I'm amazed there is no more forum love for Boston - and no link to Boston in Roosh's master travel locations post - by far one of the easiest cities if you know where to go and what you're doing. Average nights out the women may appear less attractive than Miami or San Diego due to the northern climate... but don't judge books by their cover/extensive winter clothing. I would avoid Fanueil Hall. But Newbury St. and Back Bay in general (Tom Brady's backyard) the $$$ must attract more than one dame that's a dime.
In Quincy Market you're guaranteed to see at least one good street fight/public disturbance. Issues abound for those seeking a SNL (mainly out of towners which make for bad logistics). Pass over save Clarke's and or Kitty O'Shea's perhaps if you're feeling the loud raucous vibe. Absolutely no Purple Shamrock or McFadden's. I do have to give some love to The Sanctuary (heaven/hell/purgatory themed bar/club) on State. Several hotel lounges (Bond, etc.) you'll hear good things about but show up early due to impossible/non-moving lines. Fanueil Hall also suffers from the fact the T closes at midnight (seriously!?!) and it is impossible to flag a cab after bar closing due to the roving packs of meatheads and vomiting women. Always leave well before last call, anyway you're already busy leaving with your newly discovered girlfriend for the night, right?
Back Bay runs classy and upscale, a good cocktail crowd and trends older despite Boston being a notorious college town. Bolyston St. has good bars, check out Towne, Back Bay Social Club, etc. which are EXCELLENT venues and most women going live locally, like just around the block, not that's important =). If you can run day game Newbury St. is a GOLD mine and akin to some of the best boulevards in America for quality with added New England charm.
Not too much North End experience so I'll have to defer. Clink (runs VIP/gold digger - sports figures have been known to appear there, show up early before 10 due to lines... it's worth it due to the proximity to hospitals = great girl:guy ratio, and caters/trends to the professional crowd that doesn't mess around). Stay away from nearby Beacon Hill Pub, etc. unless you like the smell of piss when in a bar and the kind of women that hang out at places like that (epitome of low hanging fruit).
Southie (Beer Garden) should be checked out as well if you're feeling the local neighborhood scene. It helps if you have some Irish ancestry (but not overbearingly Irish, subtle Irish. Think JFK, Jr.)
In Quincy Market you're guaranteed to see at least one good street fight/public disturbance. Issues abound for those seeking a SNL (mainly out of towners which make for bad logistics). Pass over save Clarke's and or Kitty O'Shea's perhaps if you're feeling the loud raucous vibe. Absolutely no Purple Shamrock or McFadden's. I do have to give some love to The Sanctuary (heaven/hell/purgatory themed bar/club) on State. Several hotel lounges (Bond, etc.) you'll hear good things about but show up early due to impossible/non-moving lines. Fanueil Hall also suffers from the fact the T closes at midnight (seriously!?!) and it is impossible to flag a cab after bar closing due to the roving packs of meatheads and vomiting women. Always leave well before last call, anyway you're already busy leaving with your newly discovered girlfriend for the night, right?
Back Bay runs classy and upscale, a good cocktail crowd and trends older despite Boston being a notorious college town. Bolyston St. has good bars, check out Towne, Back Bay Social Club, etc. which are EXCELLENT venues and most women going live locally, like just around the block, not that's important =). If you can run day game Newbury St. is a GOLD mine and akin to some of the best boulevards in America for quality with added New England charm.
Not too much North End experience so I'll have to defer. Clink (runs VIP/gold digger - sports figures have been known to appear there, show up early before 10 due to lines... it's worth it due to the proximity to hospitals = great girl:guy ratio, and caters/trends to the professional crowd that doesn't mess around). Stay away from nearby Beacon Hill Pub, etc. unless you like the smell of piss when in a bar and the kind of women that hang out at places like that (epitome of low hanging fruit).
Southie (Beer Garden) should be checked out as well if you're feeling the local neighborhood scene. It helps if you have some Irish ancestry (but not overbearingly Irish, subtle Irish. Think JFK, Jr.)