The 7 Best Places for Dancing in Downtown Boston, Boston

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Zoe Louis: Great place for dancing free coat check and the drinks are pricey

Sophia D: Seen some great house djs there like deorro, a good place for drinking and dancing!

Krysty Pringle: Go to Citi Performing Arts Center Wang Theater with your dancing shoes on, it's a great place for concerts! Read more.

Kathy Dole Meltsakos: Beautiful, absolutely gorgeous building and the band Boston made for a fantastic ngiht!

Julie Banks: On show nights there is a bar on the lower level that doesn't get crowded.

Bill Wendel: Hard to imagine against current backdrop of snow & frigid water, but great setting for live music & dancing on the summer

Mike V: Beautiful 5 star hotel situated on Boston Harbor. Staff is friendly and very helpful. Stay here!

Wiebe Mokken: Try the Eggs Benedict. Do. They are delicious.

Mark Sullivan: Fantastic old theatre, sight lines are great as are the acoustics, the seats are tight though and the lobby can get very crowded.

Stephanie: Decent theater. Not the best views from the sides, typically tiny seats.

Jeremy Krantz: This venue is closing for at least a year as Emerson University tries to figure out what to do with it. It might turn into dorms, classrooms or a new dining hall.

Kelsey Schur: Check out DeadBeat at the China Pearl to keep dancing after DSO! It's free and till 2 am!!!

Frank: Gorgeous theater and the best place in Boston for world-class comedy. Floor seating is the way to go. Balconies have zero leg room.

Emily Yeager: Mezzanine or Balcony seating is must for the comedy shows. Don't get squished into those tiny seats & tables on the ground floor.

Nicole Cronin: Hong Kong is one of the best bars around! Great service. Downstairs is laidback and upstairs is great dancing music!

Meg Berman: Visit the Hub of the Hub. Faneuil Hall Marketplace offers great shopping and dining options. From name brand stores to Boston souvenirs, Irish pubs to a replica Cheers, there's something for everyone

HISTORY: Faneuil Hall was built by artist John Smibert in 1742 in the style of an English country market, with an open ground floor and an assembly room. The hall burned down in 1761 but was rebuilt in 1762.

Lianna J: The box suites are the way to go!

NHL: Check out the statue immortalizing Bobby Orr flying through the air to score the Stanley Cup winning goal in 1970 just outside TD Garden. Read more.

ESPN: TD Garden has played host to the Frozen Four (’98 & ’04), NHL All-Star Game (’96), NBA Finals (’08 & ’10), & Stanley Cup Finals (’11). You’re in the right place for sports awesomeness.