Six String Grill & Stage Concerts 2024-2025

The Six String Grill is a lively establishment. I went there on a Wednesday night. There were a lot of people here! More than a hundred people were dancing to the loud music. There was a vibrant and enjoyable atmosphere. The concept of the decor was music and it was cozy. The wait service was attentive and kind. My waiter did an excellent job of replenishing my glass. This is the place to go if you want to get a drink and dance!

The food sucks. We were at Drag Brunch. I ordered the French toast with Bacon. It was cold. The bacon tasted like it was cooked 3 days before. The Drag show however was fabulous. They need a better venue

The Six String Grill is a hoppin' place. I visited on a Wednesday evening. This place was packed! The music was blaring and 100+ people were dancing. The atmosphere was lively and entertaining. The decor was comfortable and had a musical theme. The wait staff was friendly and attentive. My server did a great job keeping my glass full. If you are looking for a to grab a drink and a dance, this is the place!

Super easy to get to. Parking was fine, but had there been an event at Gillette, I am not sure how simple the parking and leaving experience would have been. The acoustics were surprisingly good inside the venue, the set up reminds me of a Tavern In The Square, and a curtain divided those paying to see the show vs those who did not. The band was excellent and they have a lot of amazing talent at that venue. I would go again for sure.

My family of 4 attempted to dine at this establishment on Saturday, 4/13, for lunch but was disappointed by the lack of hospitality. We arrived around 12:30 and made our way to the bar area to sit at a high-top table. I was initially standing at a table that sat 8 people but was quickly greeted by an employee, that I came to find out to be the manager, who asked how many people were in our party. When I explained that we preferred to have a larger table he immediately had an attitude. We were accommodating and understood that we couldn’t have the 8-person table, and asked that 2 tables could be pushed together. The manager did push 2 tables together but the entire time complained about it. Mind you, the restaurant and bar area wasn’t even 1/3 full. However, that was not the worst part! The manager decided to take things a bit further by getting verbally abusive with my 69 yr old father who is battling cancer and in the midst of treatment. Unlike many people attending the motocross event that day, our family was visiting my father from out of state due to the proximity to the Dana Farber Cancer Institute. As a result of the manager’s attitude we left prior to even ordering.