Absolut Clubhouse

I like the atmosphere. Tons of signed memorabilia. You cannot get into the Absolut Clubhouse without showing your tickets, so I thought that was a little annoying. If you wanted to bring a couple of friend that have different seats than you, you cant, and I think that is ridiculous. It wasn’t any more special in there than any other sports bar in Boston, aside from the fact that it is directly connected to the park. Service was great, food was good, and definitely an experience I will never forget.

During Red Sox games you need to have dugout seats to get into Absolut Clubhouse. I can see how this would be a great event venue– and I do like the atmosphere… but I can’t justify the prices of the drinks and food simply to have the feeling of exclusivity. Game On and the Beerworks may be packed (But isn’t that part of the fun, too– all the hustle and bustle, everyone decked out in their Red Sox gear, excited about the game?), but the food is better, and there are more options for both food and drinks. One bonus about the Clubhouse is that you can actually enter the park through the back of the Clubhouse, you don’t need to go through one of the main gates.

Attended the #SoxUp event here last night & I absolut-​ly loved the atmosphere. From pictures lining the walls to burgers, dogs & beer it was like opening day. Come to think of it, there was no game & the burgers were more like sliders served on silver platters.
Ok…you get my point, I was at Fenway park in February it was easy to think the boys of summer had returned. Wishful thinking :)
So, if you’re thinking of having an event here you will have plenty of room for people to mingle among the photos of baseball greats. The food was also delish. I could have stood to have the potato puffs (?), something with potato and bacon and cheese to be a bit larger, though they were awesome. The sliders were meaty and well proportioned. Quesedillas were my fav!
I hope to get back there for another event when Papi and the boys are back in town.