Overall it was a nice experience…read more Good: The food and cider were good. The vibes were very comfortable and family friendly. The pretzel itself and the chicken and waffle were very good. The drinks were great and reasonably priced. They have seasonal family activities on property that can make the dining very convenient. Bad: Do beware of the 5% fee automatically added. The beer cheese that came with the pretzel was straight out of the fridge cold.

We went here late afternoon before it got busy and picked a picnic table with an umbrella to shade…read moreus from the sun. There was plenty of free parking. More people showed up, families and couples. You can also go fruit picking (peaches were available). At 4:30 we walked up to the building window to order drinks (hard cider, beer, wine, and non alcoholic beverages). A little while later we ordered fried pickles and French fries. Later on there was a singer who sang a variety of songs.

I don't drink beer so I'm only reviewing the food, which is fantastic! I was so happy to discover…read morethat Jack's Abby has a kitchen, and what great food they serve. We enjoy their food at least once a week, whether it's take-out or dine-in it's always superb. The pizza is the best I've had in the Boston area (yes, it's better than any place in the North End) mostly because the ingredients are much higher quality than most places but also because their crust is perfectly thin and slightly charred, and their copper wood oven cooks the pies at the perfect temperature--just like in Italy. The entrees, the salads, and all the apps are also phenomenal, again with high quality ingredients and sophisticated flavors, and their burger is definitely the best in Metrowest. Their only flaw is that someone in the kitchen has a heavy hand with black pepper and red pepper flakes tend to appear too frequently, so I always make sure to ask for no added pepper. The specials are not to be missed, unfortunately they're only served on the weekend, and the special desserts--oh my! Kudos, Jack's Abby! I hope you continue to serve food like this for a very long time!

Great beer, friendly service, and fun atmosphere. The sweet potato fries and the pretzel were very…read moregood.

Inside Level 99, you'll find a full sit‑down restaurant along with a bar in the gaming area that…read moreoffers a handful of bar stools. Reservations are definitely recommended if you want a proper table. There's a bit of overflow seating outside the main dining space, though those tables are often held for parties. Ordering can be done at the bar and you'll receive a text when your food is ready and drinks are made soon after ordering. The LevelUp Burger can be cooked rare or medium, with a hefty patty and a delicious gochujang BBQ aioli. The fries are crisp, hot, and consistently well executed. A good spot to eat before or after the games.

Came here with a group of friends over the weekend and had a great experience. Everyone loved their…read moremeals and drinks. We had a great server, though, our only complaint was that we were ready to head out and they were nowhere in sight. Not a huge deal, the few minutes of waiting didn't end up mattering. We didn't realize Level 99 was so packed and we ended up not being able to get in. I will absolutely come back for more Detroit style pizza. The Figgy was delicious without being overly sweet. The burrata was a lovely touch and while I'm not normally a fan of tomato - I loved it with the fig jam. I got the Rickey Sour beer but I was very intrigued by their cocktails which I want to try next time. There were tons of good sounding options on the menu. Would for sure come back to try others.

I never gate keep this place. But I do caution from coming on the weekend or peak times. Which is…read moreprobably all the school breaks and holidays. If you're into questing and escape rooms, this is for you. High tech single room challenges from physical to mental challenges, you and your teammates try to accomplish 1 to 3 star challenges without failing. If you fail, you exit the room and can try again. Each room does not take longer than average 4-5 minutes. They're always adding new rooms maybe around a half year basis, but it's always fun as a team or group event.

Fun indoor activities for family and friends…read more Did not have the food, the service was good but outside of checking in, there wasn't much interaction with staff.

Went for dinner with my friend and found out before 6 o'clock it was half priced appetizers! We…read moretried the pretzel, whipped ricotta and fried feta. The whipped ricotta was delicious- especially with the blueberry. The bread it came with was also great. The pretzel was good as well. The fried feta was ok.

We had a great experience at 7 South last night! They had a fairly large private party going on in…read moreone part of the restaurant but aside from that it was relatively quiet. Even though it was a Tuesday we were surprised that it wasn't busier than it was! They've done such a nice job with the interior - all different types of seating, great bar area and even long pub style tables which people can sit at or stand around. For some reason, I feel as though this spot may have fallen under the radar a little bit? This place honestly has such amazing potential to be a go-to spot in Natick. It could be such a great spot to meet up with friends, family, or even go to on a date! It's clean and spacious yet also feels cozy and intimate. In my opinion, they just need to get more people in there to really get the vibes going! We sat at the bar and the bartender, Mike, was wonderful. He was attentive and friendly but also not overbearing. We ordered the sticky wings (yum!!), the giant warm pretzel (yum, yum!), and the street taco flat bread. The wings were so yummy. The warm pretzel was the perfect cold weather appetizer and really delicious - my only feedback is that I wish there was some way to keep the pretzel warm longer so that you don't feel as though you have to rush to eat it. The flatbread had great flavors! It maybe could have been cooked a little bit longer just to give it a little more crisp (personal preference) but we still ate the whole thing. I really hope more people check this place out and start going because I want it to stay and be successful! Great selection of beers on tap, wine, liquor etc. I wouldn't complain if they just so happened to start carrying Miller High Life bottles

i stayed across the street and absolutely loved coming here! the food was so good the first day, we…read morecame back day after day. Mark was out waiter each time and he was absolutely amazing! outside of the great service, he just had such an amazing soul and added so much character and great energy to our experience. i will definitely come back again! vegetarian review: whipped feta 7.8/10 forager detroit pizza 9/10 vibe 10/10

The view of Providence is nice but you can't really enjoy it because you have to sit at the bar-at…read moreleast until your food comes out. Maybe I ordered the wrong thing but it was disgustingly greasy then covered with a super sweet sauce. In the middle was a chicken filet but you had to dig through goop to get it. The menu said it came with a salad. That is a few bits of chopped lettuce on top of the chicken thing. The waiter didn't really seem to care that I barely ate it. This place is empty for a reason.

Good food at a good price, great atmosphere. A go to restaurant! Meal selections are plentiful, the…read morechili is awesome!

The muscles were good and it was a great portion for one of their smaller plates. The broth at the…read morebottom of the bowl was a bit salty for my taste. Followed up with the scallops and they were okay. Had them with the gratin potatoes which tasted like cheesy potatoes. Bartender was friendly and swift.

Some restaurants impress you the first time you walk through the door. The Dudley Chateau isn't one…read moreof them. Known locally as "The Chat," it's tucked away in a neighborhood overlooking Dudley Pond, in what began life as a private fishing lodge nearly a century ago before becoming a speakeasy and eventually the local institution it is today. It definitely shows its age--and I mean that affectionately. (The Dudley Chateau) The building is well worn, it gets packed, it can be loud, and yes, the restrooms have seen better days. None of that has stopped us from coming back several times a year. Why? Because the food is consistently excellent, and so is the service. The menu goes well beyond what you'd expect from a neighborhood pub, and we've yet to leave disappointed. The staff somehow manages to stay friendly, attentive, and efficient even when the place is buzzing. The Dudley Chateau isn't trying to be trendy or upscale, and that's part of its charm. It's comfortable in its own skin, and so are the people who keep coming back. If you're looking for spotless, quiet, and polished, this probably isn't your place. But if you're looking for great food, friendly service, and a genuine local institution with plenty of character, it's absolutely worth the visit.

The lake is gorgeous…read more I don't think they are seating people outside right now, although they could be. Inside is very dark and dingy, enormous fly flying around. Menu is super basic, takes a long time to find anything to eat here. Settled on an iced tea, fish sandwich, and side salad. Iced tea was solid, fish sandwich was good, but the bun was lacking. Salad was low brow, but tasty enough, homemade blue cheese dressing, not offensive. The place could use a cleaning, and some feminine energy, and the menu needs a lot of help, if we are going to move away from seed oils. No need to rush back. But if I do come back, I will probably have dessert only, which looked decent.

I have tried St Peters and You Guys know what you are doing ! Thank You. I am a lover of dark…read morebeer, warm beer and not able to get out and about to be around one or more at this point in my life but, next year we shall see. Safe Holidays to all

From the owner: Import and promotion of specialty beers. NOT wholesale. We carry the following brands: Hobgoblin,…read moreMonty Python Holy Grail Ale, Xingu, Rince Cochon, St Peters, Yanjing, Goldstar, McAuslan, 3 Monts, Gavroche, Moosbacher, and many others

BJ's Restaurant & Brewhouse is exactly what you would expect from a large chain restaurant with an…read moreextensive menu that covers everything from burgers and pasta to steaks, pizzas, and desserts. We walked into a large, comfortable space with a sports bar feel that makes it an easy choice for groups since there is something for almost everyone. The atmosphere is casual and familiar, the kind of place where you can settle in without overthinking the choice, and the layout accommodates both small tables and larger parties comfortably. The menu offers plenty of variety, though it can feel overwhelming at times. We ordered a mix of dishes and found the food generally decent, with nothing particularly standing out as exceptional. Most dishes were satisfying without being especially memorable, and the portions were generous enough to share depending on what you ordered. The Pizookie is still the highlight of the menu and is easily the best reason to save room for dessert, with the warm cookie and ice cream coming together in a way that felt more distinct than the rest of the meal. The appetizers and burgers were solid, and the pasta dishes were filling, but the flavors across the menu leaned more toward dependable than exciting. Service was friendly throughout our visit, though the pace was a little slower than expected during busier times. The restaurant is well suited for families, larger groups, or anyone looking for a dependable chain restaurant without having to think too much about where to eat, and the team managed the volume without making the experience feel rushed. BJ's is a solid option when you want variety and a casual atmosphere, but it is not somewhere we would specifically go out of our way to visit. The dessert is worth trying, but the rest of the menu feels more dependable than memorable.

Every thing was just fine. Nothing bad. Nothing spectacular…read more The interior was a warehouse vibe. And very loud. Food and drinks took a while to be served. Server checked in once after food was delivered. You then pay at the table kiosk. Food was ok. A bit on the greasy side. But flavorful.