Lucky's Lounge

Lucky's Lounge was founded in 2003, and is located at 355 Congress St Ste 100 in Boston. Additional information is available at www.luckys-lounge.com or by contacting Bill Costa at (617) 357-5825.

Parking: Public transportation to Fort Point Channel is scant. Parking is easy--try the All-Bright garage a half block away on Congress Street.

When to Go: Make sure to hit up the "Sinatra Sunday Brunch" with live music from 11am to 2pm every Sunday.

This is a subterranean dive with gritty charisma. Live cover bands play at one of its two bars Thursdays and Fridays, and crooners (think Frank Sinatra types) play on the weekends, including for Sunday brunch, to a yuppie-meets-artsy crowd. The hip Rat Pack vibe, large martinis, and fine salads, pizzas, and meatloaf keep lines trailing out the door. The story goes: when its signboard wasn't...

Hidden "speakeasy-style" behind "unmarked doors", this "atmospheric" Fort Point lounge exudes a "Rat Pack vibe", especially on Sinatra weekends, devoted to Ol' Blue Eyes tributes; "friendly" servers ferry cocktails and comfort food to a mix of locals, "popped-collar" dudes and "flannel-and-Wayfarers"-clad hipsters.

Speakeasy style in the Seaport. No sign, but follow the steps down to find welcoming scene. Curved bar is the center of the action, with live music five nights a week in the back. Big Blue Eyes fans here, with Sinatra brunches, tribute performances. Serves lunch and dinner: wild Maine mussels, steak frites, homemade meatloaf wrapped in bacon. Peak hours can get tight, so make a reservation if...

Descending the stairs into Lucky's is like stepping through a portal into a swinging hipster lounge straight out of the '50s. Dim red lighting washes a rowdy vinyl-upholstered dining room, which is...

A sizzling, Sinatra-flavored, subterranean lounge heats up Fort Point Channel with swing bands, beef sliders and retro cool.