Staff was friendly, service was very good, and fast. Place is very clean, and sits across the beach…read morearea with views of water and Boston skyline. I would say my go-to-place if I am in the Boston/Quincy area for fried seafood. Portions are reasonable size and priced. I haven't been here in a couple years, have tried other places closer where I live in Central MA (Kimball Ice Cream) offer fried seafood or Northern MA (woodman's). I would say... other places are just as good or better, bigger portions and just as fresh, priced appropriately. We had the Oysters platter w/onion rings, fried seafood platter and broiled sea scallops. The broiled scallops was a bit overcooked, dried vs the fried sea scallops in the seafood platter was perfect & juicy and plum. The onion rings were okay, had better at Kimball's with more. If I'm meeting with family or friends in the Boston or Quincy area, I pick Tony's Clam box, they don't disappoint, they do get busy on nice days.

I love this place and where it's located it's right across from the Wollaston beach!…read more Came here for a lobster roll! It was ok! It wasn't the best one I've had so far but still it was yum! The meat was a bit rubbery. I still would come back and try some clam stuff though I just had to get the lobster roll because it said "Tony's famous lobster roll." Still if you see this review do not skip out on this spot super casual service was great lots of seating available :).

We loved this place! We came here on a rainy Saturday night in Boston with our cousins. We sat near…read morethe window with a perfect view of Boston. Little did we know, the rain would clear and it would be the most beautiful sunset ever. If you're looking for that - this is your place! The environment was buzzing with young Saturday night energy and it was really cool to be a part of. We sat down at our table and I ordered an iced tea. My husband ordered a beer to start. We spent some time chatting before we even looked at the menu, but our server never made us feel rushed and gave us time to look at the menu. We ordered a clam chowder to start. I ended up ordering the linguini with clam and my husband ordered the poke bowl. The linguini was absolutely delicious. It was a larger serving than I expected, but they provided a good amount of clams in it - which was great! My husband had never had poke before and admitted that it was delicious. This will be a recommended place when visiting Quincy in the future.

-1 is my rating. I gave Reel House another try. I'm…read moreapparently a glutton for punishment. The food was beyond horrible. The burger was like a hockey puck, and the $47 lobster roll had maybe five tiny pieces of lobster. What made it even worse was watching people around us send food back, complain to the staff, and even walk out because it was so bad. Clearly, we weren't the only ones disappointed. I honestly don't understand how this place stays in business. Marina Bay deserves a far better restaurant than this. Shame on both the chef and management. You rely on seasonal traffic instead of building loyal customers, and it shows. Step it up, chef, or step out.

I patronized Burke's in the 1980s, as a college student living with my grandmother, who loved…read moregetting her fresh fish here. The quality was excellent then, and on something of a whim on a recent visit to Quincy, I stopped in for a fish and chips lunch. The quality is just as good as I remembered, and at a surprisingly reasonable price given the catapulting of prices industry-wide. I joked with the counter staff about the length between visits, and they joked about about not letting it go forty more years -- they might not be around that long! While I certainly won't be, well into my sixties, I sure hope Burke's will.

Service was fast and friendly, the e food was fresh and tasty! Lots of locals and non locals come…read morehere to have the food! Everything was great! The place was quaint but enough elbow room to move around. Love the seafood!

Yum. Yum. Yum!!!! I really loved this restaurant…read more To drink, I got the Spicy Cuke which came with a tajin rim & it was super refreshing, my friends got the Wildest Dreams and it was super light & fruity. To start we shared the Guacamole which came with tortilla chips and some sort of crema which was an nice addiction. When we finished the chips, but still had a guac left, they brought out more chips which was such a nice touch. For our meals, I got the carne asada tacos, as well as we got the fish tacos & the Cali Bowl and I really have no notes for any of the them! the tacos only had 2 in each dish but they were filled enough where it felt like enough food for a meal, and the bowl was large and a huge portion! We sat outside and while it was a beautiful day, the high top chairs were super uncomfortable, the actual seat was so small & they had no back, we found ourselves feeling pretty uncomfortable quickly. Overall, a really good spot for a good meal in Marina Bay & I can't wait to go back!

came here on a date with my partner and honestly such a good pick. we got the fish tacos, sunset…read moreroll, poke nachos, and the seasonal sangria and everything was a hit. the sangria is made with watermelon puree and it does not taste artificial at all like other places tend to do. it's light, sweet, and so refreshing on a hot day, exactly what you want when you're sitting outside. the fish tacos were really good, the fish tasted fresh and the amount was just right, not overpowering at all. squeeze of lime on top and you're set. the sunset roll was my favorite though, it's a spicy tuna roll and the heat really just comes from the jalapeño but i'm not complaining because it was a 10/10. the poke nachos are a perfect summer snack appetizer, they have cuts of mango and avocado with marinated tuna on top, really good. only thing i would say is i wish there was a little more of the spicy mayo unagi sauce and more tuna to nacho ratio but still really good regardless. The service there is decent, but we only saw our waitress a few times and had to order another item & obtain the check through the manager walking. we sat outside on the pier overlooking the boats and the view is gorgeous. like you're already eating good food and then you look up and you have that. really hard to beat.

The best fresh fish,fried, broiled Great meals…read more John and George great service great guys

Not happy about my experience with this place today. I decided I wanted some fried clams, and…read morerather than go to two of the mainstays in the area, The Clam Box or Tony's Clam Shop, I figured I'd give this place a shot. So I go to their website and they have a large order of clams listed at $31.95, and I'm really in the mood for a big plate of clams so I say "what the heck" and order the large. When I arrive to pick up the order, there's a paper sign hanging by the register listing the prices for clams, and suddenly I find out the price I saw on the website was $8.00 dollars! less than what they were actually going to change me, $40.00. Since I have a sense of honor, and didn't want to just walk out without paying for my order, I paid for my takeout and left. Once I got home and opened my order I could see that it in no way resembled what you would expect is $40 worth of clams, I Get clams all the time at The Clam Box and Tony's for prices much lower than this and the amount I was looking at simply didn't justify that ridiculous $40 bill. Now there are other seafood takeout restaurant out there (such as Fred's for example) that allow their prices for clams and scallops to fluctuate with the market. And ALL of them list "Market Price" in the price area of those items on their website. Fish & Chips might show a set price but clams and scallops have "Market Price". Other shops like The Clam Box and Tony's list a fixed price for their clams and scallops on their website, and they HONOR that listed price. Adam's Fish Market does neither of these things, and I can guarantee they will never be seeing another order from me.

Can GREAT food & GREAT service still be found at a restaurant? Look no further as you'll find BOTH…read moreat Dotty's Kitchen & Raw Bar. Not being from this area, I was very interested to try the food at Dotty's. Not only did it exceed my expectations, I will travel back here for another dinner. What made Dotty's so exceptional....from the bolognese (with homemade pasta), to the smash burger sliders, to the desserts to the out of this world A+ service by Deb and Marina. I asked to speak with the GM - Emily - to congratulate the team at Dotty's. Emily was beyond kind and gracious and thanked me for the feedback. Dotty's is 100% worth the visit. What are waiting for...go make a reservation!

Dotty's is delightful!…read more Everything you want from a restaurant Dotty's has. Formerly known as The Townshend, this Quincy local restaurant is the best place for exceptional service, fantastic food, creative cocktails and am Ambiance that will sure impress any date. This might be my 3rd or 5th review because why not! When you find a place that you love you brag about it. For starters we shared their fried pickles with their homemade ranch dressing. We also love their stuffed dates. For entrees, I had their Salmon which is always cooked to perfection. My husband's had their Steak Frites which he enjoyed very much. Dessert is always a tough choice since all of them are excellent but this time we went with their brownie sundae. After plenty of glasses of wine and some dirty martinis let's just say we didn't want to leave but it was getting late. If you have never been to Dotty's or their other restaurants I highly recommend checking them out! Cheers

Seafood was good. We had the fish and chips. The mussels was good but needed more heat.read more

Good service, but food was lacking unfortunately :( Great…read morevibe on the water, perfect spot to see a sunset. Meal started off strong with bread and tasty drinks, but apps and mains (calamari, chicken parm, fried clams) were below average. Chicken parm was especially disappointing - sauce and cheese weren't amazing and pasta was overcooked. Fried clams tasted good but they weren't crispy enough and there was too few provided. Would visit again to grab a drink, but would be wary of trying food there

Our first visit to Boston. Our first visit to North End. We used Yelp! To pick out a dinner spot…read morebased on ratings and restaurant description. Even before we got to our spot, we saw this tiny little place with an open air kitchen and a line of people almost a block long waiting to get in. My wife commented, "that's the place we should be eating....". Now our dinner wasn't bad, but truthfully, being 1/2 Sicilian, I've been eating home cooked Italian food my whole life. It takes a pretty great plate of pasta to move the needle for me. Again, the spot we picked was fine, but I kept thinking about what my wife had said earlier.... The next evening we weren't in the North End, but we found out the place everyone was waiting in line for was called The Daily Catch, and the REAL great news was they had a 2nd Waterfront location close to where we were hanging.. we snagged a table for two and had the meal we were looking for the first night. P.J. was our server and he was fucking great. Friendly, funny and honest, he made great recommendations and we were NOT disappointed. I ordered the Aolio Olio with calamari and black squid ink pasta. Absolutely amazing! My wife ordered the Scallops and Linguine in white sauce and again, it was lights out. Four days later we returned to North End - for our last day in town - and remembering the line, we decided lunch might be the safer bet to try and avoid the crowds. Imagine our surprise when we were seated by P.J., who waited on us during our first visit. As cool as their waterfront location was (it was definitely bigger), their North End spot has just got this vibe.... Now the weather was PERFECT during our lunch - sunny and in the 70's. We sat just off the street and ordered the Lobster Fra Diavolo (P.J.'s recommendation again). Again, he knocked it out of the park... and the serving for one person was more than enough for two. It was literally one of the best plates of food I've ever eaten. The Daily Catch in North end literally seats 22 guests and is cash only. There were three staff working the tiny space, and the open air kitchen and super friendly chef (didn't get his name) all added to what ended up being a truly unique experience. This place is no joke. If you're in Boston, and you want fresh and delicious Italian seafood... look no further.

The black squid ink pasta with aglio olio is amazing! Algio Olio is a sauce with ground calamari,…read moreolive oil, and sautéed garlic which gave it a lot of flavor. Go for the full size and not the half order. You will thank me for it later. We added scallops to it but honestly the pasta itself was so good already, the scallops didn't really add much to it even though they were very well cooked scallops. We also tried the Littleneck Siciliano (which is a plate of clams in a lemon? sauce) and that was also delicious. The last entree we tried was the linguine with clams and calamari. This was good but nowhere nearly as good as the black squid ink pasta. I didn't give this restaurant 5 stars because seating was cramped, very limited workers, and the wait was long for getting a table and food. I would avoid this restaurant for large groups or families with kids. I really wish they had a reservation system but I can see how hard that will be with the few workers they have. Oh, and don't forget your cash as it is CASH ONLY.