FAVORITE PIZZA IN QUINCY! Such a fun spot and worth the train ride if you are coming from Boston!…read more Staff is kind, and friendly. Space is clean and VIBEY. Food is SPECTACULAR.

The old "idle hour"…read more First time ordering pizza from here and it was okay. I think I would prefer to go in next time and grab a bar seat or table and eat in house. We also ordered their Caesar Salad which was good. I do remember this spot before it was Drifters and it was called Idle Hour which I loved so much. But I will say I am excited that a new pizza spot is now in its place. I think my next time that I try this will be physically at the restaurant. My only concern is that it is very loud. It is a great place to go watch sports for sure!

Had a delicious meal. Guinness beef stew and the salmon dinner with cream sauce and real mashed…read morepotatoes. Always great service and very reasonable. Great spot in Quincy.

We went for an early dinner. Had fish baked and fried. Delish Friendly pub vibe. Quincy at…read moreits finest

The Night was for Quincy Councilman RICHARD ASH - ReElection Fund Raiser!…read moreIt was packed and the good that was offered was hot and prompt! The served Chicken Tenders, Buffalo Chicken Wontons, Flat Bread Pizza, Slider Chicken Sandwiches and Veggie Platter and Dip! The bar was hoping the inside and outside patio was busy! Many notable Elected members including the Mayor Koch. Great meeting spot to support RICHARD ASH... Great Turnout, Great Food, Great Location, Great Atmosphere! All in all a fun time at this small location!

Went with some coworkers to the opening night of their outdoor patio, great vibes. Food was pretty…read moregood! The staff was amazing! I wish they had a bit more of craft beer selection, but I believe they'll get more when it starts to get warmer and the patio fills up. Would definitely come here again!

Went here after Portnoy did a pizza review. Pizza is awesome. It's like semi-deep dish? Not really…read moresure how to categorize it. The other food was great too. Clean local bar wit a lively atmosphere

I have reviewed the Tavern in the past, and was able to give them a higher rate. Been here…read morecountless times. Great hang out spot if you like Keno, music. However, their fried food items the last couple of times have not been good. Everything seems to be overdone. From the fish to fries & onion rings. Dark brown and no flavor. Wish they would correct this. Also, not sure of his name, but a real aggressive and not so friendly guy working the bar now. Makes me sad to have to write this review.

I'm not in this neighborhood often at all. McGonagle's is located in the Port Norfolk area on…read moreNeponset Avenue in Dorchester. This is a great spot to have a drink and a bite to eat. Super relaxed atmosphere and tv's, so it would be a great place to watch a game. Friendly bartender and the fish and chips was good. They also have pizzas that looked great. My friend had a pesto with burrata and she said it was awesome. They also have gluten-free pizza, whihc is good to know. Our table neighbor had the pork chop, which also looked great. They have a small parking lot, which would fill up quickly. We went on a very "off" time, so we were able to park in that lot. Otherwise, you'd need to find street parking.

If this was a pub as opposed to a restaurant be a good place for a drink and watch a game…read more Let me explain. Went there with my family for dinner. We were seated right away at a table in the middle of the floor. Told that was best that could be done. Like eating in an aisle. After a few minutes we were asked if we wanted still water or not. Still, we said. Then if we wanted drinks, told her water would be fine. Service started to decline from there. Also no condiments come to the table, but water. We ordered bread and butter and a spice bag, but vegetarian. No bread today ran out. And no plans to bake anymore. We wait close to 25 minutes for our appetizers. Spice bag arrives and I had read rave reviews about this. Open it and its filled with chicken and french fries. Server grabbed it and told us, kitchen error. They would make another, be there in a minute or two. I asked would this show up with our entrees. No, be spaced apart. We waited over 15 minutes, it arrived. Was supposed to have cauliflower, peppers, onions and french fries. There was three pieces of cauliflower and no peppers or onions. What was there was tasty and well spiced. And as soon as we opened the bag and started eating, entrees show up. Fish and chips portions are huge and very nicely fried. Excellent crisp and fantastic steak fries. The Pizza #1, excellent tomatoed base and the crust had a good chew to it. I ordered the Beyond meat lasagna. Huge portion with a green salad and cole slaw. Cole slaw was creamy and very nice. Green salad was fresh but drenched in dressing. My fault should have asked for it on the side. The lasagna was disappointing. No seasoning, no garlic or onions or oregano. It was, I think a British version of lasagna. Ate about half could not eat more. No desserts, but drinks, tea and hot chocolate. Or I did not see it. Server apologized for the timing of the meals, the error with the Spice Bag and the lack of bread. She was sweet. Lots of sports being broadcasted, and a huge long bar. I would come for beer and soccer or football. If I wanted Irish bar food I'd be better going to the Burren. And parking is a challenge. They have a very small lot, we got lucky and found a spot. Hard pass on McGonagle's.

Oh yes, let's talk Kilroy's... during my visit home, my bestfriend and I were shopping as I…read moreprepared to fly out the next day and decided to do an airport outfit change. LoL. Understanding that we needed our bestie moment, I hopped on Yelp and searched for a "Good Chicken Sandwich" and at the top of the list was Kilroy's. As we were so close we decided to walk over as I could indulge in what the reviews were calling a "must-try!" Kilroy's sits on the side street, however it is super easy to find. The ambiance of the square as a whole puts you in High spirits as the street is lined with local eateries. Upon walking in, the ambiance is super chill and was perfect for bestie time. The design is simple, yet plays on the deep gray of the inside with colored accent lighting. The floor plan is open and presents the high table setup with the black table tops. As it was just us two, and the smaller tables were taken, we decided to sit at the bar. As soon as we were seated we were greeted by the smiling face of MaryKate. MaryKate welcomed us with excitement and truly set the tone for my Kilroy's experience. I told her that it was my first time and I was excited to experience the "5 Star Dive Bar!" We laughed as sge provided us with menus and proceeded to take our drink orders. As an avid Sweet tea drinker, I was hurt that they didn't offer sweet tea, however, MaryKate took a superior customer service approach and told me she could make sure I got my sweet tea... when she arrived back with my drink, her blend of unsweetened tea and simple syrup was spot on and I was in sweet tea bliss!! Scrolling the menu, the sandwich selection made it hard to choose as everything looked amazing. With a good chicken sandwich on the brain, I decided to order The Salem. The Salem consist of Grilled Chicken, Romain, Tomato, Bacon, American Cheese, and Chipotle Mayo on a golden toasted bun. I have One Word...WHOAAAAAAAAAA!!! The grilled chicken was perfectly seasoned and grilled. The chicken was tender, juicy, and had the perfect amount of char on the outside without having compromised the inside. The bacon was meaty and crispy. The level of crisp on the bacon provided as the perfect texture shift as it was layered between the chicken and freshly cut tomato. The chipotle mayo adds a flavor burst that heightens the sandwich and takes it from good to GOOD! However, even with all of that, we count discount the role of the bun. The golden toasted bun seals the deal as the buttery inside glued together all of the flavor profiles, while the soft outside entices you to bite deeper anticipating every layer of the sandwich from top to bottom. Oh yes, this is a chicken sandwich done right. Paired with well seasoned, golden crisp French fries, The Salem is a stand-alone champion as it makes you forget about the fries. LoL! However, the fries are def a main contender in the fight for taste bud attention. Overall, Kilroy's on the Square is my new go-to anytime I'm at my Bestfriends house. The Salem has the sun for now, however, I have my eye on The Wasp for my next visit. . Great food. Great service. Great prices. Great atmosphere. Great experience. Until my best trip to Boston, I'll dream of you, 'The Salem'.

The bar staff has no idea what is going on right in front of their faces…read more The place feels like it runs on strife. The staff both appear and behave like they are doing the patrons some sort of favor. Even the air conditioning is weak. Been there three times too many and won't be back.

Great brewery and even better pizza! My husband and I have been coming here for years and we love…read morethat dogs are welcome too! Mike & Lenny's Bar Pizza is a perfect addition to the brewery. We ordered a cheese pizza + a hot honey ricotta. Both pizzas were fantastic!! I think the cheese pizza was my favorite as whatever combo of cheese they use is phenomenal. I've never had a bar pizza with this flavor and I loved it! Definitely check this place out :)

Solid spot to grab a beer after work with tons of variety. I really like that it's a spacious…read morebrewery with tons of seating. Not too loud either; I enjoy that it's a good spot where you can have a conversation. They serve bar pizza from Mike and Lenny's food truck, which is pretty solid! I tried the golden fever chicken bar pizza, and it was really good! The pizza was a little on the pricier end (18.50), and it took a while to get to our table (even tho it wasn't that busy). Super convenient location with tons of parking. Overall good vibes, with a large selection of IPAs, beers, Pilsners, and Ales. I'm not a big fan of beer, but I really enjoyed their peanut butter and jelly IPA!

A real Irish Dive…read more The Irish Pub is great place for a drink or bite to eat after work. The friendly staff makes welcome and at ease the minute you step inside. They have the largest selection of beer in quincy, not to mention a great menu. The bartenders are friendly, witty, and easy on the eyes. All around the "I.P" is a great place to go with friends, the laughs are endless and spirits are high. Tip: They like to get drunk here and it's great. Thanks

Had a good time here altho it sounds like there may be some iffy crap going on. We had a very nice…read morebartender and a tasty large order of shepherd's pie, and got helpful advice from a customer on another dish. Sadly I'm not a beer drinker and sadly the wine and "cocktail" options are meager (unlike the good luck we had at Yaz's/Dublin House in Dot). Next time I'll keep it simple with beer but overall it was a pleasant experience.

The food here is the best. Consistent and well done. Manager…read moreis friendly and staff is great as well.

Bad service, bad food, bad drinks. The Guacamole was no Bueno! Drinks are all ice ,no booze and…read moreoverpriced. Tacos were terrible. Totally underwhelmed.

The corner pub has some of the most sociable, real and caring employees I've ever had the pleasure…read moreof meeting. 8/5 stars for Madi and John

Walked in and immediately felt at home. Very reasonably priced. Wonderful comfort food…read more Exceptional service with sarcasm and a smile. I wouldn't want it any other way.