Food is delicious and Staff is so friendly. Great family owned business. Would definitely return…read morenext time I'm in the area!! Thank you

Ummmm, I think I am out of starting lines . I don't know how much more I have left in the tank…read more.. You know what lets get down to the cheese (pun intended instead of saying chase :). We started off on our family vacation in Boston and Boston was our check point between visiting Martha's Vineyard and Maine. When we left Boston to drive to Maine we wanted something quick because we were going to be late to our Hotel/Inn and this seemed like a good to-go place to visit. We got Hot Dogs (obviously) and while the Hot Dogs were good, I wasn't happy about how sanitary it was. Obviously, it is a hot dog stand, and it's not going to be perfect, but still, it seemed to o unsanitary, and the worker was relatively slow. So overall, I will give this place a 3.5/5 on usual standards but a 4.5/5 on hot dog standards.

The service was quick and the waitress was very nice and friendly. I got a potato corndog which was…read morevery delicious and was thinking about getting something else but the prices were so expensive (including the corn dog). i also got a taro boba tea which was also very tasty. TLDR; the food was good the prices were not

This place has so much promise, but was not worth it for the price to food quality to me. I was…read moreexcited to try their bibimbap, which caught my attention from their advertising board on the street. Unfortunately, it was the worst bibimbap I've ever had at a restaurant. There were barely any toppings, the ground beef that cost extra to get was cold and hard, and even though the rice came in a heated serving pot, there somehow weren't any crispy parts. Not worth it for $17. The army soup hot pot that we got to share was definitely better in taste and was properly heated up, but at $37 for not very high quality ingredients (ramen, sausage, spam, and gochujang sauce), it was also a disappointment for our wallets. The vibe of the place make it seem totally capable of being a great hangout spot (round tables, k-pop concerts playing on TVs on one wall). I just wish the quality of food could improve to match the price.

Best hot dogs ever! Def worth visiting if you are in the Newton area. Quick bites but absolutely…read moregourmet hot dogs. My recommendation is the Savage Weiner

Friendly service. Well cooked dogs but the meat was on the blander side. Better with toppings…read morethan plain.

We went to meet a friend near a computer store I like to visit and he recommended this place…read morebecause he used to work near by and said it's really good. When I looked on the map I saw there were also lots of other places nearby so off this was packed we still had several good options so we agreed to meet there. Well he wasn't lying, this place was great with possibly one of the best grilled cheese sandwiches I have ever had, granted it was they honey bacon, so it wasn't just a plain one, but it was really good. So much so that i want to go back just for that, but there are also so many other items on the menu that i want to try that I see myself having a tough decision next time. And the food isn't the only reason we want to go back, but also in the backside of the restaurant they have a whole section of old arcade games I grew up with. From reviews I read that after 8pm they have a cover charge, but that won't stop me. Nostalgia is strong with this one.

Heard a lot about Roxy's Grilled Cheese and finally decided to give it a try. We went in the late…read moreafternoon after the lunch rush to avoid the crowd. Ordering is a cinch pretty much, done at the counter and they giv a number for dining in, pretty straightforward. We ordered the double fried chicken sandwich, hot honey bacon grilled cheese, and truffle fries. The counter staff were fine and courteous. No issues there. The ambience has a kind of edgy, cultural revolution vibe, which is interesting but nothing too memorable. I might be going against the grain here and my fellow reviewers but I think this place is a bit overhyped. The biggest disappointment was the double fried chicken sandwich. For something labeled double fried, it lacked crispiness and crunch. It was honestly pretty plain, and nothing about it stood out. I felt like I could get a better fried chicken sandwich from Popeyes or even KFC and that's saying something. What really sealed it for me though was finding some kind of fibrous material in the bun itself. I only noticed it because I was inspecting the sandwich more closely to see what parts were actually enjoyable. I've attached a photo. It did not look like food at all, which was somewhat concerning. I ate carefully afterwards but still had some lingering fear of earlier bites i had but itd probably just go through my systemx The hot honey bacon grilled cheese was also underwhelming. It felt like the hot honey was just lightly drizzled on top and not really incorporated, so you end up dipping parts of the sandwich into it instead. The grilled cheese itself was fine, but nothing special. The bacon was decent and nicely flavored , but that was about it. Surprisingly, the truffle fries were the best thing we ordered. They came out hot and piping, with a solid truffle flavor. Probably truffle salt, but still enjoyable. Overall, pretty disappointed and not a place I'd go out of my way to return to.

" Late night hotdog , yum". We came in for a late night…read morehotdog . My husband and I love they way these are made Colombian style . We only wish they grilled the " hotdog " instead of boiling them . The service is wonderful. The vibe is warm .

I really enjoyed the Columbia hotdog. It was my first time having Colombian hotdog and it was…read morereally flavorful. There were so many different types of sauce and guac it really blended well with the food. The service was good and it was a nice place to stop by when in East boston. There is outdoor sitting as well as indoor sitting. The food came out really quickly and everything was really fresh.

Mr. Bartley's Burger Cottage is a Harvard Square institution that opened in 1960 and has not needed…read moreto reinvent itself since, which is its own kind of statement. We walked into a room where the walls are covered in memorabilia and every table is labeled with the name of a famous person who has sat there, giving the space a personality that no amount of designed ambiance can replicate. It feels like a place with genuine history rather than a place performing one. The burgers are the reason to come and they hold up after more than six decades without apology. The patties are thick and cooked to order, with medium being the right call for maximum juiciness. The creative topping combinations across the named burgers give you a range of directions to go depending on your mood. The Masshole is a natural starting point for a first visit, and the build your own option is worth knowing about if you want to go a more specific route. The portions are large enough that leaving satisfied is essentially guaranteed. The onion rings are a great choice of side for good reason, crispy and well seasoned in a way that holds up alongside the burger rather than competing with it, and the sweet potato fries are a strong alternative if you want something slightly less heavy. The frappes and shakes are worth ordering if you want something to wash it all down, and the raspberry lime Rickey is a summer ready drink with a refreshing taste. Service is straightforward and efficient, fitting the no-nonsense energy of a busy burger joint that has been handling crowds for decades. The staff moves quickly and knows the menu inside out, helping first timers navigate the extensive list of named burgers without hesitation. For a classic burger experience in Harvard Square that delivers on history, flavor, and personality, Mr. Bartley's Burger Cottage remains a landmark worth every bit of its reputation.

I'll be honest, I had high hopes for this place. After seeing it online and just how it's an old…read moreschool vibe, been open for a long time. I was impressed upon arrival, seeing the cool menu and interior. Knowing that many celebrities had eaten here! But then the food came out and we were a little disappointed. I ordered the D-Luxe and my boyfriend got the Bill Burr. We also started with soups, clam chowder and chili. The soups were good. Fries were really good! The burgers looked good, but then we took a bite. We both got medium, but usually that means pink...not raw. I'm not even lying my burger felt like I was eating raw meat. The meat was still super soft and shredded like. I get pink, but not raw. I was nervous I'd be sick after to be honest. I hate seeing pictures of people's bitten into food online but I felt the need to post it for reference... It's too bad because the vibes were great and everything, and maybe next time it'll be better, but I'd definitely say medium or medium well...

Stopped by here for a quick lunch before a reserved tour and it really hit the spot. We tried the…read moreItalian sausage and Monster sausage with peppers and onions. Very affordable, for both dogs and one of them as a combo (adds a bag of chips and a can of soda), it came out to $22. Quick service too!

Hot tasty and fresh. The proportions were good and the veggies were perfect. The sausage was very…read moretasty and I liked that it was the right size bun so I had a good bite every time. Wrapped and handed to take it on the go, no complaints!

I have ordered for here many times one was a good experience the other was alr they gived me Tator…read moretops instead of fries but it's okay

I ordered off Doordash to try Tasty burger and enjoyed it. I went with the patty melt and added…read morebacon which is a little different from a regular burger. I also ordered the 50/50 fries and rings. Bonus points for this option because I can never decide which side I want and I was able to try both. The onion rings were by far the best since they were perfectly crispy. The food arrived very fast and everything was still hot upon arrival. I recommend checking them out.