Great coffee! Amazing sandwich…read more Nicest cafe I've been to in ages. Restaurant area adjacent to their cafe area looks really nice. I will come back to try that too. HIGHLY RECOMMEND!!!

Had some good food and a drink with a good friend. Great location to meet up…read more Sat at the bar. Bartender was friendly.

Nice spot for a casual hangout to grab food and drinks in a food court style place with elevated…read moreambience. There are a variety of food options including vegetarian options. Overall the food is not the best in Boston but I have enjoyed the food at Anoushella, Far out ice cream, and Union Square donuts. Seating is open and most of the businesses deliver your order to your seat. Trillium brewery is right next door which is excellent. There are events on the lawn in the summer, such as movie night and flea markets. Would recommend more for ambience and location than the food.

It's been fun watching the FIFA World Cup matches here at the green at Time Out Market. What a…read moregreat use of this space! Whether it's day time or night - summer is here and it's all happening at Time Out! This evening we came around 7 for the movie night and actually caught the last and most exciting nail biting finish of the Paraguay- Germany matchup!! After that was the movie - 'She's the Man' - very appropriate soccer movie! It was a fun rom-com and the whole crowd enjoyed it! And then afterwards was the next match! Beautiful evening- I'm sitting here on a blanket on the grass as I'm writing this. Cool evening perfect temps tonight - enjoying this very much! They're also showing the match inside. It's nice because you can get food from inside and there are restrooms. So it's all very convenient and what a great location! Looking forward to many more fun summer activities here at Time Out! So glad they stayed open!

There are plenty of places in Boston that can make a good burger. What is much harder to find is a…read morerestaurant that feels like it couldn't exist anywhere else. I'd heard Waverly had one of the better burgers around, so when a friend was visiting for Sail Boston, we made the short trip off the more traveled streets to see if it lived up to the reputation. I'm glad we did. Waverly is tucked away on a quiet side street in Charlestown, and that's part of the charm. The dining room is small, warm, and comfortably lived in. Nothing about it feels manufactured. The decor has an old soul without feeling dated, almost like it has been there longer than it actually has. Later I learned that's intentional. The restaurant takes its name from the historic Waverly House, a grand Charlestown hotel from the 1800s, and was designed to capture the feeling of the neighborhood's historic brownstones rather than chase the latest restaurant trend. The room felt like it belonged to Charlestown. Most of the people inside looked like they could walk home after dinner. That's the kind of place I always hope to find when visiting a neighborhood, somewhere that serves the people who live there first, and everyone else second. We asked for a window table, and the staff happily accommodated us. It's a small gesture, but one that made us feel welcomed instead of processed. The burger justified the trip on its own. I added the sunny-side-up egg, but the real star was the bacon-onion jam. It pulled everything together without overpowering the beef. The burger itself was tender, the sesame brioche somehow managed to hold everything together, and I appreciated the choice of Vermont white cheddar and Grillo's pickles. Those aren't flashy ingredients, they're just the right ones. Seeing Downeast Cider on tap certainly didn't hurt either. What impressed me most wasn't that Waverly was trying to reinvent the neighborhood burger. It wasn't. It simply executed it exceptionally well, with enough confidence to let good ingredients and thoughtful choices do the talking. Charlestown wouldn't just lose a burger if Waverly disappeared. It would lose one of those neighborhood places that quietly makes a neighborhood feel like itself. You come for a well executed meal, but you leave feeling like you've experienced a small piece of Charlestown. Places like that are a lot harder to replace than a good menu.

Was in town for the marathon. Went a bit out of our way to visit this restaurant for brunch on…read moreSunday, the day before the marathon as part of my carb loading plan for the race. I really, really, REALLY wanted pancakes. The website said brunch goes until 3. We get there at 2:50. They said they were no longer serving brunch and they've moved to their limited menu, because brunch ends at 3. You can imagine the puzzled look on our faces when they told us it ended at 3pm but it's still 2:50pm. They said we would have been fine if we were 5 minutes earlier. Weird that 2:45 is fine but 2:50 is not. We were annoyed, to say the least. But we were hungry, we didn't know what else was around, we needed to eat, and it already took us 30 minutes to get here in an Uber. Two guys came in after us, also before 3, who were also really excited for brunch. They too were shut down. We ordered off the limited menu. It was okay. It was fine. But that's not the point. If brunch ends at 2:45, then say it ends at 2:45. Don't say it ends at 3pm and then shut people down because it secretly closes earlier. I get that you guys want to switch the kitchen over and prep for dinner, but serve the food you say you're going to serve at the time you're going to serve them. Nobody came in after us and the other party that was also in before 3, so it's not like there was some never ending rush of people trying to get brunch. I also don't recall anyone else coming in before we left probably an hour. Poor communication and poor customer service.

I had a great time eating here before my trip to the museum! While you don't need a ticket to eat…read morehere, it seems like most of the time, they don't have non-visitors eating here. People who eat here still have to pass the ticket booth and coat check areas. I think this somewhat detracts from the convenience of eating here but it's perfect for museum goers. The food looks surprisingly good. I really enjoyed my shrimp piccata. It was very flavorful and had a strong lemony caper taste. The penne was really good and i loved the asparagus, it was bite size and very juicy!

Excellent service, bright atmosphere and delicious food. It is a limited seasonal menu but we…read moreenjoyed every bite! A perfect complement to our time at the Isabella Stewart Gardner museum.

I came here for the Nite Brunch experience at the end of the year and honestly loved everything on…read morethe menu--I wish I could have ordered one of everything. The standouts for me were the mini pancakes, the wedge salad with tomato jam (AHHMAZING), and especially the cornbread... you have to get the cornbread! The ambiance is super cute, filled with flowers and plants, making it a perfect spot for plant lovers. It's also quiet, intimate, and cozy--great for a relaxed brunch vibe. Definitely a memorable experience!

BEWARE they auto gratuity 20% and the waitress does Not mention it, nor do they circle it on the…read morebill. I guess it's a know before you go situation. But, it basically sets you up to tip over double if you aren't used to looking closely at the bill and it left a sour feeling about the establishment.

This is set up cafeteria style, where you walk in, grab what you want and pay at one of the…read moreregisters. There are so many fresh-food options here for every diet type. I popped in because we were at the park right next door and one of my children was hungry. I ended up getting hummus and pretzel chips, but I looked around at all of the delicious-looking food and wanted to get something for myself (but didn't -- maybe next time!). The day I visited, I saw a burger station, a sandwich station, and a Japanese noodle station. Everyone was lined up at the noodle station ... it must have been good. There was also an antipasto bar, a fresh cookie area, hot coffee and tea (several different kinds) and a large selection of cold beverages (including kombucha). There are a lot of tables and bar seating, both inside and out. The whole area is very inviting and bright, with lots of windows and natural light streaming in. It's a pleasant place to grab breakfast or lunch, or just a quick snack.

The greatest hook up bar ever…read more A friend of mine works for EF International. This office building is located across from the Science Museum on Cambridge st. In the lobby of the office building is without a doubt the coolest bar in the Boston Area. Really, it's a hidden gem. I went there yesterday to met my friend for a couple after work drinks. The decor is post modern but surprisingly cool. There are no servers just a bartender behind the bar who makes without a doubt the best margarita in the city. $7.50 for a handmade patron anejo margarita. It's a subsidized bar. He muddled the limes in the glass to make it from scratch. PBR is $2 a pint or $8 for a pitcher. He is also the funniest guy I've ever met. They have a bar menu that is very simple. Hamburgers, chicken wings, nachos etc. I had the nachos. For $6 I got the best nacho I've ever had. Huge amounts of guac, sour cream, and salsa over a large portion of nacho. We couldn't finnish them But the thing that sells the place is the clientele. The hottest women in the city go her. I was there for 2 1/2 hrs and saw about 30 girls and 2 guys. The average age is about 25. She said on Friday nights the place is packed with women getting cheap drinks before hitting the clubs. The girls were hot. I've never seen anything like it. Did I mention the girls were hot. My friend said to come on tuesday or wendsday if you want to meet someone. It's a little easier to meet and talk to them If you're looking to hook up with a hot single chick this should definitely be your first stop. It gets busy around 5:30 then is empty by 9

Yelp Review 2026 #200:…read more Boston is not lacking in good restaurants but what better way to showcase that than to have a bunch of eateries in one food hall!? I appreciate food halls because if you're with people, they can choose wherever and whatever they want to eat. Or if you can't decide what you want to eat, you can just walk around until something catches your attention. High Street Place Food Hall doesn't seem like a big place for a food hall. But it has over 15 food vendors and bars. Some open for breakfast as early as 7am. Some don't open until 11am for lunch. Some stay open until 8pm, 9pm or 10pm. I've been here multiple times while in Boston since my hotel is less than a 10-minute walk away. I've had breakfast here and a late dinner. I've tried multiple vendors like Mother Juice, Noble Castella, and Dive Bar. There are plenty of tables and seats and the space is always clean the times I went. There are seats out on the patio. The restrooms are clean too. There was a DJ when I went at night after a World Cup game. The place was decorated for the World Cup. I loved that.

This is a TOURIST TRAP and we fell right into it. The…read morechicken sandwich place-Soggy and tough. Fries not seasoned and bland. Pizza place- the most boring $7 piece of pizza we've ever had. It was ok but just mid. The taco place- absolutely insane. We ordered a bowl and the rice at the bottom was SO HOT it completely melted the bowl and it collapsed as my daughter tried to eat it. She was horrified that she just injected that many microplastics from a literally melted bowl. Yes, they refunded us for the bowl but it overall an awful dining experience. What a waste of money and I hate how they market this hall like it's AMAZING. We were cheated.

Ordered to go a few times while staying in the area for some grad school summer courses. Everything…read moreI tried was great & pickup was always very smooth and friendly! Notes to self: might not get the mac & cheese again, steak was flavored great but a little chewy, chicken fingers were reliable and tasty, curly fries were delicious but a big portion!

Food was okay bar food. Service was nice. We were the only ones there early evening and no one…read morereally checked on us. Ambiance was chill. Fish and chips were fine. The nacho appetizer is massive and can easily feed at least 4 people. Sangria was sweet.