Super cool and nice and good food also good service store is decorated well and food comes relly…read morefast

Absolutely delicious! Great selection of ingredients and the spam masubi was awesome!read more

Assembly Row. It feels like we were overdue for something like this with all the restaurants…read morealready there. I wanted to try it because I've been to Nando's and was curious to see how it compared. It definitely lived up to expectations, and everything was delicious. I got the mild crispy chicken sandwich with a side of yucca fries, which was very good. My fiancé got the chicken with rice and a side of fries. We both really enjoyed our meals. The service was great, our food was brought to the table, and they even cleaned up for us after. The place itself was clean and there were a variety of tables. We'll definitely be coming back the next time we're in assembly row.

I ordered lunch from here during a weekday via a catering app. Due to this I can't comment on the…read moreambiance. The food is great! Loved my chicken wrap! So flavorful! Small but mighty. My only complaint is that I ordered a side of veggies but received fries instead.

Came in to try the new Korean inspired new menu items. Note that the cellular signal in assembly is…read morepretty bad making it hard to pre-order in app. Anyways, took a while to order but once ordered, food was ready quick. The chicken sandwich was surprisingly juicy given that it's breast meat. The sauce was a bit much but the kimchi added a good balance. The burger was good but I don't taste much of the bbq sauce. Overall pretty solid new items.

Since the name is "Shake Shack," you'd expect good milkshakes. And that's what you'll get!…read more Whether at the airport, Newbury St., Assembly Row, Harvard Square, Downtown Crossing, Burlington Mall - the quality is consistently excellent. Plain vanilla is great, cookies and cream - even better! The service is quick, and the ambiance is fine. The Somerville location has outside seating in the summer, which is a nice touch.

I eat here when I want to eat quality salads and don't want to overload on carbs jajaja. But…read moreseriously, Sweet Green's salads are delicious as much as they are healthy. I love that the ingredients/produce are locally sourced. Service is nothing to rave about but I have no complaints. The ambiance is neat, organized, and inviting.

Sweet green is definitely a costly lunch spot BUT definitely worth it! The salad was delicious -…read morewould've liked a little more goat cheese but it was delicious! It's a tad bit spicy so if you're looking for more spice (like me) maybe they have additional sauces? ‍ this salad comes with a slice of bread. It really isn't needed - it's optional. They have these new fries. Those were the only negative. They just weren't worth it. Definitely give this place a shot as a healthy and tasty (minus the fries) alternative.

Raising Cane's delivers exactly what it promises: a focused, satisfying meal centered around…read morequality chicken fingers. True to its fast-casual model, service is efficient even when lines are long. The tip to order ahead through their app is a smart one and definitely saves time. The signature Box Combo is the way to go, giving you a great overview of what they do best. The star of the show is undeniably the Cane's Sauce. It has a cult following for good reason, its creamy, tangy flavor pairs perfectly with the crispy, juicy chicken fingers. The sides complete the experience: the Texas Toast is buttery and soft, ideal for dipping, and the crinkle-cut fries are reliably crispy when fresh. It's worth noting that the experience can vary. In addition to this, the meal can also feel quite heavy or greasy to some diners. Overall, Raising Cane's is a solid choice for a quick, dependable chicken finger fix. It won't reinvent fast food, but for a tasty, no-fuss meal where the sauce truly shines, it consistently hits the spot and is a great deal for the quality.

I have to admit it, Raising Cane's is excellent. I am against chain, restaurants, against fast…read morefood, restaurants, and against flash in the pans. When I asked my daughter what what meal she wanted before we embarked on the trip to drop her off at school she instantly said, Raising Cane's. At that point, I realized I had denied her Kane's pretty much all summer and my goose was cooked. The chicken is moist and warm crunchy on the outside and taste like chicken. The batter has a mild flavor to it the compliments, the chicken. The crinkle cut fries are crisp on the outside and soft on the outside and taste like potatoes. The lemonade is excellent. The coleslaw is excellent. I don't get the big deal about the Caine's m secret sauce, which does nothing for me other people love I don't even know what's in. It is fairly priced. Definitely a better deal than McDonald's or KFC.

Alright, where do I start. There's so many Hot Chicken joints popping up in MA recently and you'd…read morejust have to do a few trial and error runs to find the perfect joint. I am so happy that I tried Dave's because their chicken is juicy and milkshakes are fun (topped with crushed Oreos, m&ms, or Cinnamon Toast Crunch)! I saw a Dave's Slider Menu Hack and oh my god, it's good! Add some Mac and cheese or the whole thing, who's going to judge you, drizzle some honey and Dave's sauce on it. You will not be able to have another Hot Chicken sandwich the same way, ever, again. Thanks, Dave's, you've ruined me!

Went to Daves in Medford again...been watching too many Instagram reels of Chile's and Dave's…read morecheese pulls. It was another let down specifically at this location. The kiosk that I ordered from is suppppper slow. Spinning wheel the whole time. This is the price you pay to avoid interaction with the staff. The chicken was again just slightly warm in our sandwiches. Framingham and Newton chicken is hot in temperature. And again, the spices must be different at this location compared to others. The spicy level is so subdued here when ordering the same levels. The cheese sticks were hot at least, but only 1/3 of them had decent cheese inside. The other 2 not only has no cheese pull, but you bite the corner first and look inside and it looks pretty hollow. The french fries were great, though. Pickles were good, too. Keep in mind Canes Chiken and Wingstop is in the same plaza here. The chicken game needs to be on point.

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 am a little disappointed having to drop a star. I grabbed the double cheeseburger with crunchy…read moreonions and triple extra pickle. I've been here since they opened and I've never got American cheese on my burger. I'm not a fan. Anyway today I asked what type of cheese options they had today as they had a couple specialty burgers up on the wall with different cheeses. I was informed that I only had a choice of one American, which I'm not a fan. I asked why they said no more choices only choice that's how it comes. So much add your toppings. I guess this doesn't apply at the Broadway Everett location. is this a companywide thing I am extremely curious or was the cashier/host giving me a bunch of crap???? Unfortunately this will eliminate me from purchasing as many burgers as I do with this location. I'm a huge fan of burgers, but with today's mishap of having to get only American on my burger, I got double pickles on my burger rather than the triple I asked for and then they served me the wrong burger when I went back up to the counter they actually had my burger, waiting for me. The girl grabbed the incorrect burger off my tray and threw it directly in trash in front of me. It did not go back to the kitchen there was no apology. It was just grabbed the wrong tray in the garbage next to us, and proceeded to put the burger on my tray apology no nothing and then obviously the senior cashier/Host at the Next register who took my order said oh she just gave you the wrong burger. I thought this was extremely bad customer service. I would've appreciated it if they took it and put it back to the kitchen in the kitchen throw it away or if they had offered to let me keep the burger for the inconvenience however, it was just a total disrespect, grabbing it, and I mean, grabbing it not picking it up slowly or whatever it was picked up and grabbed extremely fast and slammed into the trash barrel next to her, I'm actually appalled a little bit. I think corporate has to come up with a scenario where the guests feel comfortable in a situation like this, but this was totally the most responsible and incorrect way to handle return from a guest. I will say that my shake I got a vanilla shake was good and my burger was good. Other than the fact that I had to eat American cheese which I do not usually appreciate time burger I'll have the cheese unless once again I got told incorrect crappola.

Great food and prices were so reasonable. The breakfast plates are full and yummy with handmade…read moretortillas. Huevos picados and huevos rancheros with salsa were great options. I also enjoyed the fresh juice. You can tell it's a favorite of locals by all the guys coming to pick up breakfast and lunch. Like being in a friend's kitchen with homemade food.

The good is it was authentic but the bad was it actually wasn't flavorful. There were a ton of…read moreoptions, I spent a lot of money trying multiple things yet none of them stood out. Sadly first and last for me.

The menu is really something. There's roll choices are excellent. The roast beef sandwiches are…read moreamazing.

" Boston history expanded " This place brings back such…read morechildhood memories. Going to Kelly's was always a highlight. Nothing like a big bite of a roast beef after a long day at the beach. Things just got better as the restaurant has expanded to other areas. It's such a treat to eat here . The vibe is friendly.

Friends who've been to Five Guys all say it's good, but personally, I think its main advantage is…read morethe portion size; the taste is only so-so in the US. It's far inferior to the Boston local brand Tasty Burger. Cheeseburger: Huge, I felt full just after finishing it... The patty was freshly grilled, and the juices and fat were passable, but not particularly memorable; the bun was a bit soggy, like it was steamed (though definitely not). Free toppings are a special feature, especially with 15 kinds--very generous! Many guides recommend "All the way," but that might not be suitable. I only added grilled onions, grilled mushrooms, tomato, and steak sauce, and I already felt it was too much. It lowered the patty's temperature, interfered with the grilling aroma, caused the flavors to mix, and added unnecessary calories. I suggest adding about two toppings according to your own taste. Sometimes less is more! Little Fries: It's hard to imagine that a little fries was more than twice the size of a large fries at McDonald's in China; it completely overwhelmed the burger in the paper bag. Later, I checked Red Notes (a Chinese social media platform) and found out that this was a brand specialty--no matter how much you ordered, they would give you an extra bunch of fries. The fries were cut very thick, fried with the skin on, and made with peanut oil, so the aroma was especially strong, and the texture was crispy on the outside and soft on the inside. But all of this was just too sinful... Regular Soda: I chose the strawberry lemonade, which felt like it had a lot of artificial coloring and was also very sweet.

Had completely forgotten about this review. Now, rereading it nearly a decade later, I'm going to…read morechange my rating to 4 stars. Why, you ask? Did FG go and *finally* start cooking their meat to order, so that your intrepid reviewer could finally get the nice medium-rare pinkish dead cow meat that he was pining after in the original review? Sadly, no they did not. I'm guessing that's a combination of efficiency/speed and liability: they already customize the rest of the burger which already takes a whole hell of a lot longer than slapping on the same ole same ole toppings/condiments combo like McDonalds does. Plus it makes their legal department happier since it eliminates the risk of frivolous lawsuits by people getting sick from undercooked meat that's gone bad. (And probably lets them keep meat in their fridges a lot longer, another cost savings.) I'm doubling my rating for a embarrassingly simple reason: I figured out the best toppings combinations to make this a perfectly enjoyable burger, in spite of the meat being cooked half to death. Here's my DIY recipe for this joint: mustard, mayo, tomatoes, lettuce, pickles, onions, fresh jalapenos. Sometimes I substitute A1 or hot sauce for the mustard, or throw in some grilled mushrooms, or leave out the tomatoes if I want it to be less mushy. There are ways, people. Bottom line, for $11 you get a double patty bacon cheeseburger that's pretty filling (although I do wish it came with more bacon but since that's just a $1 extra vs a plain cheeseburger I can't complain too much), and certainly beats the equivalent from a place like Wendy's or Burger King. In fact, a FG burger actually rivals many $18-25 burgers from bars and other "fast casual" places where yes you can order the meat cooked just the way you like it, *BUT* they use tasteless frozen patties and (equally or even more horrendous) tasteless frozen FRIES...ugh! So, I confess to coming here about once a month for my fix of dead cow with mega-carb-explosion fresh-cut fries. (I do recommend bringing your own Tabasco sauce to mix into the ketchup since their hot sauce is way too weak, or doing the Euro thing of mixing mayo with the ketchup, or the British thing of dipping the fries in malt vinegar.)