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I would give Mida 3.5 stars if I could. I enjoyed the ambiance especially for a dinner out with my friends. Our waitress definitely impacted my experience. I'm not sure if she was new, but the overall interaction seemed awkward and as if she didn't want to be bothered. I really enjoyed the sorrento spritz, which was surprising because I typically don't like grapefruit flavor. The drink was very refreshing and I also appreciate paying only $6 for a mocktail (places tend to overcharge). My favorite appetizer was the arancini. It was fried well and flavorful. The caesar salad was also great. The calamari were okay, but nothing special and they he focaccia was tasty, but I wish it was a little softer. For my entree I ordered the cacio e pepe gnocchi, which was also just okay in my opinion. I was looking for a bolder flavor, but unfortunately I didn't get that.
Listen! Baby! This place had me and my husband going through our photo files trying to remember what city we were in! This place from start to finish did not disappoint! The burrata was so fresh and delicious with the perfect amount of crunch with the pine nuts! I loved the crostinis so much they brought us more-- the pesto is AMAZING and if you love the fresh taste of olive oil and pine nuts, yum! We ordered the short braised rib lasagna and my husband had the toasted chicken. Both impeccable but mine was better! They made our night by bringing me a deconstructed version of tiramisu which was also delicious and the espresso was poured over it and so warm and fresh! The customer service and ambiance was truly amazing and for Boston in late July? We had the best experience! Highly recommend!
First, the location is downtown Boston! It's a cheeky interior with nice outdoor seating. Our server was Bernardo and he was great. I wasn't familiar with their red wines but told Bernardo what I was looking for. He nailed it! We had the Arancini as an app and could have eaten 3 more orders! I had the Mushroom Pappardelle and it was fabulous! Obvious homemade noodles, creamy white sauce, the perfect amount of mushrooms, topped with breadcrumbs (or cheese or both?) and lightly browned. So good! Highly recommend!
Expensive, highly disappointing high end food. I was expecting wonderful things from this restaurant and ended up paying a very expensive bill for something really lackluster. The staff is kind of curt and rude. They seem to forget that we the people have needs and values. Food is thrown at you (to your right), and it all goes downhill from there. I ordered the short rib lasagna and it looked and tasted like an Italian yodel. It is also something that tasted like something that is reheated in the microwave, and the look of something one would expect to get on a transatlantic flight to Italy. The whole thing left me angry, but one bad meal should not reflect the overall Boston Italian cuisine experience, which may be the best in the entire country (sorry New York, you have been overthrown). Stick to the North End or Rino's.
Went for the buzz, people had been talking about it. Four of us sit down, we order mussels, gnocchi, lasagna, something else I forget, and focaccia for the table to start. The food is good. I expected my ricotta gnocchi to be as light and fluffy as the server said, it did not blow me away. I expected to really be wowed based on the $25... it did not taste better, have better service or ambience than other spots around the city for less. At these pasta-forward Italian restaurants, I always always order the gnocchi. Nothing wrong with this one, but it seems basic and overhyped. I would not order it again personally. The focaccia (9/10) was covered in cheese which was a very nice touch. It was delicious. I would absolutely order that again. My only note is if we explicitly say "for the table as an appetizer", please dont have it arrive at the same time time as the rest of the food...
Had the best dinner at MIDA South End and I totally get the hype now. The vibe is super cozy but still lively. It's perfect for date night or just catching up over really good food. We started with the arancini and focaccia, both absolutely buried under a mountain of fresh parmesan (no complaints there). The focaccia was buttery and soft with that perfect crispy edge, and the arancini were golden, cheesy, and everything you want in comfort food. For mains, I got the mushroom pappardelle. The noodles were silky and the sauce had that rich, earthy flavor that makes you not want to share. It was LOADED with mushrooms. My boyfriend got the brasato al vino rosso (braised beef), and it was melt-in-your-mouth good. super tender and packed with flavor. Service was great too, friendly, helpful, and they timed everything perfectly. If you haven't been, definitely go. It's one of those places that makes you wish you ordered one more thing just so you could stay longer.
A small, fun Italian spot. We wanted to try a new Italian restaurant and MIDA was recommended to us by a local. The service was excellent as we were only 1 of 4 tables filled at our early time. The food was very good, but in a city full of great Italian, MIDA did not stand out. The short rib lasagna was the standout with a succulent and plentiful amount of beef and a sweet and savory tomato sauce. The chicken was very good as was the amatriciana. The mushroom pappardelle was one note. All-in-all a nice experience that we would not write home about.
Loved my experience at Mida! Professional service, ambiance of outside in the summer is a vibe, great food!!
Between struggling to find a reservation that wasn't so late and the reviews online, I had high expectations for this place. We were finally able to secure a reservation for a Saturday night at 8:30. We arrived right on time, but the hostess informed us the people who were sitting at the table that was going to be ours was finishing up, but it would be ready soon. During this time, I took the opportunity to look around, and I concluded that it's a cute restaurant that has used every inch of its space quite well; it was packed in there. It was also dim, relying on the windows to bring in most of the light for a tranquil feel. They have a bar area, a couple of long tables, but also high tables for two and booths hugging the windows. After about 10 minutes, we were seated. We did not order any starters so we could satisfy our hunger with the entrée. I went with their rock shrimp carbonara to play it safe, and my friend ordered their paccheri bolognese. The presentation was nice, but after taking my first bite, I was disappointed. It felt like all the flavors were diluted. I am used to eating carbonara that has a thick, flavorful sauce clinging to every surface area of noodle, salty, smoked flavor from the guanciale or pancetta, and cheesiness from the Parmesan. But, the sauce on this was very watery and the pork was prosciutto which wasn't quite as salty. The shrimp was a different take, but I felt it further diluted the flavor since shrimp has a neutral flavor. I had a couple bites of the bolognese. Although I thought it was better than the carbonara, I thought it too lacked a "wow" flavor. It was pretty. standard, but I will say the pasta shape was unique and it worked in keeping the sauce in, and the pasta was cooked perfectly. The prices weren't too bad - somewhere around $25 - $28 (each) for our plates.
Solid place. Favorites were the mushroom pizza and bolognese, other dishes were good but nothing special. Went with a big group and they were great with it!
Went to dinner at MIDA and the experience was good, but the dish I got was the vegan dairy pasta, and it was okay but the mushroom flavor was so potent that the dish was almost hard to eat, and I love mushrooms. My sister had the gnocchi and it was amazing and my friend got the salmon and it was also good. So we liked the experience but it didn't blow my mind.
I really liked the ambiance here. The music was great and added to the overall vibe but wasn't too loud. Service was overall friendly from the host to the waitress. Overall the food was ok. There were some hits and misses. For instance, the carrots were absolutely amazing and were complimentary due to a mix up while the gnocchi cacio e Pepe was too oily and separated too much. The Caesar salad was delicious but my husband wasn't impressed by the short rib lasagna and said it was cold and lacked flavor. I tasted it and agreed.
4 years ago
It pains me to say that MIDA was just ... okay... at least for brunch. For years, people have been recommending I check out MIDA. My friend and I decided to get brunch to celebrate my birthday. The restaurant itself is lovely. Warm and inviting interior, awash in natural light from the huge windows that are ideal for people-watching in the South End. In addition, our server was wonderful - very welcoming and efficient. The brunch food, however, was lackluster and quite cold. * MIDA Biscuits: 7/10 - good but not particularly mindblowing or special * Arancini: 6/10 - crisp on the outside, soft on the inside but not particularly punchy with any flavor; the only thing I could really taste was the fontina it was smothered in * Crispy Potato Hash: 7/10 - my main issue with this dish was that the eggs came out very cold and overcooked, akin to a hockey puck; the pork sugo was also a bit too salty and vaguely reminiscent of store-bought Ragu sauce * Gnocchi Cacio E Pepe: 7/10 - like the potato hash, this dish came out incredibly cold to the point where it had essentially congealed into a large squishy mass because of the pecorino cheese; it also seemed like the gnocchi were 90% ricotta Unfortunately, MIDA's brunch fare was, dare I say, a bit of a let-down. All of our food was cold as if it had been left out for a long time, and nothing blew me away. However, the ambiance is pleasant and the service was excellent. Finally, I obviously cannot speak for their dinner menu, which I hope to return to try some day soon, as I remain hopeful that they will have something to wow me!! read more
2 years ago
10/10 wowowoow the food so good!! Such a great place and one that's in my restaurant rotation. Good vibes and the service was lovely. Would recommend sitting inside as it is quite noisy outside read more
I have been to MIDA a couple times now, this location along with the Newton location. Normally I get the paccheri bolognese or the rock shrimp carbonara, with the north shore fruit to misto to start, which is their calamari. This recent visit, I tried the short rib lasagna and arancini. All of the food was solid, per usual... I will say the pasta was a little too al dente and the temperature of the food did not arrive to our table hot but more so warm. Otherwise, the flavors are always spot on and amazing; I just wish the food was more hot. Our server was kind and super helpful. If you are not in the mood for any alcoholic drinks, you can never go wrong with their shirley temple. This location gets pretty packed for dinner time, but the wait for table is never too long. I recommend coming here if you are in the mood for Italian and do not want to go the North End and struggle with finding parking. read more
1 year ago
5 years ago
Awesome spot. Came for the first time in mid August. Super busy so definitely recommend a reservation. The restaurant tries to limit timing on reservations so be timely - that was the one downside because at times it felt rushed. We enjoyed the cocktails, calamari, and short rib lasagna. The couple we were with loved their pasta dishes as well (see our spread). The restaurant split the lasagna for my husband and I which made it a reasonable portion per person. The tiramisu was authentic and delicious as well. Would definitely come again! read more
2 years ago
meh. service was good but the food was subpar. pizza was thin and crispy. pasta tasted weird. the sauce was not hot. read more
2 years ago
Great spot! My friend said that this was her favorite Italian spot in Boston and it definitely lives up to the hype! They give you bread that you can dip with garlic infused olive oil which is delicious. We ordered the short rib lasagna and that was amazing. The short rib is super tender and the meal is very filling without being too heavy. The gnocchi was also good but nothing spectacular. read more
2 years ago
Wow is all I can say. We had such a good dining experience here. It was our first day in Boston and we couldn't have picked a better place. Our server, Willian, was amazing, and navigated us to all the great dishes. I don't usually like duck, but they're done with cherry sauce was to die for! I loved it here! read more
The ambience of the restaurant is very cozy and nice! Unfortunately, it's not great to sit at the bar in the winter because every time the door opens it's very cold so that's not great. Besides the point it was very nice atmosphere wise, and I enjoyed my drinks, the bartender made me a great drink and the wine after was nice as well. However, the food was just OK. I expected it to be a little bit more flavorful and higher quality. The salad kind of tasted like something that was prepackaged -- it wasn't super thoughtful. The pasta I think was actually made fresh, however, the actual sauce came in was lacking flavor and diversity as well. Maybe could've used something like a protein or mushroom, just for example. The service is decent as well. The people who work there are very nice, and pretty attentive for the most part. They will also let you eat slowly, and take your time, which I really appreciate. read more
2 years ago
3 years ago
Wonderful spot for dinner! We came for mangia Monday which was a LOT of food (had leftovers) but it was fun to try so many pastas. It seems like their mangia Monday pasta selection changes at times also. Overall, everything was quite salty and we probably could have gotten more bread to pair with the sauces. The service was very attentive aside from the long wait for the last pasta. The interior was quite nice although the lights kept getting dimmer and dimmer as the night went on. - north shore fritto misto (additionally ordered): humongous portion but not too much calamari or clam strips. A pretty coarse (cornmeal?) batter which isn't super crispy but everything was very flavorful. The fried cherry peppers were really tasty but almost too salty and acidic. The fried preserved lemons were pretty good but some pieces tasted bitter. - insalata mista: fresh lettuce with tons of crunchy bread crumbs and pistachios in a bright dressing - gnocchi cacio e pepe: tender and al dente gnocchi with lots of cheesy and pepper, tasty but almost too salty and rich - mushroom risotto: highly recommend, quite a large portion of creamy risotto with bacon (?) bits and a ton of mushrooms (shimeji?) - eggplant Parmesan: comes half portion for mangia Monday, pretty light tomato sauce with soft eggplant (not at all crispy or firm), also quite salty and would have paired well with bread - paccheri bolognese: my favorite pasta! A rich pork sauce paired with slightly bitter broccoli rabe that is picked up with the paccheri pasta - bucatini all amatriciana: chewy pasta with light sauce and large pieces of crispy and meaty guanciale, a bit too rich - pistachio gelato (separately ordered): a very large scoop with flavorful olive oil, the gelato itself tastes more like almonds and is lightly sweet and creamy - citrus cake (gifted for an occasion): citrusy cake with berry topping and yogurt on the side, not too extraordinary read more
Soooo much yes!! We were celebrating a special event and Mida went above and beyond to make sure we had a good night. We were seated outside promptly in fact even slightly before our reservation. Then the servers immediately brought us a free round! Nester (....I think that was his name) was light hearted yet attentive and gave excellent recommendations. We ordered the arancini as a starter and the paccheri bolognese and the short rib lasagna. HOLY MOLY THE BEST ITALIAN I'VE HAD IN A LONG LONG TIME. The secret garden cocktail was also delicious! Honestly no complaints here. Everything, the food, drinks, and the service came together in a most glorious and resplendent harmony. This was definitely one of my better choices. read more
2 years ago
One of my all time favorites in Boston. Great ambience and service and food is always perfect! read more
2 years ago
Service, decor, and vibes were great but we're here to talk about the food! Got to try a variety of food and while I wasn't blown away (except for 1 dish) - I was impressed enough that I'd definitely come back to try other things. The star of the meal was the carbonara. This was by far one of the best pastas I've ever had. This was a special so be mindful of that. It was advertised as a traditional carbonara to us but it wasn't really. It was lemony and salty packed with immense flavor. It had clams (which is optional) that I enjoyed and the guanciale was also really good. Meanwhile a majority of the other food was forgettable to me including the wagyu, foccacia (bland), the meats and cheeses plate, and campanelle. Each of these dishes were really missing that extra something that would make it delicious. read more
3 years ago
4 years ago
Overall, my food was a solid 4/5. However, the brunch biscuits were hands down a 5/5! Parking can be a little tricky though (limited to street parking only) since it's located in the South End. read more
2 years ago
Absolutely delicious. Great atmosphere great drinks. I started off with the cheese rice tomato things (idk what it's called) super delicious. For my main I ordered pork pasta and it was scrumptious. Shirley temple and grapefruit non-alcoholic spritz were so good. Definitely recommend if in the area. Edit: by far the best pasta I've ever had read more
1 year ago
Great takeout experience from Mida during COVID! A strange thing was that we couldn't order our food via Doordash or Caviar in the morning, and had a hard time reaching the restaurant by phone to troubleshoot. Ultimately we were able to contact them via Instagram and they informed me that online ordering would be available during specific hours during their dinnertime. Once we figured that out, it was a great experience. We ordered the mangia madness (5 pastas, bread, and salad for two) - half of the pastas are naturally vegetarian, but the restaurant was really accommodating and was able to make some of the non-veggie dishes vegetarian. This was such a treat as we often shy away from fine Italian dining because of the vegetarian limitations. All 5 pastas we ordered was very tasty and well packaged on delivery. The eggplant parm was quite salty but we still polished it off. Two of us ate quite a lot and we still have leftovers! Excited to return. read more
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Mida has been on my list for a while so I'm glad that I finally got to try it! The restaurant is nice and airy, but sitting right by the window in the direct line of the sun was very sweaty and not a great experience. Our waiter was very helpful and attentive, we never had an empty glass. The north shore fritto misto came with fried lemon, calamari, cherry peppers, oysters, and clam strips. It was phenomenal!! Our entrees took very long, over 2 hours to come out, which wasn't great but we were given complimentary arancini to make up for it. The short rib lasagna was incredible, we were a little full from the apps, but inhaled every last bit of it. I'm personally not a huge bolognese fan normally, but they knocked it out of the park with the paccheri, which had bits of green herby broccoli rabe. Mida has a pretty limited menu but I would definitely come back! read more
I visited MIDA for the first time recently with a group of friends and we were all so happy with our meal! First, I must complement the amazing service there, we had originally made a reservation for an outdoor table and called them that day when the forecast has switched to rain - they immediately set us up with an indoor table even though no reservations had previously been available for one, and we were so happy they were able to accommodate us + the weather. Now to the good stuff, the food and drink. MIDA's menu is really nicely sized - appropriate for diners with most dietary restrictions, but not too many choices such that you feel like you're reading a novel when you go to order. Also, be sure to take a look at what other folks are ordering when you walk in, the focaccia on the menu doesn't seem like much but oh boy when you spot that baby from across the room, you KNOW you'll be ordering one. Obviously we did wind up getting an order of focaccia and arancini to split and I really appreciated that even though the order may not have originally come with 4 slices/4 arancini, they served it like that for our group of four. HOLY CANNOLI everything was so tasty! That focaccia is the real winner here - crispy, herby, cheesy - she's got it all! Since the group was split down the middle half-vegetarian half-not, we opted to split 4 pastas (gnocchi cacio e pepe - veg, spaccatellei al pesto - veg, rock shrimp carbonara - non veg, and bucatini al amatriciana - non veg ) between the table for our mains. Although a couple of the dishes were a little spicy for one of our friends, the other three of us readily devoured everything! The highlight of the veg options was definitely the gnocchi and of the non-veg options was the rock shrimp carbonara - both were so full of flavor and very filling. The portion sizes were appropriate given the listed cost of each dish ($25-28). We also really enjoyed their wine and drink selection! It was cool that they had a rotating wine and cocktail (when I went their wine was a nice light fruity red and the cocktail was a 'last word' which I don't see on the menu many places and really respected). All in all, a lovely meal, friendly staff, and clean and welcoming ambiance, and some FIRE FOCACCIA! I'll be back, MIDA, don't you worry. I'll be back. read more
3 years ago
I'm not usually a fan of lasagna but went off the other reviews... they were right, the lasagna is delicious!!! It's also massive - expect leftovers. Also tried cauliflower and aranchini (not pictured here) - amazing. read more
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4 years ago
**Disclaimer: this review is solely based on reservation practice** Per the screenshot from MIDA's own site (attached), we tried to call the restaurant to reserve a same day table for 2 for outdoor dining, but never got a hold of anyone. We tried over the course of 45 minutes, but no one picked up If your policy for outdoor seating is to call, please do a better job at adhering to your own policy. There are still people like us who aren't doing indoor dining, and this makes it impossible to secure a table read more
3 years ago
Got the aranici and fritto misto to start. I got the roasted chicken and my boyfriend got the gnocchi cacio e pepe. Everything was soooooo good and the service was quick, our servers were so friendly the whole experience was great. read more
We had a wonderful dining experience. We came for Dine Out Boston, but also ended up getting the short rib lasagne (which we both loved). The waiter was extremely attentive. My favorite dishes from the Dine Out Boston menu were the shrimp (crisp, with a lovely sauce), salmon (flavorful and cooked perfectly), and the zabaglione (decadent layers). read more
4 years ago
I came for dinner. They serve nice and soft bread with very fragrant olive oil. The focaccia with cheese and chives was delicious. The pasta was perfectly al dente. The amalfi coast and espresso martini cocktails were good. It's a well-loved place in Boston and black-owned. read more
6 years ago
Read 4.5 stars!! I've been here a number of times and have had an incredible experience every time. The first was for a special occasion, and our lovely waiter brought us a glass of dessert wine to finish our meal. Mangia Pasta Monday is a MUST for all you can eat pasta! For my last plate they unfortunately brought the wrong order, but they're all so delicious I didn't even mind. Romaine salad- perfectly crisp and acidic Lobster scampi- a favorite of mine. Buttery, generous serving of lobster, and fresh Carbonara- very rich (which could be good or bad depending on your palate), plenty of cheese, and flavorful Gnocchi- a little softer than I'd prefer, but flavors were great Bucatini- a bit acidic, and the pasta texture was a little hard. On the lower end as far as pasta goes Bolognese- my favorite pasta dish, it never disappoints! Pasta is perfectly al dente with just enough chewiness. Broccoli rabe and bread crumbs adds a great crunch. Texture and flavor is spot on Tiramisu- so fresh and delicious, an absolute must And they deliver! Seamless, well packaged, and easily disinfected. MIDA is the definition of black excellence, and I am a forever patron! read more
4 years ago
Great place for a special occasion or when you want to treat yourself! I'm sure you cannot go wrong with any of their drinks or food. The Secret Garden (drink) was both tasty and strong. For my entree, I got the short rib lasagna, which had a lovely breaded crust on top and a generous amount of sauce that enhanced its presentation. The portion sizes were pretty good too, as I was able to bring half of my lasagna home despite being super hungry when I arrived. Enjoyed the vibes but happy to report that it's also okay if you're not dressed up in your nicest clothes. It was super busy even at 8pm on a Wednesday night, so definitely would recommend making a reservation (I made mine one day in advance). Only thing I wish is that the bread came out sooner while we waited! The bread was nice and fluffy though - big fan. read more
4 years ago
Food: 4.5/5 Ambience: 5/5 Service: 5/5 Wow. This place is really great!! Not only is the interior beautiful, but the food really lives up to the hype! We were not that hungry, so we only got two entrees, but next time I would come back for the Arancini, Mussels, and the Tiramisu because of the rave reviews. Paccheri Bolognese (4/5): this dish was super light, and not like a traditional bolognese, but still really good! Even though it was not traditional, I really enjoyed the nuanced flavors of the dish, the slight bitterness of broccoli rabe really came through and there was a light pepperyness that really elevated it. Would definitely recommend! Short rib lasagna (5/5): if you get anything else here, GET THIS!!!! This was absolutely delicious, as someone who is typically not a lasagna fan. Unlike the bolognese, the portion size for this was huge and due to how packed it was, it was very filling (had half of it leftover for later!) Every part of this was balanced, it was not overly cheesy or overly saucy like some lasagnas. I've never had short rib in a lasagna before either but this was a perfect combo. Truly amazing! Overall, I will definitely be coming back and getting more appetizers. Also, was happy to find out this was a black owned business! Definitely come support. * (No shade but would 100% recommend this place over many Italian places in the north end due to the ambience, food, and the ease of parking.) Also, shoutout to our waiter for being very helpful and friendly :) read more
I was visiting Boston for work and my friend recommended we have dinner at this Black owned Italian restaurant called MIDA and I was so glad she did!! When she said it was Black owned I was super intrigued and couldn't wait to taste all the things! It was 7 of us so we ordered apps for the table to share before our entrees. Everything was delicious! The caesar salad was so good that we ordered it twice lol! The entrees were immaculate! Not one complaint at our table! The playlist kept us grooving throughout the night. I still can't get over the delicious bolognese! And of course we had to end the night with dessert! The tiramisu and citrus almond cake stole the dessert show! But my after dinner drink was the real star! The La Cioccolata! I had a time learning how to say it LOL but it was one of the best tasting things to ever grace my palate! The ambiance was nice and the service was great! This was an amazing night in food history for me! Please dine here! List of what we had below: Appetizers: Glazed Duck Wings Sicilian Mussels Caesar Salad Arancini - crispy rice fritters, san marzano tomato, fontina cheese North Shore Fritto Misto - calamari, clam strips, oysters, cherry peppers, tomato aioli Entrees: Rock Shrimp Carbonara (not pictured) Gnocchi Cacio E Pepe Paccherri Bolognese - FAVORITE!! Short Rib Lasagna Dessert: Citrus Almond Cake - creme fraiche, seasonal citrus curd, olive oil Gelato Tiramisu - mascarpone mousse, lady finger, espresso La Cioccolata!! - Dark Rum, Crème D' Cacao, Amontillado Sherry, Irish Crème sooooooo good! read more
4 years ago
Overall: This was my second time coming to this restaurant for dinner. The food was consistently amazing and both experiences were delightful. 10/10 would come here again! Food: The food here is absolutely amazing. I love their gnocchi and their lasagna, however my friends have ordered their other items (equally as amazing). You have to get the Sicilian Mussels if you like some seafood! The server gave us complimentary bread (during our entree course) so that we could soak up the remaining sauce from our dishes. Service: The servers here are always on top of it! They check in enough to make sure everything is going well without overwhelming us. The servers also do a great job of recommending food, so don't hesitate to ask! Ambiance: The overall aesthetic of the restaurant is very picture worthy. The lighting inside is great for a date night and the volume level of the restaurant is minimal, making it great to hold conversations. During my second visit, we sat outside and we had a similar experience. The light coming from inside the restaurant illuminates the tables on the side, giving it a romantic but more casual atmosphere. Parking: MIDA is located right on the corner an intersection, so it was easy to find some street parking close by. read more
2 years ago
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782 Tremont St
Boston, MA 02118
South End
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Are there heaters outside?
It hasn't gotten that cold yet, so I haven't seen any out there
Is there a happy hour?
Is this a dress up kind of place (suit and tie)? Or more of a jeans and a nice top restaurant? Or somewhere in between
Jeans and a nice top will do!
Is it ok to bring kids?
Maybe if you go really early or on a weeknight. Otherwise I'd say it's not really a place for kids.
Does this place have a dinning area without TVs?
Yes, there are no TVs in the restaurant.
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