Fair food. Fast service. Friendly people. Could expand their menu a little. Parking is a problemread more

I want to start by saying GSC is great!!!…read more Today was a disappointment... My hash omelette wasn't the best. The eggs were stiff (maybe they were carton eggs not fresh cracked) and my hash wash so BURNT ( I like my hash crispy, but this was past that) I couldn't even eat it.

Stopped in for brekkie and waited aboutb5 minutes for a table for 5. Waitstaff is super friendly…read moreanf very attentive. Its a real experience from the music, artwork and the way everyone dresses, a total throwback. Menu is great something for everyone. We were all happy with our selections. Food was hot, served quickly & delish. We'll worth checking out and if not for brekkie then definitely lunch

Think of the spongebob episode with the giant paint bubble, but this time, all memories of…read morecharacters, logos, people, etc. from the 60s was shoved inside the bubble so when it exploded, all the walls were covered in everything 60s - this is how I would describe my first impression when I first walked into this diner. It's colorful, it's groovy, it's bright, it's nostalgic. Even the employees are wearing shirts with funky themes and patterns. There are TVs showing shows from back then. The floors are checkered, the ceiling is silver, the chairs are red and the tables are blue. We were seated at a booth, which can more than comfortably sit 4-6 people. The menu is HUGE, think cheesecake factory but for a diner. There's a little bit of everything but the font and everything around it makes it hard to focus on what each item is. I went very simple and chose the Simon and Garfunkel which included two pancakes or French toast, two eggs, two bacon, two sausage, toast, and home fries for $18.99. After about 15 minutes, our food came out. The bacon could have been crispier, with some parts being wobbly. The sausage was thick, juicy, and savory. The potatoes were a little bland and mushy on the outside. The eggs were cooked medium, just how I requested them, and the englush muffin was a little different than your traditional ones since it didn't have the little pockets of air but it was still good. The French toast was moist, but I wish it had more cinnamon - the egg was the dominant flavor. Overall, it was a very satisfying breakfast. There is plenty of parking as it's in a plaza

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.

This easy accessible quaint restaurant for breakfast and lunch seems to be busy often and most…read morecustomers are definitely regular! The Staff super friendly and helpful! Great location directly across from the ADAMS HOMESTEAD! The area brings alot of foot traffic and a great spot to chill! Food is abundant and tasty and the kitchen works hard to give you a meal that's filling and tasty and definitely satisfying! Plus a short walk to downtown Quincy Center. Enjoy!

The food was exceptional and homemade Corn Beef was so good. The best one I ever had and I've had…read moremany a Corn Beef Hash. The waitress was so attentive but not over bearable. The place had three to 4 rooms for seating. Plenty of room and not crammed. Laurene was too nice. It was my first time and it was very enjoyable just sitting there and eating. I will tell my friends and I will be back.

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.

Yes, I would go back. Coffee is very good. My eggs, Benedict and every good it was a very clean…read moreestablishment

My friends and I ventured out of the city and decided to stop by Skillet for brunch. Sometimes it's…read morerefreshing seeing how much cheaper restaurants can be if you just drive a few towns away. Can't beat the portions either We tried a few classic options, which were all delicious. The vibes at Skillet were perfect - a bit old timey and classic. The service matched the vibes too. It's one of those places where you would expect the waitress to call you by some kind of endearing nickname. Not sure if I'll be in the area again anytime soon, but I'd be happy to come back!

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!

My husband and I stayed in Quincy for a wedding a couple of weeks ago. We had a couple of free…read morehours during the day so we decided to check out the area nearby our hotel. After doing a quick TikTok search, I was prompted to try out this chicken sandwich from Rubato. We walked over and actually missed it on the street because it's so tiny. After realizing it, we turned around and to our surprise, there were several people inside eating and others waiting. This must be a good sign. We walked in and it was the most casual, laid-back establishment. The green color scheme and plants gave it a more earthy vibe, which I absolutely loved. Since we didn't necessarily know what to order we decided to split the fried chicken bolo. When I tell you, I have not stopped thinking about that sandwich since I ate it, I'm not kidding. It was absolutely delicious. My husband, who was resistant to even going in the first place, kept telling everyone around town about it. We will not skip a beat when in Quincy next to visit this establishment. Thanks for an awesome experience.

First, a caveat: I didn't grow up with Hong Kong cafe (茶餐廳, cha chaan teng) nostalgia, and I'm also…read morebiased. Ever since Double Chin Restaurant in Chinatown closed (may she rise again), I've been on a mission to find a worthy fried chicken bolo bao. My friend and I trudged into Rubato on a cold, rainy day, hoping for a replacement. Spoiler alert: we did not find one. We ordered four items: rice rolls with curry fish balls, an egg custard lava bun, Ovaltine French toast, and the fried chicken bolo bao. The rice rolls were mild but fine, topped with enough cilantro and scallion to keep it interesting. The lava bun was hot, gooey, and did its job. (GOOD JOB, LAVA BUN!) The Ovaltine French toast? Eh, it aite. But here's the heartbreak: the chicken bolo bao. The chicken wasn't hot; it had that "sat around" feeling. And the bun? Just a dressed-up brioche, missing that true bo lo bao magic. A brioche bun with a crackly top is not a bo lo bao, my dudes. In short, everything was edible, but nothing made me want to come back. (It's not like watching like a hawk for an empty seat and swooping in the moment one opens up is any fun.) The chicken deserved better.