We love the seasonal themes -- the Christmas takeover is really festive. Very good food, drinks and…read moreservice as well.

Great service! I got a Cobb salad and it was good, the dressing was delicious. My friends said they…read morereally enjoyed the burgers. I'm deducting a star because it was really dirty inside, we came on a Sunday night so I guess they had a busy weekend but my fork (that was wrapped) was dirty and the tables and chairs had mush on them too. It's a fun, themed atmosphere and menu though!

Small shop on Broadway in Everett that's gotten some strong influencer push (read: hype) over the…read morelast six months, so curiosity led me there, but with no expectations (I generally take strong influencer push with a grain of salt). There are six tiny tables just large enough to hold a pizza box, and barely any standing room; it's mostly all about the takeout. Street parking isn't easy, but fairly achievable at $1 an hour at meters. There's a Walgreens parking lot right next door, but highly risky. Offsetting the minor logistical hassles is the convenient availability of slices, a rarity at pizza joints of this caliber. -- Pepperoni Pizza: A beautiful visual and a beautiful flavor and texture. I'll start with the crust, which strike me as a cross between Greek and New Haven: same airiness as Greek, but without the grease; thin and crisp like a New Haven, but without the heavy char. I liked that combination. Minimal droopage (I don't use Portnoy's f-word). The tomato was strong-- dark and spicy with good use of black pepper and oregano. The cheese was light in volume but very sharp. The pepperoni was somewhat thick and top-notch quality. On top of all that, fresh grated cheese for more sharpness and extra texture. The autumnal droppings of giant raw basil leaves didn't really add anything, but they didn't take anything away. Overall, great pizza. Elite, even. -- Cheesesteak: Ordered with onions on their excellent homemade sesame seed roll that's become commonplace among cheesesteak joints, but Square Deli was among the first to do it. Crusty on the outside, but with flexibility-- a great vessel. The beef is ribeye and it's shredded, kind of like a shredded beef dish at a Chinese restaurant. The pieces are flat and reasonably tender. The cheese is sharp, but it tastes and feels more like a beef sandwich with cheese, rather than that singular concoction of lusciousness that is Big Al's in Billerica. The onions added a little something but weren't as noticeable as the namesake ingredients. Good quality beef, cheese, and roll, all of it arriving piping hot, make it very satisfying. Overall, excellent, but not the elite I'd hoped. -- Chocolate Chip Cookie: A giant, soft creation with a little something extra in the dough. Maybe coffee? A solid offering. As for the hype: Square Deli came through in flying colors on the pizza, and fell a little short on the cheesesteak, but it was still a very, very good cheesesteak. As for stars, an easy 5.

There has been a lot of buzz about the Square Deli lately. I own income property just down the…read morestreet and I am kicking myself for not having to come in sooner. I tried both the steak and cheese and the pizza. Both are outstanding. The steak and cheese actually is the best that I've had in Massachusetts, possibly ever, possibly better than when I make it at home. It was literally perfect. The pizza was excellent and nine out of 10. I love the crust which was crunchy and had an excellent flavor. Others were less keen on the crust because they thought it was a little bit too crunchy. It definitely was not burned except here and there which is kind of a Boston thing.. the cheese was good, it actually tasted like old school pizza cheese. The tomato sauce was not sweet at all, others thought the tomato sauce was the best part of i the Pizza, for some reason I did not. I don't know what I was looking for other than what was on that pizza because it was excellent. The service was incredible. The woman taking the orders was friendly and smiley and very much in line with the usual personalities you find in Everett or anywhere in the swamp area north of Boston before you hit the green grass of Stoneham. I thought that was remarkable because the place was jammed. I don't know how she kept a line from forming. It is definitely in old school Greater, Boston, mom and pop store. The entire front which was servicing about 20 people was about 8 x 10'. Pizza boxes were piled up on the counter handwritten scroll was all over the place explaining what was being offered. It was definitely comfortable. I will be a regular going forward, even though there is excellent Italian Brazilian in all sorts of other great options very close by. I highly recommend it. It is definitely equal to the hype.

The food, and music are awesome. I used to go all the time when I lived in Medford. I need to go…read moreback it's been 5 years, but I still think about it.

Service was slow, but the food was worth the wait. We were a party of 8, were sat very quickly, and…read morethe hostess Graciela was very nice. I had the salmon burger and onion rings, very good. I also enjoyed a lemon drop martini, which was very smooth and sweet. The restaurant is decorated like a bar inside a firehouse.

I ordered the Fat Felix. It only had 4 fries on it. Could barely taste them. Very underwhelming for…read morecalling it cheese fries on top.

Pauli's is where I go in Boston for good and affordable lobster rolls. I like to get the hot…read morebuttered lobster roll for $32. The order comes with chips, but can be upgraded to fries or onion rings for an upcharge. If you have at least a group of 3, you can order the USS Constitution (28 ounce lobster roll) for $120. I'm also a fan of the Paulitician (chicken cutlet with prosciutto). The sandwiches here are delicious and a good portion for the price. Pauli's is always really busy, they do have some sit down tables and seats, but it's cozy.

The burgers are amazing, they give you huge sizes. The service is great. Highly recommend crazy…read morekitchen.

Been going to and ordering from CGK for years and years surprised I have never wrote a review…read more LOVE the burgers, Love the shakes, Hate the prices.. I also wish there were a few more things on the menu but I understand - have a few things, Excel at them and why have more!? Totally get it. Get the side of cheese sauce to dunk, you wont be disappointed!

Lovely little bar in east Boston. This place is seriously cozy! Good selection of beers and nice…read morecocktails served by friendly and inviting bartenders. The food is also quite yummy and they switch things up with certain specials on different week days. Go check out this local "top shelf low brow" establishment!

The best burger I've had in Boston so far. It looks small at first, but is so filling, and you're…read moreable to order it up to a quadruple I believe. Fries don't come with the meal but are a must order too. It's a fully stocked bar, so drinks are plenty. From what I observed inside is bar service and outside servers come up to you. There's some Parking nearby on the street but it's not a far from from the Maverick station to walk.

Nothing like a great shake from a list of different choices!…read moreYou go and use the iPad and start what you desire. It's fast easy and simple to order! The shakes and food is and has been a treat to me! Check it out for yourself ! I could go for a shake RIGHT NOW!

Must order the Shack Stack. Delicious beef patty with a crispy portabella mushroom stuffed with…read morecheese. Can't go wrong with it!! Fries are always crispy and delicious One of the more affordable places to eat at encore. Staff is always friendly and you get your food fast.

I only started going here about six months ago and after the first time I kept going back. I always…read moresit at the bar. 95% of the bartenders are friendly and outgoing. The beer selection (draught and bottle/can) is wide ranging and the price is on par with what most bars are charging now. There were even Scottish people here during the World Cup '26. (When people say they were EVERYWHERE, I realized at Renegade's how true it was.) If the "No Scotland, No Party" people were there you know the place has to be good. One more thing, (and please don't tell them) the prices on the excellent food they have there are nowhere near what most places charge, including ones nearby. The vegetarian options are delicious and satisfying. So glad I finally got my butt there.

It's intimidating to walk into the smallish establishment, but rest assured, you will be waited on…read more Everything is busy on a Friday and Saturday night. We stayed at a hotel nearby and ordered take out. Our burgers were fantastic, the onion rings are to die for, and we really enjoyed almost every appetizer they had over the next two days. The only negative feedback I have at all is that they're stingy with their ranch. They left it out of both take out orders we placed. I had wings with no ranch, fried pickles with no ranch, it seemed like it was being treated as liquid gold and maybe it is, maybe that's why I'm so salty about it! Lol. Seriously, don't pass up the wings or the onion rings.

I got 99 problems, but brunch ain't one …read more.... I had just finished a long-awaited day in family court, and my best friend Robin came with me for support. Afterward, she treated me to brunch at North Street Grille, and honestly, it was exactly what I needed. When we arrived, there was a line and we were told the wait could be around 45 minutes. Don't let that scare you off. We put our name down, walked around the neighborhood, took some cute pictures of each other and passed the time until Robin received a text letting us know our table was coming up. I'd say we actually waited closer to 20-30 minutes max. As someone who deals with anxiety, I'll admit that when I first saw how busy it was, I was a little nervous about going inside. But once we got settled, that feeling went away. The atmosphere was welcoming, lively and easygoing. There was plenty of conversation and background noise, but funny enough, that was exactly the kind of noise I needed that day. I didn't feel like all eyes were on me. I could just sit down, decompress, enjoy my food and enjoy being with my best friend. And once you're inside, I can completely understand the wait. It's a smaller spot, people are eating, drinking, talking and genuinely enjoying themselves. It doesn't feel like somewhere you want to rush out of and with the food being as good as it was, I understand the line too. Now let's get to the food. That complimentary banana bread? Don't sleep on it. I really enjoyed it. We also had mimosas, which were good and definitely fit the occasion. I ordered the Steak Bomb Omelet with steak, peppers and cheese, along with home fries and toast. Robin had the salmon omelet, and of course I had to taste hers too--it was good! Our waiter was attentive and really nice throughout the meal, which made the experience even better. And speaking of Robin what are the chances I'm sitting there with my best friend Robin, open the menu and see a Robin Special? Shoutout to all the Robins! There were so many other things on the menu that caught my eye that I already know one visit isn't enough. And apparently the restaurant knew when it was time for me to go, because right on cue, I dropped my mimosa glass. I was immediately embarrassed, but shoutout to our waiter because he didn't make a big deal out of it or make me feel uncomfortable. And remember all that background noise I mentioned? For once, I was grateful for it because hardly anybody even noticed. Between coming straight from family court, having my best friend there, the food, the atmosphere and even my little mimosa-glass finale, this brunch ended up being exactly what I needed. Would I come back? Definitely. Next time I'm trying something completely different from the menu,with them delicious-ass banana bread bites.

Food was really good. Would give the place 5/5 but cleanliness was a 3/5. Got a dirty fork, sticky…read moremenu got stuff on my clothes and tables were slightly dirty too. Server was super friendly and continued asking if we needed anything. Chocolate chip and cinnamon roll pancakes were perfect for the kids. The eggs and bacon plate had plenty of food. Breakfast burrito needed some meat but other than that it was great too.

We have been waiting for a restaurant to open in the former Winnisimmet Lounge space for a few…read moreyears, and just recently walked by and noticed people inside! The menu is a mix of traditional American options with a lot fusion elements from different cuisines as well, and after looking at the menu we knew we had to visit. The restaurant is well laid out, with a large bar area and lots of tables. We got seated in the back room, which was much quieter (and maybe less fun?) than the bar. The wine list was super varied and well priced, as were the beer and cocktail options. We started off with the wings as an appetizer, and for our main dishes I got the cauliflower and Chana curry, and my partner got the salmon. Both were delicious and flavorful, unique dishes that we really haven't had anywhere else, but the wings were phenomenal and totally stole the show. On the main dishes, I do think everything could have used more salt but otherwise I was super pleased with our food. Can't wait to come back to try more of the menu!

" Hey good looking" We seen this place many times driving…read moreover the bridge to east Boston . It's just looked like a newer building and establishment in general in the area . So we decided to go in and get a meal here . The vibe was welcoming and warm . The service was really good and so friendly. The food was really good . It tasted fresh and delicious. Its presentation was of gourmet style . The establishment was really clean and of newer design. The parking was not too bad , although it's in a weird spot . The price is not bad at all for the quality and portion size is decent enough . We really enjoyed are time in this establishment in general . We definitely will be back .