I was in the area for yet another specialist appointment and was not feeling in the best spirit…read more Since it was a fasting appointment, I was pretty hungry so the hubby brought me here. I don't know if I was starving, unhappy or what but this place and meal hit the spot and hit it hard. I thought I deserved a drink so I got a Guinness, which was thankfully on tap so yah! I got the bourbon steak tips with steak fries and opted for a garden salad instead of the green beans - yes, yes, and yes! Steak tips were perfectly flavorful and cooked just right for my taste. I really wanted fries and (unlike some of my family/friends) I actually like steak fries and they were cooked up just the way I like'em (crisp outside, not too mushy on the inside). The salad though, yah it was basic and yet not - all kinds of different colored tomatoes which actually had great flavor to them, and it was not just a couple but quite a few and they were "fresh". That is basically what I loved about the salad - not your typical anemic looking/tasting salad but with mixed greens (not just lame looking iceberg) and full of other veggies. The server also could not have been nicer (like I said I went through a lot that day so seeing a friendly face was nice) and always checking on us. I think we made a great choice in stopping here - it was a 4:30 on a Tuesday and it was busy. Good sign!

Bottom line... it doesn't get much better than Dillon's Local…read more My only gripe is that it's a little small, so if your timing isn't right, you might be waiting for a table -- but honestly, that's part of the charm. It has that cozy hometown pub feel: sports on, music playing, and a great local vibe. The staff treats you like you've been coming in for years, making you feel like a regular right away -- and that's definitely a good thing. Homemade comfort food that hits on every level, a delicious menu from top to bottom, and a drink menu that complements it perfectly. And by the way... the Guinness pours well!

Table of 8, didn't order alcohol, waitress never returned once we got our food. Food was great, but…read moreentire table had empty glasses when she next came with the check

So happy to say it feels like the good old days again. The pub atmosphere is warm, relaxed, and…read moreexactly what you want when you're craving a casual night out. Their garlic parm chicken tenders are still one of my absolute favorites -- consistently delicious. We also love stopping here in the summer after leaving the Plymouth waterfront with the boat. It's such an easy, laid-back spot to land, and there's plenty of parking which is a huge plus. And I have to say -- I LOVE their salads. Fresh, generous portions, and always satisfying. LOVE the patio Great vibe, solid food, and back to being one of our go-to pub spots.

Like its namesake empire, the British Beer Company's Plymouth location is one of the few, if not…read morethe only, remnants of a domain that once spanned a good portion of coastal Southern New England. There are numerous stories in various media about the decline and fall of both. Much like Britain itself, the BBC Plymouth remains a small but lovely place to visit, partake in a bevy of local and global beverages, and engage in some traditional games and revelry on the second floor. On the last night I was there, Jenga was a particularly popular pastime, as were darts.

We always go here on family reunion the service is always amazing and fast . I love the restaurant…read more Nothing has changed inside or outside since I've been there. My food was so good I will be order this next time !

Upbeat sportsbar and wings-focused eatery in the center of the busiest area in town. Good mix of…read moreregulars and tourists, with an atmosphere that's lively without being rowdy. -- Wings: Got an order of 12, and big props for allowing 2 flavors (not always a given). More props for their recognizing the wings were on the small side today, and compensating by tossing in a few extra. Classy. Good crispness, good tenderness and juiciness, which is even more impressive on a smaller wing. Strong flavors, with the Hot Mess Buffalo having enough heat to command your attention but without being a challenge. Mango Habanero mixed heat with sweet. -- Fish Sandwich: Giant piece of fish, curling out and up, crisp outside, moist inside. Aside from the coleslaw, my wife was very happy with it-- which is rare. Shoestring fries were a typical frozen version, but well executed. Service was great, even though (and actually because) it was not flashy. Syd anticipated our every need without resorting to the typical cliches. She slid in and out to refill water, take plates, bring napkins, and ask about beer refills with understated grace and efficiency.

Didn't eat but yo!!! The bartender was quick and super-nice at the table top! I can't go without…read morerecommending... give it a shot when in Plymouth... And!!!! Yes, super cool live music!

I'd say Sandy's is a solid beach shack and you can't beat the location. They've got cocktails and…read morethe food isn't bad. Today my daughter and I shared the seafood combo platter. Fries were OK. Onion rings were not good IMO (onion stayed too raw, though the coating was decent). The fish was quite good (although it wasn't beer battered, but it wasn't breaded either). The shrimp and scallops were decent and while I factually know people think their fried clams are quite good, I've confirmed, yet again, that I just don't like clams. I think my boyfriend's chicken fingers may have been my favorite though Followed by the fish, then the shrimp, then the scallops.

Meh, food takes a decently long time to come out even with a small customer count. The direct…read more customer service was also meh.

Excellent service, consistently delicious food with large portions, fair and reasonably priced and…read moreyummy martini's. Older, more sophisticated vibe with the best bartenders on the South Shore!

Good drinks. Really nice ambience. If you're out for a drink, ok. You'll pour your own beer from…read morethe bottle to the glass. Service is good too. And the servers are very personable. Food? Meh. Snacks and a smash burger is about it. The burger was ok. Not great. Ok. I'd come back for drinks. I wouldn't suggest coming here for dinner.

Outside atmosphere is beautiful. Food is marginal. I had a swordfish steak that was over cooked and…read morenot seasoned well at all. With a huge hunk of unseasoned broccoli. Disappointed

I planned a trip to the Cape, and while driving from Boston Logan airport to Eastham, Plymouth…read moreseemed to be a logical midway stop for lunch and to see the town. People debate whether Plymouth Rock is worth a detour, but I found it to be an interesting stop with a gorgeous waterfront view. While in Plymouth, we enjoyed a wonderful lunch at East Bay Grile. The restaurant gives off a country club vibe with valet parking, a classic darker indoor dining area, and a wonderful bright outdoor patio with appropriate background music. I had the fried shrimp dish with onion rings and fries, a very tasty meal and a wonderful value at just $23. Our lunch averaged about $35 per person all in including drinks, tax and tip. I would highly recommend that people swing by Plymouth when visiting the Cape, especially if flying through Boston. If you do go to Plymouth, East Bay grille is the place to go for a wonderful meal.

Tasty quick solid burger with lotsa topppings…read more "Triple cheese with all the complimentary toppings..." works great for me

I went into the restaurant with children and adults. The place was not busy and we delivered our…read moreorder. 20 minutes later the waitress came back claiming our whole order had disappeared! There was no offer to make amends. 15 minutes later the food came out. My veggie burger was terribly burnt on the bottom and edges. Everyone agreed that the sweet potato fries were burnt and over salted. We will never return.