Thank you Camilo for the professional service. I would definitely recommend for weddings and…read morebirthday parties or any other events this Mexican restaurant to anyone. Great service and attention to detail. Thank you Camilo!

We are visiting family up here and stopped for dinner. Food was outstanding the wait was just too…read morelong. If they would keep pushing you drink and appetizers it would be perfect. They are just loosing money dragging their feet. So great food they just need to wait on you a little more. They would win in the long run.$$$$$

This is one of the nicest restaurants in Lowell. It feels like a nice hotel restaurant, but the…read morebuilding isn't actually a hotel. They are set up to host large events in the dining room, but the bar area is nice and cozy, with several high top tables and booths. One of the best things here is the chowder... New England style, hearty and delicious. The bar has a great selection of local beer, and they make a great cocktail. Since the closure of several restaurants in Lowell, Cobblestones is one of the few options for eating out before an event at Tonga's Center or LMA. This means they can get quite busy on event nights. It's possible the quality of the food and service might suffer a bit in these circumstances, but that's true of any place. Plan your visit accordingly, and adjust your expectations. Cobblestones is a local Lowell treasure!

Our overall experience at Cobblestones has been positive over time…read more One complaint from this past weekend: We had the nachos during the Folk Festival, and were very disappointed with the quality. The nachos seemed to have been over-fried and the queso topping was used heavily and was too floury. We couldn't finish them. Otherwise, the service was good.

Thought the portions were small for the prices. And when I looked up the menu on line the prices…read morewere not the same as when I went to the store and picked up. The portions did match the prices on line.

I stopped at Main Street Pizza for takeout recently. This family style pizza place offers pizza,…read morepasta, subs, wraps, appetizers, and cold drinks. A thin crust Syrian pizza is available. I did not see seafood on the menu. Beer is available here. The prices here are pretty reasonable since they offer lunch specials and good coupon specials (on the menus). See the menu at http://www.mainstreetpizza.net/ The atmosphere here is casual, order at the counter with ample booth seating, tan tile floors (like Burger King) and two regular TVs. There's a painted mural of an ocean scene with Main Street Pizza on an island. I used a coupon on the menu for buy any specialty pizza get a small cheese pizza free, which is a great deal. I ordered a small Parthenon Pizza with a small Cheese Pizza, ($8.99 plus tax for both). I took a seat in the dining room which smelled a bit like Lysol and read the local newspapers and a Florida vacation brochure while I waited for my food, which took about 20 minutes to be ready. A Florida vacation would sound great in a couple months. Both pizzas were good. The crust had a dry breadlike texture which was decent tasting, not my preferred type of crust. The Parthenon Pizza had gyro beef, onions, fresh spinach, garlic, feta, & olive oil which tasted pretty good, I could smell the garlic. The cheese pizza was standard and good. (Overall 3.5 STARS) HOURS: 10:30AM-10PM Mondays-Saturdays, CLOSED on Sundays

Ordered delivery from Greg's today. We got large boxes of fried clams, rather than the plates. The…read moreclams were very fresh and incredibly tasty. Great portion and reasonably priced as far as whole belly clams go. They were delivered professionally and earlier than the ETA. My only issues were that they didn't include any tartar sauce for the clams but more discerning, they charge both a service charge and delivery fee. Both are $3. Why both? Neither goes to the delivery person. I understand one or the other but both? I understand the rising costs so why not just add it to the price of the item? I know they're not the only place doing it but it seems a bit sneaky to me. When I want clams, I will get them there. It's convenient for me and they're very good to boot.

Food was very good. It was a takeout order, ready when they told me it would me. Had some minor…read morechanges to standard order, and they were all complete. Staff was pleasant and they were very busy, so I was surprised. We use them for takeout a lot, and I would recommend them highly.

Classic blue collar Billerica bar, great music, nice people. Doing some upgrades to the interior…read more Cash only.

So sad. Just a placeholder for the next buyer. No ownership pride in this place. They take…read morecustomers for granted. If you don't have any pride sell it to someone who does!

Ok so I hear the food is good but we walked in and it was so dirty we ended up leaving without…read moreeating. The entrance area smelled strongly of smoke and then the bench I sat on was covered in an unpleasant stained fabric. Maybe if I was just sitting at the bar it would have been ok, but not enough effort given to upkeep. Sorry.

From the minute I walked in with 8 visually impaired adults to the moment we left, this…read moreestablishment took excellent care of us. I immediately noticed a food pantry box for donations in the lobby as well as a Lions club eye glass recycling box and I felt right at home, thinking this restaurant is committed to community out reach. Our meals came out fast, our waitress Angie was a power house and chatter quieted down offering a sign that everyone's food was hitting the spot. I personally loved my well done flatbread pizza as i am a crunch -a-holic and they honored my request. As we were leaving I found that they have a regular visually impaired visitor and then it all made sense. Nicole and Angie your hearts make this home town eatery and bar a very welcoming place. We will be back D Westgate- Adult Program Coordinator Lowell Association for the Blind.

Pricey but excellent Indian food in the north Boston suburbs…read more Stopped by last week with a dear cousin who lives and works in the area. We were welcomed warmly and seated, then ordered Nimbu soda ($9 each) while we caught up on life. We decided to share a vegetarian meal family style (she is my cousin, after all!) and ordered roomali roti ($9), dal makhani ($15), and a fusion dish called paneer da anda masala ($25), which was strongly recommended by our server. Food arrived quickly and was a feast to both our eyes and palate! We polished it off - especially enjoying the unusual paneer entrée. I was in the mood for dessert as we were chatting happily and I wanted to linger a bit longer. The server steered us right again - towards Rajastani ghevar ($11) - a honeycomb disc with ghee, Rabdi, and pistachio. It was divine! Total bill after tax and tip was $111. Happy to return.

If you're looking for a standout, modern Indian restaurant experience, Tashan is absolutely worth a…read morevisit. The ambiance sets the tone as soon as you walk in, vibrant decor with a stylish bar. The service is consistently excellent. The menu is where Tashan really shines. They take familiar Indian flavors and elevate them with a creative twist. The Punjabi staples like chole, chicken tikka, and daal makhni are done exceptionally well, striking that perfect balance between authenticity and refinement. The cocktail menu deserves a special mention. The aam mojito was refreshing and vibrant with mango and mint; the sharabi samundar was tropical and fun. For dessert, the Rajasthani Ghevar was a highlight; it was honeycomb-textured, and perfectly paired with a rich rabdi and pistachios. Tashan delivers a polished, yet approachable, take on modern Indian cuisine. Highly recommend!