Chutney's in the Longwood Galleria Food Court is such a gem!…read more I mean I've only had their samosas before but they were so good. I used to go at least once a week in between classes to get samosas from here. I'd definitely come back to try their other dishes like Chicken tikka masala and lamb curry. The staff is always so sweet and kind. One of the reason why I keep coming back, honestly!! Parking: honestly very tough to find parking in the Longwood Area. A couple of the major hospitals are right here, so it's mostly parking garages. The galleria does have its own plaza though too! If you're willing to walk 5 min, you may be able to find parking in Misson Hill area.

Chutney's is a refreshing addition to the Galleria's food court. Fairly new stall, been there for…read moreabout a year, but I never gave it a try as it's something different from your typical food court fare and well...I don't think I've ever seen anyone order from there. Was getting tired of the McD's and Subways so I finally gave Chutney's a go. So far I've had their Tikka Masala wrap and Chutney's chicken rice bowl. I like how you have the option of choosing how you want your meal to be- either in a rice bowl, a wrap, or in a nanini (panini-look a like). You also have the option of choosing chicken or lamb which is pretty fancy. Even though Chutney's is Indian food, it still has the fast food assembly line element. Once you choose your style of meat doused in curry, then you're prompted in choosing what vegetables you'd like sprinkled on there and what additional sauce you want. It's like the Subway of Indian food. Their chicken I've had so far is too dry for me, but I don't know if that's just how it's done with Indian curry (I rarely eat Indian food). The curry on the other hand is flavorful. Their rice is really fragrant and reminds me of Thai white rice. You really don't need to add any additional sauce when they prompt you to choose once because the flavoring from the curry itself is just fine. Drinks wise, I tried their home-made mango lassi and it's so good! Mango lassi is a mango-yogurt drink and I loved how you could really taste the mango and the thickness of it all. Chutney's is a little pricey in comparison to the other stalls. With a meal and a drink, it'll cost you an average of $7-9, but the meal itself is very filling and something refreshingly different when everything else is starting to get old.

Wow - what a great deal. I ordered the 2 Sandwich Special which comes with 2 chicken sandwiches of…read moreyour choice and then either fries, sweet potato fries, or onion rings, all for just $16.95! Separately, each sandwich is around $10 and onion rings are $6.50, so the combo is a ridiculous deal. The onion rings are also a HUGE bag so definitely worth the money. For my 2 sandwiches, I got the Honey Kluck Grilled Sandwich and Tang-Go Kluck Sandwich and both were great. The fried chicken here doesn't really feel like fast food - it feels like real chicken meat that isn't greasy at all. The seasoning is good and the sauces are great too. Even the buns felt like good quality! Of the two sandwiches, I preferred the Honey Kluck Grilled Sandwich but both were top tier. The honey sandwich had honey mustard sauce and veggies with a nicely grilled piece of chicken on it. The balance of flavors and fresh veggies with the flavorful chicken was just perfect. 5/5 for sure. The Tang-Go Kluck Sandwich was also very good with a tangy sauce coupled with cheese and pickles. The fried chicken on this was crispy and full of flavor without feeling unhealthy. I would have liked a few more veggies on here, but it was still a solid sandwich. The onion rings were SO CRISPY too. And the bag was huge - probably at least a full onion. The fact that if you ordered 2 sandwiches and onion rings separately, it would cost about $26 but the combo is only around $17 is great value. The food doesn't feel like fast food, and I was completely full after eating the meal. 5/5 would definitely return!

If you want your food to 'never arrive', you want to feel the thrill and fun of waiting for hours!…read moreSo that their competent workers could finally send you a simple 10-piece chicken wings order! this is an absolutely perfect restaurant! It takes eons to prepare the order. So, no, thank you!

As me and my cousin where looking for a place to eat, we came across this place and walked 30…read moreminutes. will say it was worth the walk! recommend the katsu curry!

Solid casual Korean and Japanese spot in the Fenway neighborhood. Quick and efficient service, and…read morefairly priced given the area. Tteokbokki did not wow me honestly, I've had better but it is okay. Fried chicken is one thing they are very good at - I got soy garlic wings. They were freshly fried, perfectly sweet and salty, and had the perfect crisp to them. I'd come back for the Korean fried chicken if I was in the area! I can't speak for their Japanese selection

Mariel and Jossy are awesome customer service and very kind and helpful they are also super super…read morekind and easy going. Always help me with my food

Cheap food and huge portions! The mozzarella sticks were as delicious and crispy as they looked…read more New mac and cheese loaded slider was bursting with flavor as well.

Being in a good court the cheesesteak was much better than I thought it would .I think $10-11, good…read morequality and cust service. I'll be back

" Food is really good service is horrendous" Well I got the…read morePhilly cheese stake meal . It was retry good I have to say . It also came with small fries and a drink . The service is horrendous. They don't have ketchup or straws out . Nor utensils or napkins at least on my visit today . I had to keep asking them for things . If they provide better service this place is good . I sat and ate in the food court . I found street metered parking it was different. However they have a few parking garages close . It's located in the long wood food court . They have busses all over including on in-front of the location.

Wow just wow , the Family meal from this restaurant is exactly what we need with the economy the…read moreway it's going you can feed a family of 10 with that, the food is perfectly cooked well seasoned and very affordable

When I first tasted their chicken and potato wedges, WOW, it was super yummy!!! I thought I would…read morereplace my favorite Popeye's with Krispy Krunch. But on my second and third order I just found it way too oily compared to Popeyes. So I haven't ordered since. If it weren't so oily I would have replaced my regular Popeyes.

Raising Cane's is the fast-food spot that proves sometimes simplicity is the secret. This popular…read morechain has built a cult following around a very focused menu: perfectly crispy chicken fingers, crinkle-cut fries, coleslaw, buttery Texas toast, and their legendary Cane's sauce. The box combos are where the value really shines. You get a great deal on a satisfying meal where everything works together. The chicken is always reliably good, and that signature sauce, a creamy, tangy, slightly peppery blend is what ties it all together. It's delicious for dipping not just the chicken, but also the fries and that excellent, soft Texas toast. The fries themselves hit that sweet spot of being crispy without being greasy. A word to the wise: the lines can get seriously long, as it's a hugely popular spot. The absolute best move is to order ahead through their app to skip the wait, which makes grabbing a quick and easy meal a total breeze. Overall, it's a consistently good, decently-priced meal for when a fried chicken craving strikes. Just a heads-up that all that fried goodness, while tasty, can sometimes feel a bit heavy on the stomach, but for most it's a small price to pay for that specific comfort food fix.

I had never been to this restaurant before, but I walked in knowing the food is one of those things…read morepeople love or don't really give AF about. The atmosphere is nice. The service was nice and she didn't look at me like a weirdo when I ordered my kid's meal (I am only greedy in moderation....lol). The chicken tastes like nothing and its fried. The sauce tastes like what, why and how much sodium is in this shyt! The fries were pretty salty too, so dipping the fries in the sauce was an absolute NO for me. Would I come back here....LMAO....for what? I make much better chicken at home and it doesn't taste like a salt lick.

I got written and verbal assurance that the chicken is halal, but not the hot dogs…read more Excellent chicken, crispy, tasty. One item is very underrated: the delicious coleslaw.

Got the junior combo - a chicken sandwich with medium spice level, and mac and cheese for $14. Def…read morebig enough for an adult. Sandwich was bomb, and the Mac and cheese was solid as well. Friendly and helpful service. Would definitely return if/when in the area.

It's only chicken fingers... but they do them so well…read more Service is always so organized. The person at the register calling out the guests walking in. This is how fast food needs to be done. Some chains, like Shake Shack and Chipotle, barely notice I'm in the store. Cane's does customer service right. Love the fries so much. The Texas toast is a nice touch. I've been opting out the slaw, but it's good. The star of the show are the fingers and the sauce. Wow. It's not fine dining... but it's chicken fingers done to perfection. An easy 5 stars because for what it is, they nail it everytime. The stores are always so clean too! Love the interior. It feels vibrant. I was in another fast food chain restaurant recently that felt old and dilapidated. Huge fan of Raising Cane's chicken.

Raising Cane's is that straightforward fried chicken chain that does one thing and does it pretty…read morewell. The whole concept is built around their signature chicken fingers, crinkle-cut fries, coleslaw, Texas toast, and that iconic Cane's sauce. The lines here are pretty much a given, with a good tip is to use their app to order ahead; it lets you skip the wait, which is a lifesaver during peak times. Once you get your food, it's exactly what you expect: crispy, reliable chicken fingers that are decently priced. The Cane's sauce really is the star and pairs perfectly with everything. It's a solid, quick meal when that specific craving hits. It's not fancy, and yeah, sometimes all that fried goodness can sit a bit heavy, but for a no-fuss box of comfort food, it consistently hits the spot. It's easy to see why it's become such a popular chain across the country.

Came across this restaurant while walking from Paradise before a concert and stumbled into this…read moregem. We knew by the wall art that we found a cool spot. We ordered several mixed drinks and were not disappointed. They were strong but expertly balanced. My friend commented that his Margherita was the best cocktail he's had in years. We also ordered two of their chicken sandwiches which came out quickly. Perfectly fried crispy chicken with a good amount of heat. I cannot wait to come back and try more of the menu. I'm a sucker for Korean Fried Chicken and this place definitely delivers!

I ordered the pad Thai and it was ok but nothing special. We also got the Korean corn dog that was…read moreall cheese and had some potato in it. It was delicious! I thought it was over priced.. $13.00 for a piece of fried cheese on a stick. It did taste heavenly with some dipping sauce but the price was too high. The restaurants atmosphere was really nice and it's a place you can take some one on a date... The bar and cocktail menu seemed really nice as well. The service was prompt and friendly. Maybe different dishes are a better value... The pad Thai was a bummer.