Food was great!! Ordered peppery fried shrimp, fish, and pork chops along with regular items and…read moreeach was seasoned to perfection and crust/coating had that nice crunch that I like. Service was great as waiter answered all our questions and helped us with drink selection. The place is just right not too big or too small and even short people like me can reach the bar. Also, the music selection on the jukebox from regular customers was great and had me humming and singing in my seat. A great place to eat and will recommend to all my family and friends.

Very comfy, cozy restaurant. This place is immaculate! I didn't take pictures of our food as we had…read moreit to go. We did have a drink at their bar. So friendly and right on top of things. Prices are medium to high. Handicap accessible.

Love the food Love the restaurant…read more Service is great and prices are reasonable. Gone back 4 times and quality is consistent

Went there for lunch with a friend…read more We were seated very quickly. Order was taken quickly as well. No bread service to the table. I ordered the Vegetarian Pad Thai -- portion was huge. Noodles were over cooked and somewhat goey. Broccoli was near raw. My friend ordered Pad Thai with shrimp and chicken. Shrimp was a bit tough. Not the best Thai food I have had but it was decent. If you are in Peabody Square and have a craving for Thai food -- come here.

Me and my Grammy love Sawasdee! We're always greeted so kindly by the staff and the food is always…read morefresh and flavorful. I love the pad Thai and the hot tea! I like the decor and lighting as well, it creates a cozy but sophisticated feeling which is nice. The takeout is just as good too.

Hadn't been here in a few years so decided to check back in recently. My wife and I dined in…read more Food was as tasty as I remembered, but some issues remained that would prevent me from visiting more regularly. My main gripe was with the green curry (my favorite Thai food): I asked for it "extra spicy". The waitress then said, "okay, so 3 spicy, medium?" And I said, "no, extra spicy. As many spicy as you can make it, I like it very hot". Well, the dish arrived and it was pretty mild. The curry also didn't have a lot to it. Green curry normally has a lot of vegetables, but there were maybe 1 or 2 tiny pieces of bell pepper, a few peas and green beans, but most of the vegetable was the bambo shoots. I'd like to see more "green" in my green curry. The amount of chicken was very weak too, especially for a $17 dish. So overall, the portion was small, at least for a full grown man like me who wasn't about to shell out for a bunch of appetizers on a weeknight. They normally include white rice with the curry dishes, but I remembered that it's always a pretty weak portion, especially considering this is what you need to make the curry dish more substantial in the absence of other ingredients as mentioned above. Instead of ordering an extra white rice, I decided this time to order a side of the sticky rice. Big mistake as it was so tough that I couldn't even get my fork in it. I've had sticky rice before but never had to cut it with a knife. I had planned to integrate it with my green curry but it was obviously a poor choice for that. Not worth the $4, despite the fancy little box it was presented in. My wife's mango fried rice was overall more worthwhile as it seemed more substantial and had a nice flavor. She saved about half of it, which was a pretty good amount for leftover. However, they came back out with a tiny box that made us suspect that they didn't really package all of it. Lastly, we didn't order anything with uncooked greens given the cyclosporiasis outbreak that's currently all over the news. Somehow, I ended up with a piece of lettuce on the table (perhaps stuck to the bottom of one of the dishes - not sure if that's a dishwashing issue or if there's just pieces of lettuce sitting around the kitchen). So that was a bit off-putting. Still, overall this is better than some of the Thai places I've been to. If you go, try some of the iced tea flavors like mango or ginger jasmine - very sweet but in a good way.

1 star for the store. 4 for the driver. First time trying this place and ordered a pizza and fries…read morethrough grubhub. After placing the order and paying, i was advised that they were out of the pizza i ordered. No call to offer a different pizza, they just cancelled the pizza. Driver was sent to deliver an order of fries, which were not cooked well done and crispy, as i had asked. Seems like it wouldn't have taken much effort to see if i wanted a different pizza, or even just send the wrong one. underwhelming, unlikely to give them a 2nd chance.

I have been ordering with Summit's Place in Middleton for a couple of years now and they have never…read moredisappointed! I order many lunches for my co-workers and me and I will continue with Summit's Place as I always gt such rave reviews from them. Their food is always delish, warm and plentiful. Their delivery, even to Peabody, is prompt and timely. They are always willing to go off the reg menu to satisfy all of my co-worker's dietary needs. We love it!!! The ONLY cavate to this is the fees that are assessed are on the heavier side so I wouldn't order unless it is a larger order to help absorb the additional fees.

Good pizza! Always excited to try a new place with good reviews and great prices. We got a large…read morepepperoni pie and it was great! Good cook on the crust and the sauce was very tasty. Service was good, we ordered on the phone and had no issues. Easy to park, pay and pick up, ready within a reasonable amount of time. Service was good and inside looked clean and maintained.

Nice size subs. Food isn't too bad. Cute little spot. Doesn't seem like it gets much business but…read moredefinitely better than some spots I've been to. Cashiers and cooks are pretty nice, laid back. Food is reasonable price.

Return visit to try more of the menu. The server was again Henry, who was fantastic, making…read moresuggestions and giving sizing options when applicable. -- Seafood Scallion Pie: Like a crispy crepe or a Chinese pan-fried calzone, filled with chopped shrimp, fish, crabmeat, scallops, shallots, and bell peppers. Served with spiked soy sauce for drizzling or dipping. Nice change-of-pace item. -- Salt and Pepper Wings: Breaded, fried, seasoned, and topped with black pepper, fresh peppers, and onions. Crisp and juicy, but ultimately not that spicy. Still enjoyable. -- Wontons: Crisp, standard, solid. -- House Asian Noodle: Thin yellow noodles, some bites crispy, some chewy, topped with scallops, shrimp, chicken and vegetables, mixed with a rice wine sauce. I found both the seafood and the sauce (or lack thereof) bland. -- General Gao's Chicken: Bite size pieces, impressively crisp, though slightly dry, tossed in a reddish sauce with a little more heat and a little less sweet than most. -- Shrimp and Lobster Sauce: Nice rendition, sauce thin but not watery, and certainly not gloppy, with gentle pork crumbles, good black bean flavor and whole black beans in there too. -- Pork Fried Rice: Very fresh preparation with decent color, hints of old time flavor, and generous allotments of pork nuggets, bean sprouts, onion, and egg. One of the better ones out there. More of a good meal than a great one, but still good enough to cling onto the 4.

I've seen quite a lot of good reviews for this place, so decided to try it out. The amount of food…read morewe got is good and there was plenty for dinner and for leftovers next day. My boyfriend liked the food, but I'm not really a fan. We got pork lo mein, sweet and sour chicken, bone-in ribs and Thai chicken teriyaki. We called to place a takeout order and went by the menu on their website. I wish there were photos or better descriptions for all dishes. Sweet & Sour Chicken is one of my favorite dishes and it is a main dish (not an appetizer), but this was served as chicken fingers with sauce on the side. While I liked the flavor of chicken fingers and the chicken wasn't dry, I am disappointed that it is the same as ordering chicken fingers appetizer, just paying more. Thai Chicken Teriyaki (chicken skewers) is another favorite of mine. While this was ok, I wouldn't get it again. The chicken was cooked right and wasn't dry, but I didn't get much flavor besides something acidic (like vinegar based marinade). It didn't taste bad, but somewhat bland. It came with peanut sauce, which was completely frozen and also looked very unappetizing, so I didn't even try it. Pork lo mein and Bone-in ribs were not for me at all. They both had weird taste/aftertaste, so I only tried them and can't comment much. My boyfriend seemed to like both ok.

I stopped in with family to grab dinner after my nephew highly recommended we try this place. We…read morearrived shortly after they opened at 5pm and there were already customers inside eating. There was also a constant stream of people getting take out, which was a good sign. We ordered Basil Chicken Stir Fry, Delight of Two, Seafood Fried Rice and Pad Thai. The food didn't take too long to come out and the staff was very attentive, stopping by frequently to refill our water. The food was really good! The Seafood Fried Rice and Basil Chicken were both a little spicy, and the other two dishes were not spicy, so there was something for everyone's taste. I'd highly recommend trying this place if you have a hankering for Thai food.

Food is always freshly prepared and the flavors are authentic. They do not shy in seasoning well…read moretheir dishes and that is absolutely a great thing. Our go to orders include Pad Thai, Beef Fried Rice, and Chicken Satay. For dine-in experiences, the staff are friendly and make sure they check in on you without being too much. The place seems to have undergone some refreshing of interior design which is good.

Rough start but good food…read more It had opened the week before, and there are kinks to work out. Workers were king of bumping into each other, running around, not one steady at register, kept changing. The ice wasn't working, the worker there was complaining about it to me. Though workers knew what to do in their roles mostly, they were not professional at all. Seemed like nice people but no smiles, didn't speak well (English was their first language), some looked sloppy in really oversized shirts, hair disheveled, etc. Greens options looked good, rice was good, braised lamb was pretty good, steak though cut into very small pieces was good. Important to say that when you order two different proteins, you are charged for the 2nd one. The seasonings on all proteins seemed moroccan, the grilled chicken was spicy, not just plain grilled chicken. Seasonings seemed repetitive to each other. Not a huge fan and I really like moroccan food. Sauces were good - tzatziki was great, good hummus, special feta was good. Prices are pretty high, like Boston prices, wish the prices were more prominent, like when buying 2 proteins, didn't know it would be doubled, thought the one serving was split into 2. Inside seating is like eating inside a pizza parlor which was fine. It seemed clean and new. Outside seating is plentiful and nice. Many were sitting outside. We would go back in another month or two. It's a good options. Wish they had the grilled vegetables for a choice on the protein. They simply didn't have some things because they are new.

i love cava, and this new location in beverly is great! very clean, fast & friendly staff, and…read moregreat quality "fast food." shantel went out of her way to make my first visit here fantastic. my second visit was great as well, they are a known chain, yet you can tell they care about their customer experience. so happy cava finally made it to beverly! ambiance: n/a food: 5/5 drinks: n/a service: 5/5 cava: 5/5