We walked here from the AC hotel but I believe there is some street parking. It's a cool spot with…read moreplenty of seating inside and out. Stocked bar as well as beer and cocktail dispensers that you can self pour with a card from the wall. We thought this would be multiple food vendors but it was one kitchen and you order from the QR codes on the table. The bartender here was really friendly and helpful and the beers were good. We ordered the Parmesan wings and there was some parm crisps on them - they were pretty good and very tender. Definitely recommend for some good vibes to hangout.

Had a couple hours to spend this afternoon so wandered in to try some beers. I love this concept…read moreof choosing and pouring your own as it let's you try lots without committing to a full pint! Bartender/GM is exceptionally welcoming and gave us the low down. Lots of spaces, indoor and out, to enjoy the ambiance and people watch.

Awesome clam chowder and clam cakes and clam chowder and fries …read more I thoroughly highly recommend him. Everything was fresh.

Went there one afternoon (their truck stand) as I was driving through Woonsocket. Wow finally and…read moreat last a clam cake and chowder joint that makes it like I remember clam cakes and chowder is supposed to be. Why is this a "lost art"? You cannot get good clam cakes anymore. Nor can you get good chowder. This place has both. If you're looking for clam cakes that are actually really good and not something you are forcing yourself to eat because you paid for it and it goes with chowder this is the place. What a delight it was to happen upon this place. All I needed after was a beach, an ocean and a boat to sail away on. But I was in the middle of Woonsocket.

Follow their Instagram so you can find out when they offer the $5 special. I believe it was 5-6…read morelast time for us. You can try their OG cup for $5! Packed with so much flavor. I can eat this everyday lol my son loved it! Great service , also. Super friendly. We have a great conversation about the KD trade. Good vibes! Will definitely come back if I'm around!

10/10 experience. LOVED this little stand! So sad I can't go back because it was amazing!!!! Wish…read morethey would make one in Charlotte! Truly great service & it was sooooo delicious! The vibes of the little stand were straight forward & get to the point! I absolutely recommend!!!!

Maybe the best kept secret in Greater Boston. It's a hot dog buffet in the parking lot of a…read moremotorcycle parts dealer. The staff speaks limited English but food is the language we all speak. They are so friendly and will F you up with anything you want. This isn't a toppings bar. It's thanksgiving dinner, super bowl Sunday, and forth of July all over your hot dog. Pressed, sliced, it don't matter. Worth going JUST for a dog, bun, and mustard. But you'd have to be insane to ask for anything less than "a little of everything" I was kinda iffy about paying $9 dollars for a hot dog but it's truly a steal.

This was our first time visiting the brick and mortar location. We moved away from the area and…read morehaven't had Love Dog in a couple years. The space is really nice, clean, and very nostalgic, it gives old school 90s Brasil vibes, iykyk! There is limited parking right in front of the restaurant with their food truck taking up half the spots. There were no staff present when we walked in, they were in the back, so we went up and ordered using the tablets. While convenient, I find this set up super impersonal. The food, 1 burger, 2 pressed hotdogs, and fries, took longer than we expected 20-25 mins. Once we did interact with the staff, they were super friendly! Now for the food, fries were way over salted, we had to wipe them off using napkins. Burger meat and bun were dry, the patty was also really salty. The pressed hotdogs were fine but they changed the hot dog they use and it wasn't our preference. The homemade mayo was really nice. While the sandwiches are substantial, given the quality, they're expensive when compared with similar options in the area. Overall, not as good as we remembered though I would recommend for the close to what you'd find in Brasil, authentic experience. We hope they can get back to what made them so special when they first started!

Fun to watch the workers harvest the cranberries from the bog. Nice easy walk--though good shoes…read moreare needed.

Ambiance is wonderful- adjacent to the very bogs where the berries are harvested. Very friendly…read moreand hard-working family owned business. The best place in mid-Cape to get cranberries!

Pre Biden prices and portions. So refreshing to find a great spot that you can rely on multiple…read moretimes a week. Highly recommend.

Located at Cassidy field in Medway, not to be confused with Cassidy Lane which is also in Medway on…read morethe other side of town. I will never understand why they did that. Ah, Rooney's. What is there to say? The best burgers, dogs, popcorn and slush in town at very reasonable prices. They also sell pizza from a local pizza shop which is a nice change if you're all burgered out. The pizza is always hot and fresh, too. This year they started making a very respectable grilled cheese as well. Nothing enticing you yet? Consider this: probably three nights out of seven, my husband eats one of their soft pretzels for dinner. They're awesome. The value is great. You can feed three kids for like twelve bucks. I have done it, probably far too many times than is good for anyone, but it beats negotiating bites of veggies at home with your youngest child while simultaneously screaming at your oldest to get all their baseball stuff together and into a bag because they're already 10 minutes late for warmups. We've all been there, am I right? And as for your husband, he can buy his own soft pretzel, because clearly you have enough to worry about. You can get 20 pieces of the most delicious gum in the world for a dollar. And you will definitely need all twenty pieces in a single day or night because a piece loses its flavor in about .023 seconds. If you're an adult, you spit the old one out and pop another. If you're a kid, you just jam two more into your craw to pep up the existing piece. If you think I'm kidding, take a look at some of the ballplayers in the complex. At any given moment, the average kid has 8-10 pieces shoved in their mouths. Isn't that part of the fun, though? If early-onset TMJ isn't your thing, but you still want something sweet, they have lots of delicious candy and soda too. The people who work there are all great. Mostly a volunteer staff of parents and surprisingly unsurly teens. Rooney's: come for the food, stay for the opportunity to get hit by a foul ball from a game you're not even watching.

Yum!great luscious lobster. Quick good service.only problem is lack of seating.but that's not…read moreenough to counter the majestic lobster rolls.

We had heard about this pop up Lobster Roll stand on the edge of Falmouth along the Woods Hole Rd…read more We found a day that they were open, when we were free on a quick trip to town this year. It's located in a parking lot area near an old pub and you can park in that lot if you stay to eat here. It is simple and plain, a small family run operation, and there is but one picnic table in a shady area with a lawn, if you want to stay and eat. Most people seemed to grab and go. We planned to stay and shared the table, first with a family visiting from VA and as they left, a local Uber Driver on a lunch break stopped by, which she said she did when she was in that part of town at lunchtime. We had casual conversations with both. The lobster was pre-measured in little bags, obviously steamed, shelled and portioned for rolls in a kitchen somewhere. The other foods offered were hot dogs for kids and andouille sausage on rolls too. There were typical canned sodas to drink and bags of chips. Cars stopped by and did literally, grab and go, causing some traffic backups and horn honking on such a busy road. It was the simplest and blandest roll of our trip, although freshly steamed lobster meat, which we cannot easily get at home in CO for such a low price. I'm not sure it is worth going out of your way for, but if you are driving by, it's a quick stop.

This is at the top of Awuinnah where you visit the lighthouse and the majestic cliffs. The staff…read morewas upbeat and helpful. We both had their fish tacos and although there could have been a bit more fish the taste overall was yummy. We also enjoyed a soft serve ice cream.

the piece of romaine lettuce on our chicken sandwich had black rot on it which was alarming during…read morea national warning about a lettuce parasitic infection - we had to discard an otherwise good looking sandwich - luckily we also ordered fries so we didn't loose the entire meal. please be more careful to select fresh, clean lettuce for your food!

i really enjoy the sweetness of this arepa, it is cheesy inside and very warm. easy to handle with…read morethe foil wrap. I put some hot sauce on it and it was delicious, ended up ordering another one. i found it in the boston common near the frog pond. They also sell pretzels and freshly squeezed lemonade.

On the Macy's side of Summer Street, I spied a new (to me) food cart with the word "AREPA"…read moreemblazoned on all sides situated across from the Summer Street entrance to the Downtown Crossing T stop. Curious about their "sweet corn patties with mozzarella cheese" which were grilled on site (but seemingly bought packaged), I stopped despite the fact that I had recently consumed my lunch. For $4, I received a 'sandwich' wrapped in foil with a paper napkin cushioning my hand against the heat of the contents. It was about 4 inches in diameter, and fully heated through. It was reminiscient of a corny grilled cheese or a corny sauceless pizza. Since, hobbit-like, it was my 2nd mid-day meal, I couldn't believe I ate the whole thing, but then I figured it wouldn't reheat in a microwave all that well... It was a nice snack, but it is priced a little high to make it as a regular snack destination for me... more like a special sometime treat. PS - it is noted on the cart that the arepas are Gluten-Free.

Hit Blue Ribbon BBQ in West Newton MA on a taping of WiseGuys Destination Q and WOW! One of those…read more"if you know you know "places. Not much of a front and a small interior with a counter and maybe 8 seats facing the street and a few tables. Lunch was jumping with take out. Great BBQ and lots of eclectic takes on other stuff. Pulled pork, brisket and ribs all top level. The mashed and gravy of all things was a star. I was drinking the gravy by the end. Try the street corn salad different and delicious. Open since 1995 they also do a roaring catering biz.

This place is a loosing crap shoot every time I go…read more I bought 2 platters Tuesday evening from Poncho. 1 brisket, 1 St. Louis ribs. Brisket was fatty and chewy... but eatable. Ribs were like old and dry and no meat... and just horrible. Uneatable. I should have taken pictures... Sides on both were mash and green beans. Mash was fine... difficult to mess those up. But beans were weirdly dried up... several as hard as a stick. Center cut corn bread was good. I've found its disappointing 90% of the time. Sad, because its close and I love BBQ.