She genuinely has convinced me of her psychic powers. One of the most understanding and kind people…read moreyou can meet and a great converser. All of her items are more than generously priced, and she has so many freebies with every purchase. Her abilities have genuinely changed me and my sisters life forever. Looking forward to going back in the future, cannot recommend this place enough. Also great selection of crystals and the sage bar is so cute, and they have almost everything you need for manifestation practices or spell work.

From the owner: "A little bit of Salem in Haverhill" Bohemian Cove is an authentic witchcraft/metaphysical supply…read morestore reminiscent of those found in the Witch City. With handmade products such as jewelry and body/bath items, teas and trinkets, a huge selection of crystals, a wide variety of incense and books, and over 15 types of sage and smudging supplies, you're sure to find something that tickles your fancy. The Cove also offers spot-on intuitive empathic tarot and mediumship readings, as well as other events and services.

Duck loaded with skin and fat GREAT Fried chicken with…read morecranberry excellent Chicken base rice and sausage soup / perfect Service excellent A bit frenetic Baked potato Rolls and butter Diet Coke $38.

Had a great Sunday dinner at the Galway House! This place has the ultimate comfortable food with…read moreplenty of options for delicious entrees and excellent sandwiches too. They have a nice draft list with a good mix of different styles. The environment is not frills but the service is always pleasant and efficient. The price point is also great for a solo diner, couple or family.

Cute little joint with creative dishes and drinks! Warning:…read moreIT'S CASH ONLY Came here for drinks and dinner with friends and had a lovely time! It's a tiny dive-like joint with a small kitchen but they serve up super interesting stuff. I got the arctic char for dinner: cooked nicely on top of what was described as "corn risotto" which was just rice and corn kernels with some cream mixed it. Not what I'd call risotto but still tasty! The drinks were all great, especially the beach party which was heavy on the mezcal and right up my alley. Just be warned that it's cash only. They have an ATM inside with a $1.50 fee. Service was also suuuper friendly! Service: 5/5 Food:4/5 Drinks: 4.5/5

A really delightful neighborhood dive bar that was a perfect stop on our walk through South End on…read moreour way to yellow door. The bartender was lovely and accommodating when I asked if it was crazy to order an espresso martini at this, a dive bar, and then she's goes and makes one of the best we had while in Boston. Loved the vibes. Will be back.

Went for my birthday, and it was a great experience. The vibes were so nice and cozy. The live jazz…read morewas amazing, we were right next to where they were playing which was great. They also brought out a little candle on my drink which was cute, but no dessert. The waiter was so nice, as were the host stand workers. The food and drinks overall were yummy, but some of the food was just OK. Ordered the special and wasn't told the price, which was almost triple everything else on the menu - yikes! But that's kind of our bad, it was truffle gnocchi lol. Will definitely be coming again. Great place for dates!

I went here yesterday (Sunday 6/21) and the service was atrocious. We had a waiter who was really…read morehigh and intoxicated. This was confirmed later when we saw him smoking and drinking in the alleyway near the restaurant. We ordered our food and everything took quite a long time. We got everything at the same time. My food was cold when it came out, and honestly, it was mediocre at best. I paid the bill at the end, and I paid by credit card. I was going to tip in cash so I didn't put a tip on the card. As I was pulling out my wallet, the waiter had the audacity to come back and ask me if I forgot to tip him. I really wanted to like this place and it soured my experience a lot. The service and food was just mediocre at best.

Cambridge is a city jam packed with a lavish selection of fine eateries from corner to corner. As…read morewith options this vast, it can be daunting making a decision on where first to embark. Luckily for us, my bestie and her hubby were our unofficial tour guides for the evening, as we ventured on a casual double date night at none other than Grafton Street. It's as every bit as street level as its exterior decorum exudes. Incidentally enough, we discovered that the best time to arrive on a Friday night is anytime before 7:30, because that's when the crowd decided to show up. That having been said, it's important to note this place can become very noisy very quickly. It is a bar after all. And the lushes were afoot on this most boisterous Friday night. So anyways, we started the night off with two apps.. Spinach and Artichoke Dip: My bestie highly recommended this app and her palate was most spot-on with this one. Creamy as hell with large Artichokes throughout. And the homemade chips add a much appreciated rustic touch to the whole thing. Though, I do wish there were an option to add a protein like shrimp or even lobster meat or something. 9 out of 10, would recommend! Steak Tartare: What's the best way to put this? I think....misleading sums it up. I'd even go as far to say this felt like a fake tartare. For one thing, it didn't even look the right color. And that's likely because it was doused in some kind of dressing that gave the whole thing an unusual taste. Now, we've had our fair share of tartare apps in the past; the carpaccio from Proper Chophouse at the Nash Casino being among the best. But this one had a strange flavor with a bizarre, chewy texture that just didn't sit right with us. Not only was the beef unrefined, it was also underseasoned. Needless to say, we ended up sending this one back after only one bite each and swapped it out for the artichoke dip. 1 out of 10, this one just didn't work. Onto the mains.. Shepherd's Pie: From what I gather, the wifey was quite pleased with this one. She just needed to add her copious amounts of salt as she does because she's the salt queen. After which, she thoroughly enjoyed it. We also appreciate the fact this is a REAL Shepherd's Pie and not merely cosplaying as many other restaurants do by making theirs with beef. Nay. Nothing but lamb in this legit dish. Grilled Pork Chop: Okay. I need to start this out by stating how elated I was to finally try a properly cooked pork chop in a restaurant. So, a little background story - growing up in the 80s, I was fooled into believing pork chop was simply something I pretended to enjoy, since it was always a thin cut, overcooked, dry as hell slab of anemically seasoned pork. Ch'yeah...my uncle really cooked like a donkey sometimes. Anywho, fast forward to 2026 and I'm presented with this gorgeous cut of freshly grilled pork. Right away, I can tell that it is WELL seasoned! A lot. Like...salty. VERY salty. Salty like the sea. Chat, the pork was overseasoned. And I can't even believe I'm saying that! But allow me to elaborate. It wasn't overseasoned to the point of being inedible. But JUST over the mark. And I've NEVER had that happen in a restaurant setting before. Usually, you'll hear me complain about food being quite the reverse. This is so rare, in fact, that I initially had a tough time admitting it to myself. After bite number 7 or 8, I thought, "Wow! This is the saltiest piece of meat I've ever tasted inside restaurant walls!" The insides of my mouth felt drier than Pakistan. I felt as if the Special Forces were about to start conducting maneuvers inside my mouth-hole imminently. But, I digress. This one was OKAY, but I don't think I'd get it again. 7 out 10, not sure if they'll take requests for reduced sodium, but....be sure to drink a tall glass of water with this one. Side note on the potato salad: it was good. Not quite as good as the one I make at home. Though, I can appreciate the fact they use Yukon Gold potatoes, same as me. This one was served warm, however; possibly due to the hot pork chop sitting atop of it. All things considered, we would certainly return. The vibe is contemporary, as is its decorum. And wouldn't you know it? They actually have tap-to-pay courtesy of their mobile POS systems! That was an unexpected, considering normally only casual chain dine-in restaurants have that sort of thing. Next time around, I'd be willing to try a burger or even the fish n' chips, if the mood so fits. Taking into account their potential, aside from their one-off faux pas, I'm gonna give Grafton Street 4 savory pork chops hot off the grill out of 5.

We were craving some steak so decided to come here (even though it's not necessarily a steak house)…read morewe saw the good reviews and decided to give it a go! Service was pretty good. Staff were friendly. The coladas I ordered were sweet but also one of the best I've ever had! They were nice enough to split the steak for us without having to ask. Food was nicely seasoned. I mean, I'm not sure what's not to like about this place. Definitely good vibes all around.

We had a great time here! We did tours / tastings of 3 distilleries in Boston on our last day in…read moretown and Bully Boy was a favorite! Our tour guide was knowledgeable but willing to admit when she didn't know the answer to something. She showed us around, answered questions and best of all, poured our samples! Bully Boy's products we good! We bought bottles of their Amaro, Boston Rum and Estate Gin but we didn't try anything that we didn't like. The facility is cool and there's an awesome space to hang out back in the barrel room. On caveat, which doesn't impact their rating at all is that it's in a "less than awesome" neighborhood, so be aware of that when you're visiting.

Hard to find at first, but definitely worth finding and going…read more The drinks were fantastic. The staff will help guide you based on your preference, but you can't go wrong with any choices (both alcoholic or NA). I had an Old Fashioned, and it was probably the best Old Fashioned I've had all year. They make all of their liquor themselves which is nice. It's a cozy place with limited seating, so keep this in mind. Best to go with a group of 4 or so, otherwise seating can be difficult to all sit together and easily interact. They host tours of the place with tastings that looked fun. I want to go in the future!

Beautiful little shop with lots of gems to discover!…read more We went this past weekend and the store was chock full of original art work, decorative furniture, accessories and jewelry. There was something beautiful to look at at every turn. We bought a couple pieces of jewelry from the maker and I'll be back to buy some more pieces for my home. It's a great place to shop for a gift too!

Update to previous review---Refurbished Designs By Merry has relocated. You can still find Merry on…read moreFacebook!

I went here for Creative Mornings events, and I love how clean and spacious the area is! There's a…read moredoor to the patio, where you have a stunning view of the city (well, more like construction, but just ignore that)! It was a bit complicated figuring out where CIC is. You have you to enter what looks like a hotel lobby next to Shy Bird and inform the front desk that you're going to CIC for an event for them to let you in.

Not an innovative place-- extremely corporate and they tend to cater to either Solopreneurs or very…read morelarge corporations like fortune 500. My experience with a few of the staff was patronizing and condescending. I am happy to discuss my experience off-line with people especially with female entrepreneurs.