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3.4 (47 reviews)

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The view from the tiny porch.
Victoria B.

Hull's Kitchen is a seasonal restaurant on Nantasket Beach in what used to be a single family cottage, complete with wrap around porch. It's wedged between a big resort hotel parking lot and three crappy bar/fried food/view/get-your-sloppy-drunk-on joints. There's plenty of parking (on the strip and behind on the other strip), a great view, and a decent loo. If I were Yelping on a curve, this would be a five. But I'm not. Hull's Kitchen is a solid three. It's good enough that I've been a few times and would come back but not great. It can be fun if you get a decent table when there's live music. The food is good, sometimes better than others. This past visit, the pepper roasted sweet potatoes were excellent. But because it always feels like camping out, the prices seem a little high. All the eating is done outside on the porch at wooden tables. Everything is paper or plastic: the utensils, the plates, the cups. Even the salt and pepper come in little to-go packets. I guess this is the business model -- fast and easy (but not cheap). I don't mind this so much when I'm eating a taco, but when I'm spending $22 for a seafood salad, I want a real plate and a real fork. And it always bugs me with a cocktail. This most recent visit, I got the pomegranate margarita, which was deliciously sour, almost perfect, but it came in a flimsy little (very little) cup, like kindergarten. This isn't a wild place. This isn't a place people come to get drunk. It's for old farts, with some guy warbling classic rock on the back deck. No one is going to go crazy, including me. Give me a real glass. I promise I won't launch it at passing cars.

Brussels sprout tacos, portobello tacos, shrimp tacos and steak taco
Josie L.

The food was incredible. My boyfriend and I loved the vegetarian tacos and the salad! The drinks were pretty good too and we played chutes and ladders

Jane and her family are great! Friendly, courteous, welcoming and they take great care to never cross contaminate my food (shellfish and gluten allergies...real ones). The salsa is so fresh! 3 ingredients, love it. I don't eat the fried fish although I've brought many friends who have and have loved it. HK changes their oil daily and from my friend's experiences it is obvious (the fried food there also looks cleaner than at other places). The good is always fresh, the view is great, sunsets can't be beat. Live music is lovely, scenery full of vibrancy and people having beach fun. Love this place!

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