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.

A convenient Small little diner right across from the South Station. Open 24/7, serves breakfast,…read morelunch, and dinner. I had a breakfast plate with some orange juice. $20 breakfast for the morning before hopping on the bus back home. Would definitely recommend if you're not in any rush to get out the door.

I had an early morning flight out of Boston and wanted to grab breakfast before heading back to the…read moreWest Coast. South Street Diner was one of the few places open that early, so I decided to give it a try. Parking was easy at that hour, and I thought it was kind of cool seeing a classic diner tucked in among all the large office buildings downtown. I was in the mood for pancakes and ended up ordering the diner special with eggs over medium, home fries, corned beef hash, bacon, and pancakes. Unfortunately, the food was mostly average to below average. The eggs were a little underdone, the home fries were slightly overcooked in spots, and the toast was pretty standard diner fare. The homemade salsa was actually a nice touch and added some flavor to the potatoes. The biggest disappointment was the corned beef hash. I was hoping for something homemade, but it reminded me of the canned version I grew up eating. The texture and flavor just weren't for me, and I ended up leaving most of it behind. The pancakes were okay but a little dense and doughy, nothing particularly memorable. On the positive side, the coffee was decent, the service was fine, and being open early is definitely a plus for travelers. Overall, I'd put this one close to 3 stars. It's convenient if you need breakfast before sunrise, but the food didn't quite live up to what I was hoping for.

This is my first time here and I hope it won't be my last. The atmosphere is calm cool and very…read morefriendly- the food is so good and filling :) I recommend the Hot Pocket appetizer and the Kingstown salad with seared tuna. Everyone was so kind and helpful :) I wish to thank the staff who worked this shift today 8-29-26 1:30pm Thank you everyone for an amazing and memorable experience

We came in for a drink on our way out . Our waitress was really sweet. We ordered the cider on tap…read morewhich was mango flavor and came with a Tajín rim. It was sooo good, the Tajín gave it a nice touch. They also had $1 oysters until 6 so we indulged. We sat outside which was nice and shaded. The temperature also went down some so it was the perfect spot to sit and chat.

Huge vegan section of the menu, with all sorts of bowls, burritos, açai/smoothie bowls, and more…read more Spoiled for choice. I came here 4 times when in town for a conference, as this way super conveniently located to the conference center (Menino). It's open 7am-10pm daily, is always seemingly busy but always very efficient and fast to deliver orders, and has a huge amount of comfortable seating. First visit: I tried the vegan breakfast burrito ($12), a nicely designed burrito with tofu, potato, spinach, roasted red peppers, vegan cheese, and mushrooms, served with salsa on the side. Very solid burrito. The Spanish burrito I tried another day--which came with vegan meatballs of some sort--was even better. Second visit: I got an açai bowl ($9 for the small size; $12 for regular), and added vegan protein powder ($2) blended in. It came with açai blended with almond milk, banana, strawberries, blueberries, and granola. Real good and plentiful even for the small size. Third visit: just ordered a bagel with vegan cream cheese that had tomato in it, and added some spinach on top ($5.50 total). Very generous spinach portion (for $0.50!), well-toasted bagel, and an appropriate amount of cream cheese. Very tasty. Moreover, each time I visited, I ordered a double espresso ($3.50), which was excellent. Proper espresso, deep body, strong, served with sparkling water and a piece of dark chocolate.

Pressed Cafe in Seaport was a bit of a mixed experience for us. Love the space and outside seating…read more On our first visit, the chipotle steak burrito, Spicy Boi, and Watermelon & Blood Orange Agua Fresca all hit the spot. Everything was flavorful, and the service was surprisingly fast considering how busy it was. We went back and tried a few other things, including the pumpkin smoothie and pastel de nata. Unfortunately, those were misses for me. The smoothie had a sour aftertaste, and the pastry seemed stale or like it had been sitting around for a while. The custard flavor was also pretty nonexistent aside from tasting mostly like sugar. I've had better pastel de nata elsewhere, although it's possible that's simply the flavor profile they were going for. Overall, some things were really enjoyable, while others didn't quite live up to the first visit

Ordered a Bacon BBQ Cheeseburger and Rueben. Both sandwiches were very good. Hot and fresh. Sweet…read moretea was tasty as well. Friendly and quick service. Would most definitely eat here again.

Stopped into Stubbys in seaport after grabbing seafood from Wulfs in Boston Provisions Market and…read moreneeded something quick, ended up being a solid find. Went simple with the chicken finger & fries. Want your typical junky finger, had good meat no fat or hard stuff in it. They were nice and hot, crispy and had good flavor. Deff get the bbq and honey mustard for dipping. Service was fast and friendly, greeted everyone when they walked in (not typical for Boston lol). Inside was on the smaller side with several tables and high top seating but very clean. Menu had a solid range of options for a smaller place.. Subs, sandwiches, burgers, soups, and salads. One of those spots where you could come back a few times and try something different each visit. Only regret.. i missed the special sign that mentioned they had a breakfast burger available that sounded delicious, would've ordered that immediately instead. Overall, Stubbys is a great spot to stop in for a quick bite to eat if you are on the move with solid options to choose from.

This place didn't miss. Every item I ordered I'll dream about in the next few weeks and be sad I…read moredon't live here to eat it all the time. Salt n pepper shrimp Watermelon salad Blueberry buckle and butterscotch pudding 10/10

Not my favorite. The location is nice, and the restaurant has a good atmosphere, but unfortunately,…read morethe dishes were far too salty for my taste. I could barely have more than one bite of some of them. I honestly felt like the chef had a habit of adding too much salt to almost every dish, which overpowered the flavors. That said, the service was excellent. The staff were attentive, friendly, and very professional, and they really made an effort to make our experience enjoyable. I wish I had enjoyed the food as much as I enjoyed the service.

This Tatte has a lot going for it. It's close to South Station so you can stop by if you need a…read morequick meal or a place to chill for a few hours. Service is professional, kind, and fast. On a weekday, there was little wait and plenty of seating. The selection of pastries was immense. The only downside is how loud it can get. I'm not sure if it's the tall ceilings or the music, but this is not a quiet cafe if you prefer that kind of atmosphere. I ordered the new corn and spinach shakshuka and was not disappointed. It had just the right amount of chili oil and some sliced tomatoes reminiscent of the traditional shakshuka. The zucchini was al dente and added the perfect crunch. The eggs were not poached nicely, which led to a messy appearance in the dish, but that was the only critique I had. It came with wheat sourdough which was perfectly grilled with butter and utterly delicious.

In the middle of that Olde Towne on the harbor, Boston, we stopped for a brief respite from the…read morecity. (Apr 2026). We wanted just a touch of tea, and happened one of the locations of Tatte Bakery & Cafe, the one on Summer Street near the Financial District. It's a rather large bright modern corner spot with huge windows facing both Summer and High streets. I am guessing around 25 seats at tables, another dozen or so at the coffee bars, more at a counter along the window. There were bright spring flowers outside, around 20 seats at tables, and maybe 10 Adirondack chairs. We got a simple black tea, with sugar and milk, and noticed that the tea is in more of an open-mesh net than a finely-woven tea bag. The tea was strong and rich with no bitterness. For a bit of lunch, we can't resist a traditional shakshuka. They say it's "North African" style: poached in a rich tomato sauce with bell peppers and onions, flavored with cumin and lightly spiced with chili. Lovely, dense, and satisfying. They have so many fresh pastries, we could not resist a creamy-textured halva muffin. A perfectly pleasant deIght to finish our tea. Tatte grew from a Boston farmers' markets to have many locations around Boston, and as far as Maryland, Virginia and Washington DC! We'll certainly keep an eye open in Annapolis and Rockville!

This place rocks so much we came back for a second time, though our stay at Seaport was so short…read moreand originally we wanted to use every meal at a different spot. First of all, the pastry case just beautifully displays all the baked goods. It's quite a sight to see! I love the variety and flavors, very unique. If you know what you want, gotta get in line and grab it quick! If you wanna put in your own order, you can use the kiosk, which is really fun to use. I ordered a chai with oat milk (it's very light in flavor) and got a bialy. Honestly I had not had a bialy in over 25+ years... and was surprised to see it in the case and I had to have it. A corn + cheddar bialy. It did NOT disappoint. I also got london fog with oat milk previously, also very nice, but this place was soooo good we had to come back. My daughter loves pop tarts so when she saw it in the case, she got a blueberry pop tart and said it was very flakey and the jam was very jamful. It was the-last-one, even had the sign stuck in it!! She also got the french toast (2 slices) with kid's milk and said it was the best french toast she's ever had. My sis got a chocolate pain suisse, which I had never seen before. It's basically brioche filled with pastry cream and chocolate. It looked delicious and with coffee, my sis ate the whole thing up. All in all, this place has so much delicious eats.. I can understand if you live here, you could come every morning and still not get to everything in the pastry case! Definitely be back if we're in the Boston area again.

Stopped here with two friends for lunch. The food continues to be terrific: Diane and I had the…read moreturkey sandwich. Delicious and ample. Al had a slice of cake he raved about. Ordering is simple (automated or in-person), and our food arrived in approximately 5 minutes (delivered to our table.) Pleasant music plays overhead, and the dining space is well lit. Four stars instead of five: Indoor dining space has been significantly reduced (at least 75% reduction) but there is ample outdoor seating. There is indoor seating for 8-10 people. We all agreed we would eat here in the future.

The service here is mixed. The order takers tend to be rude to indifferent. They may ignore u. As…read moreother reviewers have stated, the Pakistani/middle Easter lady who seems to be the owner is not that friendly as an order taker. However, the guys who make the sandwiches are friendly, obviously hard working, and more helpful. On one visit, one of them verbally took my order to get it started and then one of the ladies eventually came over and put it in the register later. The sandwiches are at least as good as Pot Belly and are better than Jimmy John's in terms of quantity and quality. On one visit I tried their Chicken Marsala. It liked like it was a frozen meal they microwaved, but it was pretty good, especially for a train station food court sandwich shop. Since food in the airport sux in Boston, I'd definitely recommend getting a sandwich here and take with to the airport for ur trip. Will definitely put up with the service to get the food here again when in town. Tip: There is a CVS nearby in the food court/station, getting drinks and chips from there rather than the Melting Sun is a better deal.

Writing this to remind myself how 1. overpriced the food is (nearly 6 dollars for a piece of coffee…read morecake that tasted storebought); and 2. how BAD the food tastes. today's cinnamon coffee cake had that plastic-taste and was in no way fresh. months ago, i had an everything bagel that was soggy, small, and so artificial. please close this place and put something GOOD at south station terminal??

I had a wonderful evening with my wife; we ordered three dishes: a classic Margherita pizza, Bang…read moreBang shrimp, and, to finish, a cookie dessert with vanilla ice cream. The only thing I might make a suggestion about is the very small amount of ice cream served with the dessert, but it's not a big deal. The customer service met my expectations; the waitress was very attentive and cordial. The ambiance was welcoming, I felt at home. Pasé una velada maravillosa con mi esposa; pedimos tres platos: una pizza Margarita clásica, camarones Bang Bang y, de postre, una galleta con helado de vainilla. Lo único que podría sugerir es la poca cantidad de helado que sirven con el postre, pero no es un gran problema. El servicio al cliente estuvo a la altura de mis expectativas; la camarera fue muy atenta y cordial. El ambiente era acogedor, me sentí como en casa.

Good times, not my first time visiting this establishment. We stopped in after the Boston Marathon,…read morewe had a large group of people. Zach, our waiter took care of everything. Prompt, courteous, and on point. Diablo mussels were fire!!! Even brought out a special dessert and sung happy birthday to my young daughter. Food was great, everyone loved it. Would definitely recommend, very good vibe!