Got scammed fair $21 lobster roll and fries. The size of the lobster roll was significantly…read moreunderwhelming compared to menu photo. The fries box was bigger than the roll. Ordered from someplace else I soon as I saw this meal.

Great lobster rolls and best fries ever . My first visit won't be my last . Friendly owner , small…read morecasual place . Loved it ! George and Sue Canton , MA

5 stars for the pastries. 5 stars for the pizza…read more 5 stars for the brick oven. 5 stars for the obvious quality of the food, presentation, and the business in general. 1 star for hiring DOZENS of spoiled kids from the neighborhood to the cafe where they routinely ignore a customer in an empty restaurant for an awkward 4 minutes. I burned a hole into the backs and sides of their heads and left no gratuity to the failson that decided to finally acknowledge me. 1 star for the never-changing menu.

This review is for their bakery. I love their glazed donut. The texture is fluffy inside and the…read moreglazed formed a thin crisp. All of their pastries are not too sweet. The vanilla cranberry danish had the perfect amount of tartness paired with the smooth pastry cream. I could taste the early grey tea in the London fog tea cake. It looked dense but wasn't inside. The pecan coconut blondie had a lovely chewy texture and the coconut flavor wasn't overwhelming. Staff was quick to greet and ask what I needed and there are plenty of parking outside if their lot is full.

Great ambiance and food. Once they get Jamsey back on the shots it's the best bar in Hyde Park.read more

It is not easy to gain access to this place…read more I arrived here at noon on a sunday, eager to start a UYE day drinking campaign. The door was locked, and the windows were opaque. I wasn't sure if the bar was abandoned, closed, or if they were just unwilling to accept my business. Moments later, what could only be a "regular" sullenly unlocked and opened the door for me. I asked "are you open?" and got an affirmative grunt in response. Master McGrath's is actually quite spacious and clean; the bar has about 15 seats, and is well-lined with small flat-screen TVs, the better to see the Sox beat the snot out of the O's. They have an internet jukebox, and a popcorn machine for free snacking. I knew right away that I was in a bar frequented almost exclusively by regulars; the surprisingly cute female bartender was eager to prepare drinks for the customers walking *in from the back door* before they sat down. I received a fairly standard silent-treatment half hour, followed by a cautious inclusion in some casual conversation. Being a gregarious individual, I soon was laughing and chatting with the regulars, and even had one of them buy me a drink, a favor I returned later. I was not able to get a Jameson - the man who bought me the drink explained that "if there's a bottle of Jameson, I'll drink it all." Of course, I didn't know if he was a manager, owner, or regular customer, but he is apparently important enough to the management that in an Irish pub, they don't stock Jameson. The buffalo fingers are top feckin' shelf. Definitely worth ordering. Hyde Park is a neighborhood that could use some more folks making the trip down to see. Lisa, the bartender, is cute and friendly, and will chat you up about shark week. All in all, not a bad way to spend three hours on a Sunday afternoon.

I was in Boston getting my hair done and remembered I was close to Yeanie's -- I've been seeing…read morethem all over TikTok and had them saved for the longest, so I knew I had to stop by. And let me tell you... it absolutely lived up to the hype. First of all, the ambience? So cute. The space was very clean, which I always notice immediately, and the aesthetic is this perfect mix of retro and modern. It has that nostalgic, cozy feel but still feels fresh and updated -- super cutesie and definitely Instagram-worthy without trying too hard. The food was amazing. Fresh, flavorful, and clearly made with care. Every bite was worth it. It's one of those spots where you instantly understand why everyone keeps talking about it. What really made the experience unforgettable though was the customer service. I had a little accident with my bag (so embarrassing ), and they didn't just brush it off -- they fixed it for free without hesitation. So kind, so professional, and genuinely caring. That level of service is rare. Incredible food, beautiful atmosphere, and even better people behind it. Easily a 5-star experience -- I'll absolutely be back.

At last, a good day and time for us to finally try Yeanie's!…read more Me and my wife have been wanting to try their smash burger for so long. I don't have anything to compare the smashed burger to because this is my first time trying a restaurant quality smashed burger. I'm a little torn if I like smashed burgers or beefy burgers lol I must say though, their burgers are seasoned well. I'm sure it's just salt and pepper but it's enough! The edges had enough burnt edges. I did a double with Yeanie sauce. I'm going to give the burger a 8/10. I wish my burger had more onions. I also tried to loaded fries. It was a little overwhelming LOL there was alot going on including 2-3 different sauces including cheese. I'll give it a 7/10. A little more light on the sauce would be better but that's just my preference. I was told that the tenders were amazing. I ordered that for my son and he loved it. I agree, the tenders were pretty damn good. My wife tried the Nashville chicken sandwich . She rate it 7/10. The slaw inside the sandwich was amazing. The sauce itself was ok. She wish there was a little bit more of a kick to it. Overall, I would definitely come back to get their burgers. Just once in a while. Reasoning is, it's a bit expensive. You do pay for what you get and that is good quality dishes. But $13 for a burger that doesn't come with fries can be a little steep... Definitely come and give it a try!

Porter Café is one of those neighborhood gems that hits the sweet spot between cozy and quietly…read moresophisticated. Tucked right on Centre Street in West Roxbury, it offers the kind of relaxed pub vibe that makes you want to linger for one more drink or dessert. The bar has an impressive craft beer list and a solid wine selection, and the cocktails are mixed with care--never rushed, always balanced. The food goes well beyond standard pub fare. The pasta dishes are fresh and flavorful, and the burgers are consistently juicy and well-seasoned. Daily specials often surprise with some bistro-level creativity. Service is warm and genuinely friendly, with staff who seem to know the regulars by name. Whether you're dropping in for a casual dinner, a quiet drink, or catching up with friends at the bar, Porter Café always feels welcoming. For anyone in West Roxbury or the surrounding area looking for great food, a comfortable atmosphere, and excellent service, Porter Café never disappoints.

Love this pub! The food & cocktails are always delicious & we love their seasonal offerings. The…read morestaff is friendly & the outdoor seating is nice in the summer.

So tasty! I ended up here for dinner last night before attending an event in Roslindale. I have…read morebeen told the vibe was pretty good and it's not every day you find Scottish food in Boston. After learning what haggis was made of, I decided to go for the fish supper. It's been a minute since I've had fish and chips, and the fact that this dish came with mushy peas sealed the deal. We started with the scotch egg and I had a native lager on the side. I'm off the deer train, but they sell deep fried Mars bars.. yummm Service was nice and attentive; we sat at a high top near the bar. The place was comfortably crowded and had a very nice atmosphere. I would say I don't make it to JP all that often, but I've been there now twice in two weeks so I don't really have an excuse to say I'm unlikely to return to the spot in the near term.

3.9/5 Solid pub! Came here for dinner and got a beer plus…read moresome Shepherd's pie. The pie was pretty darn good! Not the best Shepherd's pie I've ever had but it was solid and flavorful. For dessert I got the sticky toffee pudding which was lackluster: kinda dry and the ice cream and butterscotch sauce on top were nothing to write home about. The service was fast and friendly and the vibe inside was ok. Extra points for having a small parking lot! Food: 4/5 Service: 5/5 Ambience: 3/5

Over the last few years, I've seen this place on a few lists of best burgers in the city. After…read morerealizing the Mattapan location delivers to my place in the suburbs, it seemed like a sign to finally try it out, and it definitely didn't disappoint! I'll start by saying, this is the kind of place where you need to get horizontal for a few hours after eating. If you're looking for a healthy, balanced meal, this ain't it. It's a decadent burger joint in the best way, with big portion sizes and a menu full of loaded burgers, chicken sandwiches, and fries. With this being our first order, we wanted to sample a few different items from the menu and went with the sweet chili smoked wings, 504 chicken sandwich, and chopped cheese fries. Everything was delicious, which is good because with only two of us, we were eating leftovers all weekend. The smoked wings were super flavorful and crispy (even with a ton of sauce) and the 504 was one of the better chicken sandwiches I've had in a while. Would love to come back to try the burger sometime, I've also heard great things about their impossible burger if you're looking for veg options. Overall I'd say Bred if definitely worth a try!

Restaurant was empty and had some liminal space vibes, featuring an incessant beeping from the…read moresecurity alarm that they couldn't turn off. Burger was tasty enough, if a little overcooked for medium rare, but so large you could barely take a bite. My partner cut it up and ate it with a fork. Fries were very tasty and service was kind. Ultimately maybe not worth the price but maybe we hit a bad time!

First time visit. Don't be fooled by the counter service element. You carry your drinks to your…read moreseats but your food is delivered to your table. And this food is worth the wait! Everything we ordered was delicious! And sitting outside by the expansive greens and fairways while listening to live music and watching the sunset can't be beaten!

I ate here such a long time ago after a round of golf and so annoyed that I haven't been back until…read moretoday. Their food is outstanding. We got two breakfast sandwiches today and they were literally some of the best we've ever had. I live so close by and planning to hit up soon for their delicious-looking lunch offerings. It's really cozy inside and the interior design is really welcoming. Chef was super friendly too. All in all, I'd give it way more than 5 stars if I could. Very, very high quality, delicious food.

So I have been going to this place since they open. I have recommend to several people including a…read morefamous artist visiting. And brought multiple groups here. I even recommended the owner for an award from the city that they won. I truly believed in this place. But over the years I have been noticing changes. I did not write about them because I understand running a restaurant is hard. But today was the last straw. I placed an order with uber eats. The courier was nice enough to text me and say they sold out of my meal. Allegedly the restaurant tried to contact me. When I called them directly they told me I needed to cancel because uber is a third party. This is why I am upset. I have been using uber for years. Different states and different countries. People have always been able to get a hold of me. Most of the time the receipt comes printed with your number. Second, they could of canceled the order and spare both my time and the courier time. The person was on a bike! My time was wasted because I had to go through prompts to get a person. But uber told me via bot that the restaurant needs to cancel otherwise, I would only receive a partial refund. I don't mind they ran out. I mind my time and the couriers were wasted because they didnt want to do the work to cancel. Now I feel embarrassed for supporting because they don't care.

Recent dined here, I had the catfish, rice and gravy and candied tabs, the food was delicious and…read moreseasoned well, I did feel the piece of fish was on the skimpy side(it was quite a thin filet; my sister got the fettuccini Alfredo w/chicken and enjoyed it (more flavorful than the typical Alfredo). I felt the street corn was overpriced, $12 for essentially one ear of corn cut into three pieces. We were there on a Monday before 6p so was not bust nor was the music too loud. I had no issue with the 20% gratuity (our service was good) but they have the nerve to still have a line for additional tip on the receipt (I normally tip 15-20%). I would return.

Never disappoints. Been for dinner, now brunch. Both memorable. The staff is always amazing and…read moreattentive. But let's get real the food is the star of this place. You can go tapas and share or not depending on your style. We like to try everything and suggest you do the same. Josh was our server and was always there for a refill or to answer our questions about the food. We will be back.

All these years later, and Brassica still has such friendly, warm service. Recently we went for…read moreSaturday night dinner and had "The Ride" which is their tasting menu, $120 per person. It was 9 of their plates plus a dessert. It was way too much food (they had said it would be). We could have simply picked what we wanted to eat and gotten a reasonable amount of food for a reasonable price. I do not recommend "The Ride". As for the food, we liked the tuna tartare (a tad salty, but still good) and the hamachi crudo. The brussels are noteworthy at Brassica, so it was nice to get them - they are charred with maple and miso and served over white rice. The pork belly was fine. The lobster pasta was so spicy we couldn't eat it. The oxtail was excellent - I loved the flavors of the tomatillo; ironically, we probably would have not ordered that unless it came with The Ride, and I am glad we got to try it. The one thing we had that didn't seem to be in the menu was duck, which was very good. We also were served a pepperoni pizza and caesar salad, neither of which I could eat because I was so full. And the salad was so salty, I wouldn't have been able to eat it anyway. Dessert was tiramisu, which was solid. I'll go back to brassica, but pick my own dishes, and ask for ones that aren't spicy and have less alt in them,. To be fair, most restaurants over salt their food these days, which is so unfortunate.