I recently visited Liberty Tavern in Quincy with family to watch the game and enjoy some good food…read moreand drinks, and we had an excellent experience from start to finish. The wood-fired kale pizza and Truffalo Chicken & Mac were both incredible, but what really stood out was the service. Our server, Colleen, was fantastic--friendly, attentive, and extremely knowledgeable about the menu. I asked for her recommendations, and she picked out two drinks for me that were absolutely on point. If you decide to stop by Liberty Tavern--which I definitely recommend--ask for Colleen! I'm sure the entire staff is great, but I can only speak from my experience, and she truly helped make our visit an enjoyable one. Thank you again for the great food, drinks, and outstanding service. I'll definitely be back!

A perfectly adequate tavern with above average food and sports bar atmosphere…read more The service was decent and there was World Cup games on the TV Nice way to have a lunch after visiting the home of my hero John Adams

Best Food and Cocktails. Friendly Staff and great Service Unbelievable Lobster roll !!!read more

Had a great cheese burger and onion rings for lunch. The Guinness is excellent on tap. The…read moreplace has new owners. The previous scumbag regulars who frequented this bar several years ago are no longer welcome back. It has come a long way.

He won Chopped. He beat Bobby Flay. He was a finalist for Top Chef. Laurence Louie is our local…read morecelebrity chef! His Rubato HK Cafe is accessible and delicious. My parents owned the spot years ago when it was Timmy Cafe. They sold the spot to Laurence's mom and she in turn sold it to him. The space is bright and the food is fire. There's not a lot of seating but there's a steady stream of people ordering to go. Laurence will also host pop up experiences for local chefs. My daughter loves their plain congee. I'm a big fan of the Rubato Fun Fun. The brisket in there tells you that Laurence knows how to make Chinese brisket the right way. They also have an amazing brisket steamed bao. The Fun Fun is loaded with everything you would want on a cheung fun dish mixed together. The highlight for me and keeps me coming back is the bolo fried chicken sandwich. There's so much going on between the sweet, flaky, and fluffy bolo bao, filled with a generous serving of a delectable fried chicken and saucy slaw. You get a complex mixture of flavors and textures in every bite. It can get messy, so lean forward and eat over your dish. I love that Laurence is often in the store and giving time to the fans of his TV cooking competitions. His team are also super competent and kind. I used Rubato catering for an event and the participants are still raving about the spread months later. Don't sleep on this local celebrity spot!

4.5/5 but rounding up to a 5…read more Came by on the weekend right before 11am and all of the seats were available. We ordered 3 items and absolutely loved 2 out of 3. The first item we tried was the HK French Toast Lava Egg Yolk which tbh is always a winner for my husband and I no matter where we get it. The second item we tried was the Cha Siu Bolo Bao. I'm usually not a big cha siu person so it was just okay for me. The bolo bao is also not quite what I expected, it has a different texture to it than most bolo baos. Overall not bad but just not for me. The last item was the salt pepper chicken with rice which we didn't expect much from but loved. The chicken has a nice crunch but also juicy. The seasoning used is also delicious. All in all a delicious meal and we will definitely be back! I'd skip the bolo bao next time though.

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

As always, an excellent pizza! The chicken is well-seasoned, the Catupiry is creamy, and the…read moreingredients are always fresh. It arrives hot and delicious every time. I've ordered it several times and it never disappoints. Definitely one of my favorites! The large size comes with 8 generous slices!

A buddy recommended the place to us. And I have to say... WOW. Best wing dings I've had in 20+…read moreyears. I could live off these things. And killer chicken parm!!!! Great job guys!!!! My new favorite go to!!!!

Cheryl and I met our daughter and daughter-in-law at Brick & Beam in Quincy to celebrate Jamie's…read more31st birthday, and we had a really nice evening together. Even more exciting, Jamie is due in December with our third grandchild, another little girl, so we had plenty to celebrate. We started with Bang Bang Cauliflower, Crispy Brussels Sprouts, and Shrimp Cocktail, and every appetizer was a great choice. The girls ordered an Aperol Spritz, an Espresso Martini, and a soda water with lime while I kept it simple with a Bud Light. For dinner, Jamie and I both ordered the steak tips with mashed potatoes and spinach. The steak tips were cooked perfectly, and the Parmesan mashed potatoes were especially good. Regen enjoyed the avocado salad with chicken, while Cheryl had filled up on appetizers and happily shared some bites from my plate. The food easily earns 5 stars. Everything we ordered was delicious. I'd give the atmosphere 4 stars. It was comfortable, lively, and a great place to spend a couple of hours catching up. The only thing keeping this from being a 5-star overall experience was the service. I'd give that 3 stars. Perhaps our waitress was new or simply having an off night, but she was very inattentive. Several times she walked past our table without checking in while we were waiting to order more drinks, place our appetizer order, and later our dinner order. I would even call out to her and she just walked by. The good news is that it didn't put a damper on the evening. We were having such a great time talking, laughing, and celebrating that the slow lack of service was easy enough to overlook. Overall, I'd give Brick & Beam 4 stars. Great food, a nice atmosphere, and despite the service hiccups, we had a wonderful night celebrating Jamie's birthday. To top it all off, we took a short walk down the street afterward and finished the evening with ice creams from Dairy Freeze. It was the perfect ending to a great family night!

Just didn't think it was that good or a very good value…read more It's a nice space, parking is kind of funky. Had a Gorgonzola Steak Sandwich, it was $22 and just not that great. Service was solid and no issues but I think there are better options around.

I had my bridal shower at the Fox & Hound, and it was truly the best day ever! Everything was…read moreabsolutely amazing, from the delicious food to the incredible customer service. Everyone went above and beyond to make our day so special and unforgettable. We are beyond happy with our experience and would highly recommend the Fox & Hound for any type of function or celebration. If you're looking for a beautiful experience, amazing food, and wonderful service, this is the place! Thank you, Fox & Hound, for helping make my bridal shower a day I'll never forget!

We have been coming here pretty regularly for a couple of years. The food quality and menu changes…read morehave gone downhill. Tonight my fish on my Ruben tasted like it was from frozen and the fries were terrible; not crispy or hot. My cocktail was light on alcohol which is very disappointing. I hope this is just an off night because it's a local favorite. Please bring back some regular favorites like lobster ravioli.

Always spot on! Love love the spicy pork bulgulgi. Side dishes are plentiful and seasonal. Staff…read moreis courteous and attentive.

The staff is very attentive and they have great service! They have a smaller menu but it hits the…read morespot when you're craving Korean tofu soup

Great place for hearty favoites. Always fresh ingredients, prompt service, friendly atmosphere.read more

The tomato basil soup was not good. It was luke warm and thick like it was tomato paste with some…read morewhite stuff added, not sure what the white stuff was but it wasn't good. When we arrived they said it would be about 5 minutes so we were waiting, a young man decided to seat us but we needed a lower table. When he took us to the lower table the waitress was annoyed and said she told us it would be 5 minutes. We didn't rush the young man at all. When we sat down the waitress brought two waters to the table and asked if we would like anything else to drink. We said yes and told her two were in the bathroom. She snapped at me "I only have two hands!" Rude. She took our order and got a bit nicer but wasn't great the whole time. The soup was awful. The pizza was fine but not great.

Fantastic, friendly service. Very good beer list. Delicious taco. Nice, long bar was pretty full…read morefor a Tuesday lunch. Didn't have the burger, but friend said it was excellent.

The service was extremely slow. Skip "Taco Tuesday" for…read moresure. The tortillas are corn, and they fall apart before you even take a bite. I know, I know, they are only $4. But I'd much rather pay more so I don't leave hungry and go home to eat leftovers from a much better restaurant. (Taso's in Norwood) Why didn't I just order more food? The waitress was never around to ask. Also skip the "White Flame" margarita. It wasn't spicy at all. And the coconut around the rim? Bizarre. Not good. I'll never go back.