You're going to think we're really stretching it when we say that one of Boston's best nightclubs is also a candlepin bowling alley - but doubt us not. Milky Way combines the...

Deep house and Guinness may not seem like the most natural match, but the Phoenix Landing pulls off the hybrid pub/club marvellously. The decor is unremarkable, but the...

A lounge that doubles as a dance club, the tiny, intimate Precinct screams 'swanky New York hot spot' - despite its sleepy location in Union Square. Precinct offers a diverse...

With the demise of Avalon, the Roxy is heir apparent to the thousands of displaced danceheads migrating from Lansdowne. A massive room, it has a grand stage, an elegant marble...

Housed in the Doubletree hotel, overlooking the Charles River, Scullers features big-name artists (the likes of Jamie Cullum, Michael Bublé and Tony Bennett) as well as rising...

Once one of Boston's biggest gay clubs, the new scene at Venu is much more mixed (but just as fun). House and techno are tempered with a healthy dose of Latin, and the result...

The area's best venue for reggae, Western Front also features Caribbean and Latin music, plus jazz. It attracts a racially mixed crowd, including a good proportion of students...

Sandwiched between the two rooms of its parent, famed music venue the Middle East, ZuZu is one of Central Square's gems. With its muted red and orange tones and walls busy with...