Clock Tavern — Restaurant in Boston

Sad to say, the new owner took the "neighborhood" out of "neighborhood bar". Obviously, they want to drive out the "locals" that have frequented this establishment for MANY years only to appeal to the younger crowd that come and go. They removed Keno, jukebox, BEERTAPS- only cans/ bottles- increased prices, doesn't open till 4pm. Also removed a bartender that has been there for over 2 decades when told he would have a job when they reopened. Shame on them. They did put in chandeliers and more tvs. The fake tin ceiling was nice but the best thing there was the very nice bartender. Isn't this...

I waited in line with my friends for about 30 minutes. All of my friends were let inside and I was the last person in line. They let about 10-15 people who were not waiting in line cut in front of me. When I was finally let inside the bouncer asked “if he could give me some advice.” He told me not to roll my eyes and sigh while waiting outside the bar. I found this to be extremely rude when he let 10 people who were not waiting cut in front of me. I will never be going to this bar again. The bar was nice but the staff was the rudest I have ever...

Had a lovely night at the Clock—solid drinks, great people, and a shotski with hockey helmets (because safety first?). Also, no line at Friday at 11pm yet still filled with people (love). And the decor/atmosphere is just the vibe we were looking for. They do kick you out promptly before 1 AM, I know rules are rules but damn. What’s a bit more shocking is thatAn 18-year-old somehow made it into the bar. If you’re gonna sneak in, maybe don’t tell every girl you’re 18, lil bro.

All in all, 10/10 vibes. Would...