It's the WEEKEND. You have a mission: get lost, get crazy, get wild... That's the vibe of this place. Felt Boston offers four floors of unmatched entertainment, featuring a dining room, upscale billiard lounges, two private function rooms, multiple bars and an ultra modern nightclub on the top level. Mini burgers cost $1 each on weekdays from 4pm to 7pm; patrons enjoy free pool Mondays through Wednesdays from 4pm to 7pm. The third-floor balcony gives those waiting to shoot a chance to spy on the games (and people) below.

This restaurant turned bar/dance club makes an ideal date spot, whether you're in the mood for dinner-and-a-movie (Loews Boston Common is just down the street) or bacchanalian revels (DJ F and Sa, 10pm-2am, 21+, $10 cover). Appetizers ($7-11) include cilantro ginger calamari, a Mediterranean tapas plate, and a Thai style chicken tenders plate ($8). Entrees ($11-22) range from seafood to salads; the filet mignon ($22) is a must-have meal, though other options, like the Pizza Special of the day ($12), are just as delectable. West Street Grille's reliably good food, excellent service, and soothing décor will undoubtedly please. This section contains information from Harvard Student Agencies' Unofficial Guide to Life at Harvard.

The bar's mechanical bull perpetuates an "Urban Cowboy" meets "Girls Gone Wild" vibe. With large open spaces, VIP couches, a velvet rope and killer Cosmos, this Theatre District haunt is not the place to go for those looking for a laid-back night on the town. It’s drunken craziness at its best. Only open late on Friday and Saturday nights, the Liquor Store recently served as a backdrop for the filming of an episode of Oxygen Channel’s “Bad Girls Road Trip” when the crew made a pit stop in Boston. Bikini bull riding every Friday night! The winner goes home with $200 cash and will be entered in the finals for a chance to win $5,000.

Dining. drinking. lounging. in style. Located in the heart of the theatre district, Caprice offers a tantalizing menu with unique French Mediterranean flair. Forget about finding a place to park when the Wang Center has a show--pricey lots and the T are your best bets. Spee members will feel right at home at Caprice, which attracts a chic international crowd. Come here to schmooze and be seen in one of 3 separate bar areas. A DJ spins downstairs W-Sa at 10:30pm; for a more laid-back atmosphere, head to their 2 pool tables upstairs ($20/hr) or lounge in comfy chairs by the huge front windows. Super-expensive drinks (wine $8+, beer $6, mixed drinks $10+) make Caprice the place to come once you've landed that cushy I-banking job. Brazilian/Latin Su, “Buddha Lounge” M. Appropriate dress required. No cover. This section contains information from Harvard Student Agencies' Unofficial Guide to Life at Harvard. Current Promotions: The upstairs lounge captures the spirit of Morocco with rich color and plush seating. The Billiards Room features two red felt tables and a private bar. Caprice offers spacious and elegant private rooms and the finest in gourmet catering.

It used to be called "The Jukebox" and then Matrix. It's a very nicely (all-white) decorated space situated just below the Roxy Night Club. Some patrons complain about PURE Nightclub's laundry list of rules, including a strictly enforced dress code that prohibits hats, athletic wear and work boots.

} Underbar is a natural evolutionfollowing the success of the "powerful" Super Clubs and their intensity in the early 90's, to the love for the more intimate and "home feeling" of the Untra Lounge concept of the late 90's easrly 2000. Here goes The Super Lounge. It creates a club feel in a Lounge set up, thanks to Angel Moraes for His creation of the Underbar Sound System (He is the man who gave birth to the Stereo Club killer system in Montreal). Add top notch VIP service and a perfect cultural mix of lovely people driven by the same love for Fashion and Music and you've got the UNDERBAR.

Always sleek and luxurious, Mantra 's exclusive OmBar has been refurbished to create the ultimate late night ambiance. Located within a former bank vault, OmBar retains original striking features such as wrought iron bars and a 25-ton vault door. Weekly Schedule: Thursday ~ Saturday 10 PM.

An after hours club popular with the Euro crowd that has a capacity of 330 people. They spin mostly funk and Latin house music.

This place is closed and Kingston Station is now in it's place.

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