“ we came before a celtics game (definitely make a reservation if you plan on doing the same) and despite it being so busy, our food came relatively quickly and the service was good. the energy and excitement in the restaurant was palpable and got us all excited to go to the game after! ”

“ We had an event at the Bleacher Bar recently and we had a great time. The staff was friendly and the venue itself it super cool - they have their own huge window looking out into the field at Fenway! The food we had was tasty and they do a proper Guinness pour too! ”

“ The atmosphere is so fun! We sat next to the fence. You can see the pregame going on before the game starts! I had the clam chowder and a side salad, my boyfriend has the Buffalo sliders Both were very good! We each had a local beer in draft and our waitress was attentive, nice, . ”

“ This place was PACKED, to be expected. It has that iconic view of the field and plenty of standing room that fills up quick. We did get semi speedy service for a full bar, for the beers we got. We waited for out table, wait wasn't bad at all. But then the food service was so slow we ended up getting only an app and then leaving to get into the game. I understand being busy but the tables around us got sat after us, their drinks and food before we had ordered our apps. That said they apps were great :) staff was so nice and will be back! ”

“ Once if the coolest bars in Fenway cause you can actually see the field from inside the bar. Before the game they keep the garage door open and it's just a fence in between you and center field. During the game they put down the garage door but you can still see through it. First come first serve on bar stools and the tables in front of the garage. Outdoor and seating available. You can get a drink and stand as well. Great vibe, before, during or after the game. Typically bar food and bar drinks but you come here for the atmosphere! ”

“ On our trip to Boston, we walked around Fenway (we missed the team being in town by 1 day :( ). As we walked past this place, which is open even when there are no games, the smell of charbroiled burgers pulled us in. The coolest part of this place is that there is a fenced area open to the bar with a full view of the field!! We sat at ledge with stools that looked out onto the field. It was so cool. Apparently, you can sit there during a game. I asked, they say there is a 1 hour limit as long as you order food or drink during the game. They also said that during the game it isn't as busy as you would think. Before the game it will be slammed, but during the game, not so much. Anyway, the taste of the burger matched the scent from outside. It was really good and cooked perfectly. So juicy! We ordered a Bleacher burger which came with fries for $18. Loved the place, the food was great, our server was forgetful and not attentive. Another server that was seating people was very helpful when I asked about how seating near the field worked. ”

“ I've been coming every Opening Days for many years....its a total vibe! Today, However - we had the absolute best server, Addison! She was at the top of her game throughout the whole morning - we started there at 9am & she was gracious, hardworking & friendly! The new potato bombs are fabulous!! The Fenway spritz is a MUST have!!!! ”

“ A very unique bar. I've never seen a bar with a field level view of center field. It's a super cool concept. I visited in the off-season, so I can imagine how crazy it can be on game day. Come early I guess? They have a decent selection of local beers and the cocktail I tried was pretty decent. Service was friendly and attentive during a slow and depressing Patriots stinker. I appreciated the windows in the men's bathroom that allow you to watch the screens while using the urinals. Somewhat awkward, but fun and innovative. Worth visiting for the novelty factor alone. I'll have to try coming during a baseball game sometime. ”

“ My friends and I were visiting Boston and wanted to see Fenway Park. It wasn't a game day, so we stopped into this famous bar tucked under the outfield bleachers with views into the famous stadium. The bar was filled with Boston baseball memorabilia and had that been-there-for-decades nostalgic feel. There was a Fiddlehead beer promotion event going on at the time. So, we tried the local beer and got some nice Fiddlehead swag as Boston souvenirs. The bar hostess was friendly and have us a few recommendations of other places in the area we might enjoy later that evening. It was a very hot and humid, late summer afternoon. With the bar having a large open viewing of the open air Fenway Park outfield made it a bit muggy inside the busy bar. We left and walked around the ballpark exterior. You can tell the ballpark area is in transition with the bar lined street updated and the opposite street a bit run down. We came back to our rental car to find a $60 parking ticket on the car as well as every other car parked on that street. Just a heads up, the meters stop at 6pm, but that's when the neighborhood parking permit required parking begins. The meters don't mention this nor is there signage on the wall near the meters. This information is posted about 10 feet up on a light post facing the street. ”