Came for a later dinner this time around. We split the arancini (it's supposed to be 3, but we got…read more6, I'm assuming they made smaller ones for us as we were sharing). The arancini was awesome. Perfectly crisp & ooey gooey cheesy. The sauce was fantastic. The real star was the short rib & truffle pizza. Cannot put in words how damn good it was. We have had the short rib before with brunch, so knew what to expect but this surpassed it. We had the same waitress as the last visit, Bonnie. She was pleasant and attentive just as before. Next time will probably be the time to try the picanha! We shall see. :)

We were in the area and decided to stop by for some lunch. The initial draw was the ambience, as…read moreI'm a sucker for a nice atmosphere. This place delivers. It's very modern, but also cozy and old-timely at the same time. We sat next to the fireplace, and had a view of the train tracks (hoping to see a train pass by but that's ok). Service was friendly and welcoming. My only disappointment was that they only had a limited brunch menu available when I visited. Although my options were limited, the breakfast bowl we bought was delish.

Stopped in after bopping around this neighborhood a bit. It's a lovely place to find an…read moreinteresting, unique gift. There's fancy wine, cheese, snacks, interesting ceramic items, wooden spoons and serving plates , toys, etc. After looking around and selecting a few items (some honey, a dark chocolate espresso bar, and 2 small toys for my grandsons) ordered a couple of sandwiches on some fresh baked rolls, Watched the lady make them and then paid $60. Yes it's expensive, but I think it's worth it.

What a great find in Acton! Cute place with lots of fun things to pair with wines and cheeses. The…read moresandwiches are delicious and fairly priced. The staff could not have been nicer. I'll be back soon. Enjoy!

My dad and I came here for a late lunch on our way back from Maine, and were so glad we stopped…read more The menu is varied with lots of salads, sandwiches and fish options to choose from. It seems to be a very local spot and family run, which was so nice to see. It's a no-frills space, but very warm and inviting in terms of customer service. My dad got the haddock sandwich, which he really enjoyed and I got a basic pasta dish, which was very good. The service was warm and friendly and I'd definitely come back here again the next time I'm in the area.

We continue to love this place. Everyone gets something they totally enjoy. We love the Village…read moreGreek Salad, the Gyro & Chicken Souvlaki as well as the Greek Mac & cheese. The staff are friendly & helpful. The owner is often on site and truly cares about making his customers happy. Basic, casual dining area. Come for the food you won't be disappointed.

Very small Italian sandwich shop and Italian provisions provider (cheese, candy, sodas) with a…read moreretro Italian feel, over-the-counter and over-the-internet ordering, and a few small tables on which to eat standing up. The star of the show is the sandwich selection, all on a choice of focaccia or seeded roll, with many including stracciatella, a thick, white, creamy, Buratta-like cheese. Almost every item in the store-- from meats to cheeses to drinks to candies and snacks-- is imported from Italy and you can taste the difference. This ain't your daddy's Boar's Head. -- Tutto: Tried on focaccia, with Mortadella, Soppressata, Capicola, Prosciutto, Provolone, Stracciatella Cheese, Tomatoes, Onions, Pickles, Hot Cherry Peppers, and Garden Greens. Very creamy cheese, almost mayoey in texture. It took some adjustment on my first try, but I got used to it quickly. Strong flavors overall. Very enjoyable. -- Matto: Tried (on two different visits) on a grilled seeded roll, this packed Prosciutto, Soppressata, Sharp Provolone, and Hot Cherry Peppers. Bold flavors from the coldcuts, sharp cheese, and perfectly toasted bread, all in the right proportions to enjoy every flavor and texture. This was spectacular and will be a repeat sandwich for many visits to come. Excellent sandwiches. Nice people. Easy ordering via Toast (they don't have a website). Limited hours-- weekday lunches only-- and hard to spot, but in the same parking lot as the convenience store. I'm not an authority on Italian sandwiches but I've had my fair share from the "name" places in and around Boston, and this unknown gem from the outer suburbs ranks right up there with them. Some may argue they charge Boston prices, but for Boston quality without the Boston hassle, well worth it. Solidly in my lunch rotation.

Tazza has so many five star reviews, I think I will just have to add mine! A great lunch, a huge…read moreyummy sandwich that lasted three meals, and the nice people who work there all add up to a great dining experience. I think I will try the chicken sandwich next.

Great find! My dining companion & I loved Specialty Bar & Grill. We were drawn to it on the way…read moreback to RI from an event by the bright red umbrellas on their outdoor patio. Since it was a beautiful day we decided it would be perfect... and hopefully the food would be, too. We were not disappointed. My companion ordered the lamb gyro ($12.99) with a Sangria ($10). I ordered a pork souvlaki ($12.99) with a Pilsner draught ($9). Both sandwiches came with a small bag of Lay's potato chips & a pickle spear. Everything was delicious, and their Tzatziki sauce was the best I've ever had. Service was fast and friendly. Even after we had finished our meal & drinks we were invited to stay as long as we wanted to enjoy the steel drum entertainment. We will definitely return when we're in the area.

Terrible for the price. I went with my girlfriend for dinner. I got a burger, she got a cold cut…read moresandwich, and we got a baked mac and cheese to share. The whole meal was $55. I asked for my burger rare, and it was medium at best. The lettuce was just chopped pieces of salad lettuce thrown on there. The fries were cold and stale. Her sandwich was decent, albeit dry. The worst part was the Mac and cheese. It was so sickeningly greasy that I couldn't eat it. We had to dump most of the grease out because it was in a literal bath. Very disappointing.

This a new spot on main st. No contact ordering, great fresh subs, drinks and snacks.read more

Simple place with delicious soup! And the staff are very nice. We thoroughly enjoyed ourselvesread more

Great food great service !! Hidden little gem in Clinton…read more Great Deli sandwiches ,soups and salads. Your typical Deli sandwiches available or try their custom creations. Today I had the Rueben ( awesome) last time the Jenerator which was ham Turkey bacon Swiss with lto and a honey mustard. You won't regret trying this spot.

This is a nice location to get takeout. They have only a few tables in a cramped setting so eating…read morein isn't much of a choice for me. The sandwich was great and so was the service. 8 think their prices are a little high...

Want to send out a huge THANK YOU to the Jersey Mike's in Hudson, MA…read more We needed a large order prepped quickly and they rose to the challenge. Even when presented with a challenge, they got the order together and it was ready for pick up prior to the time originally given to us. The employee that we worked with was polite and acknowledged that she would do her best and she was successful. Thank you for the fast prep and the delicious food that we were able to give to others, it was truly appreciated and you made us look fabulous. Will be in to see you folks again soon. :)

I had a great sandwich. The service was great. I had no issues with the store when I got there my…read morefood was ready

Neat location in downtown Marlborough. Hubby and I both got the angry Italian. Sandwich was yummy…read more They are very generous with the peppers! Was large enough to share if you don't have huge appetite. The "service" was pretty non existent. We had never been there before, the menu was a board on the wall and the young woman at the register was very impatient for us to hurry up and order. Had to ask for each individual thing..."do sides come with it? Chips or?..." a curt "no" was reply. Finally asked if we could buy chips "they're over there" was response. Same with drink. As far as ambiance, it's in an old fire station so that part is neat but it's basically tables spread out among the retail area of their store. If you're looking for comfort or quiet- this is not the place.

This is a lovely affordable cafe with excellent coffee and food. It was kind of packed on a…read moreSaturday afternoon, but they are relatively fast with preparing the food. We got pumpkin spice waffles (mouth watering with the sauce), lox bagel, Mac and cheese, peanut butter cookie, and one of the wraps with chicken in it, I don't remember which. The lox bagel had cucumbers and chive spread instead of capers but it was really good. The cookie was nice and chewy and not too sweet. I also got a bag of coffee beans to try later at home that I'm looking forward to. Everything we ate was tasty and came out in a few minutes even though they were so busy. I will definitely be back. (Also, this is not important, but cafes usually get my name wrong because it's old fashioned, and I thought it was really cute that the cashier tried to remedy this by correcting it on the receipt.)

It's funny, I've biked by Bolton Bean dozens of times, every time saying to myself "we should eat…read morehere some time!", but like so many plans... we finally DID! We had breakfast here today, and really enjoyed it. The food was great, the location excellent, and the staff warm and inviting. The indoor area has a cool vibe, with tin & exposed wood ceilings and lots of tables. Outdoor (where we should have sat in hindsight had we realized how warm it was!) has tons of seating amongst the greenery as well. We had lox on an everything bagel and a chorizo breakfast sandwich with a pear coffee and an apple chai. The bagel was tasty and reasonably sized. I'd order it again in a heartbeat. I added a touch of salt but I always prefer that over too salty since you can't remove it. The best solution would be for them to add capers (briny and easy to remove), which is traditional with lox. The chorizo breakfast sandwich was super tasty with just the right amount of zing! I snuck the avocado mash into the bagel too.. The coffee was smooth and flavorful. The apple latte was bright and fruity, almost like cider with steamed milk? Ok that sounds weird but it was good I swear! Oh and we got a chocolate croissant and a cinnamon muffin to go! Mine didn't go far and was quite good as soon as we got home. Not sure if the muffin survived into the afternoon either.. I have to note that their waffles sound really good but I didn't order them because they don't have real maple syrup available. I highly recommend offering real maple syrup even if it's as a paid add-on. I would also call it "maple-flavored syrup" otherwise if it isn't real to warn people. We're in New England! We will be back!