3/5 J M. 8 months ago on Google • 17 reviews
Went
on
a
Friday
night
at
5:30pm
for
my
1st
visit,
this
place
was
DEAD,
which
is
a
shocker
considering
it’s
after
work
gets
out
in
a
business
district
(Seaport)
on
a
Friday.
There’s
multiple
hotels
around
this
venue,
a
concert
venue
that
is
a
10
minute
walk
away.
There’s
a
TON
of
potential
for
this
place
but
it
was
disheartening
to
want
to
try
this
place
for
years,
and
get
there
and
it’s
crickets.
Free
entry
which
is
cool,
a
good
handful
of
lawn
games
such
as
cornhole,
chess,
checkers,
jenga,
ping
pong.
There
was
a
DJ
sadly
playing
to
employees
only.
What
I
didn’t
get
was
after
seeing
so
many
pictures
of
people
enjoying
the
swings,
there
were
only
2
swings
there.
Big
let
down.
The
venue
is
operated
by
Rebel
Restaurants,
a
local
chain
group
who
owns
Temezcal
Tequila
Cantina,
Jack’s
Coal
Fired
Pizza
&
Tony
C’s.
Zero
ad
space
referencing
any
of
their
companies.
Management
should
consider
a
severe
marketing
campaign
aimed
at
filling
the
place
to
portrait
to
prospective
guests
what
the
potential
and
value
the
venue
offers.
Go
building
to
building
in
the
Seaport,
Downtown
&
offer
free
catered
food
to
businesses
for
events
and
get
them
to
tag
the
venue
on
social
media.
Every
hotel
in
that
area
should
have
a
pamphlet
on
the
desk
of
every
hotel
room.
Partner
with
area
schools
to
do
sponsored
nights
and
fundraisers
to
target
kids
and
families.
No
reason
the
place
should
have
about
15
people
at
5:30
on
a
Friday
when
the
workday
ends
at
5.
Don’t
let
the
working
people
in
Boston
leave
Boston
at
5.
Give
them
a
reason
to
stay
later
and
fill
your
venue.
I
was
in
the
city
for
a
country
concert
at
Leader
Bank
Pavilion,
a
10
minute
walk
away.
Nobody
else
there
appeared
to
be
going
to
the
concert.
Maybe
match
your
DJ’s
music
or
have
themed
events
before
concert
time
designed
around
the
clientele
attending
the
concert.
Food
was
mediocre,
fast-service
food
items
not
exactly
justified
by
the
prices,
good
selection
of
beers.
Overall,
just
middle
of
the
road
with
a
lot
of
potential.