They had me with the glass of water. They use my favorite kind of ice and I knew this was going to…read morebe good. It is also clearly where the Cool Kids hang out for brunch! I enjoyed the standard plate that included a homemade biscuit the size of my head. Yes, I finished it. I mean, it was a homemade biscuit for Pete's sake! Iasked for soft poaced eggs and I got them. Lovely table service, too. Now, off to rehearsal for a film!

Was always curious about this spot, and finally had a chance to visit for dinner. It's a small spot…read moreand Newburyport looked pretty quiet for a Sunday evening, but this place was packed. Our only real option was two seats at the bar. We had quick and attentive service from the bartender. Interesting offerings for cocktails, and we enjoyed our drinks. The food I think can be best described as American/Thai/Asian. Food came pretty fast, and we started with crab rangoon, and possibly the largest we have ever been served. Fried up crisp, not greasy and generously filled with cream cheese and real crab. Next up, we tried the Waygu burger which was quite good, nice toppings. My only complaint here was we wished the fries were fresh out of the fryer. I'm really fussy about fries and like them hot, crispy and fresh. Sadly, these were not. I had my eye on the Choco Taco for dessert, and this was a sophisticated version of the classic frozen treat you may have enjoyed from the ice cream truck as a kid. Home made with great ingredients, it was a perfect finish to a very nice meal. I would definitely give these guys a try when in Newburyport.

Excellent breakfast. We had fluffy french toast with real maple syrup, classic eggs Benedict and…read morepaid extra for the really fresh side of fruit, plus we had the Marnie, a scrambled eggs with cheese, several meats, on top of hash browns, with baked beans, and BBQ sauce served on top. The Marnie came with grilled corn bread--what a delight!! Would definitely return!!

Irish Benny was the highlight of breakfast--really well done. The hash browns were crispy and…read moreflavorful, but the home fries were just okay. The breakfast sandwich was on the dry side and could have used a little more moisture. The dining room was also pretty noisy, our table was sticky when we sat down, and that took away from the experience. Good food in parts, but a few details kept it from being a great breakfast.

I'm glad we were able to get a table because this restaurant deserves to be packed. Spectacular…read morefood, excellent service, inventive cocktails

My wife and I started going to Magnus during lockdown, right after we'd met. It was outdoor…read moreseating, you scanned your order via an app, and they'd bring your food out to a little table. And that more or less started a tradition with my wife and I of going in on birthdays and sometimes anniversaries. Sometimes, particularly in the dead of winter when all the tourists have gone from Maine, we go in just cuz. First of all, the menu and the cocktails. Just. F'ing. YUM. I'm a huge fan of the yuca fries which are crispy on the outside, perfectly soft inside, just the right amount of salt. The "Fall Green Salad" on the menu currently is just... It's a death wish meal. Like, if I'm ever on death row, and they're like "OK, buddy, what's the last meal you want?" It's going to be that salad. Well, maybe that and some lobster. ANYway the menu is generally small, which some people seem to take issue with, but changes regularly with seasonal foods, and all but the most picky of "Applebee's" fans will find something to enjoy. In other words, if you're expecting an eight page menu with low quality, bland food, this may not be the place for you. The presentation is always spot on, but the flavors? My god, I am just gushed over a salad? Yes. Yes I did. The sweetness with a nice bit of tart from the grapefruit, the slight bitterness of the radicchio, and then the curried pecans. This fantastic little crunch with the curry flavor and heat? Seriously. So freakin' good. The bartenders are wonderful and really know their stuff. Last night I saw a bottle I didn't recognize, which turned out to be creme de cocao. I've had DeKuyper and others, but this was so much better. I asked the bartender for a cocktail made from it and what she made.... *chef's kiss*. A tiny bit of coffee, some flavor from akvavit, some whiskey. It was so subtle, so delicious, and exactly my flavor pallet (I tend to be somewhat alcohol forward in my drink preferences). Whenever I'm in, I also order a "Last Word" since they always, always make them perfectly and it's difficult these days to find green chartreuse. The bartender very kindly explained to me what why his were generally better than what I made at home. And of course, the staff in general. We LOVE THEM. ALL of them. Magnus has a vibe, if you're a local in particular, similar to a neighborhood pub. The people get to know your face, they greet you warmly, they chat not just with you but with one another. It's clear, abundantly clear, that they like where they are. Parking is where you can find it on street in the area. We've never had any issues finding something within easy walking distance. The price, well lets face it, even going to eat at a local Irish bar these days is going to set you back, but for the current market I'd say it's average. We had three cocktails each, three appetizers, and one main dish for about $150, AND we had leftovers. BTW, refried yuca fries with over easy eggs? Perfect hangover food.

I came across this little gem at Kingston Days this year and I am very happy that I did. I have…read morenever been a vegan but the food from this food truck did not make me miss having an animal protein at all. The food was so good that my wife and I came back specifically to the fair just to get some of their food to take home. The spring rolls were some of the best I've had around the area. The Buffalo cauliflower bites rivaled any wings I've ever had. The pulled mushroom sandwich was so luscious and tasteful, an umami bomb in your mouth. The only downside to the food was the handcut fries that were not double fried and a few of then were completely raw. All in all we have found an amazing new place that we will follow because the food was really tasty and the staff was incredibly friendly and helpful.

Always amazing. I love the "mozzarella" sticks and anything cauliflower. We also had an incredible…read moreThanksgiving meal from Hungry Caterpillar and it was truly delicious. You can't go wrong!

I'm never really certain how to describe Fat Dog Kitchen. Words that come to mind are: over the…read moretop, just a couple more ingredients to make things more than just awesome, full flavor profiles. Those are some of the descriptions that come to mind. The ambience is laid back, relaxed, enjoy the experience vibe. There is normally great relaxing, toe tapping music playing. Most all the servers we have had are "fun" people. They know the menu inside and out. All of our meals, mimosas(too die for), and coffee are beyond flavorful and delicious. This time around we enjoyed: blueberry lemon mimosas, coffee, The Isaac and the Mingus breakfast skillet. We have visited them no less than 8-10 times between their old location on Third St and the current location at 99 Oak St. in Dover, NH.

Delicious food and excellent service Never been…read moredisappointed with anything I have ordered here, such good food and a great atmosphere !!

Ah, I completely forgot I had already reviewed this place but here's an updated review! It was just…read moreas good as the first time. We had the nachos (do yourself a favor and buy only a half order because it's HUGE). They were so good and I didn't even have enough room for more food after that. Service was attentive and good! I got the "Summer Fling" cocktail and it was truly one of the best cocktails I've had in quite sometime. I had a couple of them and honestly, could have continued throwing them down if I knew I didn't need to be in decent shape the next day. The live music was fantastic too. All-in-all, still a cozy and great vibe here. I hope to go there again soon!

My family decided to spend the afternoon in Salem and wanted a late lunch. In looking at different…read moreplaces, Mercy Tavern had a good menu so we decided to stop. We arrived around 3:00 on a Thursday. We were able to get an inside seat. Two people were working and both appeared to be fairly attentive. Our waitress was very friendly and attentive. My wife and I both had PBR drafts. My youngest son and I both had Steak Tips and garlic fries. My wife had grilled cheese and my oldest son had fish tacos. Everything was good, fries were extremely garlicky. I wish they would have given more steak. Service was good, food was good, and prices were fair. I would recommend and return.

Who would have thought that such a gem would be tucked away in a quaint little building along an…read moreunassuming street in a peaceful yet vibrant neighborhood? From the moment you step inside Comfort Kitchen, you're transported into a different world. The space somehow feels cozy, welcoming, and familiar all at once. The lively chatter of diners engaged in friendly conversation blends perfectly with the incredible aromas drifting from the open kitchen, where you can watch the chefs tirelessly transform familiar ingredients into truly extraordinary dishes. What makes this place so special is its ability to take flavors and ingredients you may recognize and elevate them into something completely unique. Every dish arrives looking like a work of art, bursting with color and presentation. Then you take a bite, and somehow the flavors are even more impressive than the visuals. The creativity, execution, and attention to detail are simply world-class. This may be one of Boston's best-kept secrets, but I have a feeling it won't remain a secret for much longer. I visited during my first trip to Boston with several coworkers, and by the end of the meal we all reached the same conclusion: whenever we're anywhere remotely near Boston again, Comfort Kitchen will be a mandatory stop. In fact, our biggest challenge wasn't deciding what to order. It was accepting that we simply didn't have enough room to try everything that sounded amazing on the menu. We're already talking about what we'll order on our next visit. Comfort Kitchen isn't just a restaurant. It's an experience. Make a reservation. Seriously. Like, right now.

I came there as a party of eight and we sat outside. The food was good. A lot of the dishes were…read morevery unique which I love. We came on a Thursday night at 7 PM and the restaurant was pretty busy. The waiter told me we had to order everything all at once. The drinks were good and a lot of items were good. I'm glad I came here once, but I'm not sure it's somewhere I want to eat all the time. Get this: jerk duck drumettes, Elote Caesar salad, trout, prawn curry Worth trying: aachar beef, suya fennel Pass: fried okra

The all white meat turkey pot pie has been a tradition for our family for the past 25 years - it's…read morea family run business that strives for quality at a reasonable price- We have actually given out these delicious Turkey Pot Pies to our friends and they love them - call ahead to make sure they have these for they sell out quickly

Nason's Stone House Farm is one of the benefits of living in Boxford. Even now, after having moved…read moreto southern NH, I still stop by to load up on chicken pies. I have tried others - farms around here in NH - and none compare. Great crust. Great chicken. Great taste. Chicken pie made perfect.

This place seems nice…read more Spacious, good service and my first meal was good. $10 burgers including tax on Monday nights; mine was delicious. The menu is pretty basic but looks decent. The waitress was friendly, attentive and positively stunningly gorgeous. I'm excited to come back to watch a game and try out the rest of their menu.

The one star is for the service. The staff is friendly and understanding…read more I was here recently and two years ago. Two years ago the food was amazing! Sadly this recent experience with the food missed the mark. Food was very bland and dry, No flavor over cooked. The tables felt very sticky and yes the seats had crumbs in them. The menu offers many good choices, I believe they need to invest in keeping the food consistently fresh. Maybe offer only bar food instead of meals so peoples expectations will not feel let down.

My absolute favorite local restaurant - used to drive all the way from Peabody almost weekly! Such…read morea cozy and friendly atmosphere, and the food is seriously INCREDIBLE. You can't go wrong with anything on the menu - especially the specials! Super fast service, too. They offer vegetarian, dairy free, gluten free, and some vegan options as well.

Permanently Closed! I ordered online tonight and paid by credit card. I received an email…read moreconfirmation for my order and my card was charged. I went to pick up and found a vacant store! The food was always great! The owner just contacted me and promised a refund. We are going to miss you!