Cornwall's — Restaurant in Boston

I'm a veteran and on my honeymoon for a weekend in Boston. If I could give zero stars I would! Around 5:30pm My spouse and I came to this establishment with friends because they recomended it as a good place that was fun and with good food. We all ordered a (1) drink (no liquor) after about 30 minutes of discussing a game to play and what food to order, we were notified that we were cut off and had to leave. Again, our party had all had one drink or less, and my partner was completely sober as she does not drink. I asked the waitress what was going on and explained that my spouse and I were sober (I had less than HALF of my 9 oz. beer) and was told we could stay with other friends who were allowed to stay, but others we were with were cut off. Then the 'owner' John then came up and told us we had to leave. Again I asked him why, and explained that I was sober and had less than half of my beverage and that my spouse was completely sober. I was told "that's too much, you have to leave" We left without issue, but we will not be returning this trip or any future visits to Boston and will absolutely will not recommend it for our friends, civilian or military, who plan to come to Boston at any point in time EVER! This was not a veteran friendly establishment. There are many other bars and establishments in Boston that we will gladly enjoy, this will not be...

This was the worst bar I’ve ever been to in America. I had to stay in the area for two and a half hours on a rainy day, so I decided to walk into this bar and order some drinks and food. The two bartenders were completely unfriendly toward me — they didn’t even smile. Meanwhile, they were smiling and chatting with other customers sitting right next to me, asking them if they wanted more drinks or food. But when my water and drink were empty, they didn’t even glance at me.

Every time I tried to speak to order something, they would walk away. I felt so uncomfortable and unwelcome — in a way I’ve never experienced before. I thought that being close to a good college in Boston would mean they were used to meeting all kinds of people and would be more friendly, but I was wrong.

This bar might be great for you if you’re white. But if you’re a person of color, it’s...

Walked in to Cornwall’s tonight after a friend recommended it. As we walked in a group of 4 people including an elderly man was was walking out. The elderly man, who looked like a patron of the establishment; asked us for our ID’s. Everyone in my part was well over the age of 30 (and willing to show ID) but believed that this man was not part of the establishment and just joking around with us since he walked out with several other people. He then declared that we had enough to drink and were not allowed in the bar because he was the owner. While we were waiting for our Uber outside of the bar, he turned away a group of 5 people and another group of 3 for no apparent reason. I will not go back to this bar, and I hope that no one else...