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    The Stockyard Restaurant

    3.9 (558 reviews)
    Closed 3:00 pm - 9:00 PM

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    What's the vibe?
    Casual
    Moderate noise
    Good for groups
    Outdoor seating

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    Beef Tournedos, lobster roll, 16 0z U.S.D.A Prime Rib (2), 32oz Prime Tomahawk Ribeye
    Madeleine A.

    [[HIGHLIGHT]]A masculine designed restaurant with mood lighting very typical of a steakhouse.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] We came here on a Sunday night an hour before kitchen close so happy the staff could accommodate to us! We came here for a birthday steak dinner and this place did not disappoint. For the steaks outside of the beef turnedos, it comes by itself with no sides. The place really highlight its meats & all were cooked the way we liked - medium rare/medium. We also got a bottle of cab sav which went well with the steaks. For all of this it was just under $400 without tip which was way cheaper than our original plan of eating at Rare in Encore. Casino steak prices were $100+ so this was well worth it!

    Creamed Spinach With Applewood Smoked Bacon
    Jireh H.

    I'll confess that if it wasn't for a friend of mine asking to meet me here for dinner, I would have never stepped foot into this place. I've driven by and seen their sign so many times while on the mass pike but never felt even the slightest desire to look them up. [[HIGHLIGHT]]The logo and name made me immediately assume that they were just another American steakhouse and not someplace I would bother going to.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] Not that steakhouses are a bad thing...but that I really disliked how most of these places handle the meat I ordered. So when my friend asked to have dinner there, I actually repeatedly clarified over a good part of the day if that was really the final choice. To which, he remained firm and asked me to give them a chance. [[HIGHLIGHT]]It felt more like some mountain resort lodge when I first walked up to it. Felt even more so when I entered. I wouldn't say it was dated but it sure felt like a historic landmark.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] The man at the desk checking people in had a very dry and emotionless demeanor when we went up to get a table - a complete contrast to how he interacted with other folk coming in. Almost made me feel like we weren't welcome at all. However, the moment we got to our table, we were met by Cassandra, our super awesome and friendly server, whose charming demeanor made us quickly forget the grinch out front. We lost track of time. We were never rushed. We were attended to well...so at that point, I'll just say that service within was absolutely spot on. Apps were good. Oysters were fresh and shucked very well (and clean). Sides were great. But what converted me as someone that is an overly particular carnivore towards thicker cuts is their grasp of meat temperature. When I asked Cassandra if the kitchen actually temps their meat, she responded without hesitation that they did. So I asked for my thick pork chop to be cooked to 135 since it coasts to my preferred temp by the time it gets to me. The pork chop was perfectly cooked to my exact preferences. I honestly don't know when is the last time a server was *that* confident about their kitchen team getting a temp perfect. She was right to exude that confidence. We really enjoyed our time here and I would have definitely rated tonight a 5 out of 5 until we started walking towards the front door. Grinch was still there. We looked over, waved and said, "Goodnight, thank you." Silence was all we received. So weird. Just so weird lol.

    Roman
    Raneem R.

    [[HIGHLIGHT]]Amazing vibes but a bit overpriced for what it is.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] We got the tomahawk steak with two sides but the sides were really small - we got the Mac n cheese and asparagus

    Yummy Chianti.
    Pam D.

    We had reservations at The Stockyard for Easter dinner. The staff greeting us were very friendly and had their bunny ears on. I love fun people. [[HIGHLIGHT]]We decided to sit at the bar rather than our reserved table as we enjoy sitting with the bartenders.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] We chose the smaller, more intimate bar. Well, our bartender, Mark, did not disappoint. He has such an amazing personality and makes the best cocktails. He was so accommodating and made our Easter dinner memorable. I hope the next time we go for dinner there, Mark is working. He is made for that job. We started with the oysters. The frozen ice the condiments come in are really a nice addition as well as the super cold plate the oysters were served on. We split the Tomahawk steak and our sides were the asparagus and loaded mashed potatoes. So delicious. Their own steak sauce is really very good. Not overpowering, just right. I had a pomegranate martini, which was perfectly crafted, thanks Mark! On our way out we forgot something at the bar, Mark came out to the parking lot, found us and made sure we left with it. You are lucky to have such a dedicated employee.

    Beer list
    Rick C.

    [[HIGHLIGHT]]Enjoying the outdoors patio.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] Great craft beer selection and a steak menu with something for everyone

    Waffle Bread Pudding
    Tapiwa K.

    Family staple. Get the Ribeye or Filet. Oysters and Cajun shrimp. Lamb chops if they're in special are excellent. For dessert chocolate cake or waffle bread pudding.

    Bea T.

    Delicious came here to get the steak tips and they were juicy and tender! Highly recommend. Will be back here again.

    Howie H.

    [[HIGHLIGHT]]ambiance is southern.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] our server Samantha was fantastic. food is ok. our plates sat idle in the kitchen for awhile. everyone's food came out cold. the juices from the steaks was on the plates. i got the prime rib, asked for medium rare. it came out medium. glad to have tried.

    Espresso Martinis
    Melissa P.

    This makes me really sad to write because this restaurant has been a staple in my husband and I's life but there's something about the restaurant that's gone down hill. Drinks are still good, but the food is just not the same quality that it used to be. [[HIGHLIGHT]]We'll continue to go because of its close proximity and the cozy vibe inside, but I'm hoping for a better meal in the future![[ENDHIGHLIGHT]]

    Old B.

    In town for some good steak and saw some good recommendations for this place and there we went, someone mentioned the union soup was not to miss so i tired it. I'll pass on that next time. Came here for the tomahawk and it didn't disappoint. Everything else from the sides and clam chowder was just ok. What made it for everything else was the service. Our waiter was very attentive and accommodating, (well deserved tip). We also did not make reservations and were seated without much wait to a packed restaurant with 90 mins before closing.

    Tricia B.

    The Stockyard keeps going to the bitter end! First, great parking lot. It's huge. It also feels quieter, and belies how close you are to Boston. The restaurant is also huge, I think I counted three dining rooms and a huge bar. I got there on the later side, and even as people were slowly filing out the servers kept going with food and drinks. Fantastic staff! The portions were huge. My burger was delicious and well seasoned. The fries were a bit of a mix in crisp, but if I lived in the area it would have been enough for lunch the next day.

    Chocolate cake
    Eric B.

    My wife surprised me with a special celebration meal here! I'd been craving my first Tomahawk steak for two years, and this place delivered a magnificent 32-ounce, 42-day aged masterpiece. It wasn't the cheapest, but absolutely worth every penny! I paired it with grilled asparagus, a baked potato, and plenty of béarnaise sauce--pure heaven! The Tomahawk arrived pre-sliced, which isn't usually my preference, but after the first bite, I didn't care one bit. It was simply FANTASTIC. We started with a delicious shrimp cocktail with plump, juicy shrimp, and shared a classic wedge salad. And of course, the cocktails, wine, and beer were perfect. I always have high expectations here, especially for the food, drinks, and service. The serving staff, especially the bartender, was exceptional! We love sitting at the bar when it's just the two or three of us. The servers were all friendly, engaging, and a joy to chat with. We came early on a Friday evening and got to witness the restaurant fill up, watching a smoothly operating team spring into action. [[HIGHLIGHT]]I always feel so happy and relaxed here, whether it's just us or when we bring guests.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] [[HIGHLIGHT]]The warm, dark wood ambiance, the pleasant background music, and the lively atmosphere of people enjoying themselves--it's all wonderful.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] There's a reason this is one of our favorite spots, whether it's for a quick appetizer and drinks or a full-blown dinner with a group. Relax and let these fantastic folks treat you to a truly delicious experience. .

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    10/10 I've come here for years and never had bad service or food. It's pricey but you get what you pay for. Def check it out!!

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    AS always, great food and excellent service, both at the bar and the dining room. Steak tips are always an excellent choice.

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    Flavor of prime rib. Seasoning did not penetrate. Otherwise decent but not exceptional given price point.

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    4.4
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    ok who doesn't love a fantastic divey place and it IS, I'll start with the food, I got the lobster…read moreSANDWICH not roll... what a dedcant and YUMMY treat it was. I also got crab cakes to go ( they were nice and frozen for flight) if you're anywhere near this location it's a must do I did ask if they had frozen lobster to go she said not this week so I assume that just comes and goes. very friendly staff and nice picnic tables to eat on outside if you want to stay there. there is no indoor seating per se there's some tables in a tent structure and they do have a porta potty on site I was able to walk over there so it's just a nice place to sit and eat and enjoy.

    Probably my favorite "seafood meal" from this trip! For about $50 and some change, you get 2…read morelobsters, steamed mussels (or clams) and 2 pieces of corn... GREAT deal in my opinion. The lobsters and mussels were steamed to perfection, and I enjoyed them very much. The lady at the cash register was very sweet and patient, and did let us know it would take a while as the seafood were steamed fresh. It came in about 10-15 mins, so it wasn't that bad. I could imagine the wait being longer if it was crowded. The only thing I wished was a little better was the seating/dining areas. The outdoor was nice with the picnic benches but it was way too hot to be outside. The indoor section looked like a middle school cafeteria shack...which was whatever. Overall, food and service were great, ambiance could be a little better! Appreciate the sink to wash your hands after eating. Oh also, a pair of shell crakcers would be nice...had to use my hands to crack the pre-cracked shells but they were a little challenging.

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    The Daily Catch

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    I have friends in Boston who have insisted that I get over to The Daily Catch in the North End…read more Oh. My. Word! This is one of those places that you remember forever. There are maybe five tables in the entire place, and you feel like you're sitting in the kitchen with the chef. A pro tip I've discovered is to arrive early for dinner--maybe around 4pm--to beat the long line that will grow outside. I cannot say enough about the freshness and quality of the food. Our group had a few small appetizers which were excellent, but the real treat was their daily swordfish special. I'm not quite sure how to describe it, other than "wow." So much flavor packed in this dish. Wine is served in regular plastic drink cups alongside fresh bread. You really do feel like you're sitting right in the middle of a great Italian kitchen. It should be noted that this is a cash-only establishment; so plan ahead. This spot is a Must Visit if you find yourself in Boston's North End.

    We decided to do Brookline as North end typically is a PITA to find parking or else pay for a…read moregarage and walk across Hanover street. This location was easy to find parking along Harvard street at a meter. We arrived at their 4pm dinner open time and they said give them 10 minutes so we ended up at the new blank street location right next door. Once in and seated, our waitress was great! Marathon Monday vibes all around town. We took a seat in the window nook. My lady loves squid ink pasta and it's different than Japanese style (doesn't stain your teeth haha). We ordered + fried calamari + mussels siciliano + aglio olio We started with the complimentary bread, with olive oil, crushed red peppers and Parmesan! The calamari was next (my must order anywhere i go to taste). Light batter fried (didn't just fall apart thankfully) nice light and crispy. The squid was fresh, not cooked rubbery and tasted great with the marinara sauce (nice hint of spice). Now i wish the portion was a tad bigger but it was yummy. The mussels is the ladies go to, for an appetizer. It came out HOT, with a lemon white wine garlic sauce. Super tasty, mussels definite shine through without the sauce/broth overpowering the natural flavor of the mussel. She finished that up quick and i had a taste myself and agree with her assessment haha. And finally the Aglio Olio, squid ink pasta with minced squid and garlic. This was a perfectly balanced dish, came out HOT be careful of the pan. The pasta and squid just melted together so well. The caramelized butter/garlic with bits of minced squid just had you scraping the pan at the end to make sure you inhale them. Great meal for two. Very satisfied. (Give us another couple ounces of fried calamari and it'd be perfect!)

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    If there's one thing I'm determined to do, it's support Black-owned businesses, especially here in…read moreBoston. I loved The Pearl when the Dorchester location was open, so I was excited to finally try this location. I made a reservation, got ready, and drove about 30 minutes to spend my Friday evening there--only to arrive and find a sign on the door saying they were closed. My reservation was never canceled, and I didn't receive an email, text, or phone call letting me know they would be closed for the night. That level of communication is extremely unprofessional and inconsiderate, especially for customers who took the time to make reservations and travel. I genuinely wanted to support this business, but this experience was incredibly disappointing. Unfortunately, after tonight, I'm all set on trying to support this establishment.

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    Sunday Brunch. They had a DJ spinning some tunes which was a welcome bonus.
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    Saltie Girl was hands down my favorite meal in all of Boston during our weekend trip. the pricing…read moreis very reasonable and options for oysters are plenty. lobster roll was around $45, so pretty average for other places we went to but wow the portion was so big and the lobster was delicious. the star of the show was the clam chowder! that was the BEST clam chowder I've had in my life. I still think about it and wish I could ship it hahaha. service was also stellar. the fish and chips was just a tad undercooked (not their fault, it was a huge piece of fish!) and our waitress was so accommodating to replace the whole plate quickly and apologize for the inconvenience. she also gave us some great recommendations for local bars to check out after our meal. every time I'm back in Boston I'm definitely coming back to Saltie Girl!

    Stopped into Saltie Girl with my wife and a friend after seeing raving reviews of it online. The…read morerestaurant has a super cool vibe that feels very "Boston-esque" and it was very busy. Our waiter was great when it came to knowing the menu, fan favorite, and getting an understanding of what we liked so he could help make some recommendations whenever we had questions. We started with the caviar dip which, unfortunately, was a bit of a let down, especially for the price. It's about $32 and the crème fraiche completely overpowers any amount of caviar they include with the dip. I was honestly a bit disappointed in this one. Additionally, they serve the dip with bags of their house chips, but there's nowhere near enough chips to finish off the dip, so much of ours ended up wasted. For my meal, I ordered the grilled rainbow trout, and that was great. It comes with a delicious glaze and grilled lime you can squeeze into the trout. Also, unexpected, but the fennel and celery herb salad that comes on the side of the dish is truly incredible! We finished off the evening with their pistachio tiramisu, and that was also incredible! It's loaded with pistachio cream and comes covered in a toffee topping, which was a great way to end the meal. Overall, this place is cool and the food was overall good. However, considering the price point, I'd say there are better places to eat around Boston.

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    New England Lobster Roll and Parmesan Truffle Fries
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    Lobster Benedict with Mimosa
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    4.1
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    Our first visit to Boston. Our first visit to North End. We used Yelp! To pick out a dinner spot…read morebased on ratings and restaurant description. Even before we got to our spot, we saw this tiny little place with an open air kitchen and a line of people almost a block long waiting to get in. My wife commented, "that's the place we should be eating....". Now our dinner wasn't bad, but truthfully, being 1/2 Sicilian, I've been eating home cooked Italian food my whole life. It takes a pretty great plate of pasta to move the needle for me. Again, the spot we picked was fine, but I kept thinking about what my wife had said earlier.... The next evening we weren't in the North End, but we found out the place everyone was waiting in line for was called The Daily Catch, and the REAL great news was they had a 2nd Waterfront location close to where we were hanging.. we snagged a table for two and had the meal we were looking for the first night. P.J. was our server and he was fucking great. Friendly, funny and honest, he made great recommendations and we were NOT disappointed. I ordered the Aolio Olio with calamari and black squid ink pasta. Absolutely amazing! My wife ordered the Scallops and Linguine in white sauce and again, it was lights out. Four days later we returned to North End - for our last day in town - and remembering the line, we decided lunch might be the safer bet to try and avoid the crowds. Imagine our surprise when we were seated by P.J., who waited on us during our first visit. As cool as their waterfront location was (it was definitely bigger), their North End spot has just got this vibe.... Now the weather was PERFECT during our lunch - sunny and in the 70's. We sat just off the street and ordered the Lobster Fra Diavolo (P.J.'s recommendation again). Again, he knocked it out of the park... and the serving for one person was more than enough for two. It was literally one of the best plates of food I've ever eaten. The Daily Catch in North end literally seats 22 guests and is cash only. There were three staff working the tiny space, and the open air kitchen and super friendly chef (didn't get his name) all added to what ended up being a truly unique experience. This place is no joke. If you're in Boston, and you want fresh and delicious Italian seafood... look no further.

    We were on the tail end of a long east coast vacation recently when we found ourselves in Boston…read morewhich overlapped with the World Cup festivities. Downtown was packed! On our itinerary was to do The Freedom Trail and have some pasta for dinner though I wasn't sure where. It turned out that we wandered through North End which had some incredible ambience so I decided we would eat an early dinner at The Daily Catch since it was a small place and due to the amount of people out and about. Fortunately we got in within minutes of waiting. My family wasn't exactly hungry but we ordered the black pasta aglio olio and the black pasta Alfredo. Given the small restaurant / just a few tables, the kitchen was highly efficient and brought the food out quick. It was fun to watch our dinner cooked as we were seated next to the kitchen. The aglio olio is something I could eat regularly. The ground calamari was unique and it was loaded with sautéed garlic. The best! I probably wouldn't order the Alfredo again personally but the kids liked it. Overall a great experience on a hot day. We were in and out fairly quick. Service was solid.

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    The Hourly Oyster House

    The Hourly Oyster House

    4.2
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    1.8 mi
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    The Hourly Oyster House at Harvard Square is a great place to gather with friends. Located in the…read morebuilding that once housed another Harvard institution, Herrel's Ice Cream, Hourly is named after the coaches that ran from that site to Boston, departing on the hour. Hourly's interior is high ceilinged and airy and features the eclectic decor that characterizes eateries on the Square. The menu features a range of seafoods for which it is known - from raw bar staples to lobster. We started with a Paul Buisse Sauvignon Blanc from the Loire Valley and a Hendrick's Extra Dry Gibson up (Finally! A Gibson!) The wine was crisp and dry and a perfect accompaniment to the oysters we ordered. Hourly usually has up to 10 oysters on offer from New England and the Chesapeake. We ordered 2 each of the Paine's Creek, East Beach Blonde, Island Creek, Buttercup, and four of the Mookie Blues. Our favorites were the Buttercups and Mookie Blues. Both are from Maine and are larger with a textured brine and crisp finish. The main course was the Roasted Monkfish Almondine served with a cauliflower puree, raisins, caulilini, brown butter, and capers. The filet was meaty, flavorful and roasted to perfection. We also had the Striped Bass which was served on the bone with snow peas, zucchini, squash, and fava beans. Our server was prompt, attentive, and informative and we could not have been more pleased with the service. One of the genuine joys of dining at Harvard Square is you meet other wonderful, interesting people. The table on one side had two astronomers from MIT while the other had four high school principals from Houston. The conversation was engaging and delightful. Hourly has some strong choices for dessert but it sits next door to Mike's Pastry, a Harvard Square tradition, so we opted to indulge our sweet tooth there. Hourly is a great place to recharge and refresh at Harvard Square.

    Trying a lobster roll in Boston for the first time and was not disappointed. It was really good and…read morelobster was fantastic. They were accommodating and let me have no butter and mayo on my roll... #lactose intolerant Overall good vibes and great eats

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