We've been there twice now on the weekends with our adult son who lives nearby. I usually get the…read moreTexas style french toast with bacon which is a generous portion. Place is very busy and bussling on the weekends, may be tough to get a table or short wait. Wife liked the omelette offering and my son got pancakes which were solid. Wish they kept the coffee cups filled more often rather having to ask for it, but it was busy and full.

My partner and I got the lobster roll and half roasted chicken -…read more TASTE: 5/5 - we were not expecting the roasted chicken to be that good lol. Well-seasoned chicken and flavorful garlic jus, wow! TEXTURE: 4/5 - tender and juicy chicken w crisp asparagus, and refreshing lobster on a toasted bun PRICE: 4/5 - subtotal came to $55 SERVING SIZE: 4/5 - satisfied us for dinner SERVICE: 4/5 - walked in at 6pm on a Saturday and most of the tables were filled. Our food came out 20min after ordering ATMOSPHERE: 4/5 - harborside, diner-style space. Need to try the other Eat Well locations that are all next door lol PARKING: 5/5 - small parking lot at Stars, w more street parking available on North St

The Black Cat is a hole in the wall diner with a nice selection of delicious and creative breakfast…read moreand grilled lunch sandwiches. For lunch sandwiches, the Graham hit the spot. The ham, cheese, and jam was an amazing savory and sweet combo. The buttered toast was perfection. I was also a big fan of the Coleman breakfast sandwich. The apple paired nicely with the onions. Add in a well seasoned sausage patty along with a gooey egg and one of the best toasted English muffins ever and you hit breakfast sandwich bliss. The atmosphere is very laid back with a large counter that faces an open kitchen for a true diner experience. The tie dye shirts, cat decor, and mix of bluegrass and Grateful Dead music brings the hippie vibes that makes it more interesting than your typical diner. Highly recommend!

So I am doing a kind of impromptu review of breakfast establishments, keep in mind I am just an…read moreeveryday person, however I love breakfast foods and have a social media account, having said that, we have always wanted to try Black Cat since they opened. So we did, walking into the place, this was in mid July and we in the area were going through a heat wave, the air-conditioning was not there, in fact, we were the only customers, I was thinking about leaving, it was border-line sticky, I decided to "stick" it out, I am so glad I did, the food is so good, I ordered two eggs over, sausage, potatoes, fries and an English. The chef there came in with some homemade strawberry jam, so good, and then the breakfast which, I am telling you is better than greasy Toast, First Watch in Hanover- nothing there, and Stevie G's in Cohasset. If you are ever on 3A in Cohasset check these people out.

Downtown hingham is a great area for an evening walk to see the harbor and then get some dinner…read more When we do we always do to Square cafe. In warmer weather there's a nice selection of outdoor dining but year round the bar and dining room offer an elevated feel. I recommend the bread along with dumplings as they are my two favorites while my wife found her most recent scallops dish to be excellent. Their drinks menu is substantial with a favorite of mine being their martini selection.

Dispute terrible web site management …read more.. The food is very good, service excellent, Recommend it. PS New Fall menu still posted now Jan 19th... At least take new fall menu post down, it isn't a good reflection on your Resturant dispute us enjoying it

It was a happy accident ending up at this place when the original place we were going to try had no…read morenearby parking. To start, the service was awesome, the waitresses were down to earth but made sure we had everything we needed and then some- including some extra chips to bring home with our unfinished buffalo chicken dip. The place was as the name suggests...snug. But the intimate environment was all the better with the live entertainment! Nothing really beats watching a local artist playing acoustic guitar and singing "You've Got a Friend in Me" over some good eats. I ordered the Cape Cod Rueban which is your typical Rueban toppings but a golden fried filet of haddock, on a toasted brioche bun. I was honestly blown away by this sandwich. All the ingredients were so fresh. Both of us were very satisfied with the quality of the food, the huge portions, and the reasonable bill compared to other establishments in the area. For all this plus 2 drinks, we were looking at $70. If we are ever back this way, we will definitely stop in again to try some new entrees!

An intimate, Irish-themed pub nestled in the South Shore…read more In a world where people are throwing ice, fire and all kinds of garden herbs into their cocktails, you may wonder whether the neighborhood pub is lost to history (or Dublin, or Scotland or just about any place in UK). The Snug is taking a stand for the neighborhood pub. A bar three rows deep where you can get a well-poured Guinness on tap and listen to live music. Servers are all polite. The lean into the neighborhood piece is for real -- I think I saw a high school date there one time. Food is pub fare. Steak tips and burgers are go-to's. Don't try to look for fancy, please don't. Deconstructed chicken pot pie would just be wrong.

The old "idle hour"…read more First time ordering pizza from here and it was okay. I think I would prefer to go in next time and grab a bar seat or table and eat in house. We also ordered their Caesar Salad which was good. I do remember this spot before it was Drifters and it was called Idle Hour which I loved so much. But I will say I am excited that a new pizza spot is now in its place. I think my next time that I try this will be physically at the restaurant. My only concern is that it is very loud. It is a great place to go watch sports for sure!

Grabbed drinks here with a friend on a Saturday night and wow was it busy!…read more There was live music when we first walked in so the ambiance was quite loud... like I could barely hear myself let alone hold a conversation. The place itself was small too so the music really overpowered everything. But once the live music wrapped up the vibes were good! Not too loud that I was screaming over it, but still lively. I got the Heart of Stone which was delicious! Not too sour or sweet, but was definitely a strong cocktail. I had 3/4 of it and I was already feeling it. My friend got an Old Fashioned and she was a big fan! It went down quite smoothly and tasted good too. For $14 a drink, it was a little pricy but honestly I've seen places in Boston charge more. I would recommend coming here to grab drinks but maybe not a spot to catch up because of how loud it was. Would love to try their food as it looked pretty good!

My neighbor-Tom-he passed a few years ago (miss him dearly)-introduced me to Toast as I was new to…read moretown. It's literally the best breakfast place in the South Shore and I love the beachy vibe! Their Eggs Benedict lineup was next-level -think perfectly poached eggs, buttery hollandaise, and rich, decadent flavors that somehow felt even better with the salty ocean breeze. Everything looked straight out of an Instagram reel but actually tasted incredible too. The whole brunch vibe felt effortlessly beachy and elevated, like the kind of spot you accidentally spend hours at because every plate that comes out makes you want to order one more thing. I'll be back!

Another great breakfast this morning. I got the western omelet (hard time believing it's only a 3…read moreegg omelet-should've just done 2 eggs cuz didn't come close to finishing). The Mr got french toast without powdered sugar and sausage. He as well could not finish his breakfast. Service - price - food all A+ in our book

Mambos is your run of the mill beachside restaurant. Their menu consists of less seafood and more…read moresandwiches & pizza than anything else. We tried their chicken sandwich which was juicy and crispy. You can never go wrong with a classic brioche bun & good sauce. Fries on the side were relatively standard, but nice that they included it for free. Calamari was also average, but I liked how they added plenty of fried banana peppers & pineapple. Didn't expect the fried pineapple to work, but it surprisingly did. Also the servers were great. Young folks but they were diligent in making sure we had a good experience.

A decent place for a post beach day feast. It's about as standard as it gets but I will say the…read morechicken sandwich HIT after swimming for an hour or two.

Had an amazing experience on Valentine's Day. Made a reservation two months prior, last year I…read morewanted to go but it got booked up. The restaurant is very charming and the street with the local shops gives the same vibe. You definitely can feel like it's the past with the fireplace and wood smell. There's parking past the hotel if there's nome available on the street. Our waitress is extremely friendly and checked on us frequently. You get complementary fresh bread with butter. The tuna tartare is a must order and is a popular option, definitely request additional crispy wontons. It is fresh and packs a good flavor. The steak frites has addicting fries and the steak is cooked well. A nice touch is they give you a rose after your meal!

Very cool location established in the 1700's. It had an old tavern feel, but had been updated and…read moremaintained very well. Service was great on Valentine's Day and the food was excellent as were the drinks!