Classic and well-known breakfast sandwich spot with a few locations throughout the greater Boston…read morearea! Well-executed sandwiches. It's a bit tight inside with not much seating and seems like more of a takeaway spot, which is exactly what I did. Staff are nice. The smell of the bacon inside is very enticing. I've been loyal to their Fancy breakfast sandwich which has fried eggs, bacon, cheddar, avocado, (pickled?) red onions, and mayo on toasted bread. While it is not life-changing, I still think it is a very solid breakfast sandwich that is well-balanced. I like the acidity of the red onions and the freshness of the avocado which balances out the oil and fat from the bacon and cheddar. But I would love to try their other popular items like a Mission breakfast burrito, the Crack sandwich, etc!

This restaurant is tiny (175 square feet) and only has 2 seats - which were both occupied when I…read morestopped by around 11:30am. There's a small park with shaded benches about 2 blocks away (Elliot Norton Park) which is a great place to sit down and devour the food. I ordered the Mission Breakfast Burrito and it was delicious. As of August 2026, the website lists the burrito as $14, but the price on the in-person menu was $16. I would give the burrito 4 out of 5 stars because of the way it was wrapped - about a third of the burrito was just egg and cheese and the toppings (avocado, red onion, hash browns, salsa verde, crema) were crammed on the other side of the burrito. If there was a way for the burrito to be wrapped so all the ingredients were more evenly distributed - this would easily be a 5/5 breakfast burrito. One random detail that stuck out to me was that their drinks in their refrigerator were very cold - no lukewarm sodas here! I would come back here to try their signature "Fancy" sandwich. Overall, this is a very solid breakfast spot in Boston!

We were told there would be about a 20-minute wait, and even with around 10 tables ahead of us, it…read morewent by incredibly fast. At first, I couldn't figure out how they were moving people through so quickly--but it didn't take long to understand why! From the moment we were seated, the service was unlike anything I had ever experienced. We ordered, and within literally minutes, our food started arriving--and everything was freshly made! The service was incredibly efficient, the food was amazing, and the entire experience exceeded our expectations. They have truly mastered the art of providing fast service without sacrificing quality. Highly recommend! We will definitely be back!

Cute and casual spot in downtown Boston if you're looking for a quick bite! We got the pancakes and…read morethey were really good. The bacon wasn't my favorite, but the drinks were great. The service was definitely great . Our waiter was really attentive, checked in on us throughout the meal, and our food came out super fast. No complaints! Overall, it's a nice spot for a quick breakfast or brunch. I'd come back and try some of the other options on the menu.

The food was great! It was slow for a Sunday evening. The service was good, and it's a nice place,…read morequiet and romantic.

Rebel's Guild was OK. The servers were friendly. The cocktails were good. I had a Hemingway…read moredaiquiri. The chicken wings were fine. We ordered them with the chili sauce. We stopped here after a show at the Wang. Boston has so many places to go. I probably would not return, because nothing really stood out.

When planning our trip to Boston, I looked for a diner like place for breakfast and found this…read morespot. I thought it was a bit odd that they were taking reservations but did it anyway in case it was crazy. I'm very glad I did because even with a reservation before 9am some people were waiting outside for a table! We got seated right away with our reservation which I was very happy to have made. The place is very cool inside with interesting decor to look at. One of the reason I picked this restaurant is that they have gluten free options. It was great to be able to have a regular breakfast like anyone else. I had pancakes with potatoes, eggs and sausage. The sausage was pretty nice. The rest of my group liked their food too and the ambiance. Good spot but if you can, get a reservation!

Wait time is long but there is coffee shop on the corner that has delicious pastries and coffee…read more I am giving it a 3/5 due to the awful smell in the basement seating area. It was horrible. The food was pretty yummy, but probs not for the hour plus wait.

Excellent service Party of 5. We enjoyed many dishes. Every…read moredish was very good. One dish (scallops) were a little too salty, but still very good. One star removed for price and sound level....both too high.

Well we arrived in suits and dress clothes because it said "fine dining" but we were totally…read moreoverdressed at this establishment. Maybe I'm too old, but fine dining should involve that refinement. Stop calling yourself fine dining and call it expensive food with uppity servers and no dress code. Food was amazing- so please know I would absolutely go back for the food! We had lobster bisque, the best Caesar salad (top 5), calm chowder, shrimp and clams, lamb and a fillet. During our meal just after the lovely table side service of the lobster bisque my son accidentally moved the table with his feet and the drinks flew into my food. Our server watched it happen and walked away. She turned not to help but out of disgust walked the other way! The food runner came to the rescue! But then we were charged for another drink that spilled! I don't know but when your at fine dining and you get double charged for a table moving and treated like you are an inconvenience that gets me. Plus she was clearly angry with us. Food 5 stars, service 2, price for the service we received totally not worth it. Don't waste your money to get treated badly. Sorry kitchen but front of the house ruined it.

I love Tatte; the first time I went here when I was in digital mental health a decade ago was in…read moreBoston and now that they have locations up and down the Northeast Corridor it's even better, as our business is on the same footprint! The halva and pistachio lattes are to die for; all the citrus tarts and items in the refrigerator are amazing. Before I got divorced and lost custody of my daughters, I'd always stop in and get them each a sweet treat before heading home. The service here is so friendly and the decor can't be beat!!

Overall, this coffee shop is a solid place to get work done, grab a not too expensive coffee, and…read moresome alright food. The ambience is pretty alright with the decor and the staff is pretty friendly. Definitely a tier above your run of the mill chain but still nothing that truly makes it stand out.

This Historic Restaurant on Charles Street in Boston has been here since 1837!…read moreGreat location in the Cities Beacon hill where many famous and well known families live and have lived here around Bostons State House! Many movies have been filmed on Charles Street and neighborhood! But one comes here for the Great portions of great tasting meals! Lines go on and on! It's worth the wait and worth the time to walk around Charles Street! Check it out!

Food: 5/10 We had the French toast, and the burger with…read morefries. It came out hot, but was pretty average tasting. Service: 7/10 We were seated immediately despite them being extremely busy. Courteous and attentive staff. Ambiance: 6/10 Clean, standard, diner. They do have a hook rack for bags and jackets. They also have a restroom towards the back of the restaurant.

Very on the fence about the rating. Truly, I would give it a 3.5 - I thought I would round up…read morebecause of the atmosphere. The live music, the people I was surrounded by and our waiter Jasmine made my experience. We had asked to be seated right by the stage (which they kindly obliged). I would go with an intimate group, by that I mean a party of 2 will probably have the best experience. I would not go to the restaurant if I was not sitting in the band section, because the food is very mediocre. We ordered a bunch of drinks, apps and mains. ( Queen Bee, La Cosmica, Tuna Crudo, Whipped Ricotta, Truffle Fries, Roasted chicken, Gnocchi) My picks are the Queen Bee drink, and the truffle fries. So moral is come for Jazz, drinks and apps...

Went for my birthday, and it was a great experience. The vibes were so nice and cozy. The live jazz…read morewas amazing, we were right next to where they were playing which was great. They also brought out a little candle on my drink which was cute, but no dessert. The waiter was so nice, as were the host stand workers. The food and drinks overall were yummy, but some of the food was just OK. Ordered the special and wasn't told the price, which was almost triple everything else on the menu - yikes! But that's kind of our bad, it was truffle gnocchi lol. Will definitely be coming again. Great place for dates!

Great experience at the Thinking Cup. Very quick and easy coffee shop. They have pastries and…read moresavory food items. It's a good cafe vibe with indoor and outdoor seating. In the back, it almost feels like you're in a Speakeasy. Overall, a nice place to get a bite and coffee to go.

A great café in the heart of Back Bay and an easy place to spend a relaxing morning or afternoon…read more The interior is spacious, bright, and charming, with plenty of seating compared with many coffee shops in the area. The vegetable frittata was delicious--fresh, satisfying, and a perfect light breakfast. We also shared a scone with fruit jam, which was very well made. Scones are highly subjective, but this one was exactly the style I enjoy: flavorful without being overly sweet. I didn't try the coffee myself, but my partner really enjoyed hers, which isn't surprising given Thinking Cup's reputation as one of Boston's standout coffee shops. Between the welcoming atmosphere, quality food, and excellent location on Newbury Street, I'd definitely return the next time I'm in Boston.

This place never disappoints, except I guess if you go at 11:30 on a sunday they say no to custom…read moresandwich orders. No subs (ha)! I asked to have the vegetarian and delicious eggplant subbed in for the meat on one of the sandwiches and was promptly told no after our server checked with the kitchen. Sad. Bowl O rings is as good as ever. And wow was that aioli wonderful!

My pal and I decided to visit Parish Cafe for dinner. The premise of the restaurant is that…read moremultiple renowned chefs submit a dish, usually a sandwich, and the menu becomes an amalgamation of masterpieces from many respected chefs. When we walked up around 7:30 pm, the outdoor seating on this beautiful day was already full. Good sign to start! Since it was a bit windy, we asked for an indoor table and were brought in immediately, no wait. To quench my thirst, I opted for a Storrow Jam libation- a blueberry, vodka, sparkling water, lemon flavored drink. Absolutely refreshing and well presented! My pal ordered their spin on a Cuban and swapped out the chips for the dill pasta side. He loved it so much that it was gone on minutes. Being a fan of ground meats, I opted for the Hajj, a ground lamb, tzatziki, Mediterranean style sandwich. It was well flavored and large, and came with a side salad. I shared the sandwich with my friend, but agreed that his crispy Cuban was a bit tastier. We ended the evening with a bread pudding topped with vanilla ice cream to share. Massive portions! We both enjoyed to our hearts' delight, and the one dessert could have easily been shared with a third person. Our wait staff was so pleasant- friendly and warm from the start. They really made this experience shine! This is quite a pricy spot in the heart of Boston, so be prepared to pay a pretty penny for sandwiches. However, the elegance of the food is up there and it's a unique experience to pick a meal from a handful of the top chefs.