the Square Root — Restaurant in Boston

It's a definitely different kind of karaoke atmosphere to me it's more like a nightclub setting it's just very different in the spirit there but that's okay they enjoy each other's company, the karaoke DJ Dominic was really nice for me it was a strange setting because I'm not used to that that doesn't make it strange it just makes it strange for me because I'm not used to that kind of a setting the other singers were really good and they were nice everybody had a good time! The people that run it as well were really nice! 😊🙏😊 Last night November 7th I got to speak to their manager Andrew over the phone and let him know that I wanted to include this story experience in the book and he was thrilled about that he and I are going to meet sometime face to face and I look forward to meeting him and sharing their story in the second book which will be called life stories volume two life happens I'm in the process of working on it now! Also praying for the November 8th election hopefully it turns out in a good way! We need a government democracy that works right for the people and not for the people who were elected to represent the people! Many of them in Congress seem to forget they were there to represent people not represent themselves! So I am praying that we get a government that believes in democracy and fairness for all again! When we send people to Congress we expect them to represent us and to represent the country well as well and not become an embarrassment in our government! Looking forward to meeting the manager of square root sometime and let him know about my good experience at square root! God bless you all from...

Anthony and Sandra have hosted our parent soccer school group on three separate occasions, the most recent last Friday (October 21). They and their team are absolutely the best to work with, they handle all the details so we just have to show up and have fun.

They go the extra mile with little details like having our school colors for plates, napkins and plastic wear as well as getting our logo and putting it up on the board with our drink menu. All this without us even asking - love the attention to details they provide!

The food is delicious and cooked to order so food never arrives cold and there is always a fight to who can take the left overs home - if there are ever any. Do yourself a favor and get the pretzels and pizza - as well as the tater tots - you won’t disappointed.

Their staff is absolutely amazing and friendly. Every time we go, I feel like we are arriving at my family’s house. They remember so much about us after just two previous visits. I enjoy catching up with them just as much as I do with the fellow parents. I can’t say enough about how quick and professional they all are. Their atmosphere is so warm and friendly, just like them and their team. We are already planning our next event at their place for June!

Thanks again for everything you have done for our school and parent fundraiser, Anthony, Sandra and team! We will see you...

The Square Root, in the Boston neighborhood of Roslindale, is a cute little coffee shop cafe that regularly showcases area music talent. My concert buddy and I came here one recent evening for a show. We parked across Belgrade Avenue at the MBTA Commuter Rail’s Roslindale Village Station for a fee. The irregularly shaped brick building is rather interesting, being shaped more like a rounded triangle, and certainly not a “square”. The food here is good. We had a flavorful enough buffalo chicken pizza, although the crust was very hard with little or no taste. The menu has plenty of drinks from which to choose: tap brews, wine, cider, sodas, and of course, plenty of hot and cold specialty coffee options. My latte and eventual beer were both very good. The room is rather small, and with a band set up there’s very little space for the audience, and that’s okay, because it was the packed audience, along with the performers, who brought the atmosphere. The counter server, the apparent owner, and the house sound tech, each displayed different levels of being on the uptight side; not quite rude but certainly not friendly. Maybe that’s how they roll in Roslindale; I don’t know- I had never been here - but I do know that a friendly smile goes a long way. Nevertheless, it’s a nice little intimate space music venue where the packed crowd is face to face with the...