This is my favorite TITS location of the bunch. I've found that service, food quality, and ambiance…read morehere all seem to be a level above the rest. This location sets the bar. For appetizers, we usually always get the wings. They're smoked and then I believe flash fried. Always tasty and tender. The fried pickles are great, too. Having a food allergy can be tough, not here. Virtually anything can be accommodated for, and the managers bring your food over with an allergy alert. For entrees I always get the bbq chicken pizza, or the Cajun pasta. I also LOVE the buffalo mac and cheese, which can feed you for a week. The drinks are very good. The beer menu is huge. I would give this location a 10/10. Always check for see the wait prior to coming. If you're in the area, definitely stop by!

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.

I've been here several times for lunch but this was my first dinner experience at this location…read more At 6pm on a Tuesday the ambience was energetic but not noisy/crowded. We were seated quickly at a booth (always my preference) and our server attended to us right away, I had a glass of sauvignon blanc and we quickly settled on the grilled scallops with risotto. We weren't in the mood for the veggie advertised but the server was happy to accommodate a swap for spinach. Both of us enjoyed the meals--the scallops were grilled to perfection, the spinach steamed and hot, and the risotto creamy and tasty. Parking can be a little tricky as it is shared with a number of stores in a strip mall, but you may just have to walk a little bit. Burlington has a few good choices for dinner but you can never miss with Seasons 52.

It's a beautiful spot for dinner. I got their pan seered…read moresalmon with vegetables and marble potatoes. My wife for the trout. The salmon was blackened on a cedar board - the flavors came through big time. When the desserts came out - I thought it was a mini display - but it was not. I began to laugh. I thought it was a joke. They are literally called mini desserts lol. And when they came out, they tasted like they sat in the fridge for a month. It took me 2.5 seconds to complete. Great ambiance Great food Subpar desserts

Love this place! My wife and I recently had our wedding there! Bridgette, chef Brent and Shane…read moremanaged a perfect celebration for us. Everything was perfect, the food, the atmosphere and especially the music!! Hats off to the "12 Bars Band" we are now your biggest fans!! And hats off to all at Johnny's , thank you for making our night so very special!! Cheers Steve & Wishy

I don't often give 5 star reviews. This place was amazing! We were late for our late-night…read morereservation and the staff was nothing but nice and flexible. The waitress (Lana) was over attentive and sweet and also flexible with everything we needed. The band was incredible and atmosphere/vibe overall was top notch. The drinks were great... didn't get food other than house chips and dip which were awesome. Would absolutely come back.

Bazille was quite surprising- usually restaurants inside of department stores aren't that exciting,…read morebut Bazille turned out to be a really amazing spot to grab some food. While we had dinner here, I would highly recommend this spot for lunch. First and foremost, the staff were so kind and helpful. Our waiter helped us to figure out what food to get, recommended drinks, etc. The food was quite good. We ordered a number of appetizers (bisque, brussel sprouts, calamari, and burrata). I think we were all in agreement that the calamari was the best (perfectly fried, great hint of lemon), though the bisque was also the perfect treat on such a cold day. For my meal I had the salmon, which was a pretty big portion. The couscous and sauce were all really good, I wish I had a few more veggies, but this was all around a great dish. The prime rib dip sandwich was by far the best entree on the table. For dessert we had the crème brûlée and chocolate mousse cup, both really good, but the chocolate mousse cup was really well balanced with decadent chocolate and peppermint. The restaurant is relatively small, but it wasn't super busy and had a lot of great options! Maybe slightly pricy, but what a great place to stop into when you're at the mall.

I love being in on the secret of this little hidden gem inside Nordstrom. It's rarely busy and is…read moresuch a lovely respite from the hell that is shopping for clothing :). Popped in for a small bite and beverage and the hostess was an absolute gem. She asked me where I'd be most comfortable sitting. I opted for the bar and ordered a glass of house red. Note: The drinks are crazy expensive. My wine was $16 for a glass. That's the average cost for most of the drinks on the menu. I had a cup of tomato basil soup which was delish, and chicken tacos which were on the small bites/apps portion of the menu. They were tasty. For dessert, I opted for a brownie sundae. It was dry and not fresh. The meals are fresh but pastries must be ordered offsite and just frozen. With the exception of dessert, I'll definitely visit again for a bite!

My family spent 370 with tip. No bread on bare tables…read more Chairs scraped on stone floors. My asparagus was hard and cold. Potatoes not soft enough to eat easily. Son's broccolini was cold. Steak was good though. Small portions. Not worth the money though

I happen to be in the area for work and we ended up eating at the bar in the hotel and I will have…read moreto say this place had amazing food , definitely a good spot to hit for lunch and the quality and portions were so generous. I started off with a wedge salad which I thought was a starter but it was so big it would have been a main entree and since I didn't realize the size I also ordered the club sandwich which was also huge and so good especially with the fries. The service was super fast and everyone was very friendly and it wasn't real busy so it was quiet and very relaxing definitely a spot I will go back to.

I was not impressed. The grouper and my uncles steak were cooked perfectly. My knock on the grouper…read morewas it didn't have a "char" as advertised but still was good. The rice was undercooked... like very undercooked and the carrots weren't consistent. They also forgot an order. My crab cake was delicious but it was more like a crab like which was fine. The salad it came with was 1/4 wilted and brown... wth, for nearly $30 they could pick out the junk. Service was above average for the "type" of restaurant this place was pretending to be.

Spent a 28th birthday celebration as first-timers here. The inside is open and modern--not terribly…read moreintimate if you're hoping to be sequestered from other diners. Tables and half booths are the seating arrangements. Our server, Samantha, and her back waiter, Liam, were attentive and friendly. They were available when needed but kept a low profile. We started with calamari and the pork belly with Brussels sprouts slaw (my fav). The bread service is a mix of warm white & pretzel rolls with whipped butter. Food was excellent (the lobster mac n cheese was the overall fav) amongst Mexican corn and cauliflower gratin. The mashed potatoes were excellent and sturdy! Our filets were excellent and the birthday girl had the scallops over risotto. I thought the risotto looked a little wet, but she didn't complain. The slice of flourless chocolate bd cake with candle was a nice offering. We added the vanilla bean cheesecake with blueberry compote and a PB Budino that was reportedly decadent (and easily shared between 2 people). A crème brûlée was also consumed! Cocktails were also very good and they didn't skimp on the booze!

Came here to celebrate a few birthdays and had a great time! The staff were kind, professional, and…read moreefficient. Ambiance was classy and definitely more upper scale. We came here with a reservation for 4 and got seated quickly. Menu had a good selection of dishes and we got a few apps to share. Free bread was great - warm and fresh. Calamari was decent and the seafood platter was well-presented and had good quality ingredients. The steak was excellent which is to be expected and the sides were tasty. Overall, we had a nice meal and probably will return if celebrating another night again. The prices lead this to be a once in a while meal for us personally, but it was a great meal nonetheless.

At the bar at The Capital Grille, we settled in just right,…read moreFor cocktails, laughs, appetizers, and a smooth relaxing night. Then Noel and Ana took the service to another level still, Turning simple drinks and dinner into memories with skill. Noel kept the glasses flowing with charm and perfect pace, While Ana brought warm energy and a welcoming grace. Every plate was spot on, every cocktail mixed with care, The kind of team that makes you glad you chose to stop there. No rushed feeling, no missed detail, just hospitality done right, Making appetizers feel like a five-star feast tonight. Their smiles, attention, and personalities truly stood apart, The kind of service that stays with you long after you depart.

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.