I've always looked forward to their delicious chicken pie. Well, it's no longer the traditional pie…read morewith a flaky crust--it's more like a shepherd's pie with mashed potato and crumbs. I found that to be extremely disappointing. Why ruin a good thing?

Turkey dinner was very disappointing. The turkey was not carved from a turkey but had to be from a…read moreturkey loaf that had been injected with gel. it was not what I expected. The mashed potatoes, green beans, and gravy very good. Also, the deep dish apple pie was delicious.

Haven't been back here for ages, used to be a place you buy food by the weight. Now what a hidden…read moregem! Will definitely be back. We took our two younger ones there for a quiet Easter Sunday dinner together. So many interesting things on the menu, we way over ordered. But everything was delicious. We had the pork belly confit, the cheese bread, the octopus, and the parm wings to start. They were all polished off quickly. Our pork belly did seem to have missed a sauce, but we just dipped them with the cheesy bread sauce and was very happy. My son ordered a few different skews and thoroughly enjoyed his Picanha, sausage and cheese and chicken heart. My youngest said the chicken hearts were the best she had ever tried. High praise from a kid loving chicken heart since just a tiny tod. My wife and I both ordered the ribeye over mushroom risotto. We order medium rare and both of ours came perfectly done. Both our kids thoroughly enjoyed trying our steak and risotto. My daughter and I both enjoyed mixing my son's Yucca mash with the risotto. She practically scrapped my plate clean. We all had our eyes on the pineapple, but all agreed we were overstuffed and will defer to next time. We even had leftovers to bring home to one happy Puppy. Will definitely return!

Tucked away in Marlborough, Ember & Alma is a hidden gem and a secret worth keeping, yet it's the…read moreplace you can't stop talking about once you go. Always a warm welcome once you arrive, Ember & Alma is not only a place to get delicious food but a spot where you can feel connected and a sense of belonging. Whether you're settling in for a quiet date night or a leisurely dinner with loved ones, the cozy atmosphere wraps around you like a warm embrace. But it's the food and drink that truly steal the show. The menu is a love letter to Brazilian and South American cooking -- bold, soulful, and bursting with creativity. Every dish tells a story of a rich culinary tradition, taking you on a journey from bright, sweet notes all the way through to deep, satisfying umami. Both the cocktail menu and non-alcoholic offerings match this spirit, offering drinks that are every bit as thoughtfully crafted as the plates they accompany. If there's one dish that captures everything Ember & Alma stands for, it's the bananas bravas. Memorable in the truest sense of the word, they are the kind of thing you find yourself thinking about days later, and the reason you'll inevitably find yourself making a reservation to return.

Practically in my backyard growing up was the 99 restaurant, a fun family dining eatery that a few…read moreyears ago was replaced by West Village Tavern. The interior is still very similar as far as the layout, but obviously a whole new coat of paint and decor instead. It almost reminds me a bit of a seafaring restaurant, but still not that different from how the 99 was with the size, walls, booths, hallways, etc. But there are other 99s and this new restaurant is pretty great overall, especially for a wonderfully flavorful, hearty burger and fries. I also had some of a companion's order, this interesting sesame chicken dish with seaweed salad and a half avocado filled with sauce, which was different and I'm not really sure why it was there, much as I like avocado. The chicken tasted great and was the highlight of that dish. The menu is nice and varied, so I'd be curious to try some of their other dishes, like the pizza. The service is great even when it's busy, and it's a pretty comfortable atmosphere.

The food was ok, it was too hot then when it cooled it was to cold. I liked it though…read more . Service was nice they forgot like, 5 things. It was loud but nice vibe.

Pretty decent spot for Asian food! My family likes to do take out from here and get the sesame…read morechicken. The noodles we got were a bit salty. Overall good experience and staff was really nice.

Food was over the top. At age 82, I have eaten in a lot of Chinese restaurants in Massachusetts,…read morebut by far, this one had the best I have ever eaten. Every appetizer and entree was superb. Hats off to the owners and the staff. Service was excellent and the waiters tip reflected his care and concern fir s customer! Excellent in all aspects. Dick Johnson

Chill Restaurant delivered one of the most comforting and delicious meals I've had in a long time…read more The tomato soup was rich, smooth, and perfectly seasoned, but the real star of the meal was the grilled cheese sandwich -- hands down the best grilled cheese sandwich of my life. Perfectly toasted golden bread with gooey, melty cheese that was absolutely unforgettable. Every bite was pure comfort food perfection. The atmosphere was relaxed and inviting, and the service made the experience even better. I will definitely be coming back for this again!

The best restaurant in Marlborough. All the staff is very friendly. Friday and Saturday have…read moremusicians.

Coach Grill is a fun place for a casual or nice night out…read more Ambiance/Atmosphere: busy, social, and LOUD! Not for intimate dinners. The place is busy and happening. Dark wood, old school vibe. Waiters in classic attire. Nice closed off entry way to avoid massive drafts and precipitation if the weather is bad. Somewhat tight seating between tables. Website recommends dressy casual or business casual, discourages t-shirts, but quite a few folks not following the dress codes. Not so stuffy they'd make you wear a sports coat they have on hand. Service: Fair - not good or great though not awful. Attentive server we had, knowledgable, relatable. Often long periods between seeing her during a prime time dinner reservation. Not a lot of assistants coming by, mostly people delivering food or fill water, didn't have much capacity or scope to help otherwise except to see if they could find our server. Food: Some big hits and some very decent misses. French onion soup a hit. Standard solid execution. Oysters were shucked okay. A little bit more broken shell than I'd like at that price, but more importantly often dry and without the brine. A couple were annihilated in the shucking. Caesar salad was dry without any dressing in sight, didn't have much flavor except for the anchovies which were way too potent without dressing. Crab crusted haddock was a big hit. Delicious. Filet was good. Beef Wellington very good. Perfect beef, very flaky pastry, sauce was excellent -- not over or under seasoned - and juicy mushroom caps. Salmon was fine. Creamed spinach we ordered they ran out of and we didn't get notified until right before entrees came out. Bummer. Mashed potatoes were sad -- tasted like they were powdered from a box. Very little butter, under-seasoned, watery. Didn't finish half of it. Drink: Decent wine list. Not as extensive as I was expecting given their awards. Prices were often pretty high. 6oz and 9oz pours for some inexpensive by the glass wines was shocking. Some good deals to be had in the Portugal/Italian sections. Price: High for the value, food, and service. Really wanted to give the place 4 stars but the constellation of missteps, disappointments, and price for the experience... just couldn't do it!

My first time at the Coach grill from Brunch and so disappointed. Got the Eggs Benedict and this is…read morehow one of the eggs were served. I am sorry an English muffin with 2 poached eggs then a least have them not look like this. Presentation is everything especially when you pay $24! Oh not to mention the eggs and Home fries were cold, same with my friend who had the omlette. I did not break this, this is how it came out and placed in front of me.

I can't speak to the quality of the food, but the golf course is in very good shape. It is quite…read morechallenging and well worth the money for an outing. They are mostly for members but the public can play on select days of the week (Monday and Tuesday I think) and of course as a part of a special tournament event - which is what got me there. Nice course and nice people.

I went on 2/9/24 with my wife and another couple. We split mussels two different ways (saffron…read morecream sauce and white wine sauce) as appetizers. Large portions and delicious. For entrees we ordered cold smoked grilled pork chop, grilled salmon, seared scallops and prime rib. All in good portions and well matched with delicious sides. For dessert we had flourless chocolate cake and cheesecake with goat cheese and berries in a mason jar. The chocolate cake was great and the cheesecake was ambitious and interesting but a little too much goat cheese for us. The service was attentive, prices were reasonable and the atmosphere was perfect for a relaxed dining experience. This is seriously great dining in Marlborough.

Very beautiful place to visit, I did not check them out but I saw a couple paths to walk on that…read morelooks well maintained. However going in the spring is your best bet to smell the lilacs and get to see all the amazing greenery!

nice scenery. not too much of a walking path or anything. the flowers smell lovely. wouldn't rush…read moreback but cool to checkout.

Went for brunch today and service was awful but on top of bad service was cold breakfast. A group…read moreof 8 of us went in and at the time only one other party there. Waitress could have cared about us - even though I told Paul to put on my card and add 20% tip ahead of us sitting down. Should have been simple in and out event, it was over 90 min for our food to arrive and again, everyone said food was cold. Waitress never asked table if anyone wanted more coffee, water or tea. I believe 2 people asked for side of sausage and got Italian sausage instead of breakfast sausage - wtf? My brother and I tried this place as a possible celebration lunch after my mom's funeral but we were very unimpressed and we picked someplace else. This was their second chance to do better and this visit was worse than last June's visit. I could never recommend this place. In fairness the manager took $30 off for wait so that was fine.

Nosh is Posh! The lounge area exudes a breakfast @ Tiffany's vibe with their swanky blugreen velvet…read morechairs. It's available for private events. They also have outdoor patio seating. The English breakfast w/roasted mushrooms, grilled tomato & baked beans was delicious. I also added on a side of hash browns & yogurt parfait to share. Both were yummy! Looking forward to trying their build your own charcuterie board.

We had the Salmon and also Fish and Chips. Great service and the food was good. My wife loved…read morevegetables and rice sides. I had the F&C's chips were good, fish was perfectly cooked. Great atmosphere and our server was great.

Arriving for a concert right down the street from the venue, 6:30 with a show at 8, dinner was…read morecalled for, simple one page menu. Disappointment soon settled in as chowder was not available, stuck with lighter options, chose the watermelon salad. Super crunch, fresh arugula too. No beer/liquor needed tonight, stuck with the water. Waiter was very attentive from being seated to paying for the tab. Street parking is the best bet. Nice and quiet, no need to raise your voice to talk with your friends.