The self proclaimed "Kings of Boston Nightlife". They are known for their evens on every Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, and Sunday. Go to their website if you want to get signed up for their event newsletter.

A neighborhood pub loved by Northeastern University students for its cheap prices, Our House serves up $3.50 appetizers Monday - Friday from 5:00 - 7:00, $2.99 burger & onion rings on Saturdays from 8:00 - 11:00, 20 cent wings with purchase of a pitcher on Monday nights, and has DJs Thurs - Sat. Weekend evenings can get a little crowded so be prepared. They also air every NFL game during the season, and have a bubble hockey table.

Though not owned by or affiliated with Red Sox mascot Wally the Green Monster, this hole-in-the-wall jazz club remains fan-friendly and seemingly prehistoric. Since its inception in 1947, Wally's has catered to a consistent clientele of music lovers from all walks of life. Don't look for a trendy crowd here—with its plain brick exterior and cramped interior barely big enough for your blocking group, Wally brings in all types of jazz afficionados, none of whom will be interested in the Diesels you selected for your night out. Ranging from blues to Latin, R&B to funk, Wally's is the proving ground for talented young musicians from Berklee College Of Music and the Boston Conservatory, as well as local amateurs and established performers. Open auditions every day; call ahead to schedule a time. The Cafe is known for having Jazz 365 Days per year (yes, that means holidays too!), They have Saturday Jam from 5pm-8pm, and Sunday Jam from 4pm-7pm. If you check out their website, you will find a schedule of music.

Template:Dance Club Set in the Back Bay Hilton, Club Nicole is distinctly upmarket. To get in the door, dress nicer, older, and richer than you really are. Lines tend to be long and selective, and the cover ranges from $12-16 depending on the theme of the night. If you want to rub shoulders with the rich, this is the place to do it. This section contains information from Harvard Student Agencies' Unofficial Guide to Life at Harvard.

Named after famous boozer-poet Charles Bukowski, this laid-back bar literally has 99 bottles of beers on the wall ($3-8). Catering to non-conformists of all ages, the Bukowski Tavern invites students, musicians, and locals to sample all 99 types of beer and join the prestigious mug club—all members receive their own personal mug inscribed with the name of their favorite dead author. With imports from around the globe and a menu with fabulous descriptions of every brew's flavor and history, this is the perfect complement to your incomplete Harvard education. Enjoy off-the-wall beers with the relaxed, neighborhood crowd. Bukowski's also offers a good lunch and dinner menu (entrees $3.75-7.25) and a great weekday burger special ($1.69). Just make sure to bring cash, as they do not accept Credit Cards. This section contains information from Harvard Student Agencies' Unofficial Guide to Life at Harvard. Cash-strapped students, take note: weekdays from noon to 8pm, plain burgers and hot dogs are $1.69 each (add a buck for cheese or fries).

Bowling, billiards, and a stocked bar. What else could you ask for out of a location? This Back Bay location, Kings, has it all. Stop in to enjoy disco bowling or your turn at being a pool shark. King's can be rented out for your company office party, or perfect for the pair of 2 that wants to duel over the pins. Pardon the pun, but if you are looking to "score" a good time, this is the place for you. Hours = M 5pm-2am, Tu-Su 11:30am-2am