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Boston
Event Guide’s 2010 Best Places to Watch the Game
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Beat LA. Beat LA.
USA. USA.
Yankees suck. Yankees suck.
We all know the cheers, and we all
know it’s not fun shouting them out watching the TV at
home by yourself. You need to be with other fans, and if
the home team is on the road, or you can’t get a ticket to
the game, the city has some really great sports bars where
you can stand side by side with fellow fanatics, have a
few drinks and something to eat, and chant till your
throat is sore.
Here is Boston Event Guide’s to the
Best Places to Watch the Game.
Cast your
vote for your favorite here or tell us your alternate
choice so we can add it to the list.
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Game On!
82 Lansdowne Street
Game On! is a multi-media sports bar, entertainment destination
combining the best of sports viewing and casual American dining.
Game On! has the best viewing, sound, food, service and
atmosphere to provide a fan experience that is close to
indescribable. They realize that a true sports fan is a unique
person who wants and needs it all! |
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Coolidge Corner
Clubhouse
307A-309 Harvard Street, Brookline
The Coolidge Corner Clubhouse opened its doors 19 years ago with
a promise to its guests to be a "Superior Sports Bar and Pub."
These words have been in their front window since the day they
opened. A belief in a concept and a location when no one else
believed was a driving force behind The CCC.
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The
Greatest Bar
262 Friend Street
Home of Boston's Largest HDTV and 20 HDTV's this is one of the
greatest places to watch your favorite team on any given today.
Always busy before and after every home game, they show a
90-minute exclusive video prior to each game that captures the
Bruins, Celtics and all the greatest moments in Boston sports. |
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Coming up this
week
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The Fours
166 Canal Street
The Four's Restaurant and Sports Bar has MLB, NBA, NFL, NHL and
NCAA sports packages and 42 TVs to catch all of the action. So
whether you are from Boston or LA you can be sure that you will
be able to see your team play. With the most extensive
collection of sports memorabilia in the greater Boston area, The
Four's is a haven for the sports enthusiast. |
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Champions
110 Huntington Ave
Champions is Boston's newest entertainment and dining
destination. Located on the second level of the Boston Marriott
Copley Place, it's just a line drive to Fenway Park and a slap
shot away from the TD Garden. Enjoy the open, interactive
architectural design with soaring ceilings, circular bar with
kinetic lighting, and sleek private dining rooms. |
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The
Baseball Tavern
1270 Boylston Street
The Baseball Tavern's three spacious floors of food, fun and
entertainment offer year round enjoyment. Whether you stop in
before or after a game, watch the game on one of their many big
screen, high definition TVs, or plan your next private party at
The Baseball Tavern, you'll always find a friendly welcome,
delicious food, cold drinks and a great time. |
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Cask and
Flagon
62 Brookline Ave
The now World Famous Cask'n Flagon began as a small neighborhood
bar known as Oliver's. What was once known as the little bar on
the corner of Brookline Avenue is now a landmark location for
diehard Red Sox fans, college students, locals and tourists.
Mention the Cask'n Flagon anywhere, anytime to anyone and
chances are they have probably been here. |
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Stadium
Sports Bar
232 Old Colony Way, South Boston
The Stadium is the perfect spot for a fun filled, memorable,
dining experience. They are the ultimate sports bar & Grill
featuring over 30 Plasma screen TV’s, and three oversized big
screens to catch all your college and professional sports
action. |
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The
Bleacher Bar
82A Lansdowne Street
Lying beneath the bleachers in center field, a few feet from Ted
Williams Red Seat, is newest addition to Fenway. It’s a unique
bar, where the patrons are treated to not only great food and
drink, but an unprecedented baseball experience. With a window
that looks directly through centerfield and into the park, it is
the only view of its kind. |
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Jerry
Remy’s Sports Bar & Grill
1265 Boylston Street
Food and entertainment are the primary focus, highlighted by two
of the largest high definition screens anywhere complimented by
a comfortable ambiance and unpretentious professional service.
The restaurant features oversized windows that look out at
Fenway Park. The front and back of the restaurant feature near
floor to ceiling windows that open the building to expose
patrons to the game day pedestrian traffic and events at Fenway
Park. |
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