This sports bar sits just on the edge of Fenway Park. If you can't get tickets to the game, you can watch it from the roof deck here with it's mini version of the Green Monster and feel like your as close as you can get. It's got your classic bar food menu (wings, burgers, beers) and a friendly atmosphere. A great place to watch the game for the more traditional Fenway bar experience. The crowd here is generally a bit older than at Game On.

Thornton's is a bar and grill that offers American food on a block known for its restaurant diversity: Peterborough Street. Though traditional, the menu is large - guests can choose from a number of appetizers, burgers, salads, sautees, and fish entrees - and the food is excellent. Vegetarians are catered to, with portions of the menu highlighting meatless options, and some of their meatless items are their best - try the hummus! Weather permitting, you can sit outside and sip on a beer - domestics cost $3, and draft beers like Samuel Adams Boston Lager and Harpoon IPA only cost $3.75. Though it's a bit of a hike from the park, Thorton's Fenway Grill is a great place to go before or after a game. Street parking is permit only for the most part, so circling the block 3-4 times is usually to be expected, but there is a covered lot nearby: Boston:Deaconess Garage UPDATE: A four-alarm fire that destroyed Sorentos, Umi Fenway, Rod Dee, Greek Isle, El Pelon Taqueria and Thornton's Fenway Grille on Peterborough Street at 1 a.m. Tuesday, Jan. 6.

Audubon Circle takes its name from the rotary that used to exist where Park Drive and Beacon Street came together, designed in 1887 by Frederick Law Olmsted. That traffic feature doesn't exist anymore, but luckily this charming bar and restaurant carries on the name. Very cozy atmosphere in this sister establishment to Miracle of Science.