TD Garden

• Driving & Parking
  From I-93, take Exit 26 Storrow Drive or Exit 28 Causeway Street. North Station Garage: 140 Causeway St. Directly underneath the arena. Pre-purchasing is highly recommended to secure a spot and get a slightly discounted rate. You can book in advance using SpotHero or directly through TD Garden.
• Public Transit
  • Train Lines
    The MBTA Green Line and Orange Line both serve North Station, directly beneath the arena. Commuter rail lines from the north and west terminate here. The T is the best way to get to a game.
  • MBTA Bus Lines
    Active bus routes servicing the arena area. Routes 4, 92, 93, 111, 354, and 428 all drop off within walking distance.
• Rideshare
  Between 7:00 PM and 2:00 AM daily, all rideshare apps (Uber/Lyft) are geocoded to a centralized pick-up and drop-off zone on Merrimac Street (near Portland St / New Chardon St) to cut down on the severe gridlock on Causeway Street.

The West End, North End (Boston's Little Italy), and Faneuil Hall area surround the arena with historic pubs, restaurants, and Boston institutions.

Bars & Restaurants

• Banners Kitchen & Tap
  The premier pregame destination, located adjacent to TD Garden at the Hub on Causeway. Named for the championship banners, it features multiple levels, craft cocktails, and an extensive menu. The proximity and atmosphere make it the default gathering spot.
• The Tip Tap Room
  A gastropub on Cambridge Street specializing in creative tip-to-tail cooking and craft beer. About a 10-minute walk from the arena, a more refined pregame option.
• A.T. O'Keeffe's
  A classic Boston pub on Causeway Street, steps from the arena. Cold beer, pub fare, and a lively game-night crowd.
• Night Shift Brewing - Lovejoy Wharf
  A craft brewery taproom on the waterfront at Lovejoy Wharf, steps from the arena. Night Shift's full lineup alongside waterfront views and an outdoor patio make it a prime pregame spot.
• Halftime King of Pizza
  A pizza and sports bar near the arena for a quick pregame slice.
• Regina Pizzeria
  A Boston legend in the North End on Thacher Street, serving brick-oven pizza since 1926. The crispy, charred crust and simple toppings are perfection. About a 10-minute walk.
• Monica's Mercato
  An Italian market and deli in the North End serving incredible Italian sandwiches, fresh pasta, and imported goods. The prosciutto and mozzarella sandwich is a neighborhood classic.
• Row 34 | Cambridge
  A seafood restaurant and oyster bar offering fresh New England seafood and craft beer. The Cambridge location is across the river but worth the trip.

Neighborhood Attractions

• Freedom Trail
  The 2.5-mile walking trail through 16 historic sites, starting at Boston Common and ending at the Bunker Hill Monument. It passes through the North End near the arena, covering Paul Revere's House, Old North Church, and Faneuil Hall Marketplace.
• Faneuil Hall Marketplace
  A historic marketplace dating to 1742, about a 10-minute walk from the arena. Shopping, dining, and street performers.
• Museum of Science
  Located on the Charles River, a short walk from the arena. Interactive exhibits, a planetarium, and an IMAX theater.
• Old North Church
  The oldest standing church in Boston (1723), famous for the "One if by land, two if by sea" signal during Paul Revere's ride. Located in the North End, about a 10-minute walk.

• Championship Banners
  Six Stanley Cup banners hang from the rafters: 1929, 1939, 1941, 1970, 1972, and 2011.
• Retired Numbers
  • #2 Eddie Shore
  • #3 Lionel Hitchman
  • #4 Bobby Orr
  • #5 Aubrey "Dit" Clapper
  • #7 Phil Esposito
  • #8 Cam Neely
  • #9 John Bucyk
  • #15 Milt Schmidt
  • #16 Rick Middleton
  • #22 Willie O'Ree
  • #24 Terry O'Reilly
  • #33 Zdeno Chára
  • #77 Ray Bourque
• Bobby Orr Statue
  The bronze statue outside the arena captures Orr's iconic 1970 Stanley Cup-winning goal flying through the air horizontally after being tripped while scoring in overtime. It's one of the most famous images in sports history.
• The Sports Museum
  Spanning Levels 5, 6, and 9 of the arena concourse, this museum is a must-visit on non-game days or via early-entry tours. It holds half a mile of artifacts celebrating the rich heritage of New England sports, featuring life-size sculptures of heroes like Larry Bird.
• Boston Bruins Heritage Hall
  Located on the Level 2 concourse, this highly interactive, permanent exhibit allows fans to fully immerse themselves in over a century of Bruins history, complete with cutting-edge games, artifact displays, and deep-dive franchise statistics.

• Club Seating & The 1928 Club
  Located along the sidelines at the back of the lower bowl, these plush, extra-padded seats offer excellent sightlines with extra legroom. Perks include in-seat app-based food and beverage service, private arena entrances, and exclusive access to The 1928 Club a private, members-only multi-level restaurant and lounge featuring high-end chef tables and craft cocktails in a speakeasy-style setting.
• Rapid7 Rafters & Rafter Studios
  Level 9: Perched at the very top of the arena on Level 9, this section places fans literally level with the Bruins and Celtics championship banners. It offers a high-energy, bird's-eye "above the rim/ice" perspective. Features dedicated upscale bars, specialty concession menus, and a private pregame lounge. It also houses the Rafter Studios, which can be rented for large private groups of 20 to 240 people with private bars and bartenders.
• The Lofts
  Level 6: An intimate, sophisticated alternative to traditional suites. The Lofts feature open-air, semi-private banquette booth seating with panoramic views of the entire bowl. Every ticket includes a complimentary, premium three-course dining experience served directly to your booth by a dedicated server. Loft ticket holders also gain exclusive access to the LVL6 Bar & Lounge, an elegant space offering artisanal shareable plates and handcrafted cocktails.
• Ford SportsDeck
  Level 5: Located on the end-zone of Level 5, this area functions as the ultimate high-energy, upscale sports bar inside the arena bowl. It offers both reserved stadium seating and standing-room-only passes.Tickets come with a complimentary chef’s buffet featuring rotating appetizers and desserts during the game, alongside in-seat wait service and an expansive private bar
• Society Suites
  Levels 5 & 6: These are the only fully private hospitality spaces in TD Garden, accommodating groups of 12 to 24 guests. Each suite features a private restroom, lounge/living room area with HD TVs, oversized theater-style seats facing the bowl, a dedicated suite attendant, and fully customizable, high-end catering menus.
• Specialty Lounges
  • The Garden View
    A massive executive space on the suite level that combines the privacy of a luxury suite with the open feel of an upscale sports lounge, accommodating 50 to 60 guests with inclusive food and drink.
  • Jameson Lounge
    A 24-seat, music-and-live-event-focused premium space that accommodates up to 36 guests, featuring a private Jameson-themed bar, a dedicated bartender, and a curated food package.

• Signature Items
  Lobster rolls and New England clam chowder bring local flavor. Sullivan's hot dogs are a Boston classic.
• Big Bad Burger
  Loge 8 & Balcony 311: The go-to spot for heavy-hitting comfort food. They serve up premium double cheeseburgers, crispy hot honey chicken sandwiches, and loaded cheeseburger fries topped with Grillo’s Pickle de Gallo. They are also famous for wild, rotating specials like the "Fluffernutter Burger" and the "North Station Stack" a bacon double cheeseburger sandwiched between two Dunkin' original glazed donuts.
• Sal’s Pizza
  Loge Level & Balcony Level: A beloved New England chain serving up massive, authentic 19-inch-pie corner slices. They offer everything from standard super cheese and pepperoni slices to a dedicated super vegan slice.
• Frito-Lay Test Kitchen
  Loge Level: One of the most creative stands in the building, dedicated to snack-food mashups. Signature items include Cheetos-loaded tater tots, Doritos Cool Ranch fried cheese bites, and their highly popular Walking Tacos served inside a chip bag with your choice of carnitas, birria beef, or salsa chicken.
• Lucky’s Chicken
  Loge & Balcony Levels: The arena’s ultimate destination for fried chicken. It serves up classic crispy Tyson chicken tenders, crinkle-cut fries, and a crowd-favorite Caribbean Buffalo chicken tender basket tossed with blue cheese.
• Causeway Carvery
  Loge Level: Perfect for fans looking for a traditional deli carve. They slice up heavy New England favorites like the "Gahden Roast Beef" topped with truffle mayo and arugula and classic corned beef on marble rye.
• Hub Hot Dog
  Multiple Locations Throughout Arena: The classic ballpark staple. They grill up premium, small-batch Kayem all-beef franks. Look here for the 2026 "New England Footlong," which comes topped with warm Sam Adams beer cheese and crushed Cape Cod kettle chips.
• Taqueria & Back Bay BBQ
  Loge Level: Positioned side-by-side in the main concourse to handle custom cravings. The Taqueria handles customizable burritos, bowls, and fresh nachos, while Back Bay BBQ serves up slow-smoked pulled pork and brisket sandwiches.