I go to Liberty Tavern often, and it's consistently great every single time. The owner and staff…read moreare friendly, attentive, and welcoming, which really makes the experience stand out. The atmosphere is relaxed and inviting, it's perfect whether you're stopping in for a casual night out, or meeting friends for a special occasion. You can always count on good service, a comfortable vibe, and an overall enjoyable experience. It's one of those places that never disappoints, which is why I keep coming back. Highly recommend!

Our Braintree-based daughter recommended Liberty Tavern on an early Saturday evening. Familiar…read morelocation on Hancock Street. We had a reservation and were seated right away on a nice large table for the five of us. Nice brick interior, a bit dark for my taste but I am old and couldn't see the menu too well, needed a cell light but super friendly server which always is a plus. Chose the Philly Cheese Steak and got the arugula salad which was fairly large for a side. Sandwich was also good-sized and I only could eat half but the other half made for a nice lunch the next day. Others were happy with their meals, I honestly forget what everyone ordered. The draft beers and other drinks came quickly and waitress was good about keeping our glasses full. Very responsive. Was sort of loud place is my only complaint. Plenty of parking behind the restaurant or on-street.

I had a delicious lunch at 110 Grill today…read more I love how allergy friendly this restaurant is. The friend who dinned with me had an allergy and the wait staff and kitchen were wonderful about it. A manager brought her food to the table separately. I also liked that they had small portions of entrees available for lunch. It was the perfect size! (It's a 90+ degree day. I didn't want leftovers that would sit in my car.) I'm a fan of 110 Grill and everything I've ordered there has been delicious.

I'm in love...with a plate of prosciutto wrapped cod fish and a side of jasmine rice & broccoli…read more Why have I not have this heavenly dish before? Where can I find this dish in Texas?? Or who can I bribe to get me the recipe for this made-in-heaven-by-angels-in-a-chef's-cap meal??? Ok, I could go on and on about this for days!! But I'll stop here. The service was great! I couldn't have asked about a better wait staff. I have a shellfish allergy and I have never been to a restaurant that cared enough to "ask my manager" if it would be ok for me to substitute Jasmine rice for the risotto. I am grateful for this consideration!! Finally, our seat in the bar area was pretty nice too. The mega sized TV was the icing on the cake. I love 110 Grill and the next time in Massachusetts you will definitely see me again.

The old "idle hour"…read more First time ordering pizza from here and it was okay. I think I would prefer to go in next time and grab a bar seat or table and eat in house. We also ordered their Caesar Salad which was good. I do remember this spot before it was Drifters and it was called Idle Hour which I loved so much. But I will say I am excited that a new pizza spot is now in its place. I think my next time that I try this will be physically at the restaurant. My only concern is that it is very loud. It is a great place to go watch sports for sure!

Grabbed drinks here with a friend on a Saturday night and wow was it busy!…read more There was live music when we first walked in so the ambiance was quite loud... like I could barely hear myself let alone hold a conversation. The place itself was small too so the music really overpowered everything. But once the live music wrapped up the vibes were good! Not too loud that I was screaming over it, but still lively. I got the Heart of Stone which was delicious! Not too sour or sweet, but was definitely a strong cocktail. I had 3/4 of it and I was already feeling it. My friend got an Old Fashioned and she was a big fan! It went down quite smoothly and tasted good too. For $14 a drink, it was a little pricy but honestly I've seen places in Boston charge more. I would recommend coming here to grab drinks but maybe not a spot to catch up because of how loud it was. Would love to try their food as it looked pretty good!

Dotty's is delightful!…read more Everything you want from a restaurant Dotty's has. Formerly known as The Townshend, this Quincy local restaurant is the best place for exceptional service, fantastic food, creative cocktails and am Ambiance that will sure impress any date. This might be my 3rd or 5th review because why not! When you find a place that you love you brag about it. For starters we shared their fried pickles with their homemade ranch dressing. We also love their stuffed dates. For entrees, I had their Salmon which is always cooked to perfection. My husband's had their Steak Frites which he enjoyed very much. Dessert is always a tough choice since all of them are excellent but this time we went with their brownie sundae. After plenty of glasses of wine and some dirty martinis let's just say we didn't want to leave but it was getting late. If you have never been to Dotty's or their other restaurants I highly recommend checking them out! Cheers

Overall decent food and service in a nice setting! I'm docking one star for the food but it's made…read moreup for by a great beer and wine list, great nice-casual ambiance, and great service. Met up with some good friends in Quincy and we're looking for a place to eat. Conveniently located by the Quincy Center stop, this place was great! We were seated quickly without a reservation (though clearly it can get popular, we showed up at 5:30 and by 6 the place was full of reserved parties!) and our server was very helpful. We got the fried calamari and the steak tartare as starters. While the calamari itself was crunchy and nicely lightly battered and fried, I would guesstimate that about 50% of the dish was actually calamari. The rest of the fried bits were carrot coins, lemon slices (with the seeds still in...) and what I think were pieces of poblano peppers. This honestly felt disappointing as the portion was quite small to start, and then for half of it to be miscellaneous fried veggies felt like it wasn't a great deal. The steak tartare was also an extremely tiny portion, with the plate heavily populated by arugula leaves and six tiny toasts. Not the most generous portions here unfortunately. I got the steak frites as my main. The steak itself was presently beautifully with a peppercorn sauce poured over it. However, I was looking for the salt shaker because the steak was quite underseasoned. While it looked like a good medium rare cook (how I ordered it) with a great looking sear, I had quite a bit of chew work to do getting through the gristly bits. The fatty side cap was a bit chewy and could have used some direct searing. The oysters were delicious! Not even a little bit of grit, with a very onion-heavy mignonette as an accompaniment. We didn't order much from the raw bar due to my friends' tastes but I feel like this would probably be the reason I come back another time with different people! I could have definitely been happier with the food here. But again don't sleep on the raw bar and if you're looking for a nice place to hang for an evening, overall great vibes here!

This restaurant has recently closed but since I did enjoy my meal when I did go and try the place…read morewhen it was still around I figured I'd still write a review as they still have other locations in the Boston area. I saw some delicious sounding seafood, steak and Italian dishes as well as salads and appetizers on the menu and since I was more in the mood for a steak I picked the Filet Mignon as my entree. They had two different sized cuts that they were offering and I decided to go with the smaller one. It was very delicious and I got the mashed potatoes as a side dish which was also very good. I happened to be there during a busy lunch hour so the place was a bit noisy but nothing too overwhelming. It did take a little while for the meal to be served but it was well worth the wait. The prices are a bit high but you definitely get what you pay for. I really liked this restaurant and I will definitely consider dining with them at one of their other locations within the Boston area.

My surf and turf came with 2 small scallops along with a too well done filet mignon. The appetizer…read morespring rolls were a disappointment due to gummy/chewy wrap and too much cheese. Highlight of meal was the Tagliatelle pasta. Freshly made, prepared al dente. The sauce was at best mediocre. Very bland. Bar was too notch. Not looking forward to a second visit unless it's to the bar there.

Kentucky derby nite made us change arrangements. We were originally gonna hit Common market or…read moreDarcy's but they were jammed at 6 pm. So we popped in and got a table for 4. Small bar. A few TVs so we could watch Derby. We had a very nice and efficient waitress whose name eludes me. Apps were bourbon wings and nachos. Both were delicious. I got the fried chicken sandwich with fries that was very good. Had a aioli dipping sauce ...fries come in a small bag ...similar to McDonald style. I loved them. Other entrees were the burgers that I'm told were very good. Good selection of beers. Maine Lunch being one of them.

The service was good The burger was good…read moreThe chicken taco was cold The sweet potato fries were hot The regular fries were cold The short rib tacos tasted VERY salty, and were re-done Didn't care for the pepper app. Stick with the burgers

Wow I love this restaurant. It has been our go to place for our wedding anniversary dinner for the…read morepast 3 years. It's more than just a restaurant it's an experience. The ambiance sucks you in with beautiful woodworking, spacious booths and what seem like 100's of tables (LOL). The food options are numerous and delicious. The wait staff is courteous and attentive for the most part. I give them a pass mostly because it is always busy. The best part of Cheesecake Factory is the desserts. The cheesecake is phenomenal and there are so many kinds to choose from. Personally I am a traditional Cheesecake lover. Give me a New York Cheesecake slice with Strawberries and whipped cream and I am a very happy girl. Though there are non Cheesecake choices too. It can be a tad pricey but totally worth it.

Good service and great food all around at Cheesecake Factory. You already know I'm starting with…read morethe avocado rolls because they never miss. The bang bang chicken and shrimp was a solid yes flavorful crispy and satisfying. My sister went with the fish and chips and loved her plate and took a doggy bag which tells you everything you need to know. Cheesecake Factory never disappoints. Consistent quality a huge menu that delivers and food that always hits. Easy win every time.

Calzones bussin, get em I promise…read more Pizza solid, the guy up front is cool, and food's pretty quick to come out, what's not to love

A short walk and I found myself at pizza town. A welcoming neighborhood establishment, where I…read morewalked into a a very clean dining area and a welcoming hello from a young man at the counter. I placed an order for a pizza , some wings and an order of fries. After. Long day of driving cooking was not on my list of things I wanted to do. So let's start with the pizza, the dough was spot on perfect, the cheese and sauce were pretty good and then the pepperoni.... I'm used to cup and char and this was definitely a far cry from what I'm used to. To me it lacked the flavor that those peps bring to a pie. But I'll say that it's definitely on par with most of the average places I've ordered from and it's a good pizza . The fries were pretty good, i know things sweat in bags and they change so some were crispy other, well not so much. But they were pretty good. But I like to think that I know wings, I've had them almost everywhere we go and one thing we're known for is our reputation for them. These definitely missed the mark for me. Not crispy, smaller sized, but cooked thoroughly. For the price though, they're a good value.