One word: Crabcake Benedicts!…read more If that doesn't strike you as a good time then frankly, I don't want to be friends with you. The friendly waitstaff will offer you alcohol; you should accept graciously and pick something that looks pretty from their drink selection (as long as you didn't park in the conveniently placed parking lot in the back). The energy level of the restaurant is joyous, a genuine place where people gather to meet old friends and connect with family. So bring your Mom and an appetite for a hearty brunch meal, you will not be disappointed.

This is a no-frills local diner with a huge menu full of breakfast classics. The portions were…read moregenerous, the service was friendly, and the food came out quickly. I ordered the Irish Benedict. While the eggs and toasted english muffin were good, the hollandaise sauce was a bit bland, so I'd probably try something other than a Benedict next time. That said, everything coming out of the kitchen looked delicious, and I'd definitely be back to explore more of the menu. I always enjoy supporting local businesses like this, and this spot is a solid choice for a hearty breakfast.

A perfectly adequate tavern with above average food and sports bar atmosphere…read more The service was decent and there was World Cup games on the TV Nice way to have a lunch after visiting the home of my hero John Adams

We all enjoyed our Sunday brunch. The highlight was the crispy Brussels which were covered with…read morebacon and a sweet marinade. My husband loved his pizza which was bigger than a personal so he ended up taking a few slices home. My daughter's breakfast poutine had egg, bacon and pistols smothered in a rich cheese sauce. The restaurant was quick to serve our food and our waitress checked in multiple times.

Food had no flavor had to add extra salt and pepper to everything…read more Soda was flat and tasted like syrup Hot sauce had a sugary taste to it. Felt very sick after eating half of the breakfast! Will not return!!'

Craig's Café started my vacation off with a bang! This was a standout and exceptional experience on…read moremy first day visiting the Boston area. My friends and I got an early start with sightseeing and touring in the Quincy area, and we found this restaurant on Yelp. It's a very old and beautiful building, quaint. A self-serve coffee bar gave numerous flavor options as as well as sweetener and milks. We had lots of refills and enjoyed every cup. My two friends and I each got something different to eat and everyone raved about the taste and quality. This restaurant is a home run, and I would definitely go back .

Pleasantly impressed! Decent parking surrounding the bldg, Hostess was cheerful on a late Saturday…read moremorning. Only 4 bar counter seats were available in the 50+ seating space and we gladly accepted the offer. Kitchen staff were all very busy, yet took the time to acknowledge everyone as they approached the counter. The manager even took a second to intervene while a question was being asked to ensure service was rendered accordingly. Food was good, plentiful and fresh. It arrived within 15 mins and a to go tray was requested immediately. Coffee comes in a huge mug and it too was good. Will return and will take advantage of the full bar next time!

Parking was great good location Waitress was nice…read moreFOOD SUCKED Hash tasted like it was raw Cold potatoes burnt sausages Told waitress but she didnt offer any help

Yes, I would go back. Coffee is very good. My eggs, Benedict and every good it was a very clean…read moreestablishment

Excellent food and equally good service. Will definitely be going back here. Amazingly enough the…read moreblueberry muffin was probably the best thing I've eaten in weeks!

I left here sooooo full and didn't break my bank paying for me and my two other family members…read more What an awesome hidden gem 25 minutes on the outskirts of Boston Massachusetts. This breakfast spot has so much rich history, charming centerpieces and decorum. And of course the people - they made this place special and worth coming to on its own. I was treated with so much love and respect and optionality with my orders. The process to quality ratio in this place is practically unbeatable and the country culture and class this place oozes is palpable. I don't remember the name of our server, but she was a real treat to watch because she was incredibly fast with an amazing memory and I was honestly super impressed with her experience and serving abilities.

Located right across the street from the Adams family homes, Mckay's was pretty crowded at lunch…read moretime! I had the spinach and feta omelette, and it tasted great, though it was stuffed with spinach that overpowered everything. Once some of it had been pushed to the side, the flavor of the omelette was good and the feta could shine through. The potatoes were a good addition, though would've been better if they had a bit of a crisp. Toast was fine and went well with the various jams available. Also tried the shepherd's pie which was a large serving size and flavored well!

Going well so far! Looking forward to trying the food. Coffee is amazing apparently they use…read moreBoston's Best!

The food for all 4 was good. The only issue we had was all 4 of our homefries were not cooked…read morethrough so half the potatoes were uncooked. A rarity for sure. The service was good and great ambiance. The hash is from real corned beef. Cash is king here. My western omlett was very good. And my wife loved her eggs Benedict. We will be back.

Growing up in Quincy, when I saw that Yocha was replace with Niveaux I was pretty disappointed to…read morebe honest and never had the chance to step foot into Niveaux. I've seen photos of the unique mousse desserts online but yesterday was the first time I decided to check it out. Their pastries look amazing. I was having a case of choice paralysis. I arrived around 2:30 and noticed that some of the croissant pastries were already sold out. I decided to opt for the seasonal croissant and I was surely not disappointed. The cross section looks great and the jam/filling on the inside does have texture so it's not smooth purée which was a nice change of pace. I didn't get to try any of their drinks but judging from what I saw at the other tables, I really need to try it next time. There is a self area on the left side of the store where there are utensils and the handles of the knives were HOT when I went to get one so you can definitely rest assured that these are cleaned frequently (but do be careful). There is complementary lemon infused water and the disposal area near the restrooms. Noise level wise-- it is not a super big cafe and tables are seated close to each other and it can get loud when the coffee machine does its thing but overall I would say it's a pretty good location to have a little with a friend.

There is a slice of "Heaven" on Hancock Street in North Quincy!!!!!…read moreI enjoyed one of the most delicious and beautifully constructed unique pastry confections ever! The glass case as soon as you entered this corner pastry shop, contained the most amazing individually made pastries I have ever seen! Truly an eye catcher! The artistry of each piece of pastry and its colors are so vibrant looking. Not only it looked amazing, but once you take a bite it's like something you never tasted before! The flavors jumps up and fills your senses with so much joy! Even your brain has a sugar rush like no other pastry I have ever eaten! Going down the line and seeing all the different shapes and flavors to choose from! A desserts lover's dream! You must try to experience each one by returning over and over till you have tried all of them ! These morsels of confectionery delights are meant to be shared with friends and loved ones. Take your time to savor each bite! Bring someone special and surprise them with a tasty treat ! For any occasion! Even make up an occasion as an excuse to treat yourself and someone else! I can't believe I have not had the pleasure before today! Thank you and my taste buds thank you!

Great breakfast and lunch spot. Not many seats at the restaurant but the takeaway option is great…read moreand they have online ordering and catering options as well. Staff is always friendly and the food is always fresh Sneaky underrated chicken Caesar wrap that I highly recommend

The food was so filling and delicious! We had lunch once and breakfast two times…read more We can't wait to go back! Everything is so fresh and you can taste the homemade and love in their food. I'm hooked on their sourdough toast. I had the traditional breakfast with eggs over bacon and home fries. The first time we had lunch chicken Parmesan and meatballs paninis. The restaurant is family owned and ran. Very friendly and just the right amount of attentiveness. Great caramel iced coffee strong but very tasty. Closed on Sunday only but so worth checking it out. You're going to want to bring your family and friends.

I happen to pass by Pastry Land and it caught my eye. Pastry? That sounded good. And a quick…read moreglance at Yelp yielded a 4.5 star rating. Coming in, I first could see the individually portioned rectangles of cakes and viennoiseries. No prices. That's actually a pet peeve of mine, as I dislike needing to take up the attention of a employee just to ask what the price is of something, in case another customer is behind me. Next, to the left, I spied their various baklava type sweets. But we are trying to eat fewer sweets, so initially I thought this might just be a reconnaissance visit. Further along yielded some savories. I pointed at and asked for one apiece of their chicken phyllo triangle (chicken briwat - shredded spiced chicken with sweet onion), the spinach flatbread (spinach herb cheese), and semolina pancake (Golden Pancake). These were pretty good. And service was nice. The sweets I picked up on another visit were poofy, but the filling ratio a bit off. Averaging out to maybe 3.5 in my book?

You know how when we were kids we thought [most] adults had it all figured out? Then, even as we…read moreapproach or surpass 30 we all realize: "I still don't know what the heck I'm doing half of the time." The same is true of me and my reviews. One would think a 1,000+ reviews in I'd gain some level of confidence! Yet, there are still reviews where I feel I am just winging it. Of course, I try to give my thoughts and opinions as best I can, still, I feel as though I were approaching 30 and can't believe I am technically an adult. This is the case with Pastry Land. I've been in here probably half a dozen times, and only now have I decided to put words on paper by wasting your time with irrelevant metaphors. ONWARDS! Pastry Land has great European style cakes and pastries. Their selection is wide and varied, and the quality is terrific! Everything I've had is distinct, scrumptious, and not over-sweet. Okay, great, so why four stars? Well, with the exception of a pistachio baklava square that knocked my socks off, I didn't find their goods were above and beyond sufficient as to drag me back with the same magnetism as Tatté or Flour (for e.g. - I know these are in different categories). They meet expectations, which is a solid four in my book. For some final notes: I feel that the value is fair in light of the quality. Also, the location itself is spacious, very clean, and the staff are friendly.