It's been a while since I've been here but it still has a great vibe, friendly service, delicious…read morefood. It's still worth the wait even on a Saturday at 2PM! Love, love the truffle fries. My eggplant ciabatta was so yummy. Upcharge for side salads but it's worth it. Daily specials are a great add to the usual. It's a great find off the beaten path. Restaurant has a parking lot by the train tracks. Tented area is well heated and doubles the capacity of the place.

This restaurant has been on our list for a long time and we were recently in the Milford area and…read morewe decided to check them out. We went on a Saturday afternoon and we were surprised there isn't any parking lot, we just parked on the side of the street. We were seated in the bar area (not many tables there) and my husband said there is a dining room off of it (I didn't see it). We ordered our meals and drinks. Everything came out promptly. The food was very good. The service was good too. We wouldn't make a special trip out there (about 40 minutes away), but would stop if we were in the area.

On the way back from the cape in Franklin we were looking for a little dinner.. we found it at Glen…read morepharma. I had the grilled octopus which was delicious and tender with a Mediterranean flair. I took a side of garlic broccoli which could have been cooked just a little bit more but was delicious. My wife had the fish and chips which I stole. A little bit of the chips were the best I've had. The fish was delicious. Of course we had to have a traditional old fashioned smoked which was quite a treat. We sat at the bar and the bartender was very attentive. Funny and welcoming.. but what really killed it was the ambiance and Old Stone building with beautifully appointed decorations. It was a place that I would love to spend more time in. If you're ever in the area, we highly recommend it.

On the recommendation of a friend, I went to brunch here over the weekend. An out of town guest…read moresaid 'I don't need fancy, I need good food and a mimosa!' With that we ventured to Glen Pharmer. The day was freezing and I could only get reservation outside in the covered bridge which would have been adorable with the water bubbling down stream underfoot had the weather been better. We decided to saddle up at the bar rather than brave the elements. The decor is cool - industrial meets hipster meets country. Lots of wood and copper. There was a lone tv in the corner of the bar playing the NCAA women's lacrosse national championship which was a welcome change of pace from the showings at most sports bars. The bartender was very friendly and very quick to mix drinks. The downside is that they DO NOT serve any alcohol they don't make so the mimosas were out but we did find a cocktail we enjoyed with gin, lavender, honey and lemon. The Bloody Mary had great accompaniments but the tomato mix was a little lackluster. The food was well prepared. The huevos rancheros had a good variety of ingredients and the flavors were perfect together. The tortilla underneath was a bit difficult to cut through but once it got a little soggy from the egg yolk and beans it was easier to break up. The sunrise bowl was the perfect amount of veggies. Purple potatoes were a nice surprise along with a vast array of things like broccoli and zucchini. The Benedict with crab cakes was moist and had plenty of crab! It's a bit heavy so go for it if you're really hungry otherwise you probably can take it home. Food prices were reasonable for the portions given and the quality. Drinks are creative and well made but remember you're not getting mimosas at this joint!

I travel for work. Stopped in on a Monday for half priced burgers. The burger was delicious and the…read moreservice was even better. Mandy and Greg took care of me. They didn't have mezcal and Greg cooked something up for me that was better than the mezcal old fashion I wanted. It was so good I stopped back in on Thursday. Different wait staff and manager and still just as nice as the first time. Gina suggested the Korean bbq quesadilla and honestly one of the best quesadilla I've ever had. Syed and Greg knew their whiskey!! If I could one here every week I would. Great food, great vibes, great people.

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!

My favorite Grateful Dead cover band, Jubilee, was playing at Kawaii so I ventured in for the first…read moretime on a Saturday night. Ordered some strong tropical cocktails, a boat of delicious sushi, and some excellent General Gao's chicken. The place was hopping for a night in Medway! I wish I knew about this place sooner. Come for great music, food, and a great laid back vibe!

Stopped in for lunch around 2pm. Decor is dark lighting…read morevibes and looks more like a nighttime lounge. Needs a brighter cheerful vibe.... But I came for the food . The country music playing created a genre of a country cowboy eating roadkill over a camp fire vs.dining on fresh Chinese food. If you want a soothing Gregorian chant music by a Buddhist monk as you dine, then this isn't the place. I ordered a Delight of three lunch special as sounded a bit erotic. I did chose the pork rice upgrade. It came with hot and sour soup. I ordered an app of teriyaki and app of chicken wings. The delight of three would have been more delightful if a bigger portion was served but nevertheless... it was excellent freshness, prepared well with the 3 delights of shrimp, chicken, beef , vegetables. It was freshly prepared and not a reheated dish. The rice was very good, fresh and not a big pile of rice but just the right quantity for me. The teriyaki was excellent, tender and I would have preferred a bit more ginger flavor or a char to the edges or surface... but nonetheless I was fine as each stick cut like butter and the chew was easy on my jaw bone. The hot and sour soup was a bit cold and was plenty of ingredients with a kick. But I prefer on cooler side vs boiling hot to burn my tongue. I value my tongue to enjoy the tastes of the delight of three. The star of my dining was the chicken wings. These wings were freshly fried and not a reheat of previously cooked wings. The golden crisp skin makes these among some of the best wings . I would have preferred the wings cut into drums and flats as I have to eat that way anyway . I would have like a bit more marinate to the wings that would put these on an even higher level. Again, the crisp skin makes these great wings. I think the food quality was excellent, and reasonable pricing . I will return and see that the chicken wings possess the golden crisp skin attributes that I can eat it them everyday.

Had couple of burgers, hand cut fries and drinks place is outstanding. Should get high grades all…read morethe time. Service was outstanding at bar delivered by Laura. Great ambiance for modem sized place.

Great tasting bbq. Portion was good. Wait time for takeout was a little longer than expected.read more

Excellent pizza, ice cold beers and great friendly service! And the atmosphere is your classic…read morecomfortable neighborhood bar! Highly recommend!

Neighborhood bar. Appeared to be regulars at the bar. Place went silent when we walked in. Like the…read moreBlues Brothers. Bartender cranked the music. We sat ourselves in the table area with grandkids. Bartender flipped one menu at the table. Then flipped a second one with specials. He came for the drink order and we weren't ready so he walked away annoyed. He came back and I started to order drinks for the kids and his attitude was so rude, I thought we were on Punked. We got up and left. I'm guessing they only need their regulars for business. To the blonde short male. bartender. Theirs prescriptions to help with whatever you're going through.

In this area, good pizza is really hard to find. Arigna, in my opinion, is by far the best in…read moreclass anywhere close to the Franklin/Bellingham area. We've had their pizza in restaurant and delivered to our home. Outstanding every time. The restaurant is nice inside. HUGE BAR. Waitstaff was very nice. It's a far cry from an authentic "Irish Pub," but it's still a great place to visit. Looking forward to coming back.

Went there for dinner. I ordered Shepard's Pie and it was disgusting. The hamburger was floating…read morein half a bowl of oil, frozen peas and carrots and not many of them, mashed potato on top just ok. Others in my party got salads and they were typical salads with chicken thrown on top. I won't be going back. They really shouldn't call themselves an Irish pub if they don't know how to make a Shepards Pie, that is for sure .

Lots of food to choose from. And almost everything we've had has been very good. The service is…read morealways nice, polite, fast and helpful. Prezo he's a bit homey and townie, but still a place to go even when you don't live near by. Can't really say much bad about prezo honestly

Not a fancy place but the food is good and the portions are huge so order appropriately. My…read morefavorite was the chicken Marsala which was not overly sweet. The rigatoni and the carbonara were very good. The haddock was okay. The Caesar was fine, nothing special. Of the desserts the chocolate decadence (lava cake) was by far the best. The fried cheesecake was okay. Service is a little slow but they were very busy.