DK Travel : Boston : Bars & Nightclubs

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Tremont Ale

An English-style pale ale with the delicious, malty middle of its forbearers.
Tremont Winter Ale

Robust, strong ale for those cold winter nights (on tap October to April).
Vapor

Vapor’s Saturday party, Evolution, is a New York City caliber gay-dance night – complete with top circuit DJs, a deafening sound system, and pulsing lights – but without the drama or attitude. Much of the Evolution crowd returns for the Sunday T Dance where the beat goes on through the morning.
Venu

Music varies each night of the week, but it’s always the same Prada-Armani-Versace clad crowd. The Art Deco bar makes for a beautiful look.
Vox Populi

Slick bi-level Vox gets things right with a post-work dining scene. But after 8pm, the drink denizens pack in four-deep to the well-stocked bar.
Wally’s Café

Exhale before you squeeze in the door at Wally’s. This thin, chock-full sliver of a room is one of the best jazz bars in Boston, and has been since 1944.
Western Front

Live soul, R&B, hip-hop, Latin, and especially reggae make Western Front the alternative club for Bostonians and Cantabrigians of color. Local jazz on Wed.
Whiskey Park

Anchoring the Park Plaza Hotel, Whiskey Park more closely approximates the trendy Manhattan cocktail-lounge concept than any bar in Boston. The gorgeous, black-clad wait staff serves all the classics – sidecars, mai tais, cosmopolitans, et al. The bar is owned by “Mr Cindy Crawford”, nightlife mogul Rande Gerber.
Whiskey’s

You better have ID in hand before putting pint to mouth at this lively bar. It’s full of hard-drinking collegiate types, who arrive around 6pm and stay until last call.
Woody’s L Street Tavern

This classic Southie dive immortalized in the film Good Will Hunting has gained a certain fame from the movie but retains its insular South Boston crustiness and ultra-conservative political viewpoint.