From nation tunes to jazz, these areas around Greater Boston have you covered.
It looks like more than ever, Bostonians are wanting to dine at locations that use an experience, such as live music. Luckily, there are lots of dining establishments including programs, from artists covering Frank Sinatra classics to emerging bands playing brand-new hits. Guests can enjoy an efficiency while enjoying kir royale mixed drinks and smoked salmon rillettes.
We’ve created a roundup of 6 areas that use visitors both live music and a cooking experience. The next time you’re wanting to take pleasure in breakfast or supper with a group of pals, think about venturing out to among these locations.
The Beehive
On Saturdays and Sundays, this stylish South End area provides live music with their weekend breakfast, including efficiencies from groups like Pop Into The Chemist, the Phil Grenadier Quartet, and flutist Yulia Musayelyan. You can dine on meals like the eggs shakshuka or the baked French toast with maple butter and fresh berries. On Sundays, beginning at 7:30 p.m., Bruce Bears & Friends will play the blues. (541 Tremont St., Boston)
Capo Restaurant & Supper Club
South Boston is home to Capo Supper Club, part of the trendy Italian restaurant Capo on West Broadway. During Sinatra Sundays, you’ll be carried back in time by artists Rich DiMare and the Ron Poster Trio, as they carry out classic hits. Order from the complete menu, which highlights the Roman design wood-fired pizza, pasta meals like cacio e pepe and Maine lobster gnocchi, and mixed drinks, consisting of the Capo old-fashioned. (443 W. Broadway, South Boston)
City Winery
Sip on a wonderfully crafted glass of white wine while participating in a live program at City Winery. This spring, the music place near North Station will display acts from singer-songwriter Jaimee Harris, homage band Echoes of Floyd, and pop vocalist Tiffany. If you’d like to purchase a meal, their menu provides a beet and goat cheese salad, a range of hamburgers, and steak frites. (80 Beverly St., Boston)
Darryl’s Corner Bar & Kitchen
Every Sunday, Darryl’s Corner Bar & Kitchen, owned by Nia Grace, provides a Sunday Soul & Jazz Brunch, throughout which you can listen to regional skill and dine on home cooking: cheddar grits, waffles, barbeque ribs, and macaroni and cheese. You can likewise tune in to their Off The Cuff Artist Showcase, an open mic series that is backed by the house band, The Mastadonis Project. Keep an eye on other live efficiencies from artists such as Tolieth and Seventh Sun. (604 Columbus Ave., Boston)
Lizard Lounge
Cambridge’s Lizard Lounge is a popular live music club, situated north of Harvard Square. This April, you’ll have the ability to go to sets from groups like The Gravel Project, Duochrome, and Kotoko Brass Band. Their menu consists of highlights such as blackened catfish tacos, grilled chicken sandwiches, grain bowls, and homemade vegetable hamburgers. (1667 Massachusetts Ave., Cambridge)
Nash Bar & Stage
Jason Santos’ Southern-motivated restaurant in the Theater District is likewise a location to capture some live music. You can anticipate to discover c and w carried out over breakfast on Saturdays, along with a Songwriter’s Night. The primary supper menu provides whiskey-glazed steak pointers, Nashville hot chicken sliders, and shrimp and grits, with banana pudding for dessert. (253 Tremont St., Boston)
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