Photo ID is required for all guests and obscene language is strictly prohibited. Monday through Thursday and 21+ after 8 p.m. Once you’ve finished bowling, playing pool, or watching the game, head downstairs to Tequila Rain, the nightclub famous for hosting “spring break 52 weeks a year.” The dance club draws big crowds on weekends and has become a popular choice for bachelorette parties, but comes with certain caveats: it is 18+ only after 8 p.m. The Fenway venue was voted a Boston Best in 20 by the Improper Bostonian, and it has welcomed numerous celebrities over the years, including former Governor Mitt Romney, Red Sox slugger David Ortiz, and actor Mark Wahlberg. Lucky Strike was founded by Boston University alum Steven Foster (LAW’78) in 2003 and now has 19 locations, including in Hollywood and New York City. For those who prefer cue sports to bowling, check out Lucky Strikes’ 12 pool tables. Snack on mac-and-cheese bites and beef teriyaki skewers or enjoy a nostalgic root beer float.
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Colorful lights and an 800-square-foot video wall illuminate the 16 lanes, and the adjacent bar serves food and drink, and has more TV screens on which to catch Red Sox games. You’ll also find six bowling lanes.īut if it’s bowling you’ve come for, best to head up to the third floor to Lucky Strike Lanes. You’ll quickly see why the place has become a magnet for young professionals. If the game becomes dull, head over to one of Jillian’s 35 billiards tables for a game of pool. Ask your server about the burger of the month, or go healthy with a hummus plate or the classy fruit-and-cheese platter.
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Many of the plasma TVs are on the second floor, where you’ll find Jillian’s Billiards, which boasts a full bar and lounge and game day menu. It’s the next best thing to actually being inside Fenway Park.
So think about stopping by tonight when the Red Sox take on the Chicago White Sox, starting at 7:10 p.m. But with its dozen plasma screen TVs, the place has also become a popular draw for Red Sox fans who can’t get into Fenway but want to catch the game nearby while also enjoying food and an adult beverage. Sprawled over 70,000 square feet, the Fenway complex is actually three different venues-a nightclub, an upscale billiards emporium, and a 25,000-square-foot bowling alley.
There may be few venues in Boston that offer the breadth of entertainment that Jillian’s/Lucky Strike Boston does.
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