Great food, especially the burgers. Menu is not too big but you cant go wrong with any of the…read moreoptions.

A hefty burger for a pretty outrageous price. I got the Double Trouble (+ a second patty, $5 more)…read moreand a side of fries. The burger was definitely sizable, packed with beef, and had a great meat flavor overall (especially the charred bits near the edges). The burger came as-shown with no vegetables. You can request for lettuce on the side. For a price of $35, it was truly Newbury St prices...there are better options for sure

A small, cozy cafe on newbury street that deserves more love!…read more The coffee is good, nothing out of this world. But the ambiance, decor, and quietness in here is so calm and peaceful. This is a picture perfect place for studying or work. This place does have very minimal seating. Service was great : )

I really enjoyed this place. Very small, seating inside and outside. The staff was very friendly…read moreand the food came out quick. We ordered: BLT: 4/5, great sandwich but nothing to make it stand out, could have added more bacon. Sausage egg cheese on a croissant: 5/5, gigantic and tasty, and I absolutely loved that it came with a side of fruit Hot chocolate: extremely yummy but the cup was only half full??? I asked for whipped cream, yes, but that doesn't mean the liquid should barely get to half the cup. Raspberry lime Ricky: 5/5 can't go wrong I included a picture too of the friends we made while sitting in their outdoor seating ‍

I had the Best Start of my Birthday here. The Staff went over and beyond for me to have a great…read moreexperience. S/o to the whole staff plus the two servers in the front & management. S/o to the lady that paid for my meal also!! Food was a 10/10 I will be back! Ambiance is was outstanding .

Most of the food was good, especially the bread, but I ordered eggs medium and they came back easy…read more I almost never do this, but I sent them back -- they came back nearly the same! Tuesday morning kitchen crew needs to up their game. Maybe since it's not a busy day they have an amateur cooking? There were only a couple of people in the restaurant..

This place is so cute! We had made a reservation for brunch, and arrived early. There are books,…read morefunny cards, stickers, calendars, toys,... Anything you might possibly want. We shopped around for a few minutes before being taken upstairs to be seated for brunch. The menu was varied and everyone found something that was exactly what they wanted. I had the the French toast and it was delicious. They also have a huge selection of fresh juices, smoothies, and shakes. I tried one called the Geoffrey that I loved. Our waiter was great as was the staff downstairs in the bookstore.

We came in here unplanned. It was 8:10am and we were walking around Newbury. Not many stores were…read moreopen and we wanted a small bite to eat. And to escape the cold. We walked by, not realizing that Trident was open. Then we saw a woman seated at the table by the window sipping her coffee! So we counted out lucky stars and walked right in! We walked around the bookstore first. So much to browse here - the staff recs! I've already read some, some are on my tbr list but some are new to me! Will take note of the new titles. We moseyed over to the cafe and ordered the potato chuckwagon. You can order using the QR code or with the paper menu. Both are so easy! It was the most delicious breakfast for us - the eggs were poached perfectly with runny yolks. We cleaned our plate! Highly recommend! Will definitely come back!!

Buttermilk & Bourbon is awesome. I went for Sunday brunch and let me tell you. AMAZING customer…read moreservice. If you're looking to go for brunch be advised that you should make a reservation ahead of time. I did a walk-in and had to sit at the bar. The bar isn't too bad. But if you're someone like me, (6'2 280lbs) it could be a little tight. At the bar, Dillon and Ricardo were amazing! They were very attentive as soon as I sat down. I was handed the menu with a glass of water. After looking over the menu they took my order. I ordered the New Orleans coffee. Good drink. A little on the sweet side but had a lot of alcohol! To start I had the tater tots. Pretty basic but it had a good seasoning to you! Not just salt and pepper! For the main dishes we had the Southern fried chicken sliders. It was a nice sweet and spicy blend. Not too spicy, just the right amount of kick to you! Also we got the chicken and waffles. As soon as we gave the menu back to them, not even 10 minutes later the food was at our spots. Piping hot and fresh. Mind you, the place was packed! So I'm not mad at that! The chicken thighs were seasoned well and juicy! The only thing I didn't like, was the waffle was kind of soggy and thin. Not like a Belgium waffle that is thick and crispy. But still, not bad. I would recommend trying them out but make reservations for a table.

Was in Boston a few weeks ago for a conference and forgot to do a write up ! Owner Jose Santos…read morehas an amazing New Orleans inspired restaurant that serves Southern Cuisine . Not sure the of the part of the city it's in maybe Beacon Hill as I'm a New Yorker ! The restaurant was cozy in a lower space of a brownstone building . We ordered tapas and had everything (almost !) on the Tapas menu . They did have full entrees but we were full off the Tapas . There were 4 of us and there was plenty of food . The Louisiana Crawfish Arancini , cast iron baked Brie with homemade potato chips , broccoli , Cajun catfish bites ( which has the most amazing sauce !!), Tuna Tartare and the steak tips were amazing!! The table next to us had the Buttermilk fried chicken which I wanted but after all the tapas we were done ! Dessert was the Beignets that were delish !! I honestly don't remember what we drank because the food was so good ! I'd go back if I'm in Boston . Pack your patience looking for a park because it's like Brooklyn trying to find spots . You can use an app to find the nearest lot to pay and walk . Reservations preferred . I used Open Table .

I come here specifically for the Misugaru Ice Parfait--it's the best bingsoo I've had in Boston so…read morefar. The flavors strike a perfect balance between sweet and nutty without being overwhelming. The dessert is beautifully layered, with ice cream on top, two layers of red bean, almonds, mochi, and misugaru powder, all finished with condensed milk. It's especially great if you prefer desserts that aren't overly sweet. The portion is generous and can easily be shared among three people, making it a great option to enjoy with friends.

I've been going to Caffébene for the longest time, ever since I was old enough to hop on the train…read moreto go into the city! Love, LOVE their mango bingsu! It's an item that they offer that I will continue to go out of my way for and definitely something that I always have to order whenever I visit Caffébene. It's amazing! Great flavor and all the ingredients are well balanced. Super refreshing & I highly recommend! I've tried other items as well that they offer, like smoothies and baked goods which are all very tasty, but I always find myself coming back for their mango bingsu, my favorite! Also, this is a great place to go if you're looking for a spot to get some studying done. Parking: can be tricky but there are meter parking spots around. Right by the Symphony Green Line station & Mass Ave Orange Line.

Amazing experience. Restaurant is so cute and service is amazing. HIGHLY recommend for any occasion.read more

So good! I wanted to eat everything on the menu especially the tinned foods, weirdly. I ate way too…read moremuch. Ambience is meh... too loud and definitely trying too hard to be fancy upscale yuppie whatever. Staff was super friendly. If you want to impress a young date, this place is probably amazing. If you just want really good seafood, this is also a great bet. But if you're not real into seafood, or the hip young ambience annoys you, then skip it

Rule #1: Never say no to bread. This time, I didn't even get the chance - it just showed up. As it…read moreshould. Started with the charcuterie board, and that first combo of cheese + jam + warm bread - one of those ratatouille moments. Simple, but exactly right. Then the salad - a little sweetness from the pecans, and somehow going back and forth between that and the charcuterie felt like the right strategy. Service was super solid and attentive without hovering, always around when you needed something. Ordered a Kronenbourg 1664 mid-meal - crisp, slightly sweet, easy to keep sipping. Then the seared salmon came out, topped with shrimp. More seafood with my seafood? Absolutely. Left completely full, finishing off the extra jam as a low-effort dessert. Could've ordered something sweet, but sometimes it's better to switch locations and convince yourself you're being active on the way to the next spot. indoor = warm and cozy outside = sun and dogs

There's something undeniably magical about eating at a French bistro in one of the most…read moreEuropean-feeling corners of the country. Boston's Back Bay already does a solid Paris impression--Café Sauvage just completes the picture. This place feels every bit like a proper Parisian bistro, and thankfully the food backs it up. The Sauvage Burger absolutely hits the spot. Juicy, well-seasoned, no unnecessary nonsense--and yes, every burger on earth deserves the aioli treatment. This one gets it right. And the fries... let's talk about them. Golden, crisp, perfectly salted. Possibly the best fries I've had in Boston, and that's not a statement I throw around lightly. Atmosphere, execution, flavor--Café Sauvage is a gem. The kind of place you stumble into once and then quietly start recommending to people you trust.

The food and services were amazing. I would totally recommend coming. I've already scheduled my…read morenext trip.

They need more space! 10/10 on everything, from service to food to drinks to atmosphere. A must…read morestop when I'm in town.

best iceceeam in the world nothing even comes close!…read more awesome menu and amazing people

I've tried several flavors here, and they're all okay. Nothing that I would label as "absolutely…read moreamazing and unique", but nothing abysmal. Be aware that you're able to have multiple flavors on the same cone, and so indulge in some variety and craft your own combination of flavors and colors. Use the touch screens to place your order; it's somewhat unclear when you enter, especially when it's busier and there's a crowd along the display case. They can get a bit busy, and they're pretty good at managing the line. I wouldn't bet on sitting inside because of the limited space, so take your gelato out on a walk along Newbury or the less busy Comm Ave just a street over.