There are restaurant meals you enjoy... and then there are meals you remember after you leave with…read morea smile. Our Mother's Day late lunch at Tandy's Pub & Grille was unforgettable and I am so grateful we wandered in. The chicken & lemongrass dumplings were genuinely one of the best appetizers I have ever had in my life - perfectly balanced, deeply flavorful, comforting and bright all at once. Every bite felt intentional. The rest of the meal was equally flawless. My Chicken Caprese sandwich and my husband's Club sandwich were excellent, but the dumpling appetizer just stole the show for me. My mouth waters writing this and remembering! We sat outside on the patio on a beautiful spring Sunday, listening to the nearby fountain and the happy sounds of families celebrating together. It was the kind of atmosphere that reminds you how special simple moments can be when everything comes together just right. What truly elevated the experience from excellent to exceptional was the service. Greg (and another gentleman whose name I did not catch) made us feel genuinely cared for and welcomed from start to finish - warm, attentive, welcoming, and effortlessly professional without ever feeling intrusive. Hospitality like that is rare. Perfect food. Perfect atmosphere. Perfect service. I'm already looking forward to our next visit where I will immediately order those incredible dumplings again!

My room mate and I went to Tandy's Saturday night. She had been there a few times, this was my…read morefirst. There weren't a lot of people there when we arrived around 8 - We thought at one point we would stay for the DJ and some dancing - We had a very nice server, Sabbian - friendly, funny, and had good customer service skills! Made the time even more enjoyable. She had the BLT and I had a Steak Bomb sandwich - they were both really good. Tried the Sam Adams Blonde Ale and we both liked that - As it got closer to 9, we realized, not that we are OLD, but we aren't stay up till 10 for dancing people, evidently....and decided to call it a night. Would go back again for lunch or maybe dinner ....but think the 10 o'clock dancing ship...might have sailed for us lol

Super friendly and great simple food. Reasonable prices and…read morean inviting atmosphere. Jeans and a T Shirt place. Had the Caprese sandwich and ate it all which I never do. Met my sister in law for lunch as it was a happy medium between Nashua and Charlestown. Wonderful day!

Cute little place in the heart of Warner. Service is fantastic, food is terrific, and the craft…read morebeers are hand picked by the owner on a rotating basis. They have nightly specials, an egg roll of the day, and craft cocktails that change depending on the season, plus a craft cocktail each day. Lots of really good food, but you wouldn't necessarily expect from a small town pub, but you gotta go try it out.

Who would have thought for a busy night before 4pm on a Saturday in the summer? Shouldn't be…read moreshocked with the popularity of Patrick's. The staff seemed frantic but they were working very promptly to make sure customers could be seated. I was told that our party of 2 would be about 15-20 mins. They took my phone # to add to the waitlist. The wait was more like 6 or 7 mins. We were seated in the bar area at the booths. The bar is somewhat loud but it was still average. It's nice that they can accommodate parties of 2 so easily. There were several large groups, primarily families so it's certainly kid-friendly. They serve up some of the BEST fries! I suggest the O'Crabby Patty. It is on the heavy side with caramelized onions but wow is it packed with flavor. I will be getting that again for sure!

If you are coming for burgers and fries, you will love it. If you opt for the more expensive…read moreseafood, you'll like it but probably not love it. The menu has changed a lot from what is online. There isn't a plant based or mushroom burger anymore. The prices have all gone up between 10-30%. The good? Live music on Thursday night with Dave Clark. He plays a wide range of music. Show him some love! Our server was pretty great. Friendly, answered all our questions, and gave good recommendations. Overall, a pleasant local Irish place with many different food options.

What an amazing hometown spot!! Stopped in here after my sister and brother in law recommended it-…read more10/10!! The vibe was cozy and although there was music, you could easily still have a great conversation. The waitstaff was very pleasant and service was great! We had Anna but my sister and brother in law also love Kyle! The spinach and artichoke dip was probably some of the best I've ever had. The Reuben was delicious, steak tips were great! The mashed cauliflower was heaven!! So flavorful! But what really sold me was they had an actual diaper changing pad and table in the family bathroom!! AMAZING!! As a new mom it was so great to have an actual pad to lay my child on and not have to worry about something attached to a wall. That made my night! Will definitely be going back again to try some other items out!

The food was good. Service was slow and forgetful. It was very loud and you could tell it was a…read morelocal hangout, which is fine but it felt very unwelcoming. The icing on the cake was the absolute disrespect and rudeness of the manager, when the check came there was an issue. We asked for the manager, because the waiter didn't understand what our complaint was. She arrived at the table clearly irritated that she had to come. My friend tried to explain the problem, she then became more irritated and yelled at my friend that she wasn't going to argue with him. I said he isn't arguing he's explaining, she grabbed the check and said fine I'll fix it and stormed away. Not great. And rude.

I love this place ... it's so relaxed and welcoming. My…read moreboyfriend took me for a celebratory lunch recently. Sat at the bar ... had my favorite Wachusett Blueberry ale on tap with their Irish beef curry dish. It WAS HUGE ... enough for another meal the next day. OMG ... so good (nicely spiced ... not overwhelming). My boyfriend had their haddock sandwich (asked for mashed potatoes on the side), which he devoured. The staff / bartenders there are FANTASTIC ... always cheerful and accommodating. Asked if we could watch the Golf Channel on the TV facing us, which they obliged. Never felt rushed. So fun coming here ... :)

Pub was great. Staff were friendly & helpful with suggestions of their favorites. It was exactly…read morewhat I was looking for. It was quaint & quiet at the time I went (opening). Food was delicious.

This place is the perfect dive bar in Newburyport Drinks galore and lots of socializing There…read moreis darts and tvs for watching The decor is fantastic full of ocean life Service was great

If you Google define a neighborhood dive bar, you will see a picture of the Thirsty Whale…read more This is the kind of place where locals and visitors mingle freely. On a dank spring (typical) early New England spring afternoon, we wandered in for a pre-dinner cocktail. The drinks are solid and reasonably priced. They do have a few high-end spirits and a few surprise special cocktails. There is also a good selection of local beers. We stopped by for a nightcap and were surprised that on a Wednesday night, they were packed and rocking to a live band. If you appreciate a good dive bar with personality, strong drinks, and a local crowd, this place is worth checking out.

It's old. My room was the largest. No closet to hang my clothes. The floor is slanted. The food…read moreexcellent. The TV is too small. The picture is not the size expanded to the size of the TV. My last day the TV went out. No signal was displayed on the screen. There is a covience store and Laundromat across the street.

We were headed to a concert that evening and, as usual when we're traveling, Yelp helped us find…read moredinner. Onions Pub & Restaurant turned out to be one of those places that makes you glad you trusted the reviews. Housed in the historic Tilton Inn, the restaurant has plenty of character before you even open the menu. We chose the pub side, which has a fun, relaxed atmosphere and felt like exactly the right place to kick off the evening. We started by sharing the French onion soup, and I'm glad we did. It was outstanding and easily one of the better versions I've had in quite some time. My partner ordered one of the entrée salads, which looked fresh, generous, and every bit as satisfying as my fish and chips. I paired the fish and chips with a Smithwick's Irish Red Ale. The fish was crisp, flaky, and satisfying--the kind of pub meal that's hard to improve on. The service added just as much to the experience as the food. Our waitress was also tending bar and happily shared the story behind both the historic inn and the restaurant's unusual name. As we learned, "Onion" is actually an affectionate nickname for Bermudians, a nod to the island's once-famous onion exports. Since the owner is half Bermudan, the name fits perfectly. She was one part bartender, one part server, and one part docent, and it made the whole experience that much more enjoyable. Onions is a little quirky in all the right ways, with good food, welcoming people, and a setting that feels like it has stories to tell. If you're in the area--whether you're heading to a concert or just passing by on I-93--it's well worth the stop. Five stars.