Calibasil has good food for good prices. If you've never had Vietnamese Food it's an amazing place…read morefor an introduction. The service is top notch. Highly recommend for a good dinner. The Pho is fantastic, but my personal favorite item on the menu is the Egg & Fried Tofu Banh Mi. This sandwich is stellar. Haven't found a thing on their menu not worth eating, love the stir-fried noodles, the Pho starts with an amazing broth and fresh ingredients and gets better from there, but the Egg & Fried Tofu Banh Mi is just one of those experiences I haven't found anywhere else.

A solid spot for good Vietnamese eats. Staff were friendly, and despite how the food was prepped…read moreand really available in a relatively quick and efficient manner, it was very flavorful and filling with their good sized portions. Would totally visit again!

i absolutely love the coffee here! soall offers the best coffee in the area and is a must-have on…read moredays where i'm exhausted. the service is amazing and everyone is very kind! the interior is simple but cute and has ample room for waiting on a to-go order. i highly recommend everyone come here!!

A coffee cafe' in an office park That opens at 11am?…read more A coffee cafe..... No morning coffee for me in the OFFICE PARK i guess...

The employees are so kind! The place is so homey for me, most of the time I go alone and order my…read moreusual #32 while Netflixing a show or movie. Even when it's almost closing time they don't rush the service. They're so welcoming! The pho is so good, it's literally a cure for everything!

The Asian options around Peabody are limited so we decided to give this place a try. The restaurant…read moreis located in a small strip mall next to a gas station. It's an old appearing Vietnamese restaurant with minimum decorations inside. They have a big menu with 157 items on it. We ordered the Bún bò Huế which is a classic Vietnamese dish, but it was not good at all. The meat inside the dish was so inedible, they gave lots of beef tendon and a piece of pork bone that didn't have any meat on it. Moreover, the dish wasn't even a bit spicy like it's supposed to be. We also got the house pho which was just so-so. The service was standard.

Long's Noodle House is a Vietnamese restaurant off of route one in Saugus, MA. It is located inside…read moreof a strip mall with plenty of parking. It has bar seating area and table dining as well. The restaurant is one of the more modern decorated Vietnamese restaurants compared to traditional mom and pop's Vietnamese restaurants that I am used to. I appreciate the vietbamese street scene mural that they have going and I appreciate their effort and attention to detail. For appetizer, we ordered the Vietnamese fish sauce fried chicken wings. It was very good! This is a must! Sadly, they didn't have the betel leaves beef/pork skewer. I will have to come back another time. For entree, I ordered pho while my husband ordered the bun cha Ha Noi, and my kids shared the rice plate with pork chop and fried egg. My pho broth was very clear, and very light in flavor. It was very reminiscent of how my mother would make her pho, very subtle flavors and with wide pho rice noodles. Long's pho I would say is more akin to Northern Vietnamese pho so if you're looking for more salty and fragrant pho, this might not be for you. I love additional pickled vinegar garlic slices that are available at each table as well. I have never seen this at any Vietnamese restaurant in MA. The bun cha Ha Noi, the was good, but I would try something other next time. The rice plate we ordered had pork chops, fried eggs, and what was supposed to be pork skin, however, the pork skin was not up to standard so the owner replaced it with grilled chicken for us. Pork chops were a little over cooked. They are still very new. I think playing some music will help with the kitchen banter. Service was friendly and fast. Food came out at a very good pace. I feel like their drinks and appetizers menu might be the place to start if you're not adventurous. I will definitely be back to try more of their dishes. See my pictures!

Excellent pho! Great broth nice noodles best broth in mass . I've tried many places and I his is my…read moretop choice

I do not go to restaurants often, but this is the only place I can eat with my son who has a milk…read moreallergy and I'm never worried about if he's gonna get sick amazing Crew amazing staff amazing food hundred percent customer service based whether it's takeout or Eat in . It's amazing.

This was a restaurant was cute, it had low lights and date night vibes…read more I liked that I could get a small pho ga. My husband enjoyed a thai basil rice They had a pretty extensive Mai Tai menu with rum or vodka options. The fruit that came in my raspberry mai tai was skewered on a sword. I love those swords. The wait staff was appropriately attentive, we didn't have to wait long to order, be served or pay. Finally, they had a good sized parking lot with no parking struggles.

This place is in the food court of the super 99, so very convenient. There sandwiches are always…read moredelicious, their pho is really good as well. I go to this location all the time juat to get an avocado boba tea. Service is always good

Super convenient location inside the 99 supermarket in Malden. Huge parking lot and if you need…read moreasian groceries, this is the place that will have it all! Staff are friendly here and despite a small storefront, there is so much to choose from! Not only are you getting banh mi sandwiches, they also have rice rolls, rice plates and baked goods! There are other things too. Banh mi - We like the special cold cut combo, and they were $7.50 each. These were excellent! Bread was perfectly crisp and filling was good proportions. Flavor was good and it satisfies! Egg rolls - $1.25 each. They are small but pack great crisp and the filling is tasty. Get 4 or 5. Rice roll plate - Not sure of the price but appears to be good portions and comes with one egg roll and it has some cold cut style meats. Includes fish sauce and you can ask for it to be spicy and they give you the spiciest (but so good) red chilies! 4 banh mi's, 5 egg rolls and the rice roll plate was $45.xx. This place is take out only but there are some tables in the middle area. This is not a place to go for a date...just for good eats.

The food was absolutely amazing. The staff was attentive, friendly and had lots of suggestions and…read moreeverything I tried was absolutely amazing. I can't wait to go back. I love this place. The new location Marblehead is absolutely stunning. I could not be happier and I can't wait to go back.

Patience is not always my virtue but I'm more than happy when it shows up in my food. Had the most…read moreamazing chicken Pho last night. The broth was rich and had a depth of flavor that only time could achieve. I'm told the broth simmers overnight and it shows. Thai basil, bean sprouts, noodles. So good that I was not a patient eater. Those clay pot dishes are on my list for next time.

Best Pho I have had in Mass North Shore. Quick and easy service with a calm and relaxed environment.read more

Very nice quick service. I'd definitely come back again for…read morea quick family friendly dinner

If you find yourself in the Lynn area, call Nightshade and see if you can nab a seat for yourself…read moresolo or a party of 2. I read online that you need advanced reservations to dine, but decided to call and see if they had an opening since I was in nearby Salem. They did, and I had tremendous experience starting around 7pm on a late-August Friday evening. Caveat: October tends to be the busiest month, so advanced reservations are advised. The mantra to enter into the multicourse journey is "Trust the Process" and "Take Your Time." The chef and her team will curate a unique medley of dishes. After familiarizing myself to the "menu map," I knew there were some ingredients (duck tongue and caviar, for example) that I normally wouldn't order ad hoc, so jumped in with a deep breath. This was one of those instances where the risk taken paid off in spades! I opted for the seven-course experience. The staff are knowledgable, food-passionate, attentive, and expert at creating an atmosphere of ease and genuine hospitality. They were quick to refill my water, make sure I had everything I needed, and inquire about my take on the dishes. The pacing overall was solid, and I was intentional about tasting and allowing the mouth feel of each dish to register: this helped my brain clock that the tasting menu left me satiated, despite the 1-to-2 bite portion sizes of a few of the courses. As you can see from my photos (not in chronological order), each dish is a work of art for the eye and the palate. My favorites were the uni brulee and the "dragon's blood" aloe vera gel: the latter was technically a chef's gift (palate cleanser) vs an actual course, but I loved the play on a vibrant childhood icee flavor and the "pop" of the tangy/tart/sweet lime sugar. Actual order: choupique caviar service (chips), grilled coconut sticky rice pop w/pork floss, habotcha squash bot chien, uni brulee, collard greens, garlic noodles with crab cake, "dragon's blood" aloe vera gel, and lemon custard "trifle" (deconstructed lemon merengue pie). Note: if you are sensitive to spicy, certain dishes may not suit you. They include the habotcha squash bot chien and uni brulee, which both have a decent kick. Everything was memorable in delivery, gorgeous presentation, and symphony of flavors. I've been fortunate to enjoy a Michelin-rated prix fixe in Paris, and Nightshade was on par with that meal. I'm already looking forward to my next visit, and will highly recommend to friends for a special meal. Trust me, it's worth it! Bonus: Nightshade is a stone's throw from the Lynn MBTA Station.

We got the 7-course menu…read more Choupique Caviar (7/10): the caviar was good. I do think the eggspuma dip kind of overwhelms the subtle flavor of the caviar, though. I think I'd rather this be a supplement to the tasting menu and have the base option be cheaper. Coconut Sticky Rice Pop (7/10): Decent dish. I liked the sticky rice pop (love coconut milk), but it was little hard to eat. The ratio of sticky rice to meat floss could be a smidge higher. Kabocha Squash bot Chien (7/10): A bit too acidic (really needs a palate cleanser), but still good. Kind of difficult to get a perfect bite, with all the stuff on the plate. Maine Uni Brulee (8.5/10): Umami bomb! So, so delicious. Couldn't even tell it was uni. The sauce was incredible. Collard Greens (6/10): This dish was way too salty. I was also disappointed by the balance of the dish. Too much salt, too much of the garlic sauce. The flavors were good and had promise, but the balance was just all off. Homemade Egg Noodles (6/10): Same thing as above for this dish. The flavors were very promising, but it was just too salty and unbalanced. There also weren't enough noodles to absorb the sauce. Garlic Noodles (9/10): Favorite of the night. These are LOADS better than the homemade egg noodles. So well balanced. Loved the bursts of citrus in the candied lemon. Every bite came with such an amazing aftertaste of crab. Super unique and creative. Salted Chocolate Mousse (6/10): I liked the cognac taste, but this was too salty as well. Not really impressed with the dessert. Tiger Blood (7/10): Decent. not much to say about it. Nice palate cleanser. The service was excellent. The waitstaff really took our feedback seriously. Ambiance is nice, too. My honest review is that $85 is too much for what you get. I understand a lot of that goes towards caviar, but I don't care much for the caviar dish here. With Inkind offers, you can probably get the price down to something more reasonable. If that's the case, then Nightshade is worth a try.