Boston Eagle

Saturday night, very quiet, very few people inside, soft music, low lighting. I like the decorations. Place has an old look, with several wood-carved art displays. It was kind of hard to engage in conversations with other people, every body seemed to mind their own business. I was with a group of friends and everyone enjoyed the time we were there.

Walked in on a Thursday night, yes I realized wasn't the most crowded night; but I figured their would be some nice locals and bar staff... NOPE their was one person who smiled as we walked in and the bartender who was a DICK and drunk/high so left quickly. Thanks for setting the bar very low for the Gay scene Boston Eagle...

Jack, the bartender/owner is a trip. He can def throw shade. Don't drink and play pool, u will knock ur drink over, guaranteed. The bathrooms are a little gross but it's part of the charm. Love ending the night here for a night cap.

This bar deserves to be shut down until they replace the most disgusting bathrooms I have experienced in my 68 years going to bars or restaurants.. A great place for a beer in a relaxing atmosphere with a sarcastic but in a fun sort of way bartender owner. Just don't sit near the restrooms or you will gag.

Friendly, diverse, and a great place to have a beer or two. The men are hot but the girls are hotter. Seasoned bartenders who keep the place safe. I highly recommend this place ....oh, the music seems to speak to you. I don't know how they do it. Maybe I do.

Fun bartender (gay bi techy .. ) real 80-90s place..loveable with my bf

You know how Boston claims to have the oldest everything? Hotel, school etc.? Well that goes for gay bars too. Hands down the dive-iest gay bar I have ever seen, and allegedly the first one in Boston (possibly the country).