Amazing is all I can say. Came down as I didn't want to leave the hotel and get into the cold rainy…read moreweather. Sat at the bar and I was disappointed. They have a decent menu with various options and I was torn between the baked haddock or the flat bread. The bartender recommended the haddock and I'm glad I chose that. Everything from the rice, veggies and the fish were cooked perfectly. Fish was soft yet cooked and the ritz cracker crumble gave a nice texture to the fish. The veggies had a great texture and the rice I was amazed at the flavor. Got the Sweet Potato ample cheesecake for dessert and well let's just say that plate was clean! I found the top layer a tad sweet so half way scooped that off to eat the cake and cheesecake part. lol The service was also lovely as the bartender was friendly, attentive and made me laugh. Connecting with guests is always nice.

While I stayed at the Hilton Garden Inn located in Waltham, MA, I ate breakfast one morning at…read moretheir in house restaurant. This restaurant, The Garden Grille & Bar serves breakfast in the morning and cocktails at night. You can either grab breakfast from the buffet or made to order, I grabbed from the buffet. The food and warm coffee gave me the energy I needed to brave the day. Worth staying in and eating here instead of looking for another breakfast place outside the hotel.

This place has lots of seasonal fun and creative menu items…read more Good: They play Christmas movies during Christmas time. I really enjoy that. I wish they did that for other holidays. The decorations are very festive. They lean into over the top. This makes it a great place for kids and adults that appreciate quirky things. The staff are very nice and friendly. The way they lean into over the top theming can make this feel more like a quirky restaurant in New York then something on moody st. I would love to see more character in Massachusetts restaurants and In a pickle is leading by example. Bad: The TVs with with America's funny home videos can be a little much. The home fries have way too much salt.

Popped in on a Wednesday evening around 7:15 ish and only one other table so I got to choose where…read moreI sat. Sofia was wonderful as I ordered the mushroom burger but with the smash patties 2 4 oz patties vs regular one 8 oz. Came with fries. Wednesday is Wicked Wing Wednesday where if you order a burger or a beer you get 6 piece wings complimentary! What a deal. The burger wasn't seasoned as well as I would have thought and was quite bland, had to add ketchup to help it out. The fries seemed like maybe the oil isn't hot enough as they were clumped together and were very soft in the middle (length wise, not the center of the fry) I only ate the smaller extra crispy ones. If they all had been crispy it would have been great. Got the garlic parmesan wings and those were good. Took them to go. Service was on point and the decor was a simple diner feel. No frills with a mixture of booths and tables

Sweet care with really good coffee and light faire. I met someone here and it was a very…read morecomfortable place to sit and chat and have a bite. We each had a sandwich, and an iced coffee, plus we split a sweet. Classical music played and it wasn't too loud. A really good place. Not loads of seats, so I guess we were lucky to grab a table at lunchtime.

the "incredible "bagel sandwich was absolutely the most disgusting breakfast sandwich I've ever…read morehad. The menu says fresh, healthy, etc. etc. the only thing fresh about that bagel was the avocado and maybe the egg. Pretty sure it was Oscar Meyer "bacon" or some other form of microwavable bacon (which isn't really bacon ). Which is totally unacceptable in this day and age. And the sweet sauce they put on it was horrendous. My stomach hurt the entire day. If you're not going to use quality bagels and quality bacon, you should not be charging almost $13 a sandwich. your menu should also list the ingredients line by line. I asked the cashier what was on this and he did not mention a disgusting sweet sauce. It's no wonder there's a line out the door for the café down the street and two people inside this café. Although I did not get anything else, but that sandwich, I will not be returning based on that alone. You should be ashamed for even serving that.

I was in town visiting family, and stumbled onto this really cute old fashioned railroad style…read morediner! They have a free parking lot but there is also street parking available. Cash only! Items are on the pricier side. They mainly serve breakfast and lunch items. We opted for breakfast: -- House Special Omelet $18: was meh. The omelet was ok, and came with toast of your choice, and a generous portion of home fries. I'd order something else next time. -- Corned Beef Hash Benedict $18: this was great! Very satisfying and recommended! This also came with a very generous side of home fries. -- Side of bacon $4/3 strips: we asked for extra crispy bacon and that's exactly what we got. Sooo good! -- Coffee $3: decent coffee with free refills. Great customer service. Very friendly and welcoming staff. Recommended!!

Unfortunately this restaurant has switched owners and it has gone down hill. We used to eat here…read moreall the time and never once had a bad experience. Since switching ownership, we have eaten here twice and both times left disappointed. The first time we ordered Irish eggs Benedict and the hash was not cooked correctly and had raw onions in it. WHO PUTS RAWS ONIONS IN HASH?!? The second time we had eggs, sausage and home fries and my buddy ordered the same. 5 hours later... food poisoning. Pretty sure it was the undercooked sausage. It's a bummer to see this place go downhill. It's super cute but just not worth it anymore!

First off friendly service, really well attended and quick, clean and good music recommendations…read more Food was pretty delicious, self serve water is always a plus Definitely recommend, if your looking for a calming, low lighting, and good vibes area

We stumbled across this outstanding find while strolling the streets of Boston…read more Great service, unique tastes (TRY THE BANANA PANCAKES!) and modern ambiance. Would definitely return!

Stopped by for lunch. Happened to have winter fest going on. The food was great, not overly salty…read moreand seasoned as most places make them these days. A bit too oily though. Beer selection is decent, good for someone who wants to have more variety in small volumes. If there is more entertainment and food options I'd be happy to spend a whole day there.

Craft Food Halls in Waltham was interesting. The theme is self-service, whether that means ordering…read moreyour food via QR code at your table, or pouring your own beer with their unique card-based wall of taps. It's a fun, modern take on a restaurant environment, but I still found it just okay. The beers on tap weren't the most interesting; good representation of different styles but not a lot of diversity in breweries. The layout also feels a bit weird, with tables and group activities (ping pong, etc) making for awkward paths and not a lot of intermingling. Finally, I didn't try any food on my visit, but it was funny to see the interior get pretty smoky at times; maybe a new ventilation system is overdue.

So let me start off by saying ... ordering food with Uber eats is the worst. Most times the food…read moreget to you cold. Anyhow that's not Leo's diners fault. Ordered the BIG DOGS 333 ... The eggs were eggs can't really rate that. The home fries though for me were a 1/5 ... the flavor was almost like burnt plastic. Not my fav item. The pancakes were a 5/5 AMAZING !!! fresh and fluffy I wanted more!!!

This is a hidden gem in Waltham! Delicious breakfast and lunch options at very affordable prices…read more The diner is small and homey great to grab brunch with a friend. I ordered two eggs with sausage (came with home fries and toast), and was surprised to get 3 sausage links! I also appreciated that we got a piece of fresh fruit with our orders.

** Updating previous review with more tapas rankings **…read more Yuca Frita (9.5/10): These are so freaking delicious, wow. The cilantro aioli was an amazing dipping sauce. They really are fried to perfection. Frituras de Maiz: (10/10): Wow, these fritters are also amazing. They come with such a rich sauce. The fritters are exploding with flavor. Cazuela de Coliflor Asada (9/10): Insanely good dish. The cauliflower has perfect texture, complemented by the pistachios. The sauce is SO good. The cauliflower soaks it up so well. Chicharrones (9/10): Melt in your mouth pork belly. The pork skin crust was perfect. The sauces really make most of the dishes here. This dish is no different - I loved the sauce. Ropa Vieja (9/10): Perfectly slow cooked meat. One thing that really stood out to me was actually the white rice. The rice was VERY high quality, and I appreciated it so much. It's rare to come by rice this good. It had the perfect texture, chew, and fragrance. Ropa Vieja de Hongos (9/10): Pretty much the same as Ropa Vieja above. The mushrooms are delicious, and the dish is just as good whether your order the mushroom or steak version. Empanada del Carne (9/10): Oh man, the crusts are so good. This is pretty on par with the ones I just had in Puerto Rico. Chuletas de Cordero (8/10): The seasoning is heavenly. I was licking the lamb chops clean. Croquetas (8/10): Very solid croquetas. Wouldn't say it's a must-order, but you can't go wrong with them. Costillas a la Guayaba (6/10): The first time I had this it was really nicely marinated, and the rib meat is so tender that it almost falls off the bone. The second time, the meat was dry. Maduros con Tocino (6.5/10): This dish was pretty good, but got overshadowed by the other ones. Pulpo (6.5/10): Octopus was tender and savory. The potatoes were too salty. Camarones a la Plancha (6.5/10): Solid dish, but I enjoyed some other ones even more. Ensalada de Aguacate y Pina (6/10): The salad was a bit too sour, and that sourness overpowered the dish. It was a great blend of ingredients, though. *** and one dessert *** Churros con Chocolate (8.5/10): Big crunchy fluffy churros!! The chocolate sauce is amazing (not really spicy at all). You have to get this for dessert!!

My party of four shared croquetas de jamón, maduras con tocino, ceviche, pulpo, ropa vieja, pescado…read moredel día, churros con chocolate, and pie de limón - TASTE: 4/5 - highlights included the savory ham croquettes, satisfying sweet plantains, and classic ceviche. The fish of the day included an amazing coconut curry(?) sauce, my favorite part of the meal! TEXTURE: 5/5 - perfectly fried croquetas and churros, tender octopus and shredded flank steak, and a refreshing key lime pie PRICE: 4/5 - total came to $300 SERVING SIZE: 4/5 - appreciated the mix of small and large plates. Filled us up and had leftovers to take home! SERVICE: 4/5 - made a Resy a couple days prior and arrived on time at 5pm. They had our high chair set up for us, and our waiter was friendly ATMOSPHERE: 4/5 - large space w a dark & moody vibe for dinner. Always appreciate the chance to eat Cuban food! PARKING: 4/5 - got a street spot right on Pine St

I normally get the same thing TOGO because it's so good! Eggs Benny and a side of potatoes. I wish…read morethey would include the potato as a meal. I've switched up the ham to their bacon which is delicious! Thick cut, crispy and tons of it! I also recommend getting an extra side of hollandaise because it's THAT good! Kids miniature chocolate chip pancakes are filling and pretty large. Dine-in they have kids cute coloring page and yummy hot coco! I had the chance to dine-in and the inside is decorated nicely and I love the light coming from all the large windows. I wish there were more booth seating available, the hard wooden chairs are not that comfy. - Small waiting area in front and outdoors - outdoor seating when it's nice out - online ordering avail for easy pickup and delivery (by 3rd party) - share parking lot but usually pretty full, overflow in Whole Foods lot avail - you can now reserve tables! Yah! Note: $10 no-show fee

A friend and I came here around 11 a.m. on a Thursday and the wait was about an hour and a half, so…read morewe decided to kill some time walking around Whole Foods. The place itself was clean, neat, and not very large. We ordered the regular eggs Benedict (around $21) and the chicken and waffle eggs Benedict (around $30). Between the two, I definitely preferred the chicken and waffle Benedict. It was more savory, whereas the regular eggs Benedict also savory but came with a red sauce that was surprisingly sweet when I was expecting something more traditional and savory. Overall, I would come here for a special occasion, as the price point feels a bit high for what you get. You can definitely find a similar eggs Benedict elsewhere for cheaper. That said, I do recommend trying the green hot sauce they have. I thought it paired really well and tasted better with the dish.

Nacho's from the appetizer menu to share w/table. It was almost the size of my head! Nacho's, steak…read moretaco's and cheeseburger were all great but I could have had just the nacho's! Quick service, very helpful

Five star meal and visit- top service from Maddie. My 2nd visit to this establishment…read more I enjoyed the Pan-fried haddock for lunch prepared with lemon beurre blanc sauce, Parmesan risotto, grilled asparagus, & scallions. Wow! So good! Everything on my plate was excellent. A winner! The Restaurant is decorated nicely and the seating arrangement was comfortable. I'll be back for sure next time I'm in town.