Great place for watching football. Usually showing at least 5 games.
Monday Night Football!!!!! .25 cent wings!!
One of only two bars in Boston that shows UFC fights. Make sure to get there early if you want a seat
Check out the 1970 Maynard High championship football team pic, front & center in number 52 is Acton's most famous resident Bill Mullin
The sauce! Different but great on both pizza and lasagna. Best pizza in Boston, yes. If you like thin crust and delicious flavor, this is the one for you. I ate half a pizza before I could stop.
30+ beers, 40+ wines, their very own soda and some of the best pizza in Boston. Spread the word with Wyngspan: http://bit.ly/1ateVvh
Good variety of pannini, show football games, good place
THE place to watch European (Italian) soccer in Boston, they have all games available.
Caramel was amazing
This was NOT the football game.
It works for football, not the best since both teams had yo be on the same side of the field. But Notre Dame rules.
Tour is definitely worth a trip. The tour guides are great and have massive passion for the team and stadium, which is a massive plus!
Don't order a cocktail in here. The crowd of local Irish guys won't let it go. The TVs always have European sports on, so head in for soccer, Gaelic football, rugby, what have you.
Best Football Pub In Boston
Great deal for Monday night football, wings are unbelievable
Great beer and food selection. Great place to watch football on Sundays
Must have the Pumpkin Chicken Risotto when it's on the menu!
Buffalo chicken tenders are a decent appetizer option.
Boston Common The first football game in America was played here.
Beautiful and Historical visit. Rich in history. Free Guided tour advised.
The Common was used for public hangings up until 1817. In early 1965, 100 people gathered here to protest the Vietnam War, & speeches have been given here by Martin Luther King Jr & Pope John Paul III
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