Sometimes, we just want to be spoiled a little bit. While not massively prevalent or common within most of the Boston club and bar scene, the practice of bottle service––that is to say, private, VIP treatment where liquor is sold by the bottle for clientele who seek a private, unique night out––does indeed exist for a number of establishments in and around the area. Here are some of the best places to go if you’re seeking to live the high life with your closest peeps––and maybe even a couple of beautiful strangers.

District
180 Lincoln St.
Boston, MA 02111
(617) 426-0180
districtboston.com

Sure, you could assume that District seems on the surface to be your average getaway for the GTL (gym, tan, laundry) styled Jersey Shorecrowd––and you’d probably be correct. Yet, at the same time, District succeeds almost because of its cliche as a place where VIP status can  be attained for the night. Bottle service and private parties are the name of the game here, where top 40 hits get the dance floor bangin’ and the bubbly flowin’ in true, extravagant style. You’ll be too busy living the good life here to notice anything other than the great, loud music, strong drinks and dance party atmosphere.

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Rumor
100 Warrenton St.
Boston, MA 02228
(617) 422-0045
rumorboston.com

For an upscale night on the town, rent out a couple of VIP tables at Rumor, a Warrenton Street club which prides itself on serving guestes with all the amenities of high class status, even if it’s only for one night. As part of the VIP/bottle service package, a personalized guest list can be club staff, so your friends can feel like true celebrities when they’re “on the list” for your private shindig. All the while, bottles of your favorite liquor can be hand-delivered to your table, making you feel like a true high roller, or at least the star of your own music video.

Oberon
2 Arrow St.
Cambridge, MA 02138
(617) 496-8004
www.cluboberon.com

Intended for the artsy crowd who still wants to feel privileged and special when out on the town, Oberon’s VIP/bottle service package usually includes private seating areas and tables from which to watch any of the club’s music and art shows. The TraniWreck extravaganza is particularly popular amongst patrons; a unique cabaret show which features music, dancing and fabulous costumes. Oberon also offers plenty of other live events, all conducted within the club’s expansive dance hall where such varied events as disco dance parties and performances of “The Rocky Horror Picture Show” all add up to a VIP experience unlike any other in Boston.

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Guilt
275 Tremont St.
Boston, MA 02116
(617) 292-0080
guiltboston.com

Guilt is a Seaver Place area club which hires out its own private bottle service girls for their VIP clientele who are seeking a bit of eye candy with their liquor purchases. Speaking of eye candy, Guilt also adds their own go-go dancers to the mix, who groove to the dance-fiend pulse of the club’s bumpin’ sound system, while waitress sell day-glow drinks. If all this sound like every man’s dream club, that’s because it probably is––at least for the single high roller gents who want to feel like reality TV stars, if only for a night.

Storyville
90 Exeter St.
Boston, MA 02116
(617) 236-1134
www.storyvilleboston.com

Formerly known as Saint, this Back Bay area club holds a practice of reserving many of its tables in advance for VIP and bottle service patrons, which makes it easy to avoid the club’s notoriously long wait, with many non-reserved patrons lining up way before 10 p.m. in order to secure a spot. Although Storyville’s doormen have been known to keep queued up patrons waiting for quite a while, the “story” once inside the club’s doors is one of friendly, attentive wait staff, affordable drinks and surprisingly delicious cuisine; a place where both VIPs and those-out-in-the-cold can eat, drink and be merry.

George Pacheco has been writing professionally about arts and entertainment for over a decade. A graduate of the University of Massachusetts Dartmouth, George currently resides in a humble New England home with his wife, cat and massive music and film collection. His work can be found at Examiner.com.