i was so very lucky to have had the pleasure of getting to try 9(!!!) courses at the oh so stunning…read moreJefferson Co. this past Sunday night! i have been a big fan of their first location, the Jefferson Speakeasy, for years because Alex (the owner) and his staff are truly unmatched. every conversation, every bite, every sip is genuine, purposeful and magical they have hospitality down to a science, the art of food and drink mastered, and the love for their RI community is truly one of a kind. who else invites a large group to a 3-4 course dinner, only to serve 9 well thought out dishes, served with craft cocktails, delicious sparkling rose, and smooth red wine so each sip and bite is unique and memorable. not to mention service was organized, systematic and seamless. guests felt at home--as all staff is beyond personable (per usual ) and all dietary restrictions were taken care of meticulously so that everyone's experience was special. i have honestly never seen anything like it in my life i don't stay out late on a Sunday night, especially in a state i don't even live in, so that is saying a lot about me attending this special tasting. my amazing server, Emery, knew i was getting antsy about it being way past my bedtime, and she packed our desserts to go, which was so appreciated as missing the banana foster was not remotely an option in my mind I look forward to many more wonderful experiences at this new location for many years to come.

Went here with my parents for the first time after only hearing great things. The entrance is on…read morethe side of the building leading to the basement. Upon entrance is a doorman who is so friendly and accommodating! He found us an open table and checked on us throughout the night. The place was packed and they only had maybe 5 or 6 employees so the service was a little slow but understandable. I think the longest wait was about 20 minutes when we were waiting to get our initial drink order taken, but everything after that was fairly quick. For drinks I got a thin mint martini because they were out of the chocolate reuge martini I wanted. It was so yummy and came with 3 thin mint cookies. My mom got a pistachio martini and the Jefferson Tea. Both were pretty good but I wouldn't order again. My dad got Dead Mans Redemption which is good if you like bourbon. It comes with a wood topper and they light it on fire, let smoke fill in the drink, and then take the wood off. The drink then has notes of smoked wood in it which is cool. For food we got the crispy spring rolls and pepperoni flatbread. Both were so good!!!! It was absolutely worth the wait!!! I could eat the whole flatbread myself it was that good and I can't wait to go back and get another one. The crowd is definitely much older, not a lot of younger people around. It's a good date night for married couples. Overall it was a nice place and I would come back.

Great selection of cigars and drinks for a good price. The staff are awesome, very knowledgeable…read moreand friendly. The atmosphere is very laid back and comfortable with a really good ventilation system and up to date humidor. You can sit at the very large bar or in the comfy seats. This is a great spot to hang with friends or to go alone if you're looking for a spot to enjoy a good cigar.

Nice selection of cigars and drinks with good prices. Combine that with a very helpful staff and…read moreventilation system and you will not be disappointed. Feel free to sit at the bar or relax in one of the big comfortable chairs.

I like this place a lot! This is the bar/restaurant located inside the Omni Parker House Hotel. I…read morecame here every night of my stay because the drinks were awesome. It has an upscale bar vibe, and the staff is friendly and quick. At times, there could be a wait for a table, but even that went by quickly. I did try the food, along with the rolls and Boston cream pies that they're known for. Some food items were really good while others were average. The pie and drinks are the reason to not pass this place up. It's the best Boston cream pie I've ever had and my favorite drink, among allllllllllll the drinks I tried is by far the pistachio martini. Love, love, loved it!

Some desserts are good. Some are unforgettable. And then there's the Boston cream pie at the Last…read moreHurrah, a dessert so iconic, it was born right here in Boston! The sponge cake is feather-light, layered with velvety vanilla custard and topped with a glossy chocolate glaze that's rich but not overly rich. Crushed almonds hug the sides, adding just the right crunch. It's a masterclass in balance, sweet, creamy, and texturally perfect. The Last Hurrah exudes old-school elegance, and when you pair that legendary pie with an espresso Martini and Irish coffee from the bar, it's pure indulgence. The cocktails echoes the dessert's flavors with creamy notes of vanilla and chocolate. The vibe is warm, refined, and steeped in history. You're not just eating dessert, you're participating in a Boston tradition. Plus our bartender was a hoot and we enjoyed his company.

I come here every other month, it's so good!! It's a nice suburban restaurant that is beautiful…read moreinside. Yesterday the food came out at a good pace, but sometimes it comes out all at once and is overwhelming. The waiters are always so nice. Food: - hot and sour soup (8.5/10): great starter. the wonton chips on top were such a good addition. - lettuce wraps (8.5/10) - spicy edamame (9/10): can't go wrong - pork potstickers (9/10: i love the seasoning on these. - yellowtail thai basil spoons (10/10): my favorite thing on the menu, we always get 2 to start and 2 to end they are amazing. spicy, and so much flavor. - duck bao (4/10): i personally did not like the flavor of these so will skip next time. - crispy chicken wings (10/10): my favorite chicken wings! love the flavor. spicy - spicy tuna crispy rice (9/10): a must order as well!! love the presentation - seared hamachi and banana pepper (9/10): the fish is so fresh and the sauce is flavorful. - tuna pizza (7/10): these are good! i think there's too much going on for me but a lot of people love them so worth a try. - tuna taco (8.5/10): i like these more than the tuna pizza!! - salmon and fingerling potato (8.5/10) - black pepper udon noodles (8.5/10)

Expensive. Small portions. But, oh boy , they are creative with their food and drinks ! Service was…read morevery fast ( although they were busy) and everyone was super nice! Drinks are super creative and flavorful... and strong :) Boneless spareribs were tender and smoky ( more flavorful than an average dish of spareribs) , duck pie tee --- nice little appetizer for those who like duck-- presentation is five stars. I loved their sashimi : definitely fresh , beautifully served, and they have some uncommon choices. Special rolls were very fresh and nicely crafted . In fact food items we tried or saw on other tables mostly looked like pieces of art:) Atmosphere is relaxing and friendly. We will definitely go back .

We went back for the open mic night (every Wednesday 6-9). The music was great and the cocktails…read morewere strong! I had a Manhattan which can only be described as powerful and tasty. My partner had a whiskey sour which was had a delicate lemon taste to it, probably the best whiskey sour I've had! The crowd was chill and friendly but on the smaller side. It would be nice to see a bigger turnout and more diverse music choices. Still an enjoyable and intimate evening with talented local musicians and delicious cocktails. Check it out!

We went here for a fundraising event and it was fantastic. The food we had was catered from Uncle…read moreTony's restaurant and we had a free drink ticket. The Sponge Bob's Wet Dream was my favorite cocktail of the night, but they have plenty to choose from. I like that you can come to a distillery and have the option to get cocktails if you don't feel like beer. The mill type setting is creatively decorated and the owners take pride in everything that they do. Being a fundraiser, they were super busy, but had every angle covered to make it a success. This is a great place to come hang out with or without friends.

You don't have to be Jewish to have a fun time at Noir's pop-up Maccabee Bar for Hanukkah! The…read morecocktails are delicious and have adorable names likes the Aperol Schvitz or Latke Sour. I love the Hebrew Hammer which is like a sugary jelly doughnut in a glass. Speaking of jelly donuts, the sufganiyot (doughnuts) are really yummy this year. They also have other savory Jewish snacks, and you can play dreidel with chocolate gelt. Check out this unique pop-up for a fun delicious night out during the holiday season.

It had been a long while since I went to Noir, and I forgot how small it is on the inside. There…read moreare 6-8 tables inside with a few seats at the bar, and it's definitely a cozy spot. They have a pretty extensive menu for bar food, and the food comes out super quickly. I ordered a beet salad and a glass of wine, and both were out within 5-7 minutes. Service was also very prompt and friendly.

Good food, great service and cool ambiance. Sometimes it's a quiet place to hang during the week…read moretoo.

Awesome, charming spot in Plymouth! Kurt, Mike and Leesen are nothing short of amazing...you'll…read morefeel right at home here!

Good food and great service. Good price too! Recommend the brisket! The half sour pickles were good…read moretoo

I've been back to this location a few times over the years and have felt they've improved in their…read morequality control for the most part. The food wasn't an off temp and their sides are pretty much the same. However, their fries were not as seasoned as I've had before and their spicy n sweet coleslaw had zero spice and tasted just like regular coleslaw. I still think their brisket is the best protein they have and I've had the chance to try their pulled chicken and jalapeno cheddar links which are both decent as well. I haven't been able to try the ribs again since I was so disappointed the last time I tried it and am reluctant to pay for another bad experience. The wings are better, but still nowhere near the same as I had it years ago. They were still somewhat dry depending on the different sized pieces and the wings needed more seasoning. The hot wings were good and not as spicy this time around, but I still prefer the OG wings overall.

We pre-gamed at the bar for a Monday night game in early April. The bartender was fantastic and the…read moreservice was great. They ambiance of the whiskey bar and the sound of the ice can't get any better. There are so many bottles that I haven't seen or heard of up there behind the sliding ladder. We ordered a couple of craft cocktails with the olives. The olives came out warm and they were garnished with cardamom, citrus, and olive oil. They were tremendous. I ordered the lamb shoulder and was very impressed. Super tender, fall off the bone, and flavorful. Great for a cold day! The gravy was done perfectly, just wish there was some mashed potatoes to go with it. It came with carrot and cabbage. You could tell it was cooking for several hours with love. Definitely worth it! The Bigoni Carbonara was very rich made with thick homemade spaghettoni. It was very guanciale forward in flavor. We added pepper as we ate it. There was none left on the plate at the end, but I would not order it again.

The new Citizen has board games!! We came here for dinner on this cold January night at the start…read moreof a pre-storm weekend! Ambiance is really nice with the wood, and the lighting - feels cozy. We sat at the end of the bar which is like a booth - seating is comfortable. The shelves right above have a bunch of vintage bookshelf edition board games - monopoly, Game of life, Chutes & ladders, etc etc. We opened some of the games and checked them out but didn't really play anything. Maybe next time! I ordered the Atlantic cod - came with a shellfish sauce, edamame and teeny tiny turnips - the tiniest I've ever seen! mint flavors felt fresh and different. Otherwise the cod itself was cooked well but nothing to write home about. I also wish they'd add a side of rice. The hubs ordered the burger which he said was good but he liked the shoestring fries the best. He also ordered the pining for pear drink which was nice and fruity. It was warm and felt nice sitting inside while it was freezing outside! Service was friendly, bartenders were nice. The outside is really nice with the decor and the holiday lights in the background!

Great little holiday pop-up bar in the Kimpton-Marlowe Hotel. The decorations were great and so…read morewere the special holiday drinks and mugs. A little on the pricey side but a nice indulgence.

The decorations are very cute inside this pop up bar. The drinks all come in festive glasses which…read moreis fun as well. I liked the christmapolitan cocktail. Unfortunately they really have no accommodations for non-alcoholic people. Their cocktails are premixed and they don't have a mocktail menu, so my NA friend just had to get water. The hummus appetizer was very delicious tho. Another thing to note is that the bar is quite small and only fits about 25 people, so they form a line in the hotel. I got there 2 minutes before they opened on a Friday and there was already a line forming.