The food, the service, the experience and the ambiance were all wonderful. It's a must do if you're…read moreever in Cambridge. You will not be disappointed. Say hello to bartender Tori! She is fantastic!

5 stars all around for food, service, and ambiance! Don't miss Margeaux Supper Parlor if you're in…read moreCambridge. A truly special place to gather and enjoy !

What a fun little hidden gem!!! Sat at the bar in between lunch and dinner. Good selection of beer…read more The food was really excellent! We tried the artichoke potato fritter things which were quite good. The Old Bay Fried Oysters were super good as were the duck toasts! Definitely going back to try the potato pave and the burger. Service as great also, bartender was very attentive!

Wow talk about a hidden gem!…read more I hadn't heard much about this place so I wasn't sure what to expect-- located in Inman square with nearby limited street parking (there's a metered lot on Springfield street nearby!), Oak Bistro is a medium sized restaurant with a simple but chic decor and true focus on hospitality. When we came in we were greeted and our coats were taken and put away. They have rotating specials that our server walked us through. We ordered all three of the mock tails on the menu -- Odin's Oracle was a sparkling elderflower and passion fruit drink, the Northern Rose was fruity with a slight thick cream of coconut base (and the tables favorite!) and the last drink was a warm ginger drink. They all came out looking beautiful. For food, we started with the Halloumi Cheese which was delicious and perfect for sharing (comes with four pieces), then tried the Blueberry Ricotta Cornbread (really well made and yummy but needed a little more butter spread) and the fried burrata (huge serving of burrata with balsamic, fig jam, warm bread, just as good as it sounds). We tried the Braised Short Rib Croquettes which were stuffed with short rib and topped with sooo much yummy cheese. We also had the Pappardelle braised shore rib Ragu which was truly delicious-- would highly recommend. For dessert we tried a special menu bread pudding which was a perfect end to the night. Our leftovers came perfectly packaged in little baggies with dish names and dates written on them which is so cute and thoughtful! Overall I would order everything we got again and was so pleasantly surprised by the caliber of food at Oak Bistro-- get in and try it before it gets too popular!

Honestly one of the best meals I've had in Boston so far!! Everything we ordered was so good, and I…read morefeel like every dish was really well thought out and full of flavor. The drinks were great too, and the service was amazing. Everyone was super friendly and attentive throughout the night. It's definitely on the pricier side, especially considering the portions are a little smaller, but I personally thought it was worth it for the quality and overall experience. We left really happy with everything we tried! I'd definitely recommend making a reservation since it can get pretty busy, especially for dinner. If you don't have one, you can also try walking in and grabbing a seat at the bar. Overall, such a good experience and definitely somewhere I'd come back to!

What a great experience! We took our son and his gf for his 25th birthday. They even printed 25th…read morebirthday on our menus. We all had fun picking our prix fixe options, then shared them so we all got to try everything. The only things I don't have pictures of are the bread (outstandingly fresh, tasty, and served with flavorful olive oil) and the affogato we had for dessert (excellent coffee over a nice local gelato). In both cases we gobbled them down too fast to take pix! We really enjoyed every dish, and while they vary in size and impact we all ended up very full and content. Our server did a great job of helping us decide as well. The setting is unique and joyful- a medium room packed with people laughing and loving their food & drinks. It was a little loud but not annoyingly so, and contributed to the positive vibe. It's a special occasion sort of place, and we'd definitely put Pammy's on our short list for our next special time.

Have met up a few times here, and have to say that I always enjoyed my drinks. The only place I've…read moreever had gochujang in a cocktail! Plus they have one thats really more of an icee? Really, just pick any, and prepare to have fun, they've got something for everyone. AND, they divide the menu in full alcohol, low alcohol, and no alcohol, which I've never seen before. Service is fast and friendly, and at least early on a weeknight (7/8) there's plenty of tables available.

Suddenly wanted a drink, so…read more.. Tall Order: The same drink as the bar's name, a very beautiful one, like a crystal-clear sprite in the dark. It has the clean and mild sweetness of the Planteray 3 star, the bright acidity of a 10 year Madeira, and the crispness of pineapple skin and lime--overall very refreshing. It also has clarified coconut milk added, but the effect is rather subtle.

Two bars and outdoor dining. Cool vibe. Dark and moody. Upscale but not over the top…read more Espresso martini- like a coffee coolada from Dunkin Blackberry smash- good but very tart Manhattan- good and basic. Pepperoni pizza- very good flavor. Thin crust and crispy.

My local friends told me this is a popular place. Their location is great - right next to the…read moreHarvard Square so lots of tourists come here. Service was very nice and our orders came very quickly. Food was okay. It's a quick eat type of place. We had some sandwiches, salads, and a hamburger. Fries were pretty good. They have some photos of old pubs on the wall and the ambiance is reminicent of the old time eateries. We came on a Sunday and it's pretty crowded. I imagine if you come when there are fewer people you might feel the tavern atmosphere more.

Forage isn't necessarily a cheap spot, but I just had a great experience here and do believe it is…read moreworth the price you pay. My partner and I couldn't decide what to get from their a la carte menu so we ended up going for the four-course tasting menu instead ($85/pp), picking the omnivore and pescatarian options to see if we could try more items. We were actually a little underwhelmed at first, but the tasting menu got better and better after each course. The tasting menu started with some of their in-house pickles and ferments. We had some onion, green beans, and cucumbers, which I wished were crunchier. Each pickle had a good amount of acidity but I wouldn't have minded if the flavors were punchier. The first course of the tasting menu was a salad. Visually it just looked like a pile of lettuce, but they added a savory garlicky sauce and a sprinkle of asparagus salt that allowed the dish to feel refreshing and hearty at the same time. The radishes were crunchy, peppery, and delicious, and we were very pleased to find that many of the later courses also included raw radish. We ended up getting different dishes for the second course, one of which involved deep-fried arancini-like balls of risotto with a creamy sauce, and the other had a cold plant-based loaf served with a vibrant garlic sauce. Both dishes featured some fresh greens that balanced the carby heaviness. By the time we got to the third course, we realized that Forage makes their vegetables shine. The omnivore course came with a steak while the pescatarian course had a pan-fried fish, both of which were also available to be ordered a la carte. While we thought that the steak and fish were seasoned and prepared well, the vegetables stood out to us even more. They weren't prepared in any crazily innovative way but the chefs made the natural flavors of the vegetables shine in a way that complemented the rest of the dish very well. After the third course, we added one optional cheese course ($22/pp) that came with even more radishes. The hazelnut shortbread was super buttery and everything went well together. I was already feeling pretty full and was glad that we only got one cheese course instead of two. Finally, the fourth course had a maple semifreddo with seaweed crisps and a caramel nut sauce. This was amazing and something that I'll think about for a long time! I could really taste the maple flavor in the semifreddo, and the cold creaminess went so well with the salty, crispy seaweed and nutty, buttery caramel. The balance of textures and flavors in the dessert was excellent. Along with the tasting menu, we added one wine pairing ($60/pp). We liked some of the wines so much that we asked for more information about them and learned that some of the wines are imported in small batches. After experiencing how well vegetables are prepared here, I'd love to visit during different seasons to sample their vegetarian menu items.

Amazing and unique spot. Thoughtful and interesting menu with local ingredients. Fantastic…read more cocktails and wine selection.

2026 Boston. Brunch review…read more MILK BREAD MONTE CRISTO -- 18 Pulled Pork, Comte Cheese, Miso-Maple Dijonaise, Roasted Strawberry Jam (Highlight - Best) SECRET BURGER* -- 19 Our 8 oz. House Creekstone Grind, Your Faith, House Made Roll GRILLED SWEET CORN BISCUIT WITH HONEY BUTTER - 9 Morning Fog - 16 orange mezcal, pistachio coconut cream, pasubio cold brew Overall, "I'm a fan."

Decent small-plates/sharing kind of place. I think the food is hit-or-miss but the decor is nice. I…read moreenjoyed the steak tartare and was really wowed by the desserts: smoked chocolate bread pudding (super smoky!) and creamy rice pudding brulee. I'd avoid the super popular basil pasta, because it's been overcooked both times I've had it. Service was kinda weird (inattentive, brusque) to us, but it was a busy night.

Wowwwwww! Where to start! Loved this meal. Ambiance and service was incredible. An amazing amount…read moreof options with a vegetarian menu available. We will be back!

We had high hopes for this meal given it was added to the Michelin guide. We came to celebrate a…read morebirthday and were promptly greeted by friendly servers. The ambiance of their new location was wonderful, great for a special occasion. Unfortunately, the food fell a bit flat for us. All of the flavors and sauces were a bit on the sweet side for our taste. We ordered the squash blossom crepes, charcoal grilled mackerel, rigatoni, and dry aged striped bass. The rigatoni was cooked perfectly al dente and was probably our favorite dish of the night. However the mackerel and bass were a bit overcooked. This was fine meal overall, but we expected a bit more refinement given the price.

My order: Huckleberry Pimm, arepa, mushroom fritters, fried oysters, kale Caesar, Hake…read more The Review: Season to Taste provided a top notch dining experience. Obviously we love when food is good, but the dishes at Season are great. Their food is made meticulously with careful attention to detail, and they don't hold back on flavor or garnishes. They have a ton of gluten free and plant-based options, and I already have items that I'm coming back to try (hello, gnocchi). The Huckleberry Pimm was perfectly refreshing for the sweltering weather, and everything else was cooked to perfection. Most importantly, the staff were incredibly warm and welcoming, accommodating us with an energetic toddler (she tried all of the food and loved it too). To note for families: they have precisely 2 highchairs so check on their availability in advance if you need one.

Coming her after 7 years is like coming to another restaurant. Food is solid. Farm fresh. Well…read moreexecuted. Service is still very good. All all of our dish. Desserts are not at par. Our chocolate torte was hard. The bread pudding was average. I would come back for the food.

Amazing team continues to wow! Food is artfully prepared,…read morewith fresh ingredients. Great local addition to the hood.

This place is a true farm to table. You can tell what you're eating is incredibly fresh and full of…read moreflavor, and they have a deep care for providing local ingredients and supporting farmers in the area. The menu is slightly adventurous; I found I was scanning the menu for quite some time just trying to decide what to get. I went with the duck pasta and it was good, but not my favorite. The salads were fresh which was nice. It's quite pricey, 3 of us split the bill and we each paid $93, which felt pretty expensive for someone who got a duck pasta dish, and 3-way split the 2 salads and slice of dessert. Only 1 of us ordered drinks. Highlight for me was definitely the strawberry shortcake dessert.