Found ourselves in Franklin in need of dinner and a beer and the shed checked the boxes. It's…read morelocated in a plaza with other restaurants and a supermarket so it was easy to find and there was plenty of parking. We walked in and were immediately greeted by a couple of chipper teenage hostesses and we were even able to pick our table. Our server seemed a little off at first but he warmed up after a little banter; perhaps he was just feeling us out. Beer menu was great but did not necessarily contain anything rare. I had a foam ipa and a stout from dorchester brewing to follow. I had the smash burger. It seemed like a true smash as it was crispy on the outside and had the right amount of grease. The house made chips were a nice addition as I'm not a huge French fry fan. My wife had the fig and prosciutto flatbread and she liked it. The fig paste was tasty, arugula was fresh and there was even some cheese pull. Overall, it was a nice visit and I wouldn't hesitate to go back based on how this visit went.

Really disappointing experience at The Shed in Franklin…read more This place used to be pretty good, which makes the decline even more noticeable. We went on a Saturday night and the restaurant was surprisingly empty, yet the service still moved at an absolute snail's pace. With so few customers, there really was no reason for everything to take as long as it did. Unfortunately, the food did not make up for the wait. The potstickers were particularly bad, and I felt ill the following day after eating them. The rest of the meal including the BBQ quesadilla and fries was mediocre at best and nowhere near the quality I remember from previous visits. The prices make the experience even harder to justify. If you are charging these prices, the food and service need to deliver, and neither did. I'm not sure what happened to The Shed, because I remember this being a solid local restaurant. Based on this visit, it has gone significantly downhill. Slow service, mediocre food, disappointing quality, and simply not worth the price. Really unfortunate because we used to enjoy coming here.

Terrific staff and food and enjoyed a gorgeous outside table on a perfect evening. Nadine was…read moreour server and she was professional from start to finish. I had the Prosciutto Dusted Seared Sea Scallops and they were delicious. They also offer a full no gluten menu for those that need it.

The team of front of the house workers do just that-provide customers with outstanding service…read more But the food "takes the cake". Really great job making sure the restaurant is there to provide customers with the impression that the

Neighborhood bar. Appeared to be regulars at the bar. Place went silent when we walked in. Like the…read moreBlues Brothers. Bartender cranked the music. We sat ourselves in the table area with grandkids. Bartender flipped one menu at the table. Then flipped a second one with specials. He came for the drink order and we weren't ready so he walked away annoyed. He came back and I started to order drinks for the kids and his attitude was so rude, I thought we were on Punked. We got up and left. I'm guessing they only need their regulars for business. To the blonde short male. bartender. Theirs prescriptions to help with whatever you're going through.

Full disclosure: we were there for the entertainment. I invited a friend to join me to hear a…read moretalented young actor/singer, Jack Cappadona, at an establishment not far from her home. Jack plays the guitar and sings pop and easy listening songs... and just a bit of funk... from the 60's onward. Neither of us had ever been here before and found it to be a solid neighborhood pub with what looked to be a lot of regulars. They had a small menu consisting of mostly sandwiches, but we did notice a steak tip & salad special for $20.25, which we decided to try. The tips were perfectly cooked and quite good. This was an excellent value for the price. We were also pleased to find they served Josh Cabernet. We look forward to returning when Jack plays there again. Next time we'll try their burger, which looked delicious.

Unbelievable spirits, they clearly take pride in what they do and the awards speak for themselves…read more The tour was done by the owners and they were so kind. cute restored mill building gives it a throwback and cozy vibe. Excellent food choices as well to go along with the spirits. my favorite distillery!

Our Boys' Night Out party of four was seated on the beautiful patio. I strongly recommend it,…read moreweather permitting. It's quieter than the restaurant and a lovely spot to dine al fresco. I arrived a little early and grabbed a seat at the bar, where I tried to order a glass of wine. But that wasn't happening here! They serve neither wine or beer, only their own whiskeys, vodkas, rums, gin, and an agave-based spirits. I tried one of their mixed drinks, which was excellent. Still, if you want a beer or a glass of wine with dinner, that's going to be an issue. Among other dishes, we ordered: Charcuterie Board: Artisan cheeses, cured meats, pickled vegetables, plum preserves, espelette mustard, and grilled focaccia. Caesar Salad: Romaine, anchovy dressing, sourdough croutons, and parmesan tuile. Seared Tuna: Sesame-crusted ahi tuna, cold glass noodle salad, bean sprouts, snow peas, braised spring onions, sesame yuzu ponzu, and black rice vinegar reduction. Steak Frites: Balsamic-marinated steak tips, tater tots, trumpet mushrooms, gochujang aioli, gorgonzola, pickled chiles, and avocado salsa verde. With the exception of the charcuterie board, the food was very good and nicely presented. My seared tuna was excellent. It was a busy Friday night, though, and service was spotty. One diner commented on the long wait for a drink refill. The setting added to the evening, and the restaurant's interior is also beautiful. Overall, a solid four-star dining experience.

What a find!! We were in the area for the weekend and looked up a few dinner places before settling…read moreon this one-- I was in the mood for Italian. It's not on a main road so definitely qualifies as hidden gem. The parking lot was packed, so there was a little bit of a wait, but not bad. We waited about 10 minutes and the people who came in after were told 20 minutes-- reasonable. Our waitress was nice and came to the table often. They have cocktails, wine, beer, and mocktails. We got the meatball appetizer-- incredible. For dinner, I had possibly one of the top fettuccine alfredos of my life. Pasta dishes come in "small" or "large"-- small was a perfectly fine dinner size for me, especially with the appetizer, but I wouldn't have minded taking large leftovers home!!! My husband had chicken parm which he thought was excellent. It was two cutlets over pasta. We will definitely be back next time we're in town. The perfect little spot for a date or a cozy dinner with family.

We recently had lunch at La Familia in Wrentham…read more They have a great Lunch Special Menu. They offer complimentary bread and oil. We started with the French Onion Soup and shared the Grilled Caprese Calzone. Everything was delicious and super affordable.

Great food, great service, great prices, inviting atmosphere! Lisa always makes sure my coffee is…read morehot and my food is delicious and delivered promptly!

As I was eating the most average diner breakfast I've ever had, with the least magical French toast…read moreI've ever seen. Angry John candy with a mustache barreled out from the back room and started howling at me like an angry ICE agent at a border crossing, saying "WHERES YOUR PAPERS? WHERES YOUR PAPERS?" I was so bewildered and asked what he was talking about to which he demanded my papers to have my ten pound chihuahua with me. An absurd request to make AFTER I paid, left tip, and I began eating. (And no sign on the door to say that dogs are not welcome) I'll say this certainly spoiled my already border-line-depressing strip mall diner experience on my first morning in town. The food was sad, interior sterile and sad, and the staff were rude and angry. Maybe I'm a softy, but that's no way to treat people.

Great food, great service, great prices and you don't leave hungry!…read moreWe had a group of 5 people and everyone was impressed. We are looking forward to our next visit.

First time at B Town Diner. Nice diner in a strip mall. We were greeted as we walked in and…read moreseated immediately. We ordered breakfast food, but they also serve lunch food. The waitress was pleasant. The only down side was the waitress was somewhat slow and never checked back in during the meal, so no refill on drinks. The meal was good. Not the best but better than a lot of other places and was reasonably priced. If in the area I would definitely go again.

Beautiful location at the New England Country Club. Egan's pub has reconfigured it's indoor…read moresitting with the typical Covid measures to keep us all safe. Menu was limited, like many restaurants right now. Service was fast and friendly. Food was hot and tasty! We will be back!

This place is pretty good I can tell you right off the bat I'll be going back. The waiter was also…read morethe bartender. He wasn't that nice when he first came to take our drink order but he was nice the whole rest of the time we were there. I had the regular buffalo wings which were crispy and the buffalo sauce had a buttery taste to it which I liked, it was different than other buffalo sauces. The blue cheese was disgusting though. My mom had the chicken fritters. I tried a piece and they were sooooo good, it was unbelievable. Both my mom and I shared the onion rings that were greasy but delicious. Next time I go back I would get the onion rings again and go for the chicken fritters with a side of buffalo sauce.

Back again today and had delicious clam chowder and seafood casserole …read more The seafood casserole , was baked with breadcrumbs and an tasty garlic butter and it contained plenty of scallops and shrimp . The clam chowder was fabulous . For dessert , tapioca chocolate tart ,and a complementary confection of compressed peanut butter with a 1/3 inch cap of dark chocolate, served chilled it was better than any Reese's type candy I have had in recent years.

The Norfolk Senior Center has a luncheon here once a month during the school year, and the food is…read moreexceptional! The salmon florentine today was delicious, as was the potroast, and pecan pie a la mode. Plus, wonderful attentive service - Thank you!

stopped in for an early weekday dinner. food came out promptly. happy there was more pistachio than…read morethe usually low amount in the past. salmon was cooked well.

This rating is mostly due to inconsistency with takeout orders. When they get it right, the food is…read moreexcellent, but too often careless mistakes are made. The buffalo chicken mac and cheese is great when the blue cheese crumbles are remembered, the chicken birria tacos can be flavorful but often missing the chipotle sauce or broth (or both!), and the southern fried chicken is frequently missing the gravy. The baja fish tacos can be soggy with inconsistent portions, and the honey mustard wrap is often more salad than chicken. Checking your order before leaving can help prevent some of these oversights. And again, when the kitchen gets these things right, you're in for a delicious meal. Some other items we love that haven't become takeout blunders yet include the burgers, the nashville hot chicken sandwich, the greek salad, and garlic parm fries. The southwest steak and avocado bowl, however, is overpriced for the small amount of steak, and the vegetable sides need much more seasoning. Overall, this place has a lot of potential and some truly great menu items, but the lack of consistency makes it hard to fully recommend.