Outstanding New England food and hospitality…read more The steak tips were the best I've ever had -- perfectly cooked, incredibly flavorful, and tender. The crinkle-cut fries were fried to crispy perfection. The quahog and chowder get a true New England stamp of approval (I grew up here and now live in the Philly area, so I know what I'm talking about). The fish and chips portions were enormous, golden, crispy, and delicious. Even though the inside was packed, the staff cranked up the heaters and gave us the patio all to ourselves, which was a great touch and showed how much they care about their guests. The place has a classic New England feel, bringing back memories of growing up camping at Normandy Farms down the road. The owners were welcoming and genuinely hospitable, which really set this place apart. Fantastic food, nostalgic vibes, and top-notch hospitality. On to see the Tom Brady statue -- Go Pats!

never know what to expect when entering random bar for the first time. sometimes your spidey senses…read moreare tingling and can tell when people look at you the wrong way or you don't belong but this wasn't the case here. took a chance and staffs are friendly. small cozy bar and pretty dark when you first enter but your eyes will eventually adjust. most of the seats were high bar style chairs here. i came here with my toddler and was concerned there wasn't going to be a highchair for him but long and behold they pulled out a giant high chair for him. problem solved, they even put in a quick pizza order for him. seems like a nice place to hang out if you wanna be a local here, drink at the bar and play keno chicken sandwich was delicious. pizza was good. sheppard's pie tasted a bit bland. could use some salt, hot sauce, loving or something lol would have been easy 5 star if it wasn't for the disappointing pie. regardless still a nice little gem with plenty of parking. forgot how dark it was in there until i came back out and sun hits me in the face

Very busy on Thursday night. Staff was very polite and well trained. Sat near the front entrance it…read morewas a loud inside. Pizza was very good, got a cheese pizza on the 1-10 rating I would put it at around a 7.4. Salad with grilled chicken was excellent and the chicken teriyaki with rice was a very good

Came here last night got a drink at bar and food to just see a giant cockroach. Beyond disgusted…read moreand will NEVER be back! I advise they clean better this is beyond disgusting.

Love this place! Really delicious fresh food and great beer options on tap. The service is awesome…read moretoo

Super loud, rude staff, don't have much specialty liquor, the grossest fried pickles I've ever had…read morein my life and I love pickles

A great neighborhood bar with a great craft beer selecttion as well as standards. Food is…read moregenerally good, I had the best fried clam plate I've had in ages just last week. Generally good specials though I've not tried them all. Very friendly servers, as well as most customers!

Again, a great dining experience at Novato's. Service, food, drinks, soup, once again we meet great…read morepeople randomly at the bar. Hit the KENO for a hundie, and had a great time !

This was just fantastic…read more Our order was 6 ribs, collards and a tall boy of green mountain. It came with a complimentary PILE of thin pickle slices and pickled onions and they threw in a cornbread with a honey butter. The rub on the ribs was delicious in it's own right, and both barbeque sauces were a joy. There was a more traditional zingy barbeque sauce and a sweeter one. The pickles made me very very happy. The corn bread and butter was honestly the star though - I was so surprised. Corn bread is not an automatic favorite for me, by any means. We ordered at the take away counter, but we ate in and were given full table service. Once we got past our confusion regarding the table service it was very pleasant. The eating area was cute. I love the cow wall paper (and the chicken wallpaper in the bathroom) But the bench seating was a little weird and a little too high for the table. There was a TV on showing the game, but it wasn't super loud. We felt like the food was worth the price. Check the patriots schedule before you go - it gets caught in game day traffic. We would certainly come here again - but not on a game day.

Promising new(ish) barbecue joint in the former Red Wing Diner location. Impressive collection of…read moreoffset smokers on the side of the building, plus a decorative one out front. Everything is à la carte in the ordering is a bit confusing: your first order is over-the-counter, but additional items may be ordered through a server. -- Ribs: Full spareribs with the tips intact and a nice taper at the edges. Creative presentation as individual bones stacked up, with lime wedges and herbs. Very coarse Texas style rub that had bold, captivating peppery flavor, but a little ashy from either a long hold or a reheat. Cross sections dry, though moist inside. Tender and somewhat smoky. Very good, but these would be killer if fresh. -- Wings: Smoked and fried, served naked by design, with sauces on the side. A little Shake-and-Bake-like, not that moist, and not that flavorful. Like a poor man's Rusty Can wings. -- Brisket: This seemed relatively fresh, but cookled quickly. Quality varied greatly depending on which slice you took and where you bit. Some bites perfect. Some bites dry. All had impactful flavor from both rub and smoke. Good bark, good tenderness and wobble, at least on the parts from the point. -- Pulled Pork: Molded into a gray and depressing softball, but it felt and tasted better than it looked. Most of it luscious and moist, though borderline mushy and could use some firmer or barkier pieces for contrast. Flavor subtle. Not that warm. -- Sausage: This house-made link gushed juices on contact and had screaming flavor and great texture (soft, hinting at pebbly, but still intact), but barely room temperature. Would've been elite if warmer. -- Coleslaw: Decent. Crisp, lightly dressed, neither sweet nor tart. Fairly tame. -- Cornbread: Fantastic coarse texture and brown butter flavor, but a little on the stiff side. Molasses butter on the side was like a frosting and it worked fabulously. I'd pay to know when I can have a hot one. -- Sauces: They've got a dark brown barbecue and a red tangy one. Both are pretty good, but better when mixed. -- Service: Mostly young kids doing the order taking and food running, and all were very nice. Overall, I'd say the meal was good for sure, but this place has so much potential to be great. If a few things were a little warmer or a little fresher, they'd be among the top handful in New England. Even as-is, they're not too far off.

The food was amazing! Last minute lunch today ! Highly recommend it! Buffalo chicken melts in your…read moremouth

Good local Irish bar, wings and burgers are good here. Stop by early week for specialsread more

Have been in here before and love coming back. The food and service are always excellent - and they…read morehave a rotating cocktail list that i feel is regularly changing to suit the season. The jambalaya was really good, as was the saltimbocca chicken. Would love to try one of the desserts sometime, but the serving sizes are large so i haven't had room for dessert yet!

Disappointed. Food was burned. Waiter very apologetic…read more Very unusual, normally food is good.

Simply love the new ESPN Sports Bar that took over the Doug Flutes place. I mean the plate of…read morenachos I ordered was gargantous and loaded up. It feed 4 starving gambler with left overs. Chicken fried chicken & mashed potatoes & gravy wicked good. Hey those steak tips were perfect grilled properly. Now it's not open super late so get yourself a food comp early and dine or you'll leave hungry & broke. Seriously all comedy aside this place is worth dining when you're at the casino..

After a year and a half, my wife and I decided to return here to see if anything had improved…read more We were disappointed to find out that it was the same place that we left a year and a half ago. The food and service were not up to snuff, as our waitress was rather slow and inattentive. The salad I ordered was STILL not correct in that it featured items which I specifically asked to be removed. I did note that my salad was brought out in a bowl and not a sheet pan, which was an improvement over last time. The thing was that there were less than 10 people in the restaurant at the time as we arrived around noontime and I would have thought that the waitstaff would have had the time to attend to us in a proper fashion, but they were content to mill about close to the bar area. The drinks were OK and though not spectacular, were still good and met with my expectations. Apparently, management has yet to take appropriate steps to ensure that the waitstaff is attentive and the food is brought out properly. My wife ordered things that were more in line with this restaurant's strengths and she thought everything was fine, but as with the last time I was here, it seemed that little attention was paid to dishes that are not fried or battered in some way. While I realize that it is impossible to be all things to all people, when I order something at a restaurant, I expect it to be perfect considering the prices. All in all, I will not be returning to this place unless some serious improvements are made not only in the quality of the dishes, but in the attentiveness of the staff.

went to Tavern in the Square in wrentham last night got my favorite server Jessica . my family love…read moreseeing her she makes our stay very comfortable and the food is amazing she is always recommending different appetizers and meals. her choices are impeccable she really is amazing. Thank You Jessica . for making our stay wonderful hope to see you again soon

Nice TitS location at the front of the Wrentham Outlets. Turn in to park at the very tall "Wrentham…read moreOutlet" sign in the parking lot and they are straight ahead. Giant parking lot means you may have to walk a bit. They were mobbed on a Saturday, lunch time. We took one of the few seats free at the bar. Bartenders are very busy and there wasn't any chit-chat with them. They did keep an eye on us pretty well though so no complaints. We ordered a burger and a Caesar salad with steak tips. The burger was tasty and cooked as ordered. The bun fell apart though and it became a 'knife and fork' meal instead of a handheld. The lettuce in the Caesar was very fresh, the dressing is mild and pleasant. The steak tips were cooked a ordered. I'm not a fan of whatever jarred marinade they use on the steak tip though. Would not order them again. Restrooms are big and pretty clean considering the amount of people in and out of there. The water at the sink though is so hot people were getting their hands burned, so be careful. I did ask about it and was told the water temperature is out of their control. If you like other TitS locations you'll enjoy this one.

Have been here before and will come again. This is always a good spot for lunch and dinner. The…read morehours online and posted on their door say they open at 11:30 on Sundays but they actually open at noon :( so we had to kill some time. We got the soft pretzel with cheese sauce as an appetizer. I liked the honey mustard better than the cheese for this pretzel. I got the street corn salad and my boyfriend got the Cobb salad. He liked his and mine was good but I probably wouldn't get mine again. Service was great and the place was pretty empty for a Sunday lunch time.

$20 for a burger is really too much considering it wasn't even anything special or different, yeah…read moreyou put your name behind it good job but that's just the tip of the iceberg... it was pretty dry tasting and the fries were definitely undercooked... also saw zero security presence at a live show which these days is irresponsible , as drunk people are worst than ever these days and need to be watched. Place could do better and have lower prices ... my god . Better places to spend your money.