Never disappoints. Been for dinner, now brunch. Both memorable. The staff is always amazing and…read moreattentive. But let's get real the food is the star of this place. You can go tapas and share or not depending on your style. We like to try everything and suggest you do the same. Josh was our server and was always there for a refill or to answer our questions about the food. We will be back.

Food was amazing. The Alcapurria, Pork belly, Mussels was a…read moreHuGE hit. The risotto texture resembled oatmeal but the taste was . Pizza was phenomenal but on the sweeter side. Cocktails were weak. We ordered drinks at staggered times so our table never had drinks at the same time.

Very attentive staff and great food. I recommend the short rib gnocchi. Absolutely delicious!read more

Food. Was. Just. Ok. Service. Was. Just. Ok…read more Ambiance. Was just. Ok. I'm. Not. A. Fan. Probably. Go. Back. The. Wife. Likes. The. Place!

First, our server Kelsea was great! She was very accommodating with wine tasting for my girlfriend,…read morefriendly, attentive, got our special request for fries extra crispy done (not always done when asked for at other restaurants), got us requested bread & butter for the leftover Fra Diavolo sauce and was all around very pleasant. She helped make the night a really good time out. My gf and I split the Fra Diavalo and the Burger. The Fra Diavolo as excellent in terms of taste, al dente buccatini (serious chew) and the seafood. What we didn't understand was why we got so little pasta in the dish. To be honest, it seemed like we got half an order of the buccatini which was a shame since the shellfish was great, sauce was great and again, pasta cooked perfectly. We will make sure to ask for more when we return. The focaccia and butter to mop up the remaining sauce at the end was phenomenal. We will probably try to order meatballs, sauce and bread & butter next time. It should be on the menu. The burger was also excellent. The burger itself was extremely tasty, I hope they don't move to cheaper beef due to rising prices. Add a dollar if you need to. Overall, a great night. I will say I think the deserts are a little pricey. We really wanted the baked Alaska but $14 seemed a little high. At $12 we would have ordered it. A mental thing I guess since the overall meal we thought was worth every penny.

Over priced Very small portions very small…read more Waiter inattentive had to go get him Would not return Porch filled with kids Strange atmosphere

Great for breakfast (breakfast sandwich, mocha latte) and dinner (salad, tiramisu)! We go often for…read morebreakfast and it's busy but still doable. Usually able to get a table even in the rush.

The concept is unique and refreshing, and the space feels casual and easy to enjoy. Ordering was…read moresimple, and I love the idea of it transforming into a wine bar at night. I'd definitely come back to check that out. I tried the hot cocoa and the Maggi. The hot cocoa was delicious, rich and chocolatey without being overly thick or heavy. The Maggi had some really fun and unique ingredients, including avocado, and the tofu was especially well seasoned and flavorful. The only downside was the broth. It was labeled as a soup, but it felt incredibly watered down and lacked the depth of flavor I was expecting especially since I grew up eating maggi. The toppings and ingredients themselves were good, but the broth didn't quite bring everything together. My husband got the tuna salad bowl and enjoyed it.

Went last night for the first time. Al was super friendly and informative about the menu. We did…read moretakeout, and ordered the haddock dinner and the shish-ka-bob (chicken). While we waited for our order, Al treated us to a hummus/tabooli/tzatziki plate, which was delicious. The haddock, salads, rice and chicken were all delicious. We will be back!

food is really good. I had a quiet lunch with a friend there. Easy to talk and no one rushed us.read more

Very busy today, the day after Mother's Day. We were the youngest people in there, and we are 60…read more The menu is very nice, we had fish tacos/salad, and flatbread/salad, both were very good and large portions. The waiter had extreme perfume on, annoying, and two guacamoles on one fish, taco dish, the other got none. One of those had a hair in it. Still, definitely one of the best options in Chestnut Hill.

After wedding dress shopping at Anthropologie next door, we decided to stop in for a quick lunch…read more We weren't really certain what to expect but when we walked in, one person was walking out with a giant box of food (that looked like a florist's box for a few dozen roses) and another was at the reception desk saying they were picking one up. With folks ordering full party meals, we figured it was worth a try. The restaurant is quite pretty, with wood all around and lots of space between tables. We were seated in what seemed to be a back room with several booths, an internal delivery window, and wine racks. The lunch menu indicated that nothing on the menu is more than 595 calories so we expected modest sized meals. We all started with a wine flight (one opting for the reds and two for the mixed flights). The selections were all distinct and very drinkable. Our server was excellent, making suggestions and reading the table well - refilling water glasses promptly without us needing to ask, and giving us time to settle in before asking if we'd were ready to order. I picked the rainbow trout with broccolini and baby potatoes. The potatoes were bland, so really needed the delicious mustard sauce served on the side. My daughters shared a field green salad and roasted tomato flatbread, with roasted Brussels sprouts for the table. The fish was thinly sliced and the flat bread was of modest size - but everything was very good. We had room leftover so decided to all have a coffee and split two of the (quite) petite desserts which we selected from a table side display. (The desserts are 2-bite sized so I assume a "tasting menu approach is expected.) There was quick agreement about the peanut butter chocolate, but some debate whether to get the oatmeal cookie pie and the s'mores. Our coffee came in large mugs, and it was delicious (with refills). We finally placed our dessert order, and were really delighted that our waiter actually brought over the third - on him. All in all, this was an unexpectedly nice experience!

I had the veggie burger for lunch today and really enjoyed it. The patty was quite thick and…read moresatisfying, and the side of sweet potato fries was excellent--perfectly crispy on the outside and soft on the inside. It was a great meal overall.

I was in Boston for a team offsite, and the locals suggested we check this place out -- and I can…read moretotally see why! This seems like the perfect after-work hangout spot for happy hour, catching a game, or just chilling with friends. The vibe was super fun and relaxed. Everything we ordered was so good! Even the buffalo cauliflower was amazing -- it honestly tasted almost like wings. We had such a great time here and will definitely add this spot to our list for the next time we're back in Boston!

food and service is always amazing. Ambiance is pleasurable. The wait staff are extremely well…read moretrained and most knowledgeable about the menu. The first bite of your food tells you have never had such a great meal. I only wish we lived closer to this restaurant. We always bring 1/2 of our food home, so we get to enjoy it for another meal.

First time dining at Capital Grille for Valentine's Date Night. Such a great experience. Food and…read moredrinks were great! Our waiter Nick was awesome, would definitely go back ! $$$ Plates ordered : 1. Prosciutto-Wrapped Mozzarella with Vine Ripe Tomatoes - so delicious definitely would go back for ! 2. Roasted Chicken Breast with risotto (no mushrooms) - first time trying a risotto and it was good. The chicken was so tender and juicy. 3. Filet Mignon* 10 oz - medium , great as well so juicy and tasty 4. Creamed Corn with Bacon - was good as well, didn't come with much bacon as expected but still good. 5. Au Gratin Potatoes - Sooo good, definitely love the creamy and crunch it brings. Drinks ordered 1. Lemon drop - decent, very strong wishes it tasted more like lemon. 2. Passion Fruit Mojito - soo good recommend ! Then finally was surprised with a complimentary dessert due to it being Valentine's Day ! 1. The Capital Grille Cheesecake with Flourless Chocolate Espresso Cake! Both were great! I would definitely recommend dining here.

We always have a nice experience at Tres Gatos. The food is great, the service is kind, friendly,…read moreand attentive (but not at all rushed), and the store in the back is always fun to browse after a nice dinner. Our recent favorites: - The Sao Miguel cheese (came with a quince jam + grilled bread) - Patatas Bravas - Piri Piri Chicken Everything was good though, and we also enjoyed: - Blistered Shishitos - Seared Halibut - Hanger Steak Between four of us, this was plenty of food and we sadly didn't have room for dessert this time around, but can't wait to be back!

Loved this place! Such a unique vibe, very cozy, and the food was absolutely incredible. Very…read moreaccommodating to GF. There's also a bookstore/record store in the back which made the whole experience even more fun. One of my favorite spots in Boston now!

Great ambiance and food. Once they get Jamsey back on the shots it's the best bar in Hyde Park.read more

It is not easy to gain access to this place…read more I arrived here at noon on a sunday, eager to start a UYE day drinking campaign. The door was locked, and the windows were opaque. I wasn't sure if the bar was abandoned, closed, or if they were just unwilling to accept my business. Moments later, what could only be a "regular" sullenly unlocked and opened the door for me. I asked "are you open?" and got an affirmative grunt in response. Master McGrath's is actually quite spacious and clean; the bar has about 15 seats, and is well-lined with small flat-screen TVs, the better to see the Sox beat the snot out of the O's. They have an internet jukebox, and a popcorn machine for free snacking. I knew right away that I was in a bar frequented almost exclusively by regulars; the surprisingly cute female bartender was eager to prepare drinks for the customers walking *in from the back door* before they sat down. I received a fairly standard silent-treatment half hour, followed by a cautious inclusion in some casual conversation. Being a gregarious individual, I soon was laughing and chatting with the regulars, and even had one of them buy me a drink, a favor I returned later. I was not able to get a Jameson - the man who bought me the drink explained that "if there's a bottle of Jameson, I'll drink it all." Of course, I didn't know if he was a manager, owner, or regular customer, but he is apparently important enough to the management that in an Irish pub, they don't stock Jameson. The buffalo fingers are top feckin' shelf. Definitely worth ordering. Hyde Park is a neighborhood that could use some more folks making the trip down to see. Lisa, the bartender, is cute and friendly, and will chat you up about shark week. All in all, not a bad way to spend three hours on a Sunday afternoon.