Staying at the Concord Colonial Inn for a few days with family. Enjoying our time at this historic…read moreplace and watching the USA play in the World Cup and ordered some wings and chicken nachos. Definite A+ The wings have a great size with good meat and the rub/seasoning/sauce for the mesquite buffalo wings is perfect. Excellent wings. Quality take-out in the historic area.

Fish tacos were ok but the fish in was small the fries have to much salt the waitress never asked…read moreus to refill our drinks. No recommendations from me here.... PASS................... Try Average Joe around the corner......

If you're looking for a standout, modern Indian restaurant experience, Tashan is absolutely worth a…read morevisit. The ambiance sets the tone as soon as you walk in, vibrant decor with a stylish bar. The service is consistently excellent. The menu is where Tashan really shines. They take familiar Indian flavors and elevate them with a creative twist. The Punjabi staples like chole, chicken tikka, and daal makhni are done exceptionally well, striking that perfect balance between authenticity and refinement. The cocktail menu deserves a special mention. The aam mojito was refreshing and vibrant with mango and mint; the sharabi samundar was tropical and fun. For dessert, the Rajasthani Ghevar was a highlight; it was honeycomb-textured, and perfectly paired with a rich rabdi and pistachios. Tashan delivers a polished, yet approachable, take on modern Indian cuisine. Highly recommend!

Pricey but excellent Indian food in the north Boston suburbs…read more Stopped by last week with a dear cousin who lives and works in the area. We were welcomed warmly and seated, then ordered Nimbu soda ($9 each) while we caught up on life. We decided to share a vegetarian meal family style (she is my cousin, after all!) and ordered roomali roti ($9), dal makhani ($15), and a fusion dish called paneer da anda masala ($25), which was strongly recommended by our server. Food arrived quickly and was a feast to both our eyes and palate! We polished it off - especially enjoying the unusual paneer entrée. I was in the mood for dessert as we were chatting happily and I wanted to linger a bit longer. The server steered us right again - towards Rajastani ghevar ($11) - a honeycomb disc with ghee, Rabdi, and pistachio. It was divine! Total bill after tax and tip was $111. Happy to return.

Superb experience - five stars all around - from food to service to ambience!…read more Visited with work colleagues last week - we had reserved a table and started with three types of oysters - all of which were fresh, and tasted distinct from each other. I also ordered a cup of clam chowder, which was creamy and filling! For my entrée I, and most of my colleagues, ordered the warm buttered lobster rolls. I ordered mine with salad and Cole slaw, and it was superb! The others shared dessert family style, but I opted for a single scoop of Belgian chocolate ice cream, which was a delightful way to end a memorable meal. Will be back!

Great fish and chips. One large piece. Fries were decent…read more Came for the clam chowder. Very authentic. Brussels sprouts were great and burgers on point. Staff were top notch. Excellent venue.

Great coffee. Lots of people on the weekends. Excellent sandwiches…read more Enjoyed the oat latte.

Pressed Cafe is a Boston staple that has built its following on a menu wide enough to accommodate…read morealmost any preference while maintaining enough quality across the board to justify repeat visits. We walked into a comfortable space with a relaxed vibe that never feels generic, the kind of spot where you can settle in for a meal or grab something quickly without the atmosphere working against you. The Vietnamese bowl is the order that brings everything together well. We tried it and the flavors were bright and balanced, leaning into the fresh herb and citrus notes that make Vietnamese inspired food work when the kitchen takes it seriously. The bowl format here gives you enough going on across the components that each bite shifts slightly, which kept the meal interesting from start to finish in a way that a simpler dish would not. The broader menu is worth exploring beyond a single visit. The shakshuka and acai bowl are both good, the smash burger salad is a surprisingly strong order for anyone who wants something more indulgent, and the vegan options are extensive and genuinely well executed rather than feeling like an afterthought. The smoothies are popular for good reason and the coffee holds up as well. Pricing runs on the higher side and the menu does not always list prices upfront on site, which is worth being aware of before you commit to a larger order. Service is generally attentive and fast, though it can vary by location and shift.

Delicious vegan food! Fast service. Plenty of good options. Fries are so good. Highly recommendread more

Pleasantly surprised…read more Ambiance was a little weird. But food was good. For a chain, it was pretty tasty. Flavors were good. Hummus was pretty awesome. Fries needed salt but tasty. Falafel needed to be a big bigger, but good crunch. Good flavor. Not bad dude, not bad.

Stopped into Tavern in the Square and ended up having a better time than I expected. The Bang Bang…read moreBroccoli was easily the highlight--honestly good enough that I briefly considered canceling my entrée and just doubling down on that. The bolognese was... fine. Not offensive, not memorable, just existing on the plate doing its job. The place was pretty packed, but somehow still calm. Lots of people, low murmur, nobody yelling over table noise--basically a small miracle. The beer list is huge, which is great if you like choices, or terrible if you're the kind of person who panics when offered more than two options. All in all, I liked it. Good atmosphere, great broccoli, and enough on the menu that I'd come back. Might even pretend it was my idea.

The sesame chicken salad came out with a stunning presentation! The fixins inside were fresh and…read moremade a complete salad. The chicken was crispy, which I love! There were just some pieces that didn't really have chicken, it was just a crispy shell. The bartender came out and was very attentive and matched my vibe. By the time someone brought out the salad, I didn't see them again before asking for the check. All was well and good, successful lunch.

Hallelujah! Original French Quarter Chicken is back!…read more During covid, it was taken off menu. When it finally came back, it wasn't the same. It was made with chicken tenders...just no! To my surprise, today it's back and just like original! My picture isn't great due to lightening but it's the same creamy peppery lemon sauce on a thin fried chicken. Heaven! Lots of changes on the new menu since my last visit! - pulled chicken and beef dishes - dip trios & sampler apps! - half orders of fajitas - mocktails Soo sooo happy with the changes and originals back! Even the drink sizes are back to their ginormous sizes! Love that they're going back to what everyone loved in the first place! Giving me Harvard Square vibes! Run don't walk!

My company takes us out there due to proximity. The food has always been just meh. The gumbo is…read moregood. Margaritas are margaritas. It's fine for food on company dime. But this last time the staff was needlessly rude. Half our party showed up (the other half 10 mins behind). They refused to seat us until everyone was there. Even with the restaurant being completely empty. It's like 4 PM on a weekday. But you know what, I respect a policy if you have one. But it was more about how rude the person was. Needlessly rude. I didn't even argue. It wasn't until she was equally rude to my coworker that we just looked at each other and thought "what the hell is going on? What did we do wrong?" We won't be going back there anymore for the company outings. Not really missing out on much.

My mom and I like to have a nice meat dinner from time to time. A few years back we stumbled upon…read moreThe Bancroft and it was excellent - so, she came into town this past weekend, wanted to do our fancy big meat dinner, and we knew The Bancroft was the place to go. I made a reservation for a Saturday night at 7:00 for two. Note: I originally went to make the reservation online from their website but the availability was not good, so I called instead. Online it pretty much looked booked between 4:30 and 8:00 - I called and was able to get 7:00 without hesitation. So, make note to call if you don't see the time or range listed online. We were greeted as we entered and checked in with the host/hostess. They were friendly and polite and told us it would just be a few minutes. They brought us back to our table and had us seated shortly there after. Our waitress was great; she told us about the specials, checked in on us, and made sure everything was as expected. We ordered some bevs that were very tasty and had great presentations. Speaking of presentation, let's get on to the food. We ordered the Tomahawk, which if you don't know, is a MASSIVE piece of meat. It's a steak meant to serve two people - in reality, it serves way more than two. The presentation of the tomahawk steak plate alone was beautiful! It had a whole bunch of stuff (see pic). They bring it out for you to see, and then they take it back to the kitchen to slice. We ordered medium rare, and probably should have gone more medium but it was not too rare so it was fine. Now, at The Bancroft, it is an à la carte style meal, meaning you order sides separately and usually a few for the table. We had the carrots (one of the specials), roasted potatoes, and creamed spinach. Forgot to say when you order meat, you also get to pick two sauces - and before anything while you wait they bring you some rolls and butter. The rolls started us off on the right foot knowing the meal was going to be phenomenal. They were warm with some sea salt on top and baked to perfection. The steak was mouth watering, juicy, and flavorful. The sauces added a great touch, and the sides were wonderful. It is safe to say, we did not leave hungry! As mentioned, while tomahawk is said to serve two, we had a lot of leftovers so of course we got those packed up to go. They were very considerate with the packaging, putting items in different boxes that made sense. We unfortunately did not have room for dessert but I'm sure it would've been awesome. The Bancroft is definitely a higher scale restaurant so it is on the pricer side, but it is justified. The food tastes great, presentation is there, and service is excellent. It's a great place for special occasions, celebrations, or just because as long as you know what to expect... but with prices today, I'd rather pay this and have it be worth it than what a crappy meal is costing today!

Heaven. I would say it's a super car restaurant…read more Atmo. Fast track great service Good. - V8. K

Proper cozy pub with plenty of space at the big wrap around bar. Wood fireplace, glistening wood,…read moreand Irish decor. Friendly inviting staff and small but tasty pours of Guinness. Nice selection of other brews as well. Decent grub - wings, egg rolls, fries all good. Look forward to the next pint.

The food is always hot & delicious The waitress staff are…read morealways very friendly and it's always very clean! A nice place to bring your family!

Hot tip: Join the Waitlist on their site ahead of time. By doing this we only ended up waiting…read moreabout 10 mins on a Sunday during peak brunch time. We got seated outside and even though we were looking at a parking lot, it was nice out. The pork belly benny exceeded my expectations. The jalapeño cheddar biscuit was very tasty, pork belly was flavorful, eggs were poached perfectly and it was blanketed with just the right amount of hollandaise. My friend really enjoyed her Monster Breakfast, especially the French toast and finished the whole thing. Pickle Bloody Mary was solid and service was attentive. Only comment is the table surface was loose from the base (legs were even), so it was wobbly. Would return when craving a heartier brunch.

It's been a while since I've gone to the Burlington, MA Toast! I'm so spoiled by living near the…read moreNashua, NH location! Stopped in at Burlington in between medical appointments and a great, quick, delicious brunch. My husband scarfed down his Rice, Rice Baby entree (Rice, black beans, fire roasted poblano corn, grilled chicken, pico de gallo, avocado crema, pickled onion, cotija, sliced avocado, Nacho Cheese Doritos® & cilantro.) It looked really good; I'm going to have to ask if they'd make a vegetarian version. The husband wondered if it could be made into a burrito. I experienced the delectable Cookie Monster Pancakes (Oreo® cookie infused pancakes stuffed with chocolate cream - topped with Oreo® cookie butter & powdered sugar.) I ate half and brought the other half home. Washed it down with some quality Peet's iced coffee. Staff was courteous and dependable. It was a little loud, as are most Toasts, because of music and chatter. Entrance is handicapped accessible, though a push-button automated door would be excellent. Staff held the door for me when I entered and exited with my mobility aid.