Patrick’s

I came in here on a Friday night. For a small bar with no DJ, there were a good amount of younger people here as well as older, so it was an okay crowd. There’s also a big parking lot in the back, so that’s good. I just don’t really great why people come here. The lighting was way too bright. The dart board was right on front of the entrance to the bathrooms, so if you’re not paying attention coming out of the bathroom, you’re gonna get a dart right in the head.
Drinks were good though. I’d probably come back if they had a DJ.

I have been going to Patricks for quite a while. The reason why I keep going is because they are very fairly priced, its a relaxing place just to hangout and have a beer, and the people that go there are friendly. On the weekends, DJ Antonio does Karaōke and plays music at around 11:30pm and its a good time. The bar tenders are friendly and fun. During the week its a relaxing place to just go and have a beer and on the weekends (Thurs-​Sat) they do the DJ and Karaōke. The owner is an extremely nice woman. It is a great local bar to go to.

Patrick’s overall is your typical pub, and at first glance seems nice, and cozy.
Their karaōke system and DJ is flawed!!! Karaōke really starts at 10:00 or later.
What I thought would be a great night with friends and a fun karaōke singing experience turned out to be rodeo of errors. No rotation of singers, and favoritism.
Who knew that having big boob’s, dancing like a fool, and sounding like a trainwreck get’s you to top of the rotation.lol.only in America I guess! After waiting an hour and a half, and asking if I’m next, and being brushed off, my peeps and I blew the joint.
DJ is more concerned with racking up friends on FB then focusing on pleasing the singers that make his business.
Patrick’s management take notes please. Rotation, Rotation, Rotation. maybe if I sing this three times they might take notice, but I might have to invest in breast implants.nah.I’m just gonna go where I can get my song on.

My friends live literally within walking distance from this pub. Cozy, comfortable, and definitely full of regulars. Great place to stop in and have a few beers. They don’t serve food, but we ordered wings from a place around the corner and let us bring them in.

the quintessential local, townie pub. nothing more, nothing less. Kind of place I would frequent if I lived nearby, but know that there’s a similar spot close to anywhere I travel in greater Boston. it’s the kind of place that used to exist even more until they decided to turn half of them into high end gastropubs (at least in their mind). thankfully, Patricks has resisted this temptation.