Coolidge Corner Clubhouse

All the reviews here are pretty accurate. They good quality is quite average, it’s just busy because of location. So basically, if it is snowing, you should go there otherwise, find another spot.

Decided to try this place again, based on a friends suggestion and actually had a great experience. The food was good, the beer cold, and all the TVs made watching the game easy for everyone at our table.

Best nachos in town… and I always get the Greek salad wrap for dinner which comes with a small side… I pick the house salad with their homemade salad dressing To go with it… always FRESH would definitely recommend… they have a good selection for drAft beer too… If you don’t know what to order ask the staff they know what there talking about and will direct you in the right direction! Will revisit soon!

Long time patron of the Coolidge Corner Clubhouse and it is a great place to hang out and have some great food and drink.
They recently added some Small Plate items to the menu and I was pleasantly surprised how much I like them. The portions are in line with the small plates description.
The fish tacos are worth the visit. They are incredible.
Coolidge Corner Clubhouse is worth a second look. The management is approachable and responsive with concerns or suggestions.
Over the years, I have liked that the Coolidge Corner Clubhouse is responsive to changing dining trends.
It is a great place to hang out, great people, service and food.

This was my first and last visit to CCC. Inattentive service, patrons actually screaming while playing a drinking game which — while not the staff’s fault — went on and on for more than an hour without any word from the staff or management — and I mean screaming as if someone were being attacked, really bad food — a healthy-​sounding kale and beet burger came looking like a stiff hockey puck. The toppings for the burger were incorrect, the side of sauce requested was not included. Onion rings were ordered and came out looking as though they had come out of a frozen package and microwaved. The bun of the burger was inedible.
One staff member stood by our table eating ice cream from JP Licks, the other servers leaned forward on a counter and looked bored even though there were many customers. It was really hard to get the server’s attention even though he was directly in front of us.
And the prices! Ridiculously high for simple bar fare and then horrible on top of that. Lots of money to pay for a loud sports bar with bad service.

Food is too expensive and didn’t even look good. Bathroom is really small. My pumpkin ale beer was about $ 6, which is average, but that’s all I cared to get after looking at the menu and seeing how the food looked (the grumpy old ladies sitting next to us ordered dinner). Only giving 2 stars because one is unfair since I didn’t even order anything. But if you just want to grab a drink afterwork, I wouldn’t recommend here.
At Least they had the GS Warriors vs Celtics game on.

Probably an ok place for beer, meat and wings. But, other vegetarian fare — not so much. Mac & cheese was lukewarm runny Kraft variety. The black bean burger was from frozen isle. We got fried pickles, why? — I don’t know, my wife likes them. but really who needs that many pickles on one plate. There are 20+ TVs, so it’s sort of loud and crowded. The Mozzarella sticks were decent.

I have actually never had a worse experience at a bar! I went there with a group of friends on a Friday night and had one beer, when I went to the bathroom I asked my friend to order me another, but when I returned I was told they wouldn’t serve me anymore. When I asked the bartender why he just kept telling me I was drunk off of the one beer I had been served. The manager finally came over and confirmed that she did not believe that I was drunk, but she had to respect the bar tender managers decision.
I have never been so offended. This is especially offensive when you consider that the man who was sitting next to me at the bar had admitted that he had been drinking there all afternoon, but he isn’t kicked out?
I have read the other reviews on this page and I am shocked by the amount of reviews made by women who say they have experienced similar treatment. I have yet to read a review by a man who says he was kicked out.
Aside from what I experienced, the bar and restaurant is cramped and dirty, my one beer was warm, and my friend said the food she had made her feel sick. I can’t believe this place hasn’t been shut down yet!
Do NOT go here!!!

I went with my kids with a living social coupon for $ 40 of food. Check came and it was $ 40.02. The manager then claims they meant for each of us to order a meal or I couldn’t use it. BUT that wasn’t what the deal said. I offer to buy one more item so the food total is over $ 40 so they will accept it.
Then when the waiter brings the check back he says he only takes off $ 20 because the coupon is expired, which it wasn’t. Manager is back over and now claims it was a mistake. So finally after wasting a bunch of time they accept the coupon.
The food was totally over priced for what we ordered.

I’ve been here multiple times and had good food but just got take out through Foodler and had some very bad food. I’m going to chalk it up as a 3 as average overall because of this.
The pulled pork is very good as is the pastrami. I’m also a fan of the fish and chips from here. The brunch is delicious and I recommend checking it out.
As far as my take out I just had. Curly fries were soggy, buffalo wings didn’t have enough buffalo and the mozzarella sticks were salty for some reason.

Huge portions, juicy burgers, and a decent assortment of craft brews on tap and bottled. What more could a guy want?
We ordered the BBQ chicken nachos for an appetizer and it was piled about 8 inches tall on the plate! And it was delicious! Had an amazing burger, but couldn’t even touch the curly fries I was so full! I will definitely be back.

Perfect ! We were there late Am on a Thursday, not many others. Service was Great ! Beer selection was PHENOMENAL!
The Cheeseburger was … The Best I have EVER Had !!!

1 star for: 4 staff member’s attitudes, 3 draft beers at wrong temps. 2 poorly mixed cocktails. 1& only impression I’m gonna get from this place.

I’m from New York and came to visit Boston for the weekend. I originally wanted to go to zaftigs but because the line was too long I came here. I came in for the weekend brunch and found that the food is a little pricey but it is filling (I’m a college student and I’m stingy with money).
I want to try coming here at night and trying out their beers and bar food but that will be for next time.
I got the egg sandwich which was 9.99. I really liked it and I was full by the time I finished it. The homefries are delicious here; they’re sautéed cubed baby potatoes.
My friends got the pancakes. They’re really fluffy and thick and yummy but if I ordered them I would ask for them to make them crispy because I thought they were too soft .
Overall though, a pleasurable dining experience. The waitress was friendly and understanding when we wanted to split our checks.

I can’t believe I haven’t reviewed this place yet. This is one of the best good places I’ve been to with real/​healthy American food. I’m pretty much a regular here. I usually get the buffalo chicken quesadilla, the Greek chicken roll up and sweet potato fries. This place has the best sweet potato fries. I highly recommend them!
They also have a large selection of burgers and chicken sandwiches. Every time I want to try a new burger I’m never disappointed, and they name them after athletes!
This place is small so it fills up quickly, I recommend going during the week or late night, they serve food later than most places around Coolidge corner.

I’ve been a Brookliner for just shy of a decade now, and as much as Coolidge has to offer, it was a bit embarassing that for a long time the only bar in the neighborhood was CCC (thank you Hops & Scotch– and Regal Begal to an extent– for changing that!). It was always a last resort for me, and having successfully stayed away for a good long while, I recently went in with some friends and it reminded me why I don’t like coming here, especially now that there are so many other better places in the neighborhood.
There’s just not too much here to be happy about: middle of the road beer selection with consistently dirty tap lines, overly sweet ”college girlie drink’-type cocktails, underwhelming bar food that’s probably from a frozen bag, a crammed space divided in two with the bar side way too narrow to move around and the table side only available if you’re ordering food, shabby décor and furniture, a mixed bag of servers and bartenders (some are nice enough, some less so), icky single bathrooms, too many TVs crammed into a tiny space… need I go on? On our most recent trip, one of us ended up getting sick afterwards, and the sad part was that it could have been due to a number of things, all plausable at CCC (bad nachos/​pretzles, unclean tap lines, tainted water, dirty cutlery…).
On the plus side, big shoutout to the bartender Sully who has always treated my friends and their roommates well over the years, and to the gaming machine with Naked Photo Hunt which is a treasure not found in many places nowadays. Otherwise, there’s no reason to come here; I suggest you take your business down the street, you can do better than CCC.

I randomly stumbled upon this restaurant during my first trip to Boston. I was with my mom and we had no idea what the restaurant was, we just wanted some food.
When we walked in, we assumed this was going to be another typical sports bar with mediocre food and cheap beer. However, I am happy to say we were pleasantly surprised. First of all, the food menu is MASSIVE with tons of different sandwiches, burgers, and salads all named after famous athletes. Being from DC I was looking for a familiar name but was out of luck. (notice the 4 stars… just kidding) Anyway, I was scrolling down the menu when I looked up and saw a massive sign that said «Best Lobster Rolls in Boston.» Obviously I knew what I had to order.
When the lobster rolls came, they didn’t look like much. A piece of flat buttery white bread with lobster meat on top. This was my first lobster roll ever so I wasn’t really sure what to expect. However, after biting in to what was possibly the best culinary creation I have ever experienced, I knew I was in heaven. Guys, I am not even exaggerating. Since eating this lobster roll, I have made a point to test out some other ones around Boston, and NOTHING compares! Their lobster roll is made out of pure lobster meat, meaning no mayo, celery, onions or any of the other crazy toppings restaurants try to use to beef up their lobster roll. It was absolutely perfect.
Besides the lobster roll, the ambiance is pretty laid back. There are a ton of TVs, a solid beer selection, and overall, the food is pretty cheap. Also, I know they deliver and do a great job keeping delivery prices low. While I’ve never ordered anything besides the lobster roll, I cannot wait to go back!

I am not sure what happened to cause a one or two star review, but, I have been here three times, and have found the food and the service on point all three times…
1. Their nachos are crazy big, loaded with goodin’s, and delicious.
2. Their menu is unique and thematic, with a sport icons, and food items named after said athletic icons.
3. The Mexican cuisine (mixed plate – Empanada, Taco, etc) is flavorful and authentic.
4. The Split-​fingered Chicken tenders, is crispy on the outside, and lived up to the word tender on the inside… All around delicious.
5. The Hamburgers are big, juicy, and popping with flavor – and the trimmings are fresh.
6. The salads are fresh, with some of the best, burst in your mouth cherry tomatoes I have had in a while.
7. The Chicken and Broccoli pasta, a garlic, white wine, and lemon sauce, hit the spot.
8. And finally, the Chocolate Mud Pie filled with mint and vanilla ice cream is massive and satisfied my sweet tooth.
There was entertainment here too – a T.V. for every table in the dining area (flat screens), and no chance of missing a play. The music was to my satisfaction as well.
If you want to have your dinner at a place where people are down to earth, the food is plenty and tasty, the service is good, and sports is your thing… Coolidge Corner Clubhouse is the place to be.

This is the worse chaotic menu I have ever seen. Also, at 11:45 am we were only ones there, and could barely get attention to order.
Ten minutes til. cup of chili came w stale nachos. 15 minutes til hamburger. Good size burger, but clearly fast food style. had to be pre packaged frozen. I assume this place is for ambiance of a sporys bar and that’s it.

Small quint place got there early/​5:00pm just in time. Order a glass of Pinot Grigio. $ 7.00, had two. Started w/​the Clams Casino $ 12.50, for (5). We shared a Mixed Green salad $ 7.50. Large enough to share. Then I had the Monkfish Marsala $ 22.75. My companion had the Swordfish Special $ 27.00. Kinda expensive but so worth. Great service just one server + one female chef. My only problem was the line out the door starring in, I felt rushed af
Term dishes were cleared, I just had a half of glass wine left. But other then that it was a great meal.

Es muy rico y los platos son bien enormes pero si quieres un lugar para platicar este no es el indicado.