My wife and I have been meaning to stop by this restaurant…read more We swung by for a late lunch and were thrilled with our food. One ordered from the "Specials" list. 1 Curry Goat, and one item from the Entree list, Waakye (wha'-Che). The goat was tender, flavorful with atypical spice combination relative to the typical homogeneous food outlet offerings in the quiet corner of CT and Webster, MA area. The Waakye is a combination plate of Ghanaian beef stew, a great rice, spaghetti(!) a hard boiled egg (whole), and a small portion of firmly fried, bone-in piece of fish! We both appreciated the big flavor profile of both dishes. This does not mean they were peppery "hot". (If you can enjoy medium store-bought salsa, you will love these dishes.) We are looking forward to trying the many other dishes in the near future. We can't speak to the eclectic inclusion of the Mexican side of their menu...not yet any way. The two women working were helpful and generous with their time. The tables and chairs are simple, pedestrian and sufficient. You are there to enjoy and experience the food and the understated welcome of the busy women doing everything fresh.

Our first time here and we were not disappointed. Truly authentic and delicious. We were also…read moreimpressed by the service we were given. Incredibly friendly and welcoming!! We will most certainly be back. Highly recommend

LOL I don't know why I keep giving this place my business. Maybe it's because of the lack of…read morerestaurants in the area? This is the closest to "ethnic food " we have in Oxford?! Either way.... they find new and improved ways to disappoint our delivery service. Quite a few times I have found hair in my food. That should have been it- especially since they promised to send us a gift card, even though they never did. This particular time? They sent us a JOKE of a meal consisting only of a sad, lonely piece of a fish triangle in a lonely, floppy corn tortilla. No cabbage. No condiments. Just a SAD piece of "Baja" fish for $17. The one star is because I couldn't vote zero. And if I had to give ONE redeeming factor, it would be their delicious guacamole. I'll give them that. Wish these were more options in our town! Luckily- the delivery services are starting to offer more

I've been to Mexicali 4 times so far. The good news: ambiance is great, staff is always attentive,…read moreseating/dining area always clean, restrooms clean. Ceviche tastes fresh, guacamole is fresh, salsa is pretty good (I like a watery salsa), chips pretty good, mixed drinks (Paloma and margaritas) are good enough, chicken tortilla soup is filling. None of this is so good that I would recommend driving 15 minutes + out of your way for, but decent enough. The downside: most of the food is lackluster. Tamales: dry (thank God for the watery salsa); rice and beans: dry, with beans slightly on the flavorless and burnt side; the burritos: vegetables are fresh, but meat always tastes dry (chicken) or slightly flavorless (beef), (thankfully most burritos served with a cheese sauce as well, but the lettuce and tomatoes that are served with it are always cheap and flavorless); enchiladas: one-note, the salty sauce and cheese covers up other flavors ( if there even are any); tacos: forgettable and one-note in flavor (needed guacamole, salsa and hot sauce to provide any depth of flavor); street corn: a complete joke, and covered with a mayonnaise-like condiment containing Sazon. For entertainment, order the street corn! Ask them to split it in two so that it can be for two people. Depending on who the chef or waitress is this could turn into an interesting conversation (about whether corn can be split in two vertically, seriously- the waitress left our table and returned asking if we meant split a cob of corn vertically or horizontally). She then stared in wonderment at us when i said "we just want 2 portions"; i felt like i was making an Abott and Costello bit, when she replied "sooooo, two orders split in half or what do you mean?". I mean one ear of corn cut in half so one person can have one half and another person can have one half. She nodded in amazement, saying that it would be really hard to cut an ear of corn in half but maybe if the chef has a good knife, maybe this amazing half corn could happen. Then it arrives, yes split horizontally in two, she looked very proud. Now, what's supposed to make street corn street corn is that it's grilled and seasoned, then covered in a Mexican crema and cotija cheese topping with lime and onions. Mexicali boils their corn in unsalted water, doesn't usually cut it in half or season it afterwards, leaves the corn probably for the whole shift so that each of the kernels gets really shriveled and dry like an old raisin, then coats it with mayonnaise and sprinkles Sazon on it. It's an entertaining experience, if nothing else. Definitely have an adult beverage- at least those will have flavor and hopefully make the whole experience fun/worthwhile!

I feel like this place isn't getting the love it should. My fiancé and I got drinks, burritos, and…read morean app for under $100. The guacamole was perhaps the best I've ever had. They come out with a cart and make it right in front of you. Drinks were good and the interior is really fun. Deserves more stars for sure

Quite a find on our way back from CNY holiday. Tired and hungry we stumbled across this little…read moretreasure in a strip mall behind where we were getting gas. The place is huge, on point cultural music (albeit loud- I'm old I like quieter) and the queer o meter is a perfect 10. Most excellent. The complimentary chips n salad were delicious. Thin, warm and lightly salted with just enough heat to the salsa and nice flavor. The rest is pretty straightforward- a chicken quesadilla that was jammed with cheese. It oozed out of the sides. And a steak fajita - both were very very good. The fajita had a great flavor, hot and piled high with peppers and onions. The steak slices were tender and delicious too - I will put out there that might be the only "con" it, in my opinion, could've done with 3 or 4 more slices of steak. However there is an epic amount of the peppers and onion which I 100% appreciate. Our waitress was so friendly and top notch. Accommodating and available without hovering. Food was delicious, service wonderful and atmosphere comfortable (sans loud music ha ha) The prices seem to be higher than other Mexican places - ie. The fajita was $21 and usually I'd venture to say that's the shrimp or combo cost, not steak or chicken. So overall they are about $3 higher. In the end I was fine with that bc it's really good and I would go back! Thank you El Patron Corona!! Cheers!

I love the Taco Bell near my house in Webster Massachusetts. I always get the tacos locos Doritos…read moresupreme combination meal you get three tacos in a large soda. The employees here are also very helpful. The other day they saw me struggling with the door because they're very heavy and I'm in a wheelchair so it's hard to navigate the door and the employee came running out told the doors open for me which I thought was very considerate of them. The only complaint that would have about this restaurant is the bathrooms I won't use them because they're either out of order or very dirty. Besides that I would recommend this Taco Bell I don't know about the KFC because I've never tried it but the Taco Bell is great!

i went at lunch time today ordered the new nuggets an a quesadilla, the employee came out with…read moregreat energy and pride in his work. I apprecited the confidence an even after a 15 minute col walk home that food still was great. Keep and the great work and ty.

The last time I went to Golden Greek restaurant was 8 years ago and they had a different owner. I…read moredidn't have a great experience on my first/last visit so I never went back. I heard recently that they had a new owner and I had an elderly friend out from the nursing home for the day and she wanted to stop here for lunch as her and her late husband came here often. We stopped in on a weekday for lunch and it was pretty quiet in there except for a couple other tables taken. My friend wanted pizza and added a salad. While we were waiting the new owner came over to introduce himself and make sure we were all set. He's a nice young man and seems eager to make his business a success. My friends salad came out first and it was a big salad for 99 cents with a meal. She said it was delicious and they gave her plenty of salad dressing. Our pizza came out shortly and it was delicious, definitely one of the better pizzas I've had in town. The pizza had plenty of cheese/sauce ratio and it had a nice crispy bottom. I'm not sure how the rest of their meals are, but their pizza is worth getting again!

I ordered a large cheese pizza, half with mushrooms and half plain, along with mozzarella sticks,…read moreplacing the order online. When I got home, I found the entire pizza was plain with no mushrooms. I called and spoke to a rude man who claimed I hadn't ordered mushrooms. I told him I had, gave my order number, and pointed out the mushrooms were listed. He refused to have me come back just for mushrooms. He's a right-fighter, tells me I didn't order mushrooms. He's the dummy who forgot to add mushrooms to my pizza, and doesn't apologize for it. I said I didn't care about the mushrooms, but if their system isn't processing orders correctly, they should fix it. He hung up on me. This place smells and looks filthy. Once, I bought fish here that reeked of ammonia, so I threw it away. The people are rude and unpleasant--especially that guy, what a jerk!

The late Spring/early Summer menu was released on Thursday, May 28th, and from what I've tried so…read morefar (appetizers), they're absolutely delicious! All shareable, and the presentation is top-notch. We had the Spicy Crab Tostada, Spicy Chicken Wontons, and the Mexican Street Corn "ribs." Each dish was prepared to perfection. The Spicy Crab Tostada, like the wontons, had a light and crispy texture. The Spicy Chicken Wontons were equally delightful. And the Mexican Street Corn "ribs" were a unique treat. They were prepared by quartering the corn cob lengthwise, tossing it in a special sauce, and serving it. The "ribs" effect was that you held the quartered cob pieces and ate the kernels as if you were holding the bones of ribs. Be prepared for a few wet naps after finishing these delicious bites! There are many more enticing dishes to try, and I can't wait for our next visit. As a tribute to the late, great Charlie Daniels (who always ended the musical season at the

This is a pleasant venue with beautiful views of Lake Webster. In warmer weather, the outdoor deck…read morelooks is a great spot for al fresco dining. On this cool spring visit, we sat inside at a corner table with a nice view of the lake. We ordered: Happy Hour Chicken Tacos ($8) Happy Hour Fish Tacos ($8) Fish & Chips Dinner ($21) Merlot ($9) Cabernet ($11) The tacos are normally $16 for three on the dinner menu, so getting four for that price during Happy Hour is a good deal. Results were mixed. Starting with the positive: the Fish Tacos were excellent. The haddock was perfectly cooked--crispy and flavorful--served in grilled flour tortillas with shredded iceberg lettuce, creamy slaw, pico de gallo, and chipotle lime aioli. Really well done! The Chicken Tacos, on the other hand, were disappointing. The chipotle-braised chicken, along with the toppings, made them feel dense and soggy. Not something I would order again. The Fish & Chips was the biggest letdown. The fried haddock was thin and dry, and the fries were limp and not hot enough. The coleslaw was very good, though. Honestly, if they used the same haddock from the fish tacos here, it would be a big upgrade. Service was good overall, though the dinners took a while to arrive. Bottom line: 3 stars. Still the best restaurant option on the lake, but there's plenty of room for improvement.

We've eaten more times than I can count at LB's restaurant and it saddens me to leave this…read morereview..that said when you order Kielbasa and get a hot dog please don't tell me it isn't a hot dog...I called them to let them know we got hot dogs instead of Kielbasa with our cold salad plate. The waitress apologized and asked if I wanted to return it. I said I would be back to get the right order. Within seconds I got a call back that said it IS kielbasa and that their hot dogs are in buns..I'll let you be the judge here with the photos..if it looks like a hot dog and taste like a hot dog it's NOT Kielbasa!

What a great restaurant! This is the sort of place where people come to meet up with friends over…read morecoffee and a tasty meal. Plan A was to eat at another (outdoor) place... but that place has new fall hours and was closed. So, a quick search led me to L.B.'s. The burger and fries were tasty, and the chocolate peanut butter pie was as good as it sounds! Add a soft drink, and it all came to $18 before the tip. Very reasonable and very good! The service was fast and friendly... like I was a welcome guest.. imagine that! I highly recommend and will return!

Beautiful location. Beautiful views of the lake…read more Beautiful banquet hall. Cute bar. Pretty good food. Nothing that was "WOW!" also nothing that was terrible. Slowest service ever! Long wait times on placing our orders, getting our sodas, on food delivery, soda/ water refills, beer, cocktails, our checks, to go boxes.... it took over 2hrs between sit down and finally getting out the door.

We had a family dinner there on Thursday evening…read more Atmosphère there is quite lovely, remind old school fish restaurant and the view it gorgeous. The service was quite and efficient even though was crowded. Basic food at reasonable prices. Large, comfortable place , plenty of seats inside and outside at the desk with the lake view. Basic old school fish dishes and cocktails. A very nice dinner in a nice and friendly atmosphere.

10" chicken barbecue pizza, jalapeno poppers, onion rings, buffalo wings... Were all great. Just…read moremoved here so trying different places. We are in the staff was good and so was the good. With your money $$$. Will definitely be coming back!

We decided to give this place a try because we didn't have time to drive out to our favorite…read morepizza/grinder shop (Tony's in Sutton). We got a meatball grinder, a pastrami grinder and a small pepper pizza (only because they didn't have a veggie pizza on their menu). My meatball grinder was lame, they were pretty stingy with all ingredients especially the sauce. My husband got a pastrami grinder and said it was very dry, and my mom got the pepper pizza and said there wasn't much sauce at all. It was kinda crummy looking inside the establishment and it didn't look particularly clean. We won't be going back again.

Great service. Super simple. Great layout. Food was okay. good for a gas station. Only complaint is…read moreit was a little cold.

Oh thank heaven for 7-eleven. Formerly a White hen Pantry, imagine my surprise the other day as i…read morewas passing by and saw the new sign. Much brighter inside, it also seems larger. Not sure if they really did steal sales space from the store room. Plenty of coffee options along with fountain drinks are now available along with big bites. The only thing missing are buttered bagels. Must be a new York thing.