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We started as a pop-up in 2018, expanded with a takeout spot in West Medford in 2021, and by 2023, we established ourselves in Medford Square. Now, our 240-capacity venue is the go-to spot for live music, great sandwiches, and craft beer. Add in pinball and vinyl records, and you’ve got a place where people come together for good times and memorable experiences. It’s more than just a venue—it’s a community hub for those who appreciate quality music and great food.
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Address: 21 Main St, Medford, MA 02155
Phone: (781) 219-3815
Website: http://deepcuts.rocks/
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EVENTS – Deep Cuts
Demon Kings / Annihilus Mundi / The Spiral Continuum. Deep Cuts. Medford. Buy now. $17. Optic Sink / Plant Fight / Hidden Fountain. Wed 18 Mar ― 7:00pm Optic …
Deep Cuts: Eatery – Brewery – Live Music
open tue-thurs 12pm-9:30pm fri & sat 12pm-11pm. HOURS MAY CHANGE FOR EVENTS … FOOD till 9pm … 21 MAIN ST MEDFORD, MA 02155 (781) 219-3815.
ABOUT – Deep Cuts
Now, our 240-capacity venue is the go-to spot for live music, great sandwiches, and craft beer. Add in pinball and vinyl records, and you’ve got a place where …
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Mick Dunn
Deep Cuts in Medford offers up nostalgia on a platter to those who remember the days of flipping through vinyl records and playing games at arcades. The sound of music and pinball machines fills the air when you walk into the place. They have an on-site brewery in the basement so the beer is brought to you fresh and cold. Creative cocktails are available too. There’s a great selection of sandwiches here along with things like wings, chips & dip, and even salad. I went with the delicious Deep Cuts Cuban and tried a couple different brews at the bar. They also have a nice space for music, with a stage and a really good sound system for live performances. Get in here and take a step back in time. Very much recommended.
… moreShawn Cooper
Deep Cuts Review – A Radical Flashback to the ‘70s & ‘80s!
The Queen and I rolled into Deep Cuts last night, and let me tell you—this place is a time warp straight to the glory days of tube TVs, killer pinball action, and cassette tapes! From the moment we walked in, it was like stepping onto the set of a vintage arcade flick, complete with mirrored ceilings, glowing neon, and the sweet, sweet sound of silver balls ricocheting through machines.
The pinball arcade was an absolute blast from the past—rows of classic machines lined the walls, including one old-school beauty with an analog scoreboard (none of that digital nonsense here!). The whole vibe was electric, with the click-clack of flippers and the hum of CRT screens setting the mood. Just outside the arcade, we spotted a pristine vintage pinball-style machine that looked like it had been preserved in a 1978 time capsule.
When we hit the bar area, the retro love kept coming. Bar-height tables, moody lighting, and a killer selection of drinks displayed on two giant TVs behind the counter. The bartenders were cool cats, serving up drinks with a smile and making us feel right at home. And dig this—they’ve got QR code menus, so you can order like it’s the future while vibing in the past. Genius.
Whether you’re a pinball wizard, a vinyl junkie, or just looking for a far-out spot to unwind, Deep Cuts delivers the goods. The Queen and I are already planning our next date night here—because why settle for boring when you can party like it’s 1979?
Final Verdict: If you dig good drinks, killer arcade action, and a heavy dose of nostalgia, Deep Cuts is your spot. 10/10 we would flip again!
… moreThe Queen and I rolled into Deep Cuts last night, and let me tell you—this place is a time warp straight to the glory days of tube TVs, killer pinball action, and cassette tapes! From the moment we walked in, it was like stepping onto the set of a vintage arcade flick, complete with mirrored ceilings, glowing neon, and the sweet, sweet sound of silver balls ricocheting through machines.
The pinball arcade was an absolute blast from the past—rows of classic machines lined the walls, including one old-school beauty with an analog scoreboard (none of that digital nonsense here!). The whole vibe was electric, with the click-clack of flippers and the hum of CRT screens setting the mood. Just outside the arcade, we spotted a pristine vintage pinball-style machine that looked like it had been preserved in a 1978 time capsule.
When we hit the bar area, the retro love kept coming. Bar-height tables, moody lighting, and a killer selection of drinks displayed on two giant TVs behind the counter. The bartenders were cool cats, serving up drinks with a smile and making us feel right at home. And dig this—they’ve got QR code menus, so you can order like it’s the future while vibing in the past. Genius.
Whether you’re a pinball wizard, a vinyl junkie, or just looking for a far-out spot to unwind, Deep Cuts delivers the goods. The Queen and I are already planning our next date night here—because why settle for boring when you can party like it’s 1979?
Final Verdict: If you dig good drinks, killer arcade action, and a heavy dose of nostalgia, Deep Cuts is your spot. 10/10 we would flip again!
chirp
Came for a show tonight. Really fun space, and great drinks if you’re dry! The beet-ade was great 🙂 Posting this review to praise the bar staff though– I left the band space and sat on the floor near the bathrooms during the show to tend to a knee condition, and in less than five minutes someone from behind the bar came to check on me. He asked if I felt well, if I needed any help, and then found me a seat when I explained I was okay. It was loud and crowded, so for someone to notice something that could be concerning and to act immediately really goes to show how proactive and aware the staff are, and how seriously they take safety. I didn’t get the name of whoever checked on me, but thank you very much! I hope I can return for another show someday.
P.S. The pinball area is wicked!
… moreP.S. The pinball area is wicked!
Gigi
Inside Deep Cuts brewery which is a genius combo. Browse vinyl while snacking and drinking. Selection is solid with new and vintage stuff. It’s a chill environment and you can make an afternoon of it. Perfect spot to hang out and dig through crates. They have a good indie/alt section.
… moreNicholas Ong
I came here for a Saturday lunch with a group of 8 – not exactly the primary purpose of this place. Food came out in random intervals, got a burger that took 45+ minutes to come. The burger was good, it’s still bar food, so it’s not spectacular – the amount of time it took made it feel much less worth it.
… moreBrendan Christopher
This is the best establishment to open in the Boston area in years. You get a super intimate concert setting with a brewery, record store, and pinball arcade all in one. Best of all, they don’t use Ticketmaster so you are getting very fair pricing on all of their shows. Even if you have mild or passing interest in a music artist playing here, I’d encourage everyone to just go. You will almost certainly have a great time!
… moreSarah Young
Such a cool business. We tried several sandwiches (sooo delicious), played some pinball, and watched a few shows. They had a variety of brews and we enjoyed several. Will definitely return!
… moreToms Hirte
Wow, amazing beer, amazing food. The best fries I’ve ever had. Huge portions- be ready for it! Somewhat weird ordering system though- I ordered by it and payment went through, but it appeared as an error. Still didn’t get refund but maybe it just takes a while. Probably because of European bank card.
… moreDouglas Rhodes
I always enjoy visiting and supporting local businesses. Seeing “vinyl” in the name of an establishment gave me high hopes for a large record selection.
Upon visiting, I found VINYL.INDEX to be a multi-faceted place: a small pinball arcade, a limited record selection, an eatery. It took me about 45 minutes to dig through all the vinyl. I did find a few gems, particularly in the $5 and $1 bins.
However, since there was no record player available to test purchases, I had to trust that the records would play well and that the business would stand behind their quality. Unfortunately, when I got home and discovered an issue with a record, I was told over the phone that all sales are final because the items are used.
While I appreciate finding some great used records, the lack of a test station is a significant drawback. I strongly suggest vinyl index add a record player for customers to test vinyl before purchasing. It would give buyers confidence and likely reduce post-purchase issues.
… moreUpon visiting, I found VINYL.INDEX to be a multi-faceted place: a small pinball arcade, a limited record selection, an eatery. It took me about 45 minutes to dig through all the vinyl. I did find a few gems, particularly in the $5 and $1 bins.
However, since there was no record player available to test purchases, I had to trust that the records would play well and that the business would stand behind their quality. Unfortunately, when I got home and discovered an issue with a record, I was told over the phone that all sales are final because the items are used.
While I appreciate finding some great used records, the lack of a test station is a significant drawback. I strongly suggest vinyl index add a record player for customers to test vinyl before purchasing. It would give buyers confidence and likely reduce post-purchase issues.
Patrick Lyddy
Omfg. Stopped here on my way home. The Cuban was absolutely amazing. Took time to make but it was totally worth it! The everything pretzel and mustard was delicious but I had to leave room for the Cuban!
Potato salad was good, the staff were SUPER friendly and helpful. I will definitely be back with hubby. He’s got to try this food. A real gem in Mendon for sure!
… morePotato salad was good, the staff were SUPER friendly and helpful. I will definitely be back with hubby. He’s got to try this food. A real gem in Mendon for sure!