Our sever kaitlyn was amazing!!!! Great food and the vibe was great! Love the area and how…read moreattentive the service was! Looking forward to coming back eventually!

I really enjoyed this restaurant. A very nice room, no problem parking, very good food and…read moreexcellent service. What's not to like. The menu can accommodate most tastes, offering high end entrees and lighter options.

Good Chinese food in a unique setting but l left a bit underwhelmed, especially for the price. You…read morecan find similar authentic Chinese food in many other Chinese restaurants. We came on a Thurs at 6 and it wasn't too busy at all but definitely filled up by the time we left around 7:30. We got a few drinks and beers. For hearing about their drink menu, I was surprised that it was pretty limited list and they also didn't have any beer on draft, only cans. The cocktails were good but not outstanding. For food, we started with the chengdu chicken wings which were huge and delicious. Perfectly crispy and they had a nice sweet/spicy sauce with it. We also ordered eggplant with spicy garlic sauce, Chongqing dry hot chicken, house fried rice, shrimp/scallop, braised fish with napa cabbage and Wok Crispy Salt & Pepper Shrimp & Scallop. Standouts were the shrimp/scallop that were nicely breaded but you could still taste the fish and was well seasoned. Braised fish with napa cabbage was very flavorful and the braised fish was sooo tender. Also can never go wrong with the eggplant that was cooked down well but still had texture and a yummy sauce.

Have visited several times over the past 4 years when coming back to visit family in the area. A…read morenumber of other reviewers have commented that "things have changed", and I, unfortunately, agree. Visited on a Saturday evening - the place should be packed, but it wasn't. I easily secured a same day bar seat reservation for 8PM. After checking in, was seated at a half empty downstairs bar. No physical menus, everything was done via a QR which is fine I guess, but for a spot that positions itself as a premiere bar a bit tacky. The online menu on the public website is the only menu and where the QR takes you. I asked for a spirits list (logical for a cocktail forward bar), I got a quizzical look and a shrug of the shoulders in return. Given the menu was only 8 cocktails, picking from those I started with the Beachcomber Mai Tai for a whopping $18. This, if it's the true spec, should be a rum forward cocktail with 2 1/2 oz of rum. They batch their cocktails (not a problem) so I couldn't see their build, but there is absolutely no way this drink is made to specification - my guess is they are skimping on rum as a cost play, batching lets them get away with it. Drink was, frankly, pretty forgettable - not bad, just unremarkable. Wanting to see how they could do off-menu, I asked the bartender to make me a Hemingway Daiquiri. Now, for a cocktail bar that has a long history of rum centric and tiki leaning cocktails, this should be an off the top of their head cocktail. It's simple - white rum, lime and grapefruit juice, and maraschino liqueur. Bartender had never heard of it before, and then spent a few minutes staring in to his phone presumably looking up the recipe. He built it using Rhum JM white rum which is absolutely the wrong rum for this drink - it needs a white Cuban rum (which we know we can't get in the U.S.), so the usual sub would be Bacardi, Planteray 3 stars, Probitas, or others. Definitely not a Martinique agricole. This may be a too detailed nit for some, but with the framing that this is supposed to be a premium cocktail bar, this is an error that should not happen, and not for $18. Figuring the third time might be a charm, ordered the Trader Vic 1944 Mai Tai. This is the classic, the standard against which all others are measured. It's a distinct recipe, especially if you call yours the 1944 Mai Tai. This was not that. It was again light on rum with probably the wrong rums used in their blend. It was also substantially over dosed with orgeat making the almond sweetness an almost overpowering flavor versus playing a subtle supporting actor role. Again, swing and a miss. Drinkable if you like sweet, and don't mind hefty almond. But if you want to try the real Mai Tai - this is not it. Overall, for the price, fairly indifferent bar service, lack of information available to the customer (e.g., spirits list, etc.), and fairly off the mark cocktails I think you can find far better spots right now for that same money. If you definitely want that tiki inspired cocktail vibe - your better bet will be places like Wusong Road in Cambridge or Shore Leave in Boston, and I'm sure there are others. Sorry Baldwin Bar, you've lost your edge and it shows.

We were greeted by a very gregarious and welcoming hostess, and seated immediately! We had a…read morereservation for 4 at 6:30p. My friend had made the reservation, as my husband and I were celebrating our 37th wedding anniversary TODAY! We had JUST sat down, when our waitstaff, Antoinette, arrived at our table with 4 glasses of champagne, and 4 glasses of water! What a lovely touch! We ordered apps ( delicious), wine, and dinner- I had the scallops which were delicious! The men ordered the trout, which they enjoyed immensely, and my girlfriend ordered, and LOVED , the tuna salad! Sean ( manager) came by the table to chat and say hi, and ask us how everything was.... What a delicious, relaxed, and so very comfortable.... And a very gracious and attentive waitstaff! I cannot recommend this restaurant enough! Fresh and delicious food, simply prepared, hot and delicious! Thanks to all for this amazing dinner At Seasons 52!!!! Cheers! Chanda

I've been here several times for lunch but this was my first dinner experience at this location…read more At 6pm on a Tuesday the ambience was energetic but not noisy/crowded. We were seated quickly at a booth (always my preference) and our server attended to us right away, I had a glass of sauvignon blanc and we quickly settled on the grilled scallops with risotto. We weren't in the mood for the veggie advertised but the server was happy to accommodate a swap for spinach. Both of us enjoyed the meals--the scallops were grilled to perfection, the spinach steamed and hot, and the risotto creamy and tasty. Parking can be a little tricky as it is shared with a number of stores in a strip mall, but you may just have to walk a little bit. Burlington has a few good choices for dinner but you can never miss with Seasons 52.

We've been coming to this location for over 5 years and have recommended it to countless friends…read moreand family members. Funny enough, we discovered Yard House completely by accident. We had gone to see Encanto at AMC Burlington and planned to grab Buffalo wings afterward. It happened to be Women's Day, and the wait at the restaurant near the theater was incredibly long. We started looking for another option and ended up at Yard House. We've been coming back ever since. What has always stood out to us is the great service, family-friendly menu, and the quality of the food. The staff has consistently been welcoming and attentive, and that's a big reason we've remained loyal customers for so long. That said, over the last few years we've noticed a significant decline in the food quality. The service is still excellent, but the food just isn't at the same level it used to be. It's disappointing because this place set such a high standard for us. Personally, I'd rather pay a little more and see the restaurant maintain both its outstanding service and the food quality that made us fall in love with it in the first place.

Service, staff and food are awesome Never a long wait time…read moreand great menu options Really enjoy the music as well.

Put back a couple enjoyable brews at the bar. No one else there other than the bartender. Strange…read morehow empty it was despite parking lots around being full. Decent spot to watch a game with beer and wings.

Dog house is a great place to come when you need a quick meal for a great price! I came and got the…read moreNashville hot chicken sandwich and the potato skins with a guava margarita. Everything was delicious, and portions were generous! The staff seemed a bit annoyed we were there more than an hour, but were overall responsive. The restaurant itself was pretty empty, but there's plenty of TV's to watch the game and fun music at night. I'd love to come back and watch a game at the bar!

Where do I start! Tony's is the best place for service industry workers to go hang out. every staff…read moremember is personable and friendly. Shoutout to Sophia and Gordon. They are your bartenders favorite bartenders

In town for work and saw the million TVs from the outside. What could be bad about this joint?…read moreTucked in a shopping mall you'll find a great place to grab over priced bar food with subpar service. What I snagged: -Beer and a cocktail. Nothing to hate on here. Impressed. -Fish Tacos (they were the t*ts The service. Bad. Our waiter took forever to do his thing and took almost 20 min to get our check. Cool idea of a place to eat, but maybe don't go if you want to eat a dip.

Bazille was quite surprising- usually restaurants inside of department stores aren't that exciting,…read morebut Bazille turned out to be a really amazing spot to grab some food. While we had dinner here, I would highly recommend this spot for lunch. First and foremost, the staff were so kind and helpful. Our waiter helped us to figure out what food to get, recommended drinks, etc. The food was quite good. We ordered a number of appetizers (bisque, brussel sprouts, calamari, and burrata). I think we were all in agreement that the calamari was the best (perfectly fried, great hint of lemon), though the bisque was also the perfect treat on such a cold day. For my meal I had the salmon, which was a pretty big portion. The couscous and sauce were all really good, I wish I had a few more veggies, but this was all around a great dish. The prime rib dip sandwich was by far the best entree on the table. For dessert we had the crème brûlée and chocolate mousse cup, both really good, but the chocolate mousse cup was really well balanced with decadent chocolate and peppermint. The restaurant is relatively small, but it wasn't super busy and had a lot of great options! Maybe slightly pricy, but what a great place to stop into when you're at the mall.

I love being in on the secret of this little hidden gem inside Nordstrom. It's rarely busy and is…read moresuch a lovely respite from the hell that is shopping for clothing :). Popped in for a small bite and beverage and the hostess was an absolute gem. She asked me where I'd be most comfortable sitting. I opted for the bar and ordered a glass of house red. Note: The drinks are crazy expensive. My wine was $16 for a glass. That's the average cost for most of the drinks on the menu. I had a cup of tomato basil soup which was delish, and chicken tacos which were on the small bites/apps portion of the menu. They were tasty. For dessert, I opted for a brownie sundae. It was dry and not fresh. The meals are fresh but pastries must be ordered offsite and just frozen. With the exception of dessert, I'll definitely visit again for a bite!

My wife and I stopped in after a fairly long day as we were in the area. The restaurant was clean…read morewell kept! We sat at the bar again; however, there was a different server. I regret not recalling her name. We ordered adult beverages, and our server brought out a focaccia bread surface. Must say it was absolutely delicious! For our dinner, My wife decided on something different this visit, a French dip sandwich while I stuck with the seared tuna salad. Our drinks were delicious and our food came out relatively quickly. Our mules were very delicious! My wife, we've been in half of her French dip! The food and the service are quality here, we also enjoy the Internet jukebox! We might need to come back one more time before we depart the area.

Not Your Average Joe's opened in Bedford this week at the Bedford Marketplace in the former Painted…read moreBurro-Posto-Comella's space. This modern space offers a full service bar with seating on 3 sides & flatscreen TVs above, booths and table seating to the left and right of the bar and an open pizza kitchen with woodfired pizza oven in the dining area. The food menu offers a selection of starters, salads, pizzas, burgers, sandwiches, pasta dishes, meat dishes, seafood dishes, and desserts. They also offer special limited time offerings including an Oktoberfest menu. The pricing is moderate. At the time of this posting, their liquor license was still pending, so no beer, wine, and cocktails yet, but soon. I've always enjoyed the food at NYAJ for over two decades at various locations in MA and NH, which have opened and closed (or relocated) throughout the years including the former Framingham and Methuen locations. I usually go to the Nashua NH location whenever I feel like NYAJ. I stopped by NYAJ in Bedford for dinner recently on a weeknight. I decided to sit up at the bar to catch the MLB playoffs on the TVs, even though there was no alcoholic drinks being served. I was given menus to look at and offered an ice water. I decided since it was October, I would order from the special Oktoberfest menu. I ordered The Best Wurst ($17 plus tax) and the Pork Schnitzel ($24 plus tax) and was given complementary focaccia bread with oil, parmesan cheese & spices for dipping. I was given more bread after finishing my first two pieces of soft bread. Both entrees came out together in 12 minutes after ordering and the bartender said, "I hope you're hungry." There was plenty of food on each plate. The Pork Schnitzel had two large fried breaded pork cutlets pounded thin and very tender, smothered in a creamy mustard sauce, served over braised red cabbage, topped with German potato pancake. The Best Wurst had sliced grilled beer bratwurst topped with a bacon brussel sprout kraut in a thick soft toasted roll, served with a creamy potato salad and creamy mustard for dipping. The food was nicely prepared and had good flavors and was very filling. I ended up getting a to-go box and passed on dessert. The check with a 15 percent off discount (NYAJ e-coupon) with tax and before tip was $37.29. Overall, a solid good Oktoberfest dinner with leftovers and I stayed a bit to watch a few more innings of baseball.