Jerry Remy’s Sports Bar & Grill

We went to the rooftop to have a few drinks and a bite to eat before the game on Marathon Monday. The weather was great, as was the view of Fenway. The drinks were cold, well-​made and go down way too easy. We tried a few apps — we did wish there was calamari on the menu; but, our waitress told us the upstairs kitchen isn’t big enough to duplicate the main kitchen. Oh well. Great place to hang out before the game.

If I could give this 7 out of 2 stars, I would! Unfortunately my options are limited to 5 out of 5. Jerry Remy personally handcrafted my burger himself in front of my eyes, after receiving my golden ticket in my last burger. Good brew, good guys, good vibes… Good burgers. I could taste Jerry’s compassion and love for the sport food industry in every bite. Bravo, and brava… Bravi

We had a bit of a SNAFU at Jerry Remy’s.
I kind of lost my temper about it. But the manager, Angela, went above and beyond to fix the situation, which I very much appreciate.
Accidents happen. But it’s nice to know that they care about their customers and would go to such great lengths to turn an unpleasant situation into a positive experience.

The bartender is a wonderful young gentleman who resembles an attractive adult if Troy Bolton and Jimmy Neutron were to mate. What a fella. He even put blueberries in my brewski!!! WOWWWWWIE! The effort. The skill. So fresh. #Fenway
However, my tongue nearly fell off from the spicy taste of the «salsa» from the ever so delicioso nachos. It was more like SIRACHA sauce if you ask me!!! ARE THERE GHOST PEPPERS IN THIS? My. Oh. My. H o w e v e r, I highly recommend the nachos (minus the sirachattack) and the deeeeeelightful service. Splendid! A+++

Food wasn’t very good, service was even worse. Dead on a Friday night. It was the only restaurant we could get into without a reservation, and there was only 3 other tables being used. We should’ve known when we walked in! Sorry Jerry, but we just wasn’t impressed.

The indoors view of sports is great with TVs and the bars but the service and food quality is mediocre at best. The people are nice and friendly when you walk in but when you want them to check on you or want to order something else or get the check, they are no where to be found.
Came on a game day and they did not tell us the specials. We only found out some things where half off and others weren’t when the bill came. Also, the food proportions are tiny! You’ll get 4 wings or 4 strips for 15 $$? A burger was 15 $. Plus $ 4 extra for «chicken» on the plain nachos (no chicken after ordering chicken nachos!). The Remy is not worth it at all.

The first thing you notice are the massive TVs on every available inch of the walls in the bar. Maybe not a great place for conversation unless all parties can avoid the distraction of the TV. Overall great service. Food was OK, I ordered the fish sandwich which came with seasoned french fries.

We ate lunch here today after touring Fenway park. They were not busy at all. The service was fantastic and the food was even better. The grilled turkey sandwich was really good, fries, onion rings, burgers all great. The beer selection was really good. I have a gingerbread ufo– loved it. I would highly recommend. I had 4 kids with me who were starving and demanding– the waiter didn’t miss a beat.

NO.
But they got big TVs you say. Yes. This is true. Their TV selection and size is unrivaled. But I think that’s a bad thing. Can Boston bars stop assaulting us with TVs?
But look at all those taps, you proclaim. True, there are MANY taps all of which are filled with sub-​par beer. I had to order a Guinness. A GUINNESS I SAY! (sidebar: I don’t actually mind Guinness it’s just not something I would typically order, I’m more of a craft beer guy myself — hence the beard).
I was here on a weekday right around 5 during December. It was empty. Not in the figurative sense. I was the only non-​employee in the bar. The bartender was friendly… BUT SO SLOW. I WAS THE ONLY CUSTOMER THERE. Again, not figuratively, literally the only customer there. How is it still slow. Ugh.
Just don’t. I… I can’t.

Came here to watch the Boston College vs. Notre Dame last Saturday. My party of 4 arrived here around 3:30−4pm when the game started at 7:30pm and we waited in line for an hour to get in. Once we got in, we were only allowed downstairs and not to the upstairs portion where some friends were. We understood this since it may have been at capacity, but then we saw people behind us allowed upstairs. After waiting for an hour, we didn’t really have the energy to question the bouncer and let it go. We headed to the bar for a few beers and looked around for someplace to sit. We put our name down with the hostess for a table to get some food and she said it would be 3 hours. We weren’t particularly hungry so we just put the name down and were content standing for a while watching other games on the TVs. After 45 min, we were able to sit which was great. We ordered drinks from the table the remainder of the night and some nachos and chili. The nachos were HUGE and could have fed a family of 5. well worth the price! Only complaint is the nachos didn’t specify they had cheese on the menu so one girl in or party was dairy free and couldn’t eat them. We thought this should have been specified. Overall, great night and a great spot to watch any sports!

Large selection of beers, nice food and really lovely staff! Some dishes a bit pricey.

What happened to Jerry Remy’s? It’s so dead and the service sucks! I waited 15 minutes for shrimp cocktail and the place is dead. Then the bartender could care less. No Bueno. I think the menu changed too.

Food good Great sports bar. Waitress was very friendly

The lettuce wraps and drinks were quite good Our waitress Lauren provided excellent service for our meeting. We had meeting for 35 people and she took care of everyone’s orders. Lauren was focused, diligent and courteous to even our most demanding members. This is why we will come back to Jerry Remi’s again. Keep up the good work!

went before a baseball game and had a great time. Staff was really nice, attentive and helpful. Good was great. Upper deck for seating is awesome, especially when the weather is nice. Good prices too! Will definitely be going here again

Not super impressed with this place other than the proximity to Fenway. Drinks were well made but the food is just bar food nothing that stands out as «must eat».

Went here yesterday with my girlfriend for the first time. We were hungry and didn’t want to go too far and I was in the mood for a burger. She’s vegetarian, so we scanned through some of the menus of nearby restaurants and the Unilocal menu posted on here listed three or four different options – more than any other place.
Turns out the menu posted on Unilocal is probably from 6+ months ago, before Jerry Remy’s closed for a while, changed ownership, and re-​opened. The way I figure it, though, if they want to stay open they should step up their game… no pun intended!
I ordered a burger with swiss cheese, jalapenos, and bacon on a sesame brioche and asked for it to be medium-​well. The burger came out pretty much well done and charred. There’s a certain way you cook a burger if you want the juices to stay inside and want it medium-​medium well. It was dry and with no sauce on the burger to pull the flavors together, it was very sub-​average. Ketchup did nothing to perk it up; and, there weren’t many jalapenos on the burger, either.
My girlfriend ordered the veggie burger, which I was disappointed for her about. It came out and looked questionable; I have no clue what they put in the burger but it looked pink and had a slight resemblance to pork (even though, clearly, it was vegetarian).
The fries relatively redeemed the dish, but just barely. They’re coated in flour before they are fried, which makes a pleasant crispy fry.
We also had the spinach dip with tortilla chips and veggies. The spinach dip missed the mark, too – not as creamy. Yardhouse does a much better spinach dip.
Our waiter held our table pretty well, but was not very attentive to check-​in on how things were going and the restaurant was not packed. For the price of what we paid ($ 40) on that food, I would have hoped for higher quality food.
I don’t plan on going here again.

Decent bar atmosphere on the Boston Harbor. The food and service wasn’t quite as good. The blackened chicken wrap had very little flavor and the waitress was a little busy so she couldn’t tend to our needs/​requests in a timely manner. Not bad place to go if you want to grab a drink, but probably wouldn’t recommend for a place to grab dinner.

Rude hostess and expensive drinks.
We went before a Red Sox came and it wasn’t that busy. We wanted to sit on the roof deck but the hostess said we had to order food. What a joke! The prices this place charge for drinks is almost equivalent to ordering food, especially if you have 2 – 3 drinks. We left after one drink and went somewhere more accommodating.

We went here before the Red Sox game last Sunday. It was busy and we are pressed for time. we were seated quickly by the window and had an awesome view of a green monster! We immediately started to try to take a ‘selfie’ and a nice staff member noticed and offered to take a picture for us.
Unfortunately after that… we sat for almost 10 minutes before anyone came to our table to get our drink or order. We were just about to walk out and leave, thinking we would get something at the game since it was taking so long.
At that time, the same staff member noticed that we were looking around and came over & asked if anyone had taken care of us? When we said no, he said he’d just take care of us.
We expressed concern about the food taking long. He was very accommodating. Brought our drinks right away & the food was out very quickly.
Thank you Bernard for saving the day! The food was great, view awesome & service A+

Food isn’t all that special, just your typical bar food… pretty much the same as anywhere else except the price and presentation. Came in for a few drinks after a game at Fenway. Nice play to just kick back and booze away because Fenway does not serve alcohol after the 7^th inning. Service is super slow but they are very polite… not much more to say as it is not all that special.

Service and atmosphere are great. Excellent food! If you are looking for a great sports bar in the Fenway park area THIS is it!

Came here around 5pm on a GORGEOUS May Monday before a game at Fenway. Got a two-​seater by the window which was perfect for having the indoor atmosphere with the outdoor breeze. I think all of the street level tables were already taken, but we forgot to check out the roof top patio to see what that was like. The place is big with many booths and a few chairless barstool tables near the bar if you just wanted to pop in for one drink and stand the whole time. Giant bar with tons of TVs, typical sports bar except with the advantage of having it open on both ends so you’d always feel like you were outside. Maybe not as fun in the winter, but great on the nice days.
Friendly service.
I ordered a bottle of their pinot grigio (yes, weird for a sports bar but I had already had beer that day which tends to make me tired). Very good Loaded Nachos (bacon, jalapenos, tomatoes, sour cream & guacamole $ 11). I don’t eat meat so had mine minus the bacon and still liked them. Piled high on the plate instead of dispersed evenly over a wider plate is something I usually don’t like because I find there are always lots of chips underneath with no toppings, but these were fine and I was too full by the time I got to the bottom anyway. My partner had the French Dip au Jus* (creamy horseradish, provolone cheese, ciabatta $ 14) and really enjoyed it («juicy, tender, thick and tasty horseradish» he says).
Definitely would go back again.

Stopped in for some appys and drinks before today’s Red Sox game.
The rooftop deck is great, a nice open cheery space with a great view of the ballpark.
We had an order of the crabcakes and two orders of wings (BBQ and Mango Habañero).
The crabcakes were a rip-​off — two small ones for $ 12. What a waste.
The wings were $ 10 for an order of 8 wings, and they were a much better value. The wings were pretty big and meaty and well prepared.
Our party of 4 had beers, a mimosa, and a bloody mary. The bill was close to $ 115.
Its a cool fun place with a nice vibe and great location. A perfect accompaniment to a game at Fenway.

Came here to watch a world cup game. This place is a fairly large bar with a roofdeck to accommodate the large number of people heading here to watch comes. But just because they can accommodate the high quantity doesn’t mean they do it with quality.
First off, I’ve never been to a sports bar with such low quality TVs. The tvs are incredibly old, unclear,
small, and damaged. Ok, so maybe the food can make up for it? Nope. $ 15 for a burnt burger and fries. Their wings were actually above bar-​food average, but for ~$ 10 for 8 pieces, it’s just not worth it.
Now I don’t mind paying extra if I’m watching games and staying for a while, but $ 7 taps and overpriced food to watch games on ancient televisions just doesn’t seem worth it.