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Party Earth Review: Tucked away in a residential area, Trina’s Starlite Lounge is a laid-back spot with a touch of punkish zing. The ultra-chill hipsters and art students filing past the basic black-and-brick exterior will find a lively front room, where helpful bartenders behind the stainless steel bar mix up innovative cocktails with names like Blow My Skull Off and Death in the Afternoon. A smaller anteroom sporting retro artwork and collages of old catalogs provides space for a diverse group of tattooed young professionals, local residents, and grad students to chow down on corn dogs and fried chicken. Once the weekend rolls around, the Parlor Room opens up to savvy partiers looking to bask in the dark lounge vibe created by the curving marble bar and tattoo art on the walls. Featuring comfort food and cheap suds without losing its sense of style, Trina’s Starlite Lounge is a cool destination for hip city dwellers who like their dives with a touch of class. ... read full review |
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3 Beacon Street |
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Red Line: Porter Square Station |
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617-576-0006 |
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Daily 5pm–1am; Brunch M noon–4pm |
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Day Spot Night Spot |
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“Ask for the daily special or, even better, the always creative Dog of the Day. Past dog varieties have included apple dogs, popcorn dogs, and smoked bacon-wrapped dogs with Brussels sprouts and broccoli. You won’t be sorry! ”
Cambridge / Somerville, Boston – Tucked away in a residential area, Trina’s Starlite Lounge is a laid-back spot with a touch of punkish zing.
The ultra-chill hipsters and art students filing past the basic black-and-brick exterior will find a lively front room, where helpful bartenders behind the stainless steel bar mix up innovative cocktails with names like Blow My Skull Off and Death in the Afternoon.
A smaller anteroom sporting retro artwork and collages of old catalogs provides space for a diverse group of tattooed young professionals, local residents, and grad students to chow down on corn dogs and fried chicken.
Once the weekend rolls... read more →
Mix of hipsters, musicians, grad students, and creative young professionals, mid-20s to late 30s+.
Playlists including everything from country rock to alternative beats. Flat-screen TVs tuned to sports.
Menu featuring pepperoni rolls, chili cheese dogs, and mac and cheese. Service industry brunch M noon–4pm.
Brunch $7–$14, appetizers $4–$8, burgers and hot dogs $3–$8, entrées $8–$16. Beer $3–$5, Miller High Life bucket $11, wine $7–$18, cocktails $9.
Casual: t-shirts, hoodies, and jeans for men, and t-shirts, nice tops, jeans, and dresses for women.
Thursdays for dancing and Fridays and Saturdays for a packed weekend crowd.
Thirsty Scholar Pub (70 Beacon Street) is a mellow place perfect for a few pints before or after going to Trina’s.
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