bleacher bar

tiny place tucked into the grandstand of fenway park. an awesome place to watch the beginning of a game if you get there early. the outfield door retracts and you get to see right onto the field, basically 20 ft behind the center fielder... very cool. normal tap selection and pretty good food as well.

love it. found this place while walking by fenway park. happened to see the field so we stopped in for a drink. great idea.

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this place gets really crowded on game days. try to go when it's not packed out. cool view of the field and the beer is cold. i can not comment on food because all we did was have drinks. the service was fast and friendly.

the bleacher bar was the bar to go to before a game. i loved the energy in this place. it really made you excited for the game to start. especially with this awesome view to watch the players warm up! we also ordered fries with gravy to go with our beverages. it was surprisingly good, for just fries and gravy. i would definitely recommend a pit stop at bleacher bar before the game if you have time.

if you love baseball you will love this. took my red sox loving husband here for lunch after doing a tour of fenway park for his birthday while on holiday. a typical american sports bar with typical american beers and food. the feature about this bar is the large window directly into fenway parks field. although everything was covered in snow, it was great to sit in front of the window looking out into the field and imagine a game of baseball. the atmosphere wasn't bad either.

it's a great place to get a drink, however, i sincerely hope that one does not try to order food here. the service is terrible and the waiters/waitresses are extremely inattentive. mine, for example, appeared to be in a daze for the majority of the night. he dropped multiple orders and appeared to be under the influence of drugs.

the lunch menu at bleacher bar is limited but there are some good options. although the sandwiches were tempting, we decided to split a flatbread and settled on the grilled chicken pizza topped with blue cheese, walnuts, roasted onions and slivers of green apple.

best food at fenway. located inside fenway park, the bleacher bar gives you a great field view from the outfield as well as some great sandwiches and fries. this small bar can only be accessed from lansdowne street and is the former location of the batting cages. the batting cages were replaced with a beautiful wood bar and lots of memorabilia of the red sox seasons past. local brews are available on tap and many more by bottle. sandwiches include deli classics like pastrami, corned beef and roast beef. every sandwich comes with a small bag of homemade potato chips but better compliment is their hand cut french fries. prices are very reasonable as compared to what you would pay in fenway. the staff is very friendly but the restaurant needed to have tables cleared a little quicker. bleacher bar is a great place before, during or after games and its even open in the off season.

cool spot. cool spot. they keep the food simply and its really good . i love eddies roast beef sandwitch and the chicken ceaser salads.

must stop for baseball fan. stop in for above average food but stay for the atmosphere and the game. a great view of the game and a great place to be a baseball fan. the cheese fries are great!

bleacher bar great. great experience for baseball lovers right before a game or anytime for that matter. my first experience was a great one had seats right at the window that made you feel that you were sitting right on the field with baseball players walking by and practicing right in front of you. you are allowed to sit there for 45 min. to eat but that is plenty of time. the food came quickly and they gave you plenty of it. it was great! would do it again. one of the nicest tucked away secrets at fenway park! the place is small and does get packed so i would suggest get there early.