They paid for and picked up a gift card at my dads favorite restaurant and dropped it off at his…read morehome, all within hours of me calling Fly over the city. Job was well done, no concerns. I paid $210 for their help.

They deserve 5000++ 5* reviews. My son who's a college student had a flight that was a disaster and…read morehad to be diverted to Logan airport. His luggage never arrived and was still at his connection (a whole other story). The airline contracts with a courier DDD that has more 1* reviews that I care to comment and those reviews are well warranted. My son's luggage sat at Logan for several days with absolutely zero sense of urgency AND he is on medication that he MUST check in so that caused more issues. I was in a bind and finally had no choice but to do what I could to handle this on my own. The first company I called was this one. I called at 12:30am EST and after 2 rings, Greg picked up. He's the owner. He listened to my situation, calmed me down, and stated "I will help you." Word that NO ONE said at the airline nor DDD. I provided him with information, he promised me he would take care of me. I went to bed. At 11:00am, my son received his luggage. All I can say is LISTEN.RESPOND.DELIVER that is the slogan for this company. I am extremely grateful that Greg took my call and was willing to help a parent like me at 12:30am and do as he promised. I CANNOT RECOMMEND THIS COURIER SERVICE ENOUGH. I wish his business all the success and truly appreciate his sense of urgency and understanding of situations like this. Much appreciated!

A friend that travels for business recommended the right ride and we have used them over the last 5…read moreyears about once a year on average. When you need an absolute pick up in the Canton, Sharon, Stoughton, and nearby towns, especially at early or late hours when Uber and Lyft drivers might not be available, it is worth the service price to know the right ride, https://therightride.us/, Therightride1@gmail.com Call or Text 781-708-2710 works. You can even book either online or the old fashion way with a human being. We always arrange 1 week in advance via email and have not been disappointed. We usually book the first plane out so that we must get a 3 or 4 AM pickup. Stoughton to Airport was last about $147 w/o tip, but at that hour, we want to know we have a ride and they are going to show. We usually call or email, and with email we can attach an extra map that shows the details of our condo layout once the driver enters it to ensure the driver has all the information needed. The two drivers we have are also just great family people who live in the area, and we enjoy talking with them.

Great service, prompt, accommodating and wonderful people! They are the best!!…read more I was traveling w my dog and have some health issues, couldn't ask for nicer people.

Used these guys when my flight had a huge delay and I couldn't get transport up the Cape. Came…read morethrough last minute, fair price for a holiday weekend, on time and super nice safe driver. Highly recommend!

I helped a dear friend bury her son, and what should have been a moment of dignity and closure was…read moreinstead met with coldness and indifference from Davis Funeral Home. From the start, the funeral director, Rebecca, was unprofessional and dismissive, openly complaining about victims' compensation as if my friend's devastating loss was an inconvenience. Another staff member, Michaela, was equally detached. The pallbearers arrived as instructed, yet they weren't used, and the casket was simply rolled in without care. The most painful moment came when my friend and her family chose not to sit for the viewing--not because they didn't want to, but because the makeup was done so poorly that their loved one was barely recognizable. Concerns had been raised the day before, yet nothing was corrected. A mother was robbed of her final goodbye. A funeral home should provide comfort, respect, and care. Instead, Davis Funeral Home added needless pain to an already unbearable loss. If you are considering them, please think twice--no grieving family should ever be treated this way.

5-Star Review I…read moredon't even know where to begin, because no words can fully express the gratitude I have for Davis Funeral Home, especially Ruth DaSilvera on Cummins Highway in Mattapan. Ruth did not just provide a service she treated my family like her own family. My sister's funeral took place on August 27, 2025, and Ruth supported me every step leading up to that day, with compassion that felt heaven-sent. From the moment my sister Rose Esthere Lacroix passed away in such a tragic and unexpected way, Ruth walked with me through every step with compassion, patience, and a heart full of sincerity. This was my first time ever having to arrange a funeral, and I was overwhelmed, broken, and lost. Ruth wasn't only a funeral director she became a therapist, a counselor, a guide, and a true blessing. She understood the pain of our situation as if she had known my sister personally. She didn't just do her job she cared. When I was trying everything I could to bring my mother and my sister's son from Haiti to attend the funeral, Ruth worked with me without hesitation. She extended time, supported every request, and gave me every possible chance to reunite my family to say goodbye. She never rushed me, never pressured me, and never once made it about money. Her service was pure humanity, with a level of kindness you rarely find in any business today. I truly believe God places certain people in your path during the hardest moments of life, and Ruth was one of those people for us. Without her, my sister's funeral would not have been possible. She stood with me through one of the most painful chapters of my life, and for that, I will always be grateful. Thank you, Ruth, from the deepest place in my heart. Thank you to Davis Funeral Home for having someone like her someone who shows the world that compassion still exists, and that real service is built on love and understanding. I pray God blesses Ruth and this funeral home abundantly. In times like these, people like her are rare, and I am forever thankful. Vincent Etienne

Rey and his wife, Gabriel, were terrific! Dealing with the owners and not a middle man or 800…read morenumber was the best decision we made. They answered all our questions, even suggested a few things, which were very helpful. The buses were very clean and the drivers all experienced and made the ride very fun! We used them for our sons wedding in Boston and making the turns in the busy streets of Boston is not easy, but they made it seem so simple! Great prices and just a well run company! We will definitely use them again!

We used Z&M for transport to and from my sons wedding and they did an amazing job! Our driver Kim…read morewas phenomenal! She was continually on time for each trip transporting guests from hotel to venue and back again. She was able to maneuver the large bus through NH back roads through a thunderstorm and downed trees! We will definitely call them first when we need transportation again! Thank you!

Great tour and such a good way to see Boston landmarks in a small amount of time. The staff and…read moreguide (Kosta/Konstantin) were awesome. I was almost going to rent a bike and explore on my own, but it was nice to let someone else navigate and point things out (especially since BOS is not laid out in as simple of a grid as NYC and some other cities).

Wonderful equipment Extremely friendly and helpful…read moreGreat guides I'd personally prefer more details of the stories and history and folklore. A tad less on real estate.

I've keep saying that they have workers there who go beyond what they have to do. And they don't…read moreget acknowledge for it. They higher up takes the credit and he don't know nothing. How someone could be a higher up like him is not right. I was there one day he don't know me one of his workers were talking to someone on lunch break and he told his worker that he had to do something so end the conversation. I think he needs to respect his workers more. I know the place would fall down without some of the workers there. I just wish they showed more respect to there workers

You are not considered a valuable member of society living here they treat you like you are less of…read morea person! The new kitchen manager with ABSOLUTELY NO experience is a perfect example. She loves to yell at people but she doesn't even know what her actual job is. It's repulsive, that you would treat veterans that way!

This review is specifically related to the Protective Services Program, which failed two times…read more The first time occurred in June. On Thursday, 6/20/24, a neighbor had a car accident. On Friday, 6/21, the car was still there, but no one could locate the neighbor, which was a deviation from that person's routine. Plus it was a very hot day. Initially another neighbor called the police, but they were understandably reluctant to break the door down and no one could reach the neighbor so I left a message when the Protective Services Program office was open. Eventually someone else was able to contact someone within the city government, who sent the police and fire department. They got in through the window and confirmed that the neighbor was not inside. Someone from the Protective Services Program called me to follow up because of emergency services' involvement. On Tuesday, 6/25/24, the Protective Services Program finally returned my call. The second time is ongoing. On 9/25/24, I called the Senior Legal Help Line to verbally file a report of elder abuse for my Mom to investigate how she suddenly became permanently disabled after staying at Windrose at Weymouth, an assisted living residence (ALR). They stated to wait 3-5 days before following up directly with the Protective Services Program, which had jurisdiction because Mom was living in Cambridge at the time of the filing. They never proactively contacted me with an update so either the Senior Legal Help Line misrepresented their obligation or they don't have to do their job. It only occurred to me to follow up as she was dying so I called and spoke to Isaiah Castillo, who stated that the the Protective Services Program referred it to DPH & gave me the phone number and case number. I stated that DPH does not handle ALRs. I called, & DPH confirmed that they did not have the case & did not have such a case number. I called Mr. Castillo back and asked him not to call me until he had something more concrete. He never did. Today I was instructed by an outside office to talk to the Director of Protective Services Keith Adams. He said that it was referred to DPH and the Ombudsman. I told him that I did not believe that the Protective Services Program referred it to DPH. I insisted that he call with me on the line to confirm, which he did. DPH confirmed that they had a case for my Mom, but it was not with Windrose at Weymouth. So his first answer was wrong. I emailed the Ombudsman, whom I knew. The Ombudsman called me immediately to say that he would not be the one to handle the referral, and referred me to go on Mass.gov to file a public records request. The Ombudsman was familiar with the state level supervisor of protective services and said that he would report how Somerville Cambridge Elder Services' Protective Services Program was incorrectly referring people to him. I called Kevin back with the information who was so cheery and unperturbed at being wrong about everything that if he was ever right, he probably would throw a party and put himself on the cover of Time Magazine as Person of the Year. In the end, he said that to protect the reporter of abuse, under MGL19A, people are not allowed to discuss the investigation even if it is completed. I am a lawyer, but this area is not my subject of expertise so I asked him if the law needed to be changed. On this point, he was silent. As the reporter of possible abuse, I do not feel protected. In the end, we are expected to trust that despite all evidence to the contrary, investigations are occurring and people are doing their job when they cannot prove it by knowing basic level of knowledge such as which agency does what and which forms to fill out. The only ones receiving protection are the investigators if they are not doing their job or the wrongdoers if they are abusing the elderly. Maybe people like Kevin are doing a great job, and he is just having a bad day, but if he is not, may he receive the quality of service that he and his agency offers. Mom died on 11/22/24 at 6:48 pm.

If you need assistance or any kind of help from this group, let me tell you, you are in big…read moretrouble. This is a very dangerous group. Run away as fast as you can - they will not help you, they have no staff, except "management," of course. They have lots of that! And expect nothing because you won't get it.