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    Sprout Mediterranean Inspired Salads

    4.5 (28 reviews)
    Closed 10:00 am - 9:00 pm
    Updated over 3 months ago

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    Jenny T.

    Food: OMG literally the BEST salads I've had. Better than Sweet Green in my opinion, it's also a HUGE portion (probably 2, but I can usually finish it when I'm hungry b/c they're just SO good). I have never felt disappointed, all of their ingredients are so so fresh, any combination you get is good, and definitely worth what you pay for. Location: Having gone to Northeastern, I knew this place was popular b/c I always saw people I knew (not necessarily friends, but people I knew/knew of) there eating/ getting it to go. The Northeastern area is also the best in my opinion #northeasternalumni4life, you can get Sprout and go sit by the Christian Science Center (10 minute walk), or around Krentzman Quad on NEU campus, or outside of the Prudential Center. Restaurants on Huntington are all pretty good, but there is no outdoor seating.

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    Lisa A.

    Hands down my favorite lunch places. I've never had an issue with quality - every order I've had, the ingredients looked and tasted fresh. I usually get two types of greens, a ton of vegetables, and either chicken or tofu. My salads usually come out to around $19, which may seem like a lot, but is pretty on par with Sweetgreen and similar places. The difference is, Sprout LOADS your salad. I mean, they pack as much as they can into your bowl. Sometimes I will save a portion for second lunch (#noshame). I always opt to get the dressing mixed in since the bowl comes so packed that it's impossible to mix without a bunch of vegetables going rogue. Definitely one of my favorite spots when craving a salad or healthier meal. Highly recommend!

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    Angela K.

    Nice custom salad place in Boston - close to Northeastern University campus. They share a space with a Greek restaurant. The service is very friendly and helpful, and the salad ingredients are fresh and tasty! We will come again!

    Petra Salad
    Lynne L.

    Best salads around! They cut and clean the kale beautifully - no sand, no thick stems, no awkward long pieces to slap you in the face. All the ingredients are balanced nutritionally and for flavor. They put dressing on for you, which is great - it's well distributed. Calories are posted. They have indulgent foods like pizza too, but they are at a separate counter so it's easy to stick to a healthy routine and not get distracted unless you choose to be. My go-to here is the Petra salad.

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    Natalie S.

    Wow. Words cannot describe how good this place is. First of all, it's pretty cheap compared to your standard sweetgreen/salad places for the portion you get. You probably pay the same amount for about 1.5x bigger portion. I couldn't even finish half of my meal. Second, the noticeably fresh ingredients blew me away. While other places use day-old ingredients and mask the decreased freshness with indulgent sauces, this place definitely hits the spot with that. The tofu was really good (I would never write/think/say that sentence before today.) I didn't want Mandarin oranges in my Buddha bowl so I decided to put hummus. It paid off. The slightly spicy, creamy miso sauce got me wanting more and more, even after I was full. Also, the food came with a warm, fluffy, chewy piece of pita bread that can only be described as a piece of freshly made pizza dough that's been out of the oven for a while!! I'm astounded at the lack of reviews for this place. The only problem I have is that they don't have for-here containers or utensils since I'm trying to cut down on plastic. But the venue itself is so beautiful and cute but also sophisticated and sleek. The service was wonderful, too! I can't wait to come again soon!! Next time I think I'll get a wrap because it's actually cheaper than getting a bowl. I'm so glad my boyfriend made the fateful decision to randomly come here yesterday.

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    Egi G.

    Overall the salad was fair. The salad seems like it was prepared a few days ago. I found many pieces of lettuce that started to go bad and browning. Also feel like the lettuce and kale should be washed more it tasted very very Earthy. Glad I tried it but would not get it again.

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    Yangsoo S.

    This is my favorite vegetarian place in Boston!! I wanted to check out this place out of the blue when I felt like eating healthy. So I passed on Popeyes's greasy fried chicken and decided to come to this place. I'm super glad I did! I had Santorini bowl with pita bread on the side. The combination was great and sauce tasted amazing with grains and sweet potatoes. I paid a visit today again with my girlfriend and she loved it as well! I had Yucattan wrap which wasn't as good as Santorini but I enjoyed the meal. The service here is awesome, the employees are super friendly and courteous! I'm really glad that Sprout came to NEU area where there was no good vegan place before.

    Build Your Own Plate

    Love this place. It is close to Northeastern University and accepts dining dollars/husky dollars. My friends and I go here all the time and have collected so many stamp cards. I personally love the spicy chicken with either the Thai cashew or pesto vinaigrette dressing! Would def recommend if you're craving a salad.

    Sprout is in the left. Gyroscope us straight ahead

    I love this place so much. Sprout shares space with Gyroscope and Boston House of Pizza. I usually go for the make ur own salads (which can get pricy if you're not careful) and pay $8/9 for a giant, filling,& healthy meal. They have some really cool toppings and dressing. Staff are great. Place is clean. Beautiful ambiance/great music. Usually pretty calm outside the lunch rush. I do wish they had more recycling options. Atm it's just glass

    yucattan

    as someone who hates salad, i actually really liked the yucattan. fresh-tasting arugula, well-cooked quinoa, flavorful but light dressings. solid amount of food for the price, and very filling.

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    Uncle Tetsu

    Uncle Tetsu

    3.9(104 reviews)
    1.5 miChinatown
    $$

    Stopped by the Boston location after hearing so much about Uncle Tetsu's famous Japanese…read morecheesecake. There was a short wait since they bake the cheesecakes fresh in batches, but it moved pretty quickly. The Original Japanese Cheesecake was warm, soft, and definitely lived up to its signature "jiggle." It's very different from a traditional cheesecake--much lighter, fluffier, and less sweet, almost like a cross between a soufflé and a sponge cake. If you're expecting a rich New York-style cheesecake, this isn't that. Personally, I enjoyed how light it was, and it didn't leave me feeling overly full. The staff was friendly, and the shop was clean and well organized. My only suggestion would be to have a few more seating options since it's mostly grab-and-go. Overall, it's worth checking out if you're in downtown Boston or curious about Japanese-style cheesecake. I'd come back again and would like to try some of their other pastries next time.

    I visited this place on a Sunday morning . When I walked in, there was no staff present and I had…read moreto wait a few minutes before someone came to assist me. I ordered an Ube cheesecake and repeated my order as it seemed there might have been some miscommunication. I was in a bit of a rush due to limited parking and unfortunately didn't check my bag before leaving. When I got home, I realized I had been given a different cheesecake than what I ordered. I decided to keep it rather than return, as going back to Chinatown wasn't convenient at the time. The cheesecake itself was also disappointing in texture and freshness--it felt quite soggy and not as fresh as expected. Overall, the experience did not meet my expectations, and I don't think I would return.

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    Tea Do - Boston - Small almond jasmine milk tea w/ boba

    Tea Do - Boston

    3.9(773 reviews)
    1.5 miChinatown
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    Walked in this morning placed our order for 4 drinks got the green apple smoothie, taro dragon,…read morejasmine tea all great drinks service were quick and efficient. There were 3 super great looking Asian females doing a great job during a busy time in a professional manner. The ambience in the place was great music low light great place to chill. Need to stop by plenty to chose from lots of great tasty choices of drinks I can see why people keep returning but definitely always a large why not. Just try it. Great job ladies you ladies did great keep it up and smile !!! See you soon!!! Btw no pics drinks didn't last lol

    What a fun and funky place to randomly walk into! I waltzed in to Tea Do to find it absolutely…read morepacked (I'm sure a large portion of the patronage was due to the fact that it was Pride, but from what I've read this location is typically pretty busy regardless)! They have three tablet kiosks for self-ordering, and it's an intuitive UI, so the process was simple. Once I made my decision from their extensive list of options and combinations, it took me maybe 2 minutes from start to finish to build and submit my order. I ordered a large taro milk tea and it was everything I had hoped for. Flavorful, not too sweet, and the tapioca was a wonderful consistency. My only thing was that it was so busy and loud that the staff were unable to continuously call out when orders were complete, or you couldn't hear them. I eventually went up to the bar, noticed my drink had been sitting a few minutes, yelled over, "This is mine, thanks!!" Smiled, and then grabbed it. Beyond that? It was absolutely a great experience.

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    Top Bread

    Top Bread

    3.8(153 reviews)
    1.5 miChinatown
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    I'm quite curious about the relationship between the three bakeries in Chinatown…read more(Corner/Top/Taiwan). Although their names seem to have nothing to do with each other, they share paper bags and some products. Are they sister shops run by the same team? Egg Tart蛋撻: Since there was no insulated box, it was cold, which is a shame compared to Corner Cafe. The egg and milk aromas were masked, but there was a slight eggy smell. Portuguese Egg Tart葡撻: Although it was also cold, I preferred the baking. It had a thin crust, and the filling was still smooth and delicate, with a richer egg, milk, and sweet flavor. Butter Bun奶香包: The best product, but I forgot to take a picture... I unexpectedly encountered "Little Swell bread微波麵包," something that has disappeared in China for a long time. It was exactly the soft and moist texture I remembered, and the milk, butter, and salt flavors were even stronger.

    Solid bakery in Boston's Chinatown. Would rate it a 3.5. Everything is individually packaged so…read moreit's nice being able to try a selection of pastries. They've gotten expensive over the years (now it's about $4-5 for a bun) and the quality can be hit or miss. Some things are fantastic such as their milk bread loaves or taro buns. Other items are just okay such as their raisin coconut bread & bolo baos. Those tend to be dry & flavorless. Like many other Chinatown businesses they require a $10 minimum to pay with card, so definitely more convenient to bring cash.

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