Stopped by here for a quick lunch before a reserved tour and it really hit the spot. We tried the…read moreItalian sausage and Monster sausage with peppers and onions. Very affordable, for both dogs and one of them as a combo (adds a bag of chips and a can of soda), it came out to $22. Quick service too!

Hot tasty and fresh. The proportions were good and the veggies were perfect. The sausage was very…read moretasty and I liked that it was the right size bun so I had a good bite every time. Wrapped and handed to take it on the go, no complaints!

Six dollars gets you a kebab plate with slightly larger portions than the similarly priced option…read moreat Karo's. The chicken tastes exactly the same, incredibly juicy and lightly seasoned; the pilaf is similarly flavorful. The pita was soft and chewy. The only letdown here is the salad: a handful of chopped lettuce with a chunk of tomato and a few pieces of bell pepper, smothered in feta and what tastes like regular ol' ranch dressing. There was no one in line when I arrived at 1. Give 'em a shot if you're looking for a fallback.

Another great, cheap lunch option in the Downtown Crossing area. I got the $5 lunch special, which…read moreincludes a chicken kebab roll up, chips, and a drink. The rollup was quite tasty. Next time I will try the chicken kebab plate and drink special, which is also only $5. I'm also encouraged to check out the actual restaurant too, which is just down the street. The only thing keeping this place from a 5th star is the lack of seating.

GREAT FOOD!! CHEAP!! They serve everything from salad bars, to Papa Gino's Pizza (variety from…read morecalzones, pizzas, soups, and garlic bread), frying section, grill bar, burrito/taco bar, and healthy food section where they serve a bowl of healthy options menu daily changes. In good amount of bowl of food for less than $12. They even have sweets and cakes section. Sushi or rolls area is hidden near next to the healthy food section (the area is on the left side of the cafeteria where you come from the outside.) Worth to explore. HIGHLY RECOMMEND. Overall ratings: Food: 8.6/10 Quality of food: 9/10 Price: 9/10 (under $20 you can get a lot to take home as well) Experience: 8/10 Worth to take a look: 100%

This place has wide arrays of dishes ranging from grills, pizzas, delis, panini stations, and their…read moredaily specials. From 6-10AM, they only serve breakfast menu, bagels, salads, cupcakes. After 11AM is when they start serving their lunch-dinner menu. I usually opted fot their burger, daily specials, and pizza option. Today they serve chicken fingers with option of curly fries and reg fries. The chicken fingers are juicy despite being deep fried. The fries is under seasoned but still acceptable.

My family and I had an impromptu lunch at Kelly's while walking around Revere Beach. I have wanted…read moreto try Kelly's and this seemed like a great opportunity. Kelly's is very close to the beach (closer to Wonderland T stop than Revere). It isn't a restaurant (no seating option) but a full kitchen. We had four plain roast beef sandwiches, an order of onion rings and an order of fries. Kelly's isn't cheap, that order (two of the sandwiches were larges) was $60.00. I didn't mind paying for it because the food was very good. The food came out fairly quickly, portions were good and the workers were friendly. The roast beef had a lot of flavor. I would definitely recommend and return.

The lines were a bit chaotic. Our online order seeemed to have forgotten but I'll take 15% of the…read moreblame for participating in an online order. Kelly's requires a bit of research. If you just get the regular sandwich it's ok but sauceless. In its favor, the lobster roll is so good you'd think it was from a crustacean specialist, not a meat seller. And fried hot peppers are a fine element in the calamari. It gets modularity points for slider combo and surf and turf options.

Good acai bowl with quick service, but the acai consistency was a little unusual…read more The fruit was fresh and tasty, and overall the bowl was good. The one thing that stood out was the acai itself. It was cold, but much more watery than I'm used to. Acai is typically thicker and more of a frozen, creamy consistency, so the texture was a little strange. It still tasted good, though. Ordering was easy with a self-service kiosk that accepts tap-to-pay. There's a pickup counter where they call your name when your order is ready, and the service was quick. The atmosphere is pretty simple and casual. There are around seven small two-person tables, so it's more of a quick/casual spot than somewhere you'd go for a long sit-down meal. Overall, a solid acai bowl and convenient experience. I'd come back, but I'd hope the acai is a little thicker next time.

Quality has downgraded a lot, especially the fries. They…read morealso sold me a bottled pepsi that was dirty and already opened. It was completely flat. Service was good and ambience as well.

Inchu Asian Fusion opened at the CanalSide food hall at CambridgeSide over the weekend. They have…read moreanother location in the Fenway section of Boston. Inchu at CanalSide serves up a straightforward menu of Asian bowls including Korean Bibimbap, Thai Pad Krapow, Vietnamese Banh Mi Bowl, and Japanese Donburi with choice of base (jasmine rice or organic greens) and choice of protein (tofu, bbq chicken, ginger beer, poached salmon), each bowl priced at $15.75 plus tax (in 2024). There is plenty of seating at this spacious food hall. I stopped by Inchu recently and ordered the Korean Bibimbap with jasmine rice & poached salmon. My bowl was prepared to order and all set in 3 minutes. I enjoyed this tasty bowl which was layered with soft jasmine rice, sesame seeds, bean sprouts, green onions, spinach, cucumbers, carrot slaw, pickled daikon, kimchi, soft poached salmon filet and a fried egg (runny). This quickly made bowl had a good mix of tasty ingredients, but not your traditional bibimbap which is served in a hot stone pot (bowl) with the egg and rice sizzling crisp on the sides and bottom of the bowl. I will have to return here so I can try out their other bowls!

We were in Cambridge Crossing for lunch and there were so many options, but this location really…read morespoke to me. It looked as though they were brand new as the sign was temporary and there was no indication of the business name anywhere. The pictures looked good and there was no wait, so I ordered the Bahn Mi bowl with ginger beef and rice. It was prepared quickly, and the presentation was lovely. I very much enjoyed this for lunch! It was sauced and seasoned well. There was so much food I was able to share, too.

The place is now under new ownership and called FAI Canteen. The food is spectacular. the chef is…read morevery friendly. The place itself got a facelift and is much brighter and cheerful. Go now!

As a previous review states, it is now FAI Canteen. Pricing…read moreis a tad high, which is rarely a point on any of my reviews, but if that's not an issue, the BLT was simply delicious, a good size (I didn't ask the type of yellow spread, but I loved it). Service was excellent. The ice coffee had great flavor and I was glad I had it black to fully enjoy it. If you're in the area and either need to run in for something on the go or sit on one of the two high tops in the foyer, thumbs up on this "hidden place".

I have to admit it, Raising Cane's is excellent. I am against chain, restaurants, against fast…read morefood, restaurants, and against flash in the pans. When I asked my daughter what what meal she wanted before we embarked on the trip to drop her off at school she instantly said, Raising Cane's. At that point, I realized I had denied her Kane's pretty much all summer and my goose was cooked. The chicken is moist and warm crunchy on the outside and taste like chicken. The batter has a mild flavor to it the compliments, the chicken. The crinkle cut fries are crisp on the outside and soft on the outside and taste like potatoes. The lemonade is excellent. The coleslaw is excellent. I don't get the big deal about the Caine's m secret sauce, which does nothing for me other people love I don't even know what's in. It is fairly priced. Definitely a better deal than McDonald's or KFC.

Raising Cane's delivers exactly what it promises: a focused, satisfying meal centered around…read morequality chicken fingers. True to its fast-casual model, service is efficient even when lines are long. The tip to order ahead through their app is a smart one and definitely saves time. The signature Box Combo is the way to go, giving you a great overview of what they do best. The star of the show is undeniably the Cane's Sauce. It has a cult following for good reason, its creamy, tangy flavor pairs perfectly with the crispy, juicy chicken fingers. The sides complete the experience: the Texas Toast is buttery and soft, ideal for dipping, and the crinkle-cut fries are reliably crispy when fresh. It's worth noting that the experience can vary. In addition to this, the meal can also feel quite heavy or greasy to some diners. Overall, Raising Cane's is a solid choice for a quick, dependable chicken finger fix. It won't reinvent fast food, but for a tasty, no-fuss meal where the sauce truly shines, it consistently hits the spot and is a great deal for the quality.