Have known about Frescos for years & Years and never stopped in. The hubby wanted seafood and it…read morewas a crappy rainy night and we didnt feel like driving too far north, so we stopped in. Portions are big (you know as always a ton of fries) but a good amount of seafood, Food was fresh. Will definitely come back to try more things!

Placed an order with uber eats on a Saturday around 3:30 and it was delivered within the half hour…read more This fried platter was about $40 and worth it. Deliciously fresh and great portions. The salad it came with was huge, it also came with a side pita. Definitely recommend for some fried seafood that's done well and doesn't taste too fishy or overly battered.

Recently I was craving seafood BIG TIME. As a native Mainer who has lived in the area now for over…read more15 years, it can be tough to find places that serve "traditional" lobster dinners. (Typically consist of steamers, lobster, a baked potato and some corn on the cob if you're lucky). My husband found Turner's while doing a search for a place that would come close to giving me what I was looking for, and they delivered! We started off with the steamers. They're to die for... so tender, no sand in the bellies, and the broth? OOH the broth. It's delectable. It adds flavor that complements the clams perfectly (doesn't overwhelm them at all). My hard shell lobster was incredibly delicious. I'm usually a soft shell gal, but I will take whatever is offered - as long as the meat isn't tough, I'm fine to do the extra work. (It's part of the fun). The tail was split, which is helpful for people who don't know their way around a lobster- for me, I'd prefer it whole, so that's the only (extremely small!) thing I'd change next time. My baked potato and carrots were tasty and the waitress was attentive, kind, and she also had a sense of humor. My husband and I had an awesome evening, and we will be back!

This is one of the most famous places in downtown Melrose. It's always packed, as it's the only…read more"white tablecloth" restaurant nearby. The food however is just OK. It's your basic Italian seafood place. There is a singular type of clientele inside, which tells you how your experience will go. We got tuna "tacos" (more like crudo) as appetizers. This was the best part of the night. The tuna was delicious. For our mains, I got the New England Bouillabaisse and my friend got a fish dish. The food was on the salty side, it's great to have this down the road instead of having to go down to north end. We ended the night with the flourless cake. Our server was very friendly! But the food was just ok. Drive a little farther and get some Mexico Lindo instead.

Loved my new Revere Beach dining experience. I've been coming to the beach since I was in a…read morestroller. Dryft was an upscale experience from the usual stands and restaurants that historically been part of the Revere Beach dining experience since mid-century and further back. Dryft is easy to get to from the beach side and the subway. We ate on the outdoor deck. The restaurant is above street level for an ocean view. What a great way to enjoy a summer afternoon. Our service was great, professional not overly friendly. I liked the atmosphere, casual but a bit upscale for Revere Beach. The food was delicious. I tried the clam chowder, and ordered the mushroom gnocchi. Which both delicious. They have a full bar and they offer high tops, regular chairs and indoor & outdoor seating. The menu has a Lunch price until 3 and a dinner price. I'll be back.

Dryft, I was told, is a guaranteed hit in this area. Lovely ambiance, nice bar setting and…read morebeautiful views. Located just off Revere Beach, seating gives full advantage of sky and ocean. Service is prompt and pleasant, music sets a nice tone. I ordered...a burger with fries. I heard this was..the best burger! I was even told that the person who suggested it to me orders it 3 times a week. What I got was a medium rare, greasy burger. The bun , within minutes, literally dripped with grease, not juice. The fries would have been great had they not been over-salted. The garlic aoli? A nice touch. I wish to add, 5 minutes after deconstructing my burger(no bun, lettuce), I proceeded to sneeze repeatedly. My nose became stuffy and I have spent the better part of the evening running to the bathroom with explosive gastrointestinal distress. I have eaten nothing else except Poland Spring water in sealed bottles. My suggestions? Lighten up on salt! Use water or real butter for a sear. Veg placement helps to make presentation more appealing,as in tomato, burger, pickle, lettuce. I ate most of this burger only 15 minutes after purchasing so it was not "sitting" for any length of time.

I love the seafood boil here, good bang for your buck. Great to come with friends, everything is…read moreseasoned well. The combos are super good value. Our server, Val, was so attentive throughout the night and made sure to check in with us. Made our experience so good!

I know that wifey loves seafood and just happened to find this spot cuz of the fried softshell…read morecrabs (which I like). Ordered those and one of their seafood boils (I think it's called the dirty). I enjoyed the softshell crabs. Seasoning gave it a fried chicken type of flavor but enjoyable. As for the seafood boil it was okay. It was mainly shrimp corn and potato. Wasn't busy when we arrived and seated promptly. Service was great at first. But then when I asked for utensils, the server looked at me confused and after 2-3 tries, he finally brought me a fork. Overall the experience was okay. Might have to try a different boil if we come back.

I know this is not what people normally like to think about, but we just recently had my husband's…read morememorial reception at the wharf so many people came up to me and said they were coming back because the food on the buffet was so amazing. They wanted to try something else as well. The staff was fabulous. Stacy is beyond perfect and everything was served beautifully with grace and panache. I'm a regular at the wharf and have been for years and if you love lamb, the lamb chop lollipop appetizer is to die for sorry bad pun.

Tried The Wharf again after making sure I wouldn't be stuck in the bar due to a function in the…read moredining room again. Had a very nice server named Riley. We were in a completely empty restaurant but they still managed to sit a very loud party right next to us. Ordered a glass of Cabernet- fairly decent pour. Salad dressing delicious- not crazy about the dark green top leaves from the romaine- this is the part I throw out- but definitely edible. My husbands fish was fresh - small portion, mashed potatoes starchy, veg was good - small portion. I had the haddock francase- tiny portion of fish- the sauce was delicious but saturated the 'breading' kind of wrecking it (maybe put the sauce on the side?). Risotto awful. Bread was freshly baked- the crusty part was good-inside seemed a little undercooked. That was my husband's birthday dinner.... Opted to stop at the local grocery store for desert- best thing we ate all day!

Everything is great here . I had a great time with my husband . Service and food are good. I will…read morecome back here again

#willflyforfood #drinks #celebration this restaurant makes…read moreeverything into a celebration the drinks have wild presentations most recently we went for a birthday and did the birthday Ferris wheel shots the drink menu everything on on it is great and surprisingly strong and you definitely have to make a visit for the Christmas season or Halloween their drinks come second to none

If you're craving seafood, this is a great place to visit. Even if you live a little farther away,…read morethe drive is definitely worth it. We arrived around 6:30 PM and had to wait about 30 minutes for a table. Our waiter mentioned that wait times are typically longer during the summer months. The good news is that there are several shops nearby, so you can easily spend the time browsing while you wait. The service was excellent--our waiter was attentive and friendly throughout the meal. While the food is a bit pricey, the quality and flavor make it well worth it. We thoroughly enjoyed our experience and will definitely be back again.

Me and the wife finally got a chance to come back to Capt Loui. Ever since we had a family, it's…read morebeen a little different with dining out haha Capt Loui will always have a spot in our hearts for seafood boil. This Stoneham location might be my favorite. Open and clean. Our waitress was friendly and nice. We always enjoyed Capt Loui. Their seafood boil sauce is unmatched. The flavor and the kick is amazing . Funnel cake with vanilla ice cream to end the meal is a must. My only complaint is... you only get one potato and one corn for the 3lb option. I feel like it should be a potato and a corn every pound. Just my opinion.

Hook and Reel in Revere is a solid choice if you're craving seafood. The quality is consistently…read moregood, and the portions are generous--almost heavy‑handed, in a good way. If you stick with the seafood, you're going to have a great meal. That said, keep in mind it is a seafood restaurant. They have chicken wings on the menu, we figured we'd get them to share until the food came out.. They were honestly terrible. The order we received came with six extremely small, overcooked pieces that were so dry and tough looking they weren't even edible. Just looking at them we didn't bother as they weren't at all appetizing. I'm not sure if it was a bad day, a supply issue, or something else entirely, but they were a complete miss. Speaking of, service can be hit or miss as well. This past weekend, we had a wonderful server who was friendly, attentive, and made the experience enjoyable. The visit before that, however, was the exact opposite. Our server--who seemed to be either a manager or assistant manager--spent nearly all of his time chatting up a table of women, clearly trying to get phone numbers. Trying to get his attention for anything felt like a major inconvenience. What motivated me to write this today is that not only was the service good on our latest visit, but we also tried the fried seafood instead of the usual seafood boil--and it was absolutely excellent, and not at all expensive. Both the fried shrimp plate and the fried clam plate were outstanding. If you haven't tried their fried options, or not in the mood to put on gloves and dig into a seafood boil, don't sleep on their fried seafood. It was surprisingly impressive. Overall: great seafood, inconsistent service, avoid the wings entirely, and definitely give the fried dishes a try.

I was happy as a clam here, having my dinner (drinks, seafood and dessert), so I texted a friend…read moreletting her know about it- she then proceeds to tell me it's one of favorite her spots! girl really?? You neglected to mention until now??!! lol the servers, vibe, music are all excellent I'll definitely be back!

The food, and music are awesome. I used to go all the time when I lived in Medford. I need to go…read moreback it's been 5 years, but I still think about it.

Service was slow, but the food was worth the wait. We were a party of 8, were sat very quickly, and…read morethe hostess Graciela was very nice. I had the salmon burger and onion rings, very good. I also enjoyed a lemon drop martini, which was very smooth and sweet. The restaurant is decorated like a bar inside a firehouse.

Just there today. They are open and excellent as usual. Always a smile and great fish!read more

Not sure why this is being reported closed ? This place is open for business and that business is…read moredelicious. They do a lot of wholesale to the best restaurants in Boston and New England in general, but they also sell retail to general public as well. This is a family run business, the two brothers who own and operate it, can get pretty much whatever you want. If you are shipping lobsters, need a special order for your clambake etc., anything of the sorts. The food is Fresh and delicious... the place is spotless and I'm glad they are in the neighborhood.... They also are referred to as Maplewood Fish Market, which is where the confusion on the Yelp page being closed probably came in.....