This is my second time going to granite street cafe. the staff is really nice and welcoming. Food…read moreis great and also comes out very quickly. It's a great neighborhood diner with a really good menu. They also have a bar. Would recommend checking out if you're in the area.

Things that Granite Street Cafe had going for it which won them our visit:…read more 1) They were open early. 7am - 2pm, every day. We wanted to be somewhere by 8am, so that worked for us. 2) They have a parking lot, just past the intersection, after the building on Water Street. Okay, this was more of a bonus for us, at least initially, but when I got there and saw the streets around them, I even more appreciated it. There's also an entry from the parking lot, but it isn't particularly clearly marked. I read about it on someone else's review, and got there first, so I had time to meander. But is the metal staircase closest to the sidewalk. There was a single waitress, which meant service wasn't the quickest. But she was nice and knew her regular by name. The booths had clear plastic (or glass... I didn't touch them to verify) dividers - perhaps due to the pandemic and social distancing, perhaps not, but I liked them and they seemed a part of the original booths, rather then an after thought. We split a sweet and a savory - double strawberry pancakes (3 pancakes with both berries cooked in, and strawberry compote, whipped cream on the side) $12.50, and Granite Street Benedict (with corned beef hash) $14.50. The sweet was surprisingly not too sweet, while the savory was a bit too salty. We weren't hurried along or anything. And they take both cash or credit.

Kentucky derby nite made us change arrangements. We were originally gonna hit Common market or…read moreDarcy's but they were jammed at 6 pm. So we popped in and got a table for 4. Small bar. A few TVs so we could watch Derby. We had a very nice and efficient waitress whose name eludes me. Apps were bourbon wings and nachos. Both were delicious. I got the fried chicken sandwich with fries that was very good. Had a aioli dipping sauce ...fries come in a small bag ...similar to McDonald style. I loved them. Other entrees were the burgers that I'm told were very good. Good selection of beers. Maine Lunch being one of them.

The service was good The burger was good…read moreThe chicken taco was cold The sweet potato fries were hot The regular fries were cold The short rib tacos tasted VERY salty, and were re-done Didn't care for the pepper app. Stick with the burgers

I go to Liberty Tavern often, and it's consistently great every single time. The owner and staff…read moreare friendly, attentive, and welcoming, which really makes the experience stand out. The atmosphere is relaxed and inviting, it's perfect whether you're stopping in for a casual night out, or meeting friends for a special occasion. You can always count on good service, a comfortable vibe, and an overall enjoyable experience. It's one of those places that never disappoints, which is why I keep coming back. Highly recommend!

Our Braintree-based daughter recommended Liberty Tavern on an early Saturday evening. Familiar…read morelocation on Hancock Street. We had a reservation and were seated right away on a nice large table for the five of us. Nice brick interior, a bit dark for my taste but I am old and couldn't see the menu too well, needed a cell light but super friendly server which always is a plus. Chose the Philly Cheese Steak and got the arugula salad which was fairly large for a side. Sandwich was also good-sized and I only could eat half but the other half made for a nice lunch the next day. Others were happy with their meals, I honestly forget what everyone ordered. The draft beers and other drinks came quickly and waitress was good about keeping our glasses full. Very responsive. Was sort of loud place is my only complaint. Plenty of parking behind the restaurant or on-street.

One of my grandparents favorite breakfast places. The corned beef breakfast burrito was delicious!…read moreThe watermelon lemonade was refreshing.

Great food. Great prices. Great service. The service was fast and attentive. They are friendly.read more

Craig's Café started my vacation off with a bang! This was a standout and exceptional experience on…read moremy first day visiting the Boston area. My friends and I got an early start with sightseeing and touring in the Quincy area, and we found this restaurant on Yelp. It's a very old and beautiful building, quaint. A self-serve coffee bar gave numerous flavor options as as well as sweetener and milks. We had lots of refills and enjoyed every cup. My two friends and I each got something different to eat and everyone raved about the taste and quality. This restaurant is a home run, and I would definitely go back .

Craig's has the BEST Benedict's. The Irish Benedict is insane. Get it with tater tots instead of…read morehome fries, thank me later. The lunch options are also great.

Coffee is delicious, and their food is clearly fresh and made to order. The cafe has a nice…read moreambiance and a good spot to work,eat, or socialize. The team behind the counter was informative and took extra time to make suggestions and bring me my order.

Roots & Roasts is a new cafe in Quincy Center. Easily accessible to the T. We arrived when the cafe…read morewasn't too busy and the worker seemed nice. We tried their Almond Croissant which was mediocre. The almond flavor wasn't strong and the croissant was stale. The black coffee tasted old too. When you're paying $12 for a croissant and 2 plain iced coffees, you would expect way better quality.

Stopped by for Sunday brunch on our way back home to New…read moreYork. Good reviews on yelp n thought we'd try it. No reservations accepted. Said 20 Mins wait but they got us a table in 5 mins. Friendly welcoming staff . Clean restaurant. Had the lobster Benedict w home fries n 2 eggs sunnyside up w toast n home fries. Generous portions of lobster n tasted good. The home fries were good too. Enjoyed brunch. Thank you . Will certainly stop by when we are in area next time.

Kristin's has been a staple in my life for a few years now! They are always so friendly and you are…read moreseated usually within minutes of arriving, even if it's a busy day. As a vegan, I find it hard to enjoy traditional diners, but I always order the super deluxe home fries with no cheese and some toast. There are so many options for everyone. Such a traditional diner vibe - I love it! Cash only but you can Venmo to pay as well. This is truly a New England staple!

The old "idle hour"…read more First time ordering pizza from here and it was okay. I think I would prefer to go in next time and grab a bar seat or table and eat in house. We also ordered their Caesar Salad which was good. I do remember this spot before it was Drifters and it was called Idle Hour which I loved so much. But I will say I am excited that a new pizza spot is now in its place. I think my next time that I try this will be physically at the restaurant. My only concern is that it is very loud. It is a great place to go watch sports for sure!

Grabbed drinks here with a friend on a Saturday night and wow was it busy!…read more There was live music when we first walked in so the ambiance was quite loud... like I could barely hear myself let alone hold a conversation. The place itself was small too so the music really overpowered everything. But once the live music wrapped up the vibes were good! Not too loud that I was screaming over it, but still lively. I got the Heart of Stone which was delicious! Not too sour or sweet, but was definitely a strong cocktail. I had 3/4 of it and I was already feeling it. My friend got an Old Fashioned and she was a big fan! It went down quite smoothly and tasted good too. For $14 a drink, it was a little pricy but honestly I've seen places in Boston charge more. I would recommend coming here to grab drinks but maybe not a spot to catch up because of how loud it was. Would love to try their food as it looked pretty good!

The food was mediocre The service was poor…read more Rude waitress who asked us to leave after being there for 1 hour. Needed the table and "felt bad saying this" All I could smell was marijuana in the restaurant and in the parking lot. Go elsewhere!

Would rate it 4.5, food is good and homey.nice waitress who dealt with my strange uncles…read moreantics.only problem is portion size.some portions were huge,but my French toast was not that big.that might just be me thought .

My husband and I made a pitstop here after trying a restaurant nearby. We wanted a coffee and a…read morelittle sweet treat and this place definitely delivered. We walked into the sweetest aroma of coffee and a cool bakery with notably, unique desserts. We ordered one of the strawberry desserts, an orange Creamsicle coffee, and a tea. We sat down and enjoyed the dessert together. It was absolutely delicious. It was also so beautiful that it was hard to eat because we didn't want to ruin it. Overall, really cute place in town. The staff was super nice, and the ambience was really chic as well.

I was excited to try this place, but it turned out to be the kind of croissants you'd see at an…read moreairport. Not that I have anything against airports, or even Niveaux, but I just found the texture and taste of my croissant a quantum drop from the likes of Lakon Paris, Colette, Michette, Nouvé, Praliné, and others in and around Boston. And ditto the appearance of what was in the case. This is a great place if you want a quick pick-me-up while in Quincy, but-- for me-- not a croissant destination like those mentioned above. I did like the coffee. I really liked the space. Five tables for 4, three tables for 2, and a large group table. And two all-genders toilets.