My husband and I visited Game On at Fenway this past weekend before a show at the House of Blues. I worked in the Fenway neighborhood until 2007, and I always liked Game On. They had a good atmosphere and good food. I'd heard they had gone downhill, but I wasn't prepared for how much. The first hint should've been that no one was in there while there were still lines to get into the Cask N Flagon and Beer Works. The music was LOUD. And it was all over the place. They had lights going as if it were some kind of dance club, rather than 7:30pm on a Sunday at a sports bar. There was no one to greet us other than a bouncer who checked our ID's. We approached the bartender and asked if they were serving food, and he said yes, but when we asked if we could sit at a table, he seemed a little less sure and said he'd find a waitress for us. Okay. We sat down and eventually a waitress came over to take our drink order -- one beer, one soda. And she eventually came back to take our food order. And eventually our drinks came. And eventually our nachos came -- they were lukewarm, jarred salsa , some haphazard black beans and that was about it. After we were well done with the nachos, the salads we ordered showed up. Salads don't take that long. Not only were they overpriced for the actual size of the salad, the salad was less than nothing special. It wasn't that the lettuce was bad or anything, but it had no flavor, nothing of interest, lukewarm chicken strips that amounted to maybe 2oz of chicken. My husband's chicken caesar salad was the same. The bill was $52. I almost asked to talk to the manager, but I didn't want to dampen our night before the show so we left. I don't write a lot of reviews, but I was so unbelievably disappointed in this experience. Honestly, it made me sad. This used to be a great place to get turkey tips or a burger and a drink -- now, I'd never recommend.