I was so excited to try this place for brunch. We picked up our bibs for the New Bedford half…read moremarathon and then went here immediately after. It was around 11 AM. We will probably seated by the hostess and provided menus. I asked if they had any brunch specials in the waitress let me know that there were some issues with the kitchen and that they wouldn't be serving brunch, only lunch. To say I was disappointed was an understatement. We are never around this area and I finally got to try this place and unfortunately, I opted to walk out. It was cute inside and smelled good. The drink list looked decent. Read it based on my interaction with the hostess, the waitress and how she handled the situation. Unfortunately, I didn't have a chance to try anything.

I've come here a couple of times the last few days! Once on Saturday for some drinks with friends…read moreand then last night for trivia! Drinks are awesome (completely forgot to capture because so they were fantastic)! Service was great, staff bartenders super friendly. Trivia was great, won 2nd place! The Mozambique wings were fantastic, crispy, juicy and the the dry rub was so so good. Definitely will come back for either a night out of drinks, some trivia or just hanging out with friends. Restuarant is clean, updated and cozy

Glad I found one last New England review before running out of content and reviewing subway…read morestations. This is a perfect vibe, obviously a legit local-approved non-tourist spot but friendly to newcomers. The famous clam boil was awesome, and intimidatingly large with two pounds of mollusks. There's a dusting of possibly pepper flakes but mostly the oceanic flavor is in charge. Sometimes I don't have all the answers but do know the questions. The famous boil uses steamers. There's a littleneck item and a littleneck/steamer combo on the menu; given that these aren't the famous boils I reckon they aren't two pounds but I imagine they aren't small. The king clam boil includes corn, I'm not sure if it's otherwise the same as the famous boil.

Seafood is very good. More of a dive type of place on the bar side but then a gorgeous back room…read more Love it here. Service very friendly.

One of the BEST katxupas (manchupa) I've had!…read more Can't wait to try the bifana! Will definitely be back!

A great breakfast menu and an awesome lunch menu with a mix of American and Cape Verdean flavors…read more Chef Pappi puts his spin on local favorites like Shrimp Mozambique and Octopus by infusing coconut and other flavors into their delicious sauces. Delicious!

Have visited a number of times and am never disappointed by whatever I order. Excellent portions…read morefor the price and a wait staff beyond compare. If I lived a little closer I would eat there at least once a week but although I also live in Dartmouth the Cove is 12 miles from my house. Well worth the trip though. Love the oldies music too.

Seafood quality was fresh and delicious. They offer 2 complimentary clam cakes -- was a nice…read moresurprise. Ordered their cold lobster roll and it was loaded generously and lobster meat was sweet and had a perfect snap. Really liked their fried clam bellies, would skip the quahog. They are currently renovating their outside just in time for summer!

Great beers on tap, top flight linguica pizza for lunch. Service was prompt, good classic rock…read moremusic ambiance.

One of those downtown spots in New Bedford you have to try. More of a bar not too many tables to…read moresit. Great beer selection on tap from ipas to ciders to whatever mixed drink you are looking for. We were taken care of right away by the bartender and later on another. The mozz sticks were great, nice cheese pull, the Reuben was the clear winner, not too salty at all, good flavor. The brisket was a little dry for the cheesesteak, and the burger was undercooked (asked for medium well got more of a medium rare), the bun also didn't hold up that great, but the fries were excellent good salt levels crisp and crunch. Would definitely come back for a Bev and a bite!

Have had breakfast to go for the last couple of weekends... this is going to be my new spot for a…read morewhile! Good food, great prices, exceptional service.

My mom and I came here for breakfast after being in the area for an appointment. We found it on…read moreYelp and decided on it based off reviews. When we arrived, there were a couple tables available. One of the staff members told us to pick one. Despite the place being small, they have made good use of every inch of the space. They even have counter all around the kitchen where you get from row seats to watching them cook your food. The menus are right on the table. They have a good variety of savory and sweet breakfast plates including some Portuguese inspired options. I went with the Azorean special (2 eggs any style with linguica, sweet bread French toast, home fries, and toast) with an English muffin instead of toast ($1 up charge) and my mom ordered the 2 eggs any style with bacon, wheat toast, and home fries. My sweet bread French toast came out first, followed by everything else a couple minutes later. The sweet bread French toast was good. I thought it would be overpowering but surprisingly it was about the same if not less sweet than a traditional French toast. It was very soft and airy. The Linguica was okay. The home fries were our favorite, They were crispy little squares, almost like biting into the best part of a fry over and over again. The service was excellent here. Our waitress was efficient and very kind. The prices are very reasonable. I would come back. I did not see a parking lot, but I was able to find street parking quickly.

What a wonderful breakfast spot! I've lived in the area for years and this was my first time in! It…read morewas so good! I went with an old coworker and she ordered French toast. She said it was delicious! I had a basic breakfast sandwich with a side of hollandaise. So tasty! We eat had breakfast and a drink and it was $20 for everything. What a steal! Dunkin is more expensive for breakfast! There was a ton of seating, but it was rather busy for a Wednesday morning! Food was out quickly and was hot! Loved that! Our server was super nice, i wish i had asked for her name! It looked like there wasn't a ton of parking, but there is also an additional lot around back and street parking if needed by chance! What a cute spot! I have to come back and try more items---they have some really yummy sounding French toasts!

We had brunch here on a Sunday. We were looking for a place that had a different variety of…read morebreakfast food in this seem to be the best place. We made a reservation and seated as soon as we got there. The host is very nice. The menu is great. I liked that they had lattes on the menu and not just regular coffee. Although, we had both. The latte was small, but very good. I ordered the breakfast tacos without me and substituted the mozzarella for cheddar cheese. I got three pretty good sized tacos. That were really good, not a ton of flavor, but they were definitely fresh. We also got an order of the PB&J stuffed French toast, which was absolutely delicious. The peanut butter was warm inside and the French toast was cooked perfectly. We got a blueberry pancake for the table because they have homemade blueberry butter. That was absolutely delicious. No syrup needed! Overall, I really enjoyed the food, and the place was very cute inside. The bathroom was a little rundown and only had one working stall, but other than that it's definitely five stars. We will be back.

-ONE PARAGRPAH REVIEW!!-…read more Ok, a bar scene is all about its atmosphere. And this place has it in spades. I came on a July night. The "garage" is practically an outdoor bar, and the inside is just as warm, fun, inviting. Dan was our bartender. He's the man, and that's not just cause it rhymes. He's the man, and with more bartenders like him this place is the place I want to be when I'm looking to have a good time. Oh, and the tuna tacos was to die for. I know it cause I'm dead!!!!

I'll just be upfront with this review. Don't care about the decor, don't care about the PGA tour on…read moreall the televisions, which I had no idea Golf was allegedly so popular out here, and all the courses have been empty. The food was tasty, I opted for a French Dip with sweet potato fries. It was definitely par for the course if we stick to the gold lingo. Waitress was nice and she was slick as all hell with the dialogue. Nice touch, I appreciated it. 9/10, I will be back for this.

The absolute best spot to party in New Bedford. Conveniently located right off route 18, with a big…read moreparking garage directly behind it. In the summer there's an outdoor deck with benches, the music is always great, the bartenders are super friendly. There's also a pool room to converse with friends. New Bedford is somewhat lacking nightlife wise but this place really makes up for it.

Had to show my social security card in order for the bouncers to verify my VALID 23 year old Rhode…read moreIsland ID. Once I got into the bar I literally ran into my current HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS at the bar and they acknowledged how surprised they were they got in so easily! Weird considering they're 16/17 and their high school teacher had to jump through hoops to get in! Dont come here, between the roofie-ing and underage crowd it's genuinely not worth the risk.

Ok, this place gets stars for the beer flight board and for naming a beer Ishm-ale. Well played,…read morefor sure. Honestly my only issue here was the amount of help there on their phones and sipping on their water bottles. It was a Saturday and I was there during a lull, but I did roll my eyes once or twice. That said, the location is awesome in downtown New Bedford, right by the whaling museum and amazing NHS site. I really did enjoy the flight (even without the clever names or its cool shape), and that cod fish dish was very tasty--nice unique meal for a brewery, in fact. Would I go back? Absolutely.

Moby Dick Brewing Co. - New Bedford, MA Had a great lunch at…read moreMoby Dick Brewing Co. in downtown New Bedford. The vibe is cool, and they serve up some solid food alongside a great craft beer flight. The Food: Pan Seared NBMA Scallops ($24): Served with linguica, summer corn succotash, and harissa aioli. This appetizer was very fresh and exceptionally good. Beet Salad ($15): Whipped goat cheese, roasted beets, blood orange, toasted pistachios, pickled red onion, arugula, EVOO, and balsamic glaze. My wife loved this salad--it was packed with fresh flavors and textures. Lobster Truffle Grilled Cheese ($32): Made with Gruyère cheese, fresh-picked lobster meat, truffle oil, and toasted sourdough. While it tasted good, the truffle flavor was very light, and there wasn't as much lobster as I would expect for a $32 price tag. Ultimately, it was good, but not really worth the price. The Drinks: We also grabbed a four-beer flight, which came on a fun whale-tail paddle with a handy menu card: 1. Raz Sour 2. Blueberry Ale 3. Capsized IPA 4. Colonial Ale Overall, a fun spot with great starters and a cool flight setup. I'd definitely go back for the scallops and drinks, though I might skip the lobster grilled cheese next time.