I ordered the southwest chicken sandwich. It was phenomenal! I ordered pickup during lunch hours…read moreand it was timely and they packaged it nicely. Would recommend!

The food was great. I got the lemon berry pancakes. It was not too sweet, the cream was fresh and a…read moregreat addition, the berries were very fresh and the pancakes were very fluffy. I love that the bacon is thick so it was cooked through and well, and you had something to chew (not bacon flavored air chips. if you know, you know). I LOVED the crispy brussels sprouts with bacon, the flavors were so interesting and balanced, and the brussels were good very well. My partner had the black bean and pulled chicken and omelet. He says the flavors were good, but he would have preferred them separately, it didn't go together as well as he thought. The servers were lovely and fast, and the decor was modern with a comfortable feel. It was a nice day and the sun came through just enough from the windows that it lit up the restaurant in a good way. If you're thinking about it, I say go!

If you know what's good for you, get the chickpea fritter platter…read more Their pitas are great, but I really love their platters. It doesn't look like a lot of food, but it is extremely filling. Creamy hummus, pickled yet crispy carrots and cabbage, fritters that are crunchy on the outside yet almost melt in your mouth on the inside. The lentils are super filling. I used to order a platter for lunch every day when I worked nearby. My only complaint is the cost, but at this point, what restaurant doesn't cost an arm and a leg?

Good food and a very cute building, plus an easy location to walk to. I took away a star because…read morethe worker didn't seem to know what was gluten free and even said he wished they had more options, and added that "we are a pita bread store after all." I totally get that, but especially when traveling, I want to be able to get food at places that the group I'm with stops at. I ended up getting the Sonoma chickpea salad since he thought it was safe, but the lack of clarity was frustrating. Still a nice spot overall. Very cute inside with lots of seating, unique tables and decor and tile art on the walls.

The Coast Cafe is a cute little soul food takeout spot in Cambridge, MA, where the portions are…read moregenerous and the prices are very reasonable. You definitely get your money's worth! I ordered the fried chicken wings, mac and cheese, and sweet potatoes, and everything was delicious. The food was full of flavor and definitely hit the spot! The only thing I didn't care for was the cake and my little piece of cornbread. Unfortunately, it was dry and didn't have much flavor. Other than that, I really enjoyed everything I ordered. I will definitely be going back -- I'll just stick to ordering the food and skip the cornbread and the cake! Overall, The Coast Cafe is definitely worth trying if you're looking for flavorful, satisfying soul food in Cambridge.

I was craving some soul food in the Boston area and I found The Coast Cafe on tik tok. Let's just…read moresay I was super happy I did! This place is super cozy with delicious food in Cambridge. I got the mixed chicken plate with Mac n cheese and candied yams. The chicken was very good--fried very well with great seasoning, a crispy exterior, and juicy interior. The Mac was very gooey and cheesy. And the yams were excellent as well. I thought the texture of the yams was near perfect--not too hard but not too soft and mushy either. Also not overly sweet. I also felt like the price was very fair. A lot of times, similar entrees can cost near $30, but this was just over $20 which was super reasonable especially for the quality. The staff was very kind and friendly as well. Keep in mind that the interior is quite small, so plan ahead on whether you're going to eat inside or take it to go. But overall I'd recommend this to anyone in the area, and I'd love to go back!

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.

Not quite as bad as it gets but close. Menu is stuck in the 60s, with mostly standard American…read morefavorites, high in fat and salt, and portions that are too big for a daily lunch. Prices are high for what you get and they keep on climbing far faster than inflation. Food is not hot enough when served so it needs to be microwaved after buying. Which does nothing for the fries; already terrible to begin with. The by-the-ounce specials are ricidulously overpriced. The sandwich station has so many arbitrary rules about what you can and cannot have on your sandwich, that I have given up on it. The grill station tries to push their pre-made soggy burgers and fries, and it seems to annoy them when I order a fresh burger or fries. Dessert section is extremely limited and always runs out well before lunch hour is over. Mediocre cookies that always seem stale, gelatinous pecan pie with hardly any pecans, cake slices smothered with kool-whip, etc. Coffee is absolutely undrinkable. I recommend you stay away and bring your own lunch. That's what I do in all but the most desparate situations.

The selection of food has declined since Sodexho has taken over operations in September of 2012…read more The coolers run out of Mountain Dew about once every two weeks.

On my last day in Boston, before heading back to the Bay Area, I stopped in for a little…read morerefreshment...as I love Greek food. I got the Spanakopita appetizer and a lemonade/mint/cucumber combo. Both were exactly what I needed. Yummy and refreshing :-) What was unparalleled, however, was the customer service I experienced from the General Manager, Emily, as I left my glasses there...and she went way out of her way to get them back to me promptly. I will definitely be back, and am now a huge fan of Saloniki Greek.

It's 40 minutes and counting since we stepped inside this so-called "fast casual" restaurant and…read morestill no sign of our food. My wife's chicken came. 15 minutes later my drink and lunch came. Fries ice cold. They are out of ketchup. They charge tip in advance. You clear your own plates. Food wasn't bad but I have had it with this place.

This Historic Restaurant on Charles Street in Boston has been here since 1837!…read moreGreat location in the Cities Beacon hill where many famous and well known families live and have lived here around Bostons State House! Many movies have been filmed on Charles Street and neighborhood! But one comes here for the Great portions of great tasting meals! Lines go on and on! It's worth the wait and worth the time to walk around Charles Street! Check it out!

Food: 5/10 We had the French toast, and the burger with…read morefries. It came out hot, but was pretty average tasting. Service: 7/10 We were seated immediately despite them being extremely busy. Courteous and attentive staff. Ambiance: 6/10 Clean, standard, diner. They do have a hook rack for bags and jackets. They also have a restroom towards the back of the restaurant.

My friends treated me to dinner after attending a play at the Huntington Theatre…read more Ambiance and waitstaff were excellent. Appetizers included sweet potato flautas, green beans and dumplings. Great!! I had an espresso martini and my entree was pork chop with kale.. Food was very good especially my surprise chocolate birthday cake. Nice time!! Fantastic restaurant!!

I stopped by for a late lunch on a Saturday and was unfortunately a underwhelmed. The ambiance is…read moregreat and having the doors open to the bustling street adds a nice touch. I would very much consider coming here for just drinks with friends for that vibe alone. The food felt a bit lack luster, and the mocktail I ordered was way too tart. My cesar salad felt more like something you'd pick up at the grab and go section of a grocery store. My husband ordered a burger which he said felt fine, I will say though that the fries were great. While our server was friendly, service was a bit slow and a few times she forgot what we ordered so it took a bit longer - like food coming out before drinks. Im glad I tried this place, but I dont think I would dine here again.

This restaurant was amazing! Let's start with the staff: so…read morehelpful and friendly. My friend has a lot of food allergies and they accommodated her and prepared a dish that tasted great! The food: calamari was cooked perfectly, with crispy coating and soft on the inside that were not chewy or dry. Lobster mac and cheese was so creamy and tasty. The kids' chicken tenders meal was a huge serving size that satisfied a very hungry child in our party. The Fisherman's stew was amazing! Each component was cooked perfectly and very well seasoned. The ambiance: variable. Inside, there are high table seating as well as booth seating available. There is also outdoor seating available for a more relaxed atmosphere.

The Hourly Oyster House at Harvard Square is a great place to gather with friends. Located in the…read morebuilding that once housed another Harvard institution, Herrel's Ice Cream, Hourly is named after the coaches that ran from that site to Boston, departing on the hour. Hourly's interior is high ceilinged and airy and features the eclectic decor that characterizes eateries on the Square. The menu features a range of seafoods for which it is known - from raw bar staples to lobster. We started with a Paul Buisse Sauvignon Blanc from the Loire Valley and a Hendrick's Extra Dry Gibson up (Finally! A Gibson!) The wine was crisp and dry and a perfect accompaniment to the oysters we ordered. Hourly usually has up to 10 oysters on offer from New England and the Chesapeake. We ordered 2 each of the Paine's Creek, East Beach Blonde, Island Creek, Buttercup, and four of the Mookie Blues. Our favorites were the Buttercups and Mookie Blues. Both are from Maine and are larger with a textured brine and crisp finish. The main course was the Roasted Monkfish Almondine served with a cauliflower puree, raisins, caulilini, brown butter, and capers. The filet was meaty, flavorful and roasted to perfection. We also had the Striped Bass which was served on the bone with snow peas, zucchini, squash, and fava beans. Our server was prompt, attentive, and informative and we could not have been more pleased with the service. One of the genuine joys of dining at Harvard Square is you meet other wonderful, interesting people. The table on one side had two astronomers from MIT while the other had four high school principals from Houston. The conversation was engaging and delightful. Hourly has some strong choices for dessert but it sits next door to Mike's Pastry, a Harvard Square tradition, so we opted to indulge our sweet tooth there. Hourly is a great place to recharge and refresh at Harvard Square.

People love to complain about the food here but I actually really liked Maseeh dining, although to…read morebe fair I didn't come very often since I wasn't on a dining plan. Always had lots of labelled vegan options and the food always tasted decent in my opinion, and was occasionally very good. Had many an enjoyable dinner here. Only downside is no vegan ice cream like they have at some other dining halls.

Desserts and pastries were really stale and dry. Tables are not clean at all. Ice cream is not ice…read morecream but some cheap frozen concoction. Overall, felt quite cheap and shoddy considering the potential of the large establishment. An extra star because they had mangoes and the milk was decent.