morning Dgim01,

You won%26#39;t have far to go, you%26#39;ll be in a really good location for very good places that your age group hang out in! You%26#39;re in such a good location that all you guys have to do is head out the door of your Hotel and walk up the street!

If you check this website www.bostonirishpubs.com and you check under the Boston Pubs they%26#39;re listed by address, you have so many near you it%26#39;s not even funny. When you see the pubs on Milk St. that%26#39;s within walking distance from Devonshire. Union St. is right near the Quincy Market, The Union Oyster House, The Purple Shamrock Pub are all there. A lot of pubs, clubs and restaurants in through the Quincy Market, just walk around and you%26#39;ll hear the music in a lot of these places.

Look for Broad St., when you walk around the corner from Houston%26#39;s Restaurant which is right as you%26#39;re heading in to the Quincy Market you%26#39;ll see Clark%26#39;s and down off to the right is Bertucci%26#39;s Restaurant, well beyond that is Milk St. and off across from the Quincy Market to the side you%26#39;ll see the start of Broad St. Just walk down this street and you%26#39;ll see a lot of really good places to go.

Just a little ways beyond Haymarket Sq. area and the Quincy Market, past the Purple Shamrock and the Union Oyster House you keep walking underneath the underpass where you%26#39;ll see the huge garage, you cross over to Canal St, this is where you%26#39;ll see a lot of really good pubs and places that your age really likes to hang out in. Look on Canal St. for The Fours, as a previous poster mentioned, The Grand Canal, you%26#39;ll see them all in through here, even on the side streets, if you can%26#39;t see them, you%26#39;ll hear them.

Enjoy your time in Boston. You have to take a walk in to the Omni/Parker House Hotel and look for the ';Last Hurrah'; at least once while you%26#39;re in Boston, okay? It%26#39;s located right near where you%26#39;re staying at 60 School St. because they%26#39;re famous for there Boston Creme Pie, check it out some night.

Have fun!

Harvard Square (Cambridge) offers a wide variety of diversions (shopping, eating drinking) for all interests any time of day, and is easily accessible by subway... Take the Red Line from Park St. station 4 stops to Harvard Square station.

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