New year's eve meal with friends, as usual the food was amazing and staff were all very friendly and helpful. To be honest, this is somewhere we have eaten a few times now and they never disappoint. We would recommend to anyone.
We visit here for drinks when we go out and its always a great atmosphere and the cocktails r great. I had my birthday meal on steak night and the staff looked after us all the way through, quick service (no waiting for drinks etc) and really friendly � the food was cooked beautifully! Thankyou for my cocktail aswell...made it extra special �
Excellent meal in lovely surroundings!! Food and drink were equally faultless and excellent service by all staff!! Highly recommend and will definitely be back. Thank you!
The best breakfast in town by a mile. Full English breakfast was gorgeous would recommend to anyone. Will defiantly be going again
I went for my wife's b day party! There was 22 of us and the food was great and staff attentive highly recommend. Thanks for having us x
This is a must see performance incredible what a great night we had. Very talented beautiful scene lit up church amazing.
Had a great time attending a classical music performance by candlelight. The atmosphere was fantastic. There was plenty of space for everyone. The church is conveniently located near Copley Station on the Green Line (trolley) and is a 5-minute walk from Back Bay Station on the Orange Line (train).
A string quartet concert was held in this church. Lots of rich history.
Beautiful historic church next to Boston's Public Library (also worth checking out). Would have loved to hear its organ play. It was completed in 1873, designated National Historic Landmark in 1970 for its architectural significance as one of the finest High Victorian Gothic churches in New England. It is home to one of the oldest religious communities in the US.
Old South Church was born in 1669 in a raging argument over the waters of baptism. Twenty eight men and about as many women (known then as “the Schismatics” or “the Dissenting Brethren”) broke away from Boston’s First Church to found a church aching to dispense the waters of baptism more liberally. Our founders were descendants of separatist and dissenting Pilgrims, Puritan reformers, and Bay Colony merchant adventurers. Their parents left England in the 17th century, some to escape persecution, and others to forge a more prosperous life in the New World. Our founders included a butcher, a bricklayer, a brewer, a fisherman, a bookseller, a shoemaker, two ship’s captains, a tailor, two felt-makers, an apothecary, several merchants, a mason, several selectmen, a mint-master, farmers, and a schoolmaster.
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