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This was my first lobster roll ever, so take that into account. But I felt like there was a generous amount of lobster on there and the woman behind the counter said to go cold so you can really taste the flavor of the lobster for your first lobster roll. I think she was right! Flavor was fresh and satisfied both myself and my husband (we split one as a snack). The bread was sweet and fluffy. Only thought is the whole thing probably could use some sauce (lemon? Butter?). Again, I'm new to the whole thing! Next time I'll try with the hot butter.
We stumbled upon Pauli's while looking for another restaurant to eat at with no wait on a Saturday evening. Omg- Guy Fieri rated must try Lobsta Roll & Rainaiscrazy did a challenge here!? I'm sold. This is a small sandwich shop with limited seating, the staff here are very friendly & chill. Ordered 3 lobster rolls- opted for the hot buttered since they said most people get that & I never had a hot lobster roll before. Were they small? Yes. Expensive? Yes. Was it worth trying? Absolutely! The lobster rolls were packed with chunks of lobster meat & mayo with hot butter on a soft, grilled hot dog bun. Lobster meat was plump- tasted fresh, sweet & tender. Mmm...sooo freakin' delicious! I think I went to lobster heaven. My kids loved it too, guess it was that good... we enjoyed every bite. I agree with Guy Fieri- the Lobsta Roll is definitely a must try! :p
For the price, not impressed. 1. Lobster meat not fresh at all, and noticeably so. 2. Small rolls for the price (yes, lobster is expensive. Yes, there are bigger rolls with more meat for the same price in similar areas) 3. The toast on the bread and the bread itself was subpar Sadly wouldn't recommend based on my experience with the lobster roll. Maybe their sandwiches are good? Also, just as a heads up, minimal seating (grab and go vibes). Staff was also very sweet and friendly
Got a chance to try Pauli's using a food delivery service after seeing them highlighted on a rerun of Diners, Drive-ins and Dives. They prepared our order very quickly and everything was packed well, and the food was outstanding. The lobsta roll included 7 oz of tender lobster just kissed with lemon and mayo and nestled in a grilled roll--delish. It also came with Utz original chips. The creamy clam chowder was an excellent complement too. The steak pizzaiola sandwich was stuffed with shaved tender steak with American cheese and topped with a tangy marinara sauce -- tasty and filling, especially with the sub roll. The Fat Felix was all that it was billed to be, with shaved steak mixed with grilled onions and gooey cheese and chopped bacon--an elevated cheesesteak for sure. Look forward to trying other menu items on my next visit.
Last stop before I went home and it was great. Went at 10 am and they serve the entire menu so you don't have to wait till 11. The roll is great, on the more expensive side but worth it. The place is small so I would grab food and enjoy at the park.
I was recommended to go to Pauli's for lobster rolls. I had previously tried a lobster roll out in Westborough, and I was genuinely disappointed. This place redeemed whatever it was I had in Framingham. The place is pretty small. I just ordered at the counter, and the person taking my order was super friendly. Wish I got their name for a shout-out. There's not a lot of seating in the establishment; it feels like the place is meant for a very quick meal. FOOD: I got a hot buttered lobster roll and it came with a side of chips. I actually ran into the owner while I was there, and he had explained that their lobster rolls are unique in the sense that they actually toss their lobster meat in a pan with butter. You can really taste it. Buttery lobster heaven. Would definitely come again if I'm back in Boston. I could probably eat ten of those hot buttered lobster rolls in one sitting and have no regrets.
They really don't need my review as most everyone knows Pauli's has great lobster rolls. Had the classic cold and the Hot Buttered with onion rings. Of course everything was great.
One of my lobster rolls in the city and it didn't disappoint. Large chunks of sweet buttery lobster all on a nicely toasted roll. This place does it right!
I remember enjoying my lobster roll a lot more a few years ago when I last had it here. This time around, something about the lobster (temperature, texture) seemed like it really was just taken out of the fridge and put on a bun (which was nicely toasted at least). I'm a little wary about coming back for a lobster roll again, but would be willing to try something else! Otherwise, service was quick and it wasn't too crowded inside.
I was in the area recently and heard from friends that I had to try the local lobster rolls and clam chowder. On my hike along the Freedom Trail, I stopped by here to refuel and take a break. I went with the Hot Buttered Lobster Roll. I really liked the lobster to bread ratio. There was so much lobster that it kept falling out. Lobster was cooked perfectly with just the right amount of butter. I also went with the large New England Clam Chowder. The chowder was very flavorful, but a bit watery compared to what I'm used to. I don't think it's something I would ding a star for, but I would consider it a local preference. There were plenty of clams and a fair amount of potatoes. If I'm in the area again, I wouldn't mind coming back to try other items on their menu.
I saw this place next to Ernesto's Pizza so I decided to get a sandwich to go. Another small place but it was a place Guy Fieri ate so it must be good. I ordered the Prosciutto Classico. When I opened it up that sandwich looked like one of the best sandwiches I've ever seen. The prosciutto tasted excellent, the cheese was fresh, the tomatoes were fresh, and the olive oil and vinaigrette brought it all together. The bread was perfectly toasted and held up everything inside. If you are ever in Boston and want a good sandwich come here it's worth it!
Pauli's is a casual sandwich shop in Boston's North End that has become well known for its lobster rolls, while also serving a wide variety of sandwiches, soups, and comfort food. We walked into a simple counter-service space with limited indoor seating, the kind of place that feels more like a grab-and-go stop than a sit-down lunch spot. Even with its small footprint, there was a steady stream of customers coming in for one of the signature sandwiches, and the energy of the room stayed practical and focused on getting orders out efficiently. The lobster roll is the clear standout. We ordered one and found it generously filled with lobster meat, making it feel substantial compared to many other lobster rolls around the city. Whether you choose it hot with butter or cold with mayo, the focus stays on the lobster itself rather than overwhelming it with extra ingredients. The toasted roll added just enough texture without taking away from the filling. Although the lobster roll gets most of the attention, the rest of the menu offers plenty of options if seafood is not what you are looking for. There are oversized sandwiches, soups like clam chowder, and classic sides that make it easy to find something for different tastes. The portions are generous overall, making the prices feel reasonable considering the amount of food you receive. The service was quick and efficient, which fits the fast-paced counter-service concept. The staff moved through orders with speed, and the food came out without much delay. The biggest thing to keep in mind is the limited seating, especially during lunch hours or peak tourist seasons in the North End. If the dining area is full, taking your food to go or finding a nearby outdoor spot can be a better option. Overall, Pauli's is a great stop if you are looking for a satisfying lobster roll without an overly formal seafood restaurant experience. The generous portions, straightforward menu, and convenient location make it an easy place to visit while exploring the North End, especially if lobster rolls are at the top of your list.
First meal in Boston and we were looking for lobster rolls that were open at 9AM and Pauli's was it! A short drive from the airport through a small street but that early in the morning, we got parking right away. I found this spot on Yelp but when we arrived, I see that it was also featured on Guy Fieri's Diners, Dive-ins and Dives at one point. There's photos of the owners with famous folks along the walls. Inside is more of a take-out setting bu there is some seating within with small tables and bar seating along the front window. Food took about 10-15 minutes to come out and you pick your chips at the counter. We ordered the hot and cold lobster rolls and clam chowder. Our first rolls of the drip and these were good! The prices were a little steep, but in our New England journey, all the lobster rolls were around this price around $30. Lobster rolls are filled with 7oz of lobster on a grilled New England style hot dog roll. We got one cold and one hot version. The lobster was good, and had some bouncy meat portions. Cold was tossed in some mayo/lemon combo and the meat felt more dense (likely because cold). The bread itself was a fine vessel but you had to eat it relatively fast, could be more grilled in my opinion. Clam chowder was a medium thickness, and some clam pieces in there. Overall, I'm happy we picked this spot as our Boston lobster roll. Definitely a solid start to the copious amount of lobster we tried on this trip!
This review does not include the famous lobster rolls so likely underrates the experience a little bit, but we found the other food to be good or not great and the seating to be slightly crammed. I had the clam chowder which was very good and something I'd come back for ; generous ratio of fresh clams to soup and good balance between not too thick and not too watery. Kids shared Mac n Cheese which was very hearty and rich but lacked a little bit of cheesiness. Final verdict - a reasonably priced spot in a great location with wonderful service , but would definitely go for the top items on their menu that made them famous ... read more
Pauli's is cute and busy, the staff was super nice. We got the greek salad and hot buttered lobster roll and upgraded our chips for onion rings. The greek salad had great cheese ratio but besides the cheese and the salad there was not much more in there, we were hoping for a little more for the price of the salad. The lobster roll had a generous amount of lobster, it was tasty but as opposed to most other places, it didn't have enough butter to our taste. The onion rings were 100% worth the upgrade of the chips. Overall this place is good but expensive for what it is. read more
Hidden Gem for sure. My wife saw this place on Tik Tok and we decided why not give it a go. No regrets about eating here. We went simple and went for the lobster roll. The lobster was as fresh as can be and it was just delicious! Definitely must try. Service - 8/10 Ambiance - A really small location, so chances are unless you are alone you are better off getting it to go and find a seat somewhere in the open outside and eat. read more
5 months ago
2 years ago
Gotta get the lobster roll!! Excellent!! So much lobster! I got the hot lobster roll. Heaps of chopped lobster on a hot dog bun. Homey, friendly atmosphere. read more
11 months ago
Oh my gosh, my only regret about Pauli's is not stopping by for a philly cheesesteak before my flight back to Los Angeles. After asking around and doing my research, more than a couple people recommended this spot. In the bustling area of Boston it's almost easy to miss. Small spot with stool seating. Originally wanted to try the lobstition but with that hefty price tag I settled for a smaller lobster roll. I ordered a hot buttered lobster roll and a tuna melt that I shared with a friend. I also order a side of the garlic parm fries. None of my choices were regretted. The lobster roll was so delicious and buttery. The fries were so flavorful and the tuna melt was decent. I would definitely come back when in town. read more
2 years ago
The food was good enough. I had really high expectations, given the very good reviews, but wouldn't really rave about it. I had the classic cold lobster roll. The place is a nice little corner. We ordered ahead, and it was already ready when we arrived. read more
So far these are my favorite lobster rolls in Boston. Warm buttery lobster stuffed in warm buttery bread. It's a very tiny shop with counter service ordering and only a few seats. I highly recommend stopping in for a roll or grabbing one to go. I haven't tried anything else here but they have a great looking menu. read more
5 stars all for the lobster roll and clam chowder! This is not a fancy place, stool and bar seating but damn their lobster roll is good. I always go for cold, it's so barely covered in Mayo and maybe a little lemon juice but it's just perfect. At first you're like hmmm is this small but no, it is so full of lobster and no silly fillers and it's quite a meal. The clam chowder and fries were delicious too but the lobster was the show stopper. read more
2 years ago
Let me preface this review by saying that I lived on Cape Cod for 4 years, so I know what a good lobster roll is and tastes like. I can tell you with certainty that this was not it. In fact, I'm not even sure you could call this a lobster roll, more like wonder bread toast stuffed with lobster meet. It was smaller than my hand and had no mayo or lettuce on it (which any cold buttered lobster roll should have). It certainly wasn't worth $31, and I would say it's not even worth $20. People really need to start voting with their feet and avoiding rip off's like this. read more
So I went to Massachusetts visiting family, and I don't know what the hell I was thinking going to North End by myself. It was like that scene from Snow White where she's running through the forest, and she's freaking out, but in hindsight, there's literally nothing going on.. That was basically me at in north end. Anyways, for some weird reason, I thought that boston should have the best hot dogs. My family told me after an hour of mindless walking in North end that they had no idea where I got this information from. However, i'm lucky to have found this place. I wasn't having much luck in Boston with food, but I have to say that accidentally getting this plane hot dog was so worth it. I can go on for days about the bread, it was amazing. Really melts in your mouth and so soft. The hot dog was pretty strange looking when I first saw it but was really good, and the hot dog itself had a great flavor. Since I already had a lobster roll earlier that day, I decided not to order it here. I regret that decision because I think they might have the best in boston. This place was super small. It felt like a traditional boston mom and pop grab and go restaurant. While the person who took my order didn't give me what I asked for originally, this was by far one of the top items I had while in Boston. read more
2 years ago
We went to Pauli's expecting greatness and instead got a mediocre meal at best. I went there with 2 of my friends me and 1 of my friends split a meat sub and my other friend got a butter lobster roll. The cashier was very nice so that was a plus, also the food came out quick which was nice but that's were the positives end. My friend told me the lobster roll was pretty bad and our meatball sub was okay but something you could probably get at a baseball stadium. The vibe there was just that of a small room with menu's on the walls. read more
2 years ago
I visited Boston and reallyyyy wanted to try my first ever lobster roll - I got one here & it was amazing!!!! I am drooling just looking at the picture. Also, the staff were nice & it was so cozy inside!! read more
3 years ago
Their lobster rolls are reasonably priced and very tasty!! The place is pretty small so there isn't a lot of seating, but it's still great if you want fast and cheap lobster rolls! Only downside is that the restaurant doesn't have restrooms available for costumers. read more
Yummy . We ordered Lobster roll- hot buttered, clam chowder and killer Bee - it's crispy fried chicken on a braided roll.Everything was good. For $31 for the lobster roll , we thought the portion was petite . Clam chowder was good. We shared the 16 oz. The chicken sandwich was pretty good too. The place can get packed pretty quickly. It's a small space. There's also a lot of take-outs. read more
When in Boston.... You gotta have a lobster roll. And Pauli's is the pace to get it! I got a warmed roll to-go to eat in my hotel room. oMG... the roll was overflowing with huge chunks of lobster and was amazingly delicious. I upgraded to garlic Parmesan fries and would highly recommend you do the same! 5 stars for food quality and friendliness of staff! read more
2 years ago
This chicken caesar wrap was soooo good! It was pretty easy to order online and pick-up 15 minutes later, making this a great place for a quick lunch. The portions for this wrap were also very large, so I was able to save half to eat later on and it kept well too. Next time I visit this place, I definitely would try their other wraps including the veggie option. Not many places in North End have veggie lunch options! read more
Pauli's is great! You can't walk a block in this town without finding a lobster roll but Pauli's has a great lobster roll. I go with the "Hot buttered" and it's delicious. Warm roll, lots of sweet lobster meat and warm melted butter! I get that with their crisp to perfection fries. Cheap? No, it's a lobster roll. 30 bucks for this little treat but I'm not hungry afterwards. It's a small place too. If you plan on eating in, you will have to be lucky. Just a few stools, maybe 10 and a small counter. Lots of friendly staff so the food comes out pretty quick and made to order. Not the first time I have been to Pauli's and surely not the last. When I am in town and want a fast delicious hot lobster roll I know I can't go wrong here. read more
I was in Boston for the first time but I was only there for one full day. Lobster rolls was on top of my list of must eat foods because they are hard to come by back home in LA and the quality in the Northeast is supposedly superb. I didn't want to wait an hour or so by myself next door at Neptune Oysters so I opted for Paulie's. For sure I made the right decision that day. Paulie's is an unassuming small shop that has quite a big menu. The lobster rolls are probably the star items because that's what most people order. There's an option between hot buttered lobster roll or classic cold. I chose hot buttered and upgraded my side from a bag of chips to onion rings for a few dollars more. The food came out about 15 minutes after I ordered and there was a few seats to dine in even for such a small joint. The lobster was meaty and the bread roll was soft and warm, making it the perfect combo that I wish I can enjoy more frequently back home. The onion rings on the other hand tasted and looked like the ones you buy in the freezer section. It wasn't terrible but I was expecting it to be better since the lobster roll was amazing. Overall a great experience because I got to taste an amazing lobster roll without the long wait elsewhere. Go to Paulie's for your quick lobster roll fix. read more
3 years ago
The staff here was so incredibly nice! My husband found this place on Yelp, and we knew we had to try it. It was in walking distance of our hotel, and it was worth the walk. There is very little sitting room, and it was a good sign when we showed up at 2pm on a Monday and the place was packed. We shared a lobster roll, and split the side with onion rings and chips. The roll was soft like a McDonald's bun - which made the sandwich so much more pleasurable - as we didn't get the roof of our mouths cut up with an overly hard bun. LOL. The lobster was piled high, and it was well marinated in butter - which was delightful. We enjoyed the heck out of it! The onion rings weren't overly greasy, which was so nice, and the chips were a bag of locally produced product - which is always a plus. I would put this place on a short list to re-visit the next time we're in Boston, and to recommend to friends and family who travel there as well. read more
4 years ago
I'm so glad that this place is right next to Neptune Oyster Bar! It's just an opportunistic spot. We were not satisfied with our lobster roll at Neptune (it's an oyster bar, we'll give it that) so we moseyed over here to try their roll. The roll itself is smaller than the others I've tried in Boston so far. There isn't much a variety in the lobster meat aka just claw meat no tail meat. However, the lobster is coated in yummy sauce that literally drips everywhere! So watch out! It's delicious though, and much welcomed saucy flavor compared to Neptune's roll. read more
This place is small but super efficient, and extremely tasty. And the neighborhood knows it. They have the system down. I walked in to get lunch one day and waited on my food. While waiting, I saw A LOT of customers come in and get their food to go - and most of them were known by the staff, so they had a lot of regulars, which is always a good sign. Also, seeing them get orders ready quickly and efficiently was good to see as well. They have maybe ten seats in the place, so there isn't a lot of room for a group. I got my hot, buttered lobster roll to go and took it back to my hotel room. It was excellent. The roll was filled of huge chunks of lobster meat - they definitely did not skimp on the lobster. I sent my wife a picture of it and she was so jealous of it, she had to come get one the next day. If I was around here a few more days, I would definitely have been back for another one of these. I did try their meatball sub another day, and it was decent, but it was not near as noteworthy as their lobster roll. Their garlic parmesan fries were pretty good, though I wish they could somehow stick to the fries better. read more
Yummmmmmmm! The garlic butter lobster has to be the best I've ever tasted! They load it with lobster for sure for the price you pay. However, it was about the size of a hot dog bun. There were other places I heard that give you a larger roll but obviously you have to pay a little bit more! It was delish and filling. Not oily! Small little shop that's easy to order! read more
This was my favorite meal (out of 8) that I had during my trip to Boston/Cambridge. My only regret is not ordering my own lobster roll (shared with a friend because we both weren't too hungry during lunch this past Saturday). LOBSTA ROLL (WITH HOT BUTTER) - 28.99 7 ounces of fresh lobster meat, mayo, and hot butter on a hot dog bun. This is extremely worth and if I lived in the area, I'd most definitely splurge on a lobster roll here and there. People tell me lobster rolls are overrated, but I'll tell you the one at Pauli's definitely worth it and at a reasonable price too. There was so, so much lobster that was spilling over the hot dog bun. The lobster meat was so fresh and flavorful and there's nothing I can complain about. Oh, it comes with a bag of chips of your choice but I mean, WHO CARES? JUST ENJOY YOUR LOBSTER ROLL! The lobster rolls are on a smaller side, but I don't even mind. Come early during the day (12 PM or earlier) to avoid the crazy lines. My friends and I got lucky since there was no line when we were ordering. The line was out the door 5-10 minutes after that. read more
3 years ago
Great sandwich/Italian spot that I ordered takeout from. The sandwiches came fresh and were loaded with meat and flavors. We also got chicken parm, and a few salads and all the portion sizes were great. The chicken parm was breaded nicely and not too heavy and had plenty of cheese. Don't forgot to get dessert as well because the chocolate chip cookies and brownies were so decadent and rich with chocolate. read more
Overall: Delicious no-nonsense clam chowder! GREAT value especially in a touristy area (right off the Freedom Trail). It's more of a to go place. There's limited seating inside, but if that's full, there's plenty of seating at a park a block away with lots of benches and even some tables. Details: I knew when I was in Boston that I wanted to get clam chowder. One of my tours ended in the Quincy Market, and saw Boston Chowda Company. There was a long line and decided it wasn't worth it, and anyway, the whole place seemed like a tourist trap. We found Pauli's on Yelp instead and it was just a quick detour off the Freedom Trail. As we approached, there was a very long line, and we were disappointed and we were going to leave. Thankfully, though, the line was for Neptune's Oysters next door! We walked right into Pauli's and ordered. The clam chowder was honestly very hard to find on the menu. It was under the "soup of the day" but my guess is that it is the soup of the day every day. We sat on the bar seating area (they have rather limited seating and it's not good for groups or adults with mobility issues). We got our chowder fairly quickly. I haven't eaten much chowder, so I don't know how good my review will be in terms of that. The chowder came in a plastic container securely wrapped in plastic for transport (even though we ordered it for there - I think everything there is packaged to go). The chowder had big chunks of clam and there was clam in almost every bite. I only got four bites of potatoes the entire time. It hit the spot and was delicious! read more
1 year ago
We love lobster rolls and enjoy them all along east coast. Our yelp search put them as number one. We have had several rolls in Boston and this one was not in our top ten. Maybe they were just having an off day, but it was disappointing. First, our order was incorrect. We ordered a cold and a warm roll. We ended up with two warm rolls, but that was ok. Mistakes happen. We didn't say anything and went on with lunch. One roll had a few pieces of shell. Both rolls had soggy...to the point of gooey...bread. Decent pieces of lobster, but they were pretty bland/lacked flavor. The onion rings were very good. The fries were floppy...a waste of calories, so skip them. Again, maybe it was an "off" day, but it was disappointing. Price was reasonable. There was a line to get in Neptune (next door) and no line to get in Pauli's. That should have been our first clue read more
This location is very casual, it's kind of like your neighborhood deli. Compared to the other lobster rolls in the area, this one is definitely more affordable. The lobster roll comes with a free bag of chips of your choice or you can pay three dollars extra for fries or onions rings . The bread was perfectly buttered, and the lobster was not overcooked. For size purposes it is on a hotdog bun toasted just so you can gauge how big it is. The place has minimal seating. It is definitely more for grab and go spot, but worth trying. read more
Wanted to try their lobster rolls. They don't offer many dining seats but for maybe 7 people in the bar seating. We were able to eat inside. There are so many things to choose from on the wall but pricey. We asked the young lady behind the counter for their most popular thing to get or asked for suggestions. She was friendly and informative to my questions about what they offer. We got a bowl of clam chowder, their garlic Parmesan fries and lobster roll to share. Everything was so good but for three items, we spent almost sixty bucks! The lobster was tender and fresh. It did not taste old or overcooked. The fries were tasty! The clam chowder was super steamy hot and very good! Being in Boston, you have to try their seafood and it's true to get! Great to try once but we can't afford this regularly! I need to make more money to eat this everyday! Haha! [46th R] read more
Strolling around Boston looking for a local food delicacy.. it has to be a lobster roll! After few yelp researches I landed on Pauli's page. The shop is small and fills up in no time but the service is pretty fast so the turnover is quick. The best option is to buy to go and sit at the park just across the street and enjoy a beautiful sunny day with your freshly made lobster roll. The amount of lobster in the roll is impressive comparing to other locations, tastes good and looks good. To try! read more
Spent a few days in Boston last weekend and this was the only lobster roll that I had. The hot buttered lobster roll was pretty good but nothing particularly amazing, so not sure if it was realllly worth the $31.02. It was more of those Boston experiences to "check off" the list. Pros: good service, no wait, and even though it's a small space, we managed to grab a couple of stools by the window for a quick meal. read more
Buttery deliciousness! Was craving a lobster roll and Pauli's did not dissapoint! Came here for dinner with my bf on a friday night and ordered their butter lobster roll with a side of fries and onions. Its a small place with limited barstool type of seating. After ordering at the counter we quickly found some stools to sit on and dine in. The lobster was super buttery and the meat melted in your mouth with every bite. The bread was also very yummy and I only wish the roll was bigger because I wanted more after I quickly devoured it all in a blink of an eye. They also have a variety of sauces for you fries/onions rings you just have to ask. Would definetly be back for more! read more
5 years ago
after doing extensive research before our trip to Boston, we singled out Pollys as they go to place for a lobster roll. Right as you walk in, you can tell that this is a famous place. There's famous people all over the walls! my family underestimated the price of a lobster roll in Boston. Our meal turned out to be almost $60 for two rolls. We got one hot roll and one cold roll. The order also came with a bag of chips. They were both different experiences. If you really love the taste of lobster, I would recommend getting the cold one because the hot one is covered in butter. It kind of masked the flavor of the lobster. I can't say which one I liked more though. When it comes to rolls, the bread is just as important as the meat. I liked the amount of meat that they gave, and the bread was toasted, soft, and sweet. I would say the lobster meat was falling off at times because it was really stacked that high! Remember to eat over at the table on our container so you don't risk dropping any of that goodness! read more
4 years ago
I had to try this place based on the reviews on Yelp and another local. Located on the North end, a small place that seats about 8, maybe. It did not disappoint. My aunt and I shared a sub-no way we could eat a whole one; they're massive. We got the Paul--e-tician, and it was soooo good. Perfectly breaded chicken cutlet with balsamic, fresh mozzarella, and prosciutto-yum! My sister and niece got the same and a chicken caesar salad. A must-stop for a quick lunch while visiting Boston. read more
5 years ago
This place is pretty solid! Ordered a hot butter lobster roll ($29-market price-prices can change quickly) and a clam chowder ($8). The lobster roll came with a bag of chips of your choice. Lobster is super fresh! And they pack it to give you your money's worth. Very tasty. I took off a star because I felt that the lobster needed more butter (Very very light butter taste), also the buns were a little soft, I feel that a more toasted buttered bun would've been better. Clam chowder is also solid! Very fresh clams, chunks of potatoes, creamy and tasty! read more
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65 Salem St
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