Are you a serious sports fan? The type who's more
passionate than the players, more knowledgeable than the coaches, and more
demanding than that meddling baseball owner from New York? Do you crave a lot
more than a couple of TVs, some old sports memorabilia and deep fried
everything? Then you shall have it. Game On! is about the fan and for the fan.
We invite you to be our guest.
Phone:
617.351.7001
Address: corner
of lansdowne street & brookline ave
Web Site:
Description:
Game On! is a multi-media
entertainment destination where good company, great food, and the most up to
date of everything come together like a 98-yard touchdown drive. With more HD
projection TVs than a Best Buy showroom, better sound than Carnegie Hall, a chef
vs. a fry cook, the only gamer Crib Room of its kind and Fantasy Friendly wi-fi
computer access, Game On! adds up to the best fan experience yet.
Weekly Schedule:
Monday-Friday: 7:00am-close: Breakfast, lunch
and dinner
Another sports bar? Sure, if Fenway is just another ballpark. Game On! is
a multi-media entertainment destination
where good company, great food, and the most
up to date of everything come together like
a 98-yard touchdown drive. With more HD
projection TVs than a Best Buy showroom,
better sound than Carnegie Hall, a chef vs.
a fry cook, the only gamer Crib Room of its
kind and Fantasy Friendly wi-fi computer
access, Game On! adds up to the best fan
experience yet.
Sports fans of all stripes head to Fenway Park to cheer on their teams at the city's
largest sports cafe.
Editorial Rating:
Recommended
The Scene
The Lyons Group (Kings, Avalon) has
renovated a former bowling alley into a thoroughly
modern sports cafe. Nestled into the side of Fenway
Park, Game On! combines a cutting-edge sports bar
atmosphere (more than 90 plasma and high-definition
screens) with upscale comfort fare (wood-fired pizzas,
steaks, chops, fresh fish). Patrons fill a sunny outdoor
patio or head inside to drink and dine throughout the
establishment's two levels (12,000 square feet).
The Food Twin kitchens churn out classic
American fare, and the lengthy menu runs the gamut from
straightforward starters (authentic buffalo wings) to
intricate entrees like seared jumbo sea scallops with
goat cheese risotto. Heaping plates of nachos and fried
calamari are ideal for groups, as are brick oven pizzas.
(Offbeat toppings include spicy lamb, brie and Philly
cheese steak.) Hearty diners skip burgers and sandwiches
in favor of marinated steak tips and New York strips.
