60 Fenway - Boston

I attended a corporate event in a private booth at this restaurant, and I must say, it was the biggest booth I've ever encountered! The space was incredibly spacious, featuring ample indoor seating for the bar, dining, and several tables. The outdoor area was also nice, providing a good atmosphere for watching games, networking, and generally relaxing. I met several sports enthusiasts during the event who shared insights about the historical significance of the park and its incredible background. Although I can’t recall all the details, I do remember that this is a fantastic historical ballpark. Overall, we had a wonderful time socializing and enjoyed ourselves immensely.

I visited Fenway Park for the first time, and it lived up to its great reputation! The weather was fantastic, with temperatures in the 60s—perfect for April. Located conveniently in the heart of the city, it was easy to get there from Cambridge, and entry was well-organized and quick. On a lovely warm day, enjoying a cold Sam Adams beer was pure bliss! This was my first visit, but it certainly won’t be my last!

Ahhh quintessential Boston. The best nights always begin and end with a Red Sox game at Fenway park. The energy, the food, the drinks, the crisp air. What more could you want? Italian sausage? Check. These sausages as tasty and HUGE. Some onions and peppers on top would really make me go wow. Still delicious though. Fenway Frank? Check check. Nothing like a plain hotdog in a soft bun with some ketchup and mustard. You know what they say, don't fix what's working. A beer in hand and a somewhat decent ball game? Triple check. No matter the Sox's record for the season, you can count on Fenway to always give off high energy and radiate amazing summer vibes the minute you step foot on Landsdowne or Yawkey Way. Special shoutout to the late Tim Wakefield. One of the greats to ever wear a Red Sox uniform.

Wonderful icon. If you are thin and agile it's a great place to watch the Sox. If you are old, thick or out of shape watching on TV is better. We went in a tour and I am proudly in the vigorous category and it was fabulous! Others in our group fell (yes fell) or had to delay the group by finding elevators. The tour is not for the feeble. Go Sox!

Last night marked our first family outing to a Major League game since the pandemic. Despite the rain, the experience was incredibly better—I'd say 10,000 times better—than that Rays game. Fenway Park is so unique and classic, from the Green Monster to the quirky foul line rules. The vibrant atmosphere and being surrounded by such wonderful fans made it special. Fenway is my favorite stadium, and honestly, I don't even know what my second favorite would be. Five stars!