We love Little Asia, we've been several times, most recently we got takeout. The food was great,…read morethe service was prompt and the hostess was very polite. The bar is a great place to hang out but getting a table is also a fabulous option if you want to sit and chat. Parking is tight, but the food is worth it.

Bang for the buck! Situated in the heart of East Boston, Little Asia is a neighborhood favorite…read more The establishment itself isn't the biggest, though what they lack in space -- they make up in portions! The "all day combo" which includes an entree, side of fried rice or low-mein along with an appetizer is a steal for under $20. General Gau Chicken is their spin on General Tso. They boneless rib appetizer has amazing flavor! Definitely worth a try if you're in the area.

A shocking find! Was curious about their sushi burritos and ended up getting the Salmon one. Really…read moregood stuff--a delicious, filling pairing of fresh salmon and stellar ingredients. The only detriment was the mango, which I found out-of-place. Got a side order of Scallion Pancake, solid as well! Beautiful packaging too like others have mentioned. Easily worth a trip!

These poke bowls are THEEEE BEST. We have ordered poke bowls from a handful of places and legit…read moreSunny Cafe is miles above the rest. I also really love their chicken yakisoba and gyoza. The food is always fresh, carefully packed and beautifully prepared. We have not dined in so I can't speak to the ambiance, but the delivery is always perfection.

Napoles may be listed as a restaurant but it's really just a bar with an expanded menu. Don't…read moreexpect great table service. Don't expect high brow cuisine. Expect a fun, vibrant bar scene mostly full of Colombians from the surrounding neighborhoods. There's nothing wrong with this as long as you temper your expectations. Great spot for a few beers, a quick bite, and even some late night dancing.

Came here to watch a Colombian football game with some friends. Since they had been before, they…read moreknew it was best to go extra early to establish good seats as they do fill up quickly on nights like that. Boy, was that a good call. By the time the game started, every table, seat, and spot at the bar was filled let alone the other large space when you initially walk in. We drank aguardiente along with gin tonics, tequila sunrise, and more. The food looked great too but I was too full from prior meals unfortunately. Overall, I had a phenomenal experience. The staff were able to gracefully maneuver through the crowded room with smiles on their faces. I would love to come back for another game on an empty stomach.

I ordered from the Brookline spot which just opened. The food was delicious and cooked to…read moreperfection. I ordered the marinated chicken bowl served over brown rice with the first 5 vegetable toppings. I hadn't topped with chili oil and sriracha on the side.

As one of the only vegetarian food options at Boston's July 4th event, I was happily surprised at…read morethe affordable price and great flavor! I ordered the sweet & sour vegetarian "chicken" rice bowl. My only complaint was that I would have liked a slightly bigger rice portion so that each bite of "chicken" could be paired with a spoonful of rice. The salad on the side also wasn't that great, but the sweet pineapple ring added a nice touch. I would have preferred a side of vegetables (maybe broccoli?) instead of the salad. Next time, I'll be sure to order double rice to balance out the bowl and ask for something else instead of salad.

I went to Oliveira's in East Boston with my friend for a pre-holiday dinner. We did the buffet for…read moretwo, had a couple of juices, and also grabbed a small plate to go for my partner at home. Overall, the meat was good, which is what you hope for at a Brazilian steakhouse. The lamb is always a hit, but the steak was also nicely cooked and perfectly salted. However, some of the items at the buffet bar were underwhelming and didn't quite match the quality I've experienced before. The cheese bread was cold, and the fried yucca lacked flavor. A few other buffet items also felt like they had been sitting out for a while. The total came to about $135 (before tip) for what we ordered, which felt steep given the food quality and overall experience. In hindsight, I wish I had asked for an itemized receipt to better understand how everything was priced. Service was mixed. The guy carving the meat was excellent and definitely a highlight, but beyond that, the service was pretty meh. All things considered, I'd probably skip the East Boston location next time and head back to Oliveira's in Somerville, where the food and service have consistently been better. At this price point, I might even opt for Fogo de Chão instead.

Food is good! Steaks, sausages. Salad bars, etc... so many choices…read more Service was also good! Love the vibe there!

Not bad, for an airport meal!…read more I was relieved to see this as an option in Terminal C, as it's so hard to find decent gluten-free food in the airport. I wish I could just eat a sandwich, sometimes. Gochi House of Sushi was a good find. The staff was super nice, allowing me to sit wherever I wanted. They had outlets by the tables - so I could charge my devices before my flight. I got an overpriced miso soup & then went for the beef gyudon rice bowl. The portion sizes were small & the food was expensive (sounds about airport) but honestly it was all very tasty. No uncomfortable stomach grumbles, either. The food was "clean" & straightforward. I'll definitely keep this spot in mind the next time I'm hungry & have some time to kill at Logan.

Once upon a time, after much traveling, this Faerie Queen needed some healthy and delicious…read moresustenance. We enjoyed the sushi rolls very much! Good stop before a flight! The end.

Flaming Grill & Buffet is a spectacular spot in its price category. In a world where fast food's…read morecost is often double-digit, a weekday lunch at an AYCE spot for $14 is beyond incredible. While food quality on its own is 'meh,' I can confidently say you get more than you pay for! When it comes to food quality, this is mediocre. The General Tso's chicken was great, though that is to be expected with an item heavy on salt, sugar, and fat; almost everything else is instantly forgettable. The sushi, for example, was on the low-tier of supermarket. At the same time, I do want to call out that there was nothing I tried so awful I spat it out. However, in a high volume, ultra-low cost spot, all non-catastrophic quality issues are immediately forgivable. Now, while Flaming Grill doesn't have everything under the sun, the variety is excellent! There are Asian, American, and Japanese dishes, as well as a salad and dessert bar, plus hibachi. While you will not find any oysters on the half-shell, I can confidently say there is something for everyone. Even with my voracious appetite and taking a small amount of what looked interesting to me, I was unable to try everything. When it comes to the service, considering the buffet nature, it was just fine. I absolutely want to award some credit as it was attentive enough that when I moved on to dessert, they knew to bring the check. As for outside my table, food items were kept refilled, as I saw nothing nearly empty. Everything was also kept clean, and no cleanliness issues were noticed. Final verdict: Unfortunately, my taste run a little more fancy than Flaming Grill & Buffet, but that is not an issue with the eatery, but a fact of my becoming bougie? I think? That said, when I find myself in MA, and waiting for the Rental Tesla to charge across the street before returning it, you can bet your serving spoon I will be coming back.

The food was nasty and dry & it's very expensive for no reason , it was trash & the food is not…read moreworth the price you pay !!!!

Large format supermarket that definitely has a big produce section. I popped in looking for…read moresomething to bring home for dinner and got a little turned off by the smell down by the seafood section. They could really use some improved ventilation! Looking down the grocery aisles, I saw a good few areas that were not leveled and in fact were out of stock. Weirdly, a gnawed chicken wing bone in one spot. After that, I ended up going without.

If angering customers is Stop & Shop's goal, they are nailing it. Long lines to check out since…read morestore won't staff enough cashiers. Customers complain to the few cashiers working. Self checkout is a NIGHTMARE where machines break several times per order. DO BETTER!

The burger I had was dry and had no flavor. My 7yo complained that the burger didn't taste like…read moreanything. I got mine with a side salad and it automatically came with ranch, which I don't like. The server said he could get another dressing at a charge. I asked for slices of tomato for the kids burger and was told they don't do that. No additions are allowed for the kids burgers. So when I asked for extra tomato with my adult burger (for the kids obvi) he said the kitchen could only give me one extra slice. The fries were good, that's the only positive thing I have to say. Bottom line: don't go here. Shake shack has better burgers. The service here is lackluster and they are very inflexible and nickel and dime you for simple requests. Oh and I forgot the host initially tried to seat our party of three at a table for two and I had to ask her to give us a bigger table. The place was pretty empty so it made no sense.

Nov 2025. My husband and I wandered around Terminal C in Boston's Logan International Airport,…read morelooking for a lunch spot, before deciding upon Wahlburgers before a cross-country flight. We hadn't at first made the connection to the Wahlburg brothers -- Donnie, who first found fame as a founding member of the boy band "New Kids on the Block", and later playing Detective Danny Reagan on "Blue Bloods"; Mark, an actor, including films "The Italian Job" and "Boogie Nights"; and Paul, a chef, who created the Wahlburgers restaurant that would become the Wahlburgers franchise. Wahlburgers in Terminal C has both a sit-down restaurant and full-service bar, as well as fast-service area where you can get take-out for your flight. We chose the sit-down area. Food (4/5). We ordered: (1) Cobb Salad ($16.35; 550 calories), with marinated seared chicken breast, mixed greens, cherry tomatoes, hard-boiled egg, crumbled blue cheese, sliced avocado and crumbled bacon served with blue cheese dressing; and (2) The Our Burger ($15.95, 700 calories), that featured a beef burger, government cheese, lettuce, tomato, onion, pickles, and Paul's signature Wahl Sauce. It's served with one side, with your choice of onion rings, side salad, French fries, and tater tots. (We chose fries). Overall, the food was good. The salad was a bit light on the avocado and bacon, and the burger was somewhat dry, but otherwise good. Service. (3/5). Our waitress tended to us quickly and, we were impressed that, after having told her that we would be splitting our entrees, the burger arrived already cut in half. However, we had received only one set of utensils which were needed to eat the salad -- and no servers came through for quite a long time. We appreciated that the food was delivered quickly, and we were soon on our way to our gate.

The hostess, Marie, was so helpful and lovely, went above and beyond to help me with my order and…read moreadded an extra side of guac! Thank you!

Excellent, courteous. Especially the hostess Thank you. So much for taking care of me and asking…read morefor my preferences as I was preparing to board my flight.