Jackie went way up and beyond the call of duty to get a custom t-shirt into my hands before a…read morespecial birthday...the t-shirt is perfect, and I can't say enough about the customer service...FANTASTIC! Attention to detail, fast turnover, and a wonderful staff... PERFECT!!! Thank you, Jackie!

I didn't think I'd be able to find a business nearby that does one-off t-shirt printing... let…read morealone at such an amazing price point! From the get go, Jackie was super kind and helpful. We emailed back and forth and she was always super prompt with her responses. When I finally sent my finished design to her, she texted me photos to confirm sizing and placement -- again, super prompt and communicative. I came in today to pick up my finished shirt and it looks absolutely incredible. Jackie was very kind and complimentary and even gave me a handful iron-on glitter stickers on my way out -- she clearly goes above and beyond to make her customers happy. I cannot overstate how kind and flexible Jackie was throughout this entire process. A genuinely kind and hardworking woman who cares about the work that she does and making sure that it meets her clients' standards! I was able to get a shirt with a design printed on the front, back and sleeve for 34 dollars (small additional charge for oversized designs -- I think $2? -- which I was more than happy to pay!). A previous screenprinting job in New York cost me $50+ (not even including the shirt). Jackie's price points are unbeatable and the precision + care with which she does her printing are unmatched. I will happily give Jackie my business again -- and again and again! I am so grateful to have discovered her business!

I would wholeheartedly recommend QRST Custom Printing. I had…read morea tricky job (photo printed onto tee-shirts). Customer service was outstanding! They checked in w several suggestions about overcoming fuzzy photo issue. Cynthia went out of her way to make the job come out great and to get it to me on a tight deadline. Great work. Total professional.

These folks are the best. Had an embroidery task and they surpassed all expectations. The completed…read morework, communications and flexibility were all top notch.

So I had seen this shop as a recommendation from somebody's TikTok That's why I added to my list…read moreand I wanted to go and well... I will agree that they do have some larger sizes it was really not all that the reviews or the people that I saw posting about it made it out to me.... in my opinion I think there's a lot of other really cool things in the city that you can spend money on including other sores that have similar designs in the same sizes for less money.

Avoid like the plague! EXTREMELY rude business owners, and one of the tackiest shops on Essex…read moreStreet. If you're looking for an affordable place to find a cute Salem trinket, there are plenty of other places to check out. As a local, I'd recommend The Trolley Depot, Moody's, or Destination Salem Visitor Center. For more premium gifts, I'd recommend Diehl Marcus, Emporium 32, Nocturne, or HausWitch. Make sure to check out Salem.org for a full list of things to do!

Here it is a long over due review. I have used Nova Idea since I first opened my company about 2…read moreyears ago. Every major project I required from uniform to company vehicle logo I have gone through them and I do not see myself changing companies. Not only don't they work hard, but they always try their out most to provide top quality service. I do not look for alternative because whatever they are asking for I know I will receive the quality. Nova Idea team thank you so much and I cannot wait to see the outcome of the project we are working on now. . Best Regards, Marcos V. Novais De Camargo Owner. Camargo Chauffeur Service, LLC.

I reached out to Nova Idea on a Sunday and they replied back to me first thing Monday morning. We…read moreneeded some T-shirt's made up for our hockey team in less than a week and Eduardo took care of us right away. Eduardo made recommendations for the type of shirt for our project and how to lay out the graphics and text. I picked up the shirts a few days later and couldn't be happier with the process from start to finish. The kids on the team loved the shirts as well. Will definitely work with Nova Idea in the future.

Saw photos of their smash burgers and knew that I had to stop by and give it a try…read more Here are the items we tried (as of 2/2026) - Chopped Caesar - $13 - Nicely dressed with some bacon bits on it. Overall nothing special. - Basket O' Fries - $8 (for the classic style) - Flavor wise, this was something we weren't expecting. We had assumed that it would be plain fries, but for some reason it tasted as though it was dusted with a Cajun seasoning. While the fries themselves were nice and crispy, we were not fans of the seasoning (there's no mention of it in the description). Be warned if you're expecting plain fries. Not sure if it was supposed to come like this or not. - "Hell Yeah" Burger - $22 - This was what I came here for and once again (there's a theme here), it wasn't quite what I was expecting. The burger itself was pretty good as it was two 4 oz patties smashed and went well with the other ingredients. The thing that was unexpected was the patties being marinated in a whisky marinade. If you love the flavor of whisky, then this will definitely be for you as I did taste a hint of it in the burger. Unfortunately for me, I enjoy the flavor of beef in a good burger and the marinade masked a lot of it. I do wish there was an option to get patties that aren't marinated. - Nashville Hot Chicken - $16 - A pretty good fried chicken sandwich. To me it was a little heavy on the Cajun seasoning but I really enjoyed the juiciness of the chicken. I'd get this again. Another thing to note is when we were there you order at the bar as there was no strict table service. The food itself was well prepared and the prices are definitely reasonable. The flavors however, didn't quite hit for me, but it may for you!

We came to catch a dodger game here, dope vibe! Drinks were good, burger was good! definitely…read morerecommend!

You just can't beat the ambiance of this place. Ocean view, sun, sand and good food. The French…read morefries were incredible. The chef hand cuts the potatoes, they are so yummy. Alana served us, she is so sweet, knowledgeable and gave accurate recommendations. We will be back for sure.

actually, it was a very good place considering it was just a breach bar. But they had line dancing…read moreand it was awesome. I had the chicken fingers and chips and they were absolutely delicious. The french fries are unusual and very tasty. The iced tea was not southern enough for me and so switched to Diet Coke waitress was very very nice. Manager was very accommodating. Let us move to a cabana. I'm from Kansas City. We were thrilled to eat dinner at the beach.

This is a great local pizza spot located in the South End. They have an outdoor patio that's fun to…read moresit out on during the summer. I feel like it's pretty casual during the day, but can still be a good date night spot in the evening. The servers have always been so nice when I go! They make wood fired pizzas and their Pepperoni is my favorite. The crust is nice and charred/crispy too, which I like. They also make their own ice cream and have pints for sale! Be sure to check that out.

picco pizza & ice cream is a cute, classic restaurant with good quality ingredients and great…read morepizza. johan provided wonderful service for our last minute group of 6. we started with the meatball & whipped ricotta appetizer, which was a hit, great flavor & portioned well. we split the tagliatelle bolognese, it was pretty good, and they provided plenty of meat! for pizza, we ordered a pepperoni pizza which is loaded with pepperonis and loved by all. for our second pizza, we ordered half alastian and half broccoli, garlic & roma tomato. the broccoli, garlic & roma tomato pizza was not so good and left unfinished, although the alastian was really delicious, highly recommend. i wish we got a large alastian! meatball & whipped ricotta appetizer 9/10 tagliatelle bolognese 8/10 pepperoni pizza 10/10 alastian 9/10 broccoli, garlic & roma tomato 5/10 picco pizza & ice cream is ideal if you're looking for quality pizza with a group of friends or solo. they also have fresh ice cream with so many amazing flavors i can't wait to try next time! ambiance: 4.4/5 food: 4.1/5 drinks: n/a service: 5/5 picco pizza & ice cream: 4.5/5

I've been wanting to go to Inbound for years - ever since I was a sad little administrative…read moreassistant just learning what digital marketing was. I was SO excited when my boss let me go this year, and I had super high expectations. This is probably the most extra conference ever. Their Club Inbound (aka main hangout area) felt kind of like a rave at all times with the music and allll the flashing lights. They had a few Insta pic setups around the club, like a bathtub with a million rubber duckies. There were also bean bags to lie in on the floor and a phone charging station that looked like a futuristic egg incubator. There were free beer, wine and hors d'oeuvres at 5 in the club every night, and random parties abound once sessions were over for the day. Also if you have an all-access pass, you get free lunch every day. ---------- In terms of substance: - I wasn't really blown away by the keynote speakers this year. I mean, they had Michelle Obama last year, so nothing could have really compared to that. I guess the big headliners this year were A-Rod (who just seemed like a d*ck) and Shonda Rhimes, the creator of Grey's Anatomy, a show I have refused for 14 years to watch. On the third night they also had a podcast filming of Two Dope Queens - I had never heard of them, though I was enticed when I learned that the actress who plays Nicky from Orange is the New Black was one of their guest speakers. (Not enticed enough to go though because I was exhausted and half dead.) - In terms of the sessions, the topic selections were all incredibly interesting, and it was so hard to pick which ones to go to. Almost none of them were about Hubspot either, which was surprising seeing as this is a Hubspot conference - they emphasized during orientation that it isn't really, though, and that was accurate. The sessions are only 45 minutes long, so you're going to leave each session with a few interesting ideas to research on your own, but not a whole lot of "actionables" to implement. Basically each session just planted a seed in my brain instead of necessarily teaching me new skills. Important to note: even if you sign up weeks in advance for a session, if you don't arrive ten minutes before it starts, they begin letting other people in who never even registered. This was a bit irritating, especially because the BCEC is the size of a small college campus and it's pretty hard to get from one side of it to the other with 10+ minutes to spare. ---------- If you are an introvert, definitely be prepared to feel totally overstimulated and overwhelmed by the amount of people everywhere. As I mentioned before, by night three, I was utterly drained. I went back to my hotel room at 5 and basically slept the rest of the night, even if it meant missing Nicky. Overall, I'd come back next year now that I know what to expect. I'd just need a dangerous amount of Red Bull and I'd probably be fine.

I'm still not really sure what this conference is-- they didn't really do a great job advertising,…read morewhich is ironic considering that's kind of what it's about? I learned from the previous Yelp review that it's about digital marketing, but when I was trying to explain to my coworkers and friends where I was going tonight I for sure didn't use that lingo. I said there were a lot of famous female speakers-- and that, my friends, is why I'm here. I got the community ticket for free using a food blogger's code. I was attracted by names like Elizabeth Gilbert, Janelle Monae, Tara Westover, and Jennifer Garner and the inspirational topics of discussion. I think if there was better branding (ironic) then I could have gotten someone to come with me. It looks like it will be a great event but it was difficult to explain to people because their Instagram and website don't have a clear and concise tag line for this event that explains what it is and who it is for. * It was difficult navigating their website to know where to be and when. And when I checked it, they didn't know where the Studio Lounge was (where Elizabeth Gilbert was speaking first). Everyone at check-in was super friendly though-- I would give that experience 4.99 stars-- just maybe have a better idea of where the venues are or tell me exactly how to find out! * A previous review says that it can be overwhelming and overstimulating for an introvert and I would agree, especially if you're trying to navigate this solo. I spent the first 1/2 hour just wandering around looking at what there was to see, which turned out to be mostly empty space, closed bar stations, interspersed with swag like koozies and pens repping brands. The music in the main stage area is LOUD-- I mean bring your earplugs to a concert loud. * Fringe benefits: * They have a phone charging station which is perfect for this audience and generation and people like me whose phones lose so much juice especially when you're trying to capture and share on social media. * Open bar! Beer and wine only.

Awesome brewery in the Seaport District of Boston. I've tried Harpoon beer in South Carolina so I…read moredecided to go to the brewery when I was in Boston and the visit did not disappoint! I started off with a flight and picking only 4 beers was a difficult decision. They provide a wide variety of different types of beer for any type of beer lover. After my flight, I ordered a pint of the classic Harpoon IPA. All 5 beers that I tried tasted excellent. They have a food menu with pretzels, pizza, and salads. The service is very quick and friendly. The brewery is very large and can accommodate large groups of people.

Came for the check-ins and the views. This was an incredibly difficult to find spot for us as…read moretourists. There were no clear signs and no real walking path (there's parking) and even the employee entrances were easier to find than the brewery's. Having said that, the atmosphere was comfortable and warm. They had games and a nice view. There was merch (the beer mitt was interesting!) We got hungry and ordered a pretzel, but I wouldn't really call this a "dinner" spot. Definitely more of a drinks + snack spot with their limited menu of pretzels and pizzas. Service was low key and quiet. We were left to play cards and didn't feel rushed to order or leave. Overall would come back!