Can't give 1/2 stars so I'm rounding up. We came here on a…read moreSunday night. No problem getting a table. They have a nice drink/beer menu. And then a combo of sushi and Korean dishes. We stuck with Korean, which I'm not super familiar with, and this was a nice restaurant to try! We got two appetizers: Korean chicken wings and pot stickers. Both were very good. Then for mains we got the restaurants specialty, pork bulgogi and bibimbap. Really enjoyed everything. Would definitely go back again.

Service was great super attentive and kind Sabrina was…read morewonderful Deacons nice and very in style Three starts because the only thing that was good was the wings. The flavor of the wings popped with great tastes in your mouth, the tuna and tater tot's was so chewy we had to ask for it to be taken off the bill, the spicy tuna roll had so much panko in it you could barely taste the fish. The rice dish cooked in the hot stone salt bowl lacked flavor Full bar Plenty of parking in back Cc is taken

Took my elderly mom there for Mother's Day brunch last year and I can highly recommend this place…read more Staff was wonderful and very friendly and the buffet was really good and well presented.

We have enjoyed Chef Bill Brady's creative vegetarian masterpieces for years. Definitely high…read moregourmet cuisine in great environs. Sometimes we call ahead to reserve for a 3 or 4 -course fixed menu which he customizes for us. Even on their normal menu, they have fantastic vegetarian and vegan selections. (One does need to look the other way at the entrance, there's a raw meat refrigerator display case on the left :( ) The dessert platters are incredible!

The food was amazing!! Bartender, John was great . Prices…read morewere expected for the quality of the food and presentation. Would definitely recommend to others.

My wife and I, along with another couple, celebrated New Year's Eve at Anna's Table this year. The…read morerestaurant had been on my list for quite some time, as I had heard consistently positive things, and the reviews seemed to support that reputation. In the grand scheme of things, a disappointing restaurant experience isn't the end of the world. That said, as a consumer, I do expect the quality of both food and service to be commensurate with the prices charged. I also understand that restaurants can be overwhelmed on holidays--but I firmly believe that management has a responsibility to accept only as many reservations as the staff and kitchen can reasonably handle. Upon arrival, the location felt a bit unusual, as the restaurant sits on the first floor of what appears to be a senior condo building. Not a negative, just an observation. Parking was easy, and once inside, I genuinely liked the vibe. The space is upscale, well-designed, cozy, and comfortable. It's a large restaurant broken into several rooms, each with half-round booths and its own bar with plenty of seating. Atmospherically, Anna's Table does a lot right. Our reservation was for 6:30 p.m., but we weren't seated until around 7:15. Given that it was New Year's Eve, this wasn't a deal breaker. It then took some time for our server to arrive. When she did, she brought bottles of still and sparkling water that had been filtered and bottled in-house. The water was excellent and a very nice touch. The restaurant was offering a special holiday menu with a good range of options--meat, fish, and vegetarian dishes--with most entrées priced around $30. We ordered cocktails, which took quite a while to arrive. The server mentioned that the bar was extremely backed up. Unfortunately, when my drink did arrive, it was incorrect. The server apologized and took it back, but instead of waiting at the bar to have it remade and promptly delivered, I waited an additional 20 minutes for the correct drink. (All I wanted was a Tioto's vodka martini with no vermouth, which was clearly communicated and confirmed with the server when I ordered it. It arrived dirty with vermouth....) We placed our appetizer and entrée orders. One appetizer was a cup of chowder. After roughly 40 minutes, the appetizers arrived--except the chowder. We were informed that they had run out. While it seemed odd to run out so early in the evening, the bigger issue was that we were not informed ahead of time or offered a substitute before the other appetizers were delivered. That should have been handled proactively. The appetizers themselves were good overall--salads, tuna sashimi, etc.--though the tuna should have been served chilled rather than warm. For entrées, we ordered chicken parm, steak tips, and a pork chop. They arrived about an hour after we finished our appetizers, which felt excessive. Once again, we were told the kitchen was backed up. The chicken parm was disappointing: the chicken was chewy, and the pasta was dry, as if it had been plated and left under a heat lamp too long. The steak tips were acceptable, and my pork chop was fine in flavor, but it arrived about ten minutes after the rest of the table had been served. The explanation was that the chef was waiting for the chop to come to temperature. Unfortunately, this resulted in an awkward dining experience for our group--and the chop itself ended up overcooked and tough. In the end, our experience was poor at best. While Anna's Table certainly looks like a place well-suited for a special occasion, we all left disappointed after spending roughly $200 per couple and more than three hours at the restaurant. I did share my concerns with a (suited) gentleman who appeared to be the manager, as he was greeting tables later in the evening while we were walking out. It would have been far more reassuring to see management actively present earlier--monitoring service flow, kitchen timing, and guest satisfaction--rather than only as the night was winding down. Ultimately, restaurant leadership failed in managing capacity. It was evident not only from our experience but also from conversations around us. One nearby couple joked that they were wondering if they should ask for a breakfast menu given the wait times. While Anna's Table is aesthetically appealing, there is significant work to be done to deliver an experience that justifies its pricing.

been a while since i have been here, tavern atmosphere, lots of dark wood, interesting menu, just…read morehad beers and ordered a reuben very good and a salad with buff chicken for my son, which looked great and was plentiful, got pretty busy after a while, is no doubt impacted by leominster redoing their downtown parking....good food, interesting!!

This tavern is back entrance in the parking lot if you are from out of town! The Wachusett Beer…read moreBattered Haddock was good bottom little soggy. My buddy had the brisket sandwhich which was very good. The specials were good for the season and everything was reasonably priced. Bar service was good. Bartender today gave us good IPAs to try. Good place to go for good food and beer.

We took our newly-diagnosed peanut allergy teenager here tonight for our first restaurant…read moreexperience since diagnosis. We felt comfortable from the first phone call to the food delivery. I highly recommend this restaurant for their attention to food allergy needs. Wonderful experience!

Wow I love this place. The sangrias are amazing and the flatbread pizza is so good that it's the…read moreonly thing I order it now haha. I'm definitely gonna keep coming back and try some new stuff. Ambiance is nice for a date and they're very accommodating with the food. Service is always nice too!

Quesadilla w/ short rib is awesome! Have had it three times…read moreThis local has great service ,fast and accurate .

This place is amazing, I got the Birria Quesadilla and it was SPECTACULAR. The broth like sauce was…read moreheavenly, the best Mexican food. The service was great! They had live musicians with harps and all kinds of stuff that took song requests, and the decor was amazing.

Not classy but not divey. Love the fact that they have an outdoor deck covered and you can sit and…read moredrink and smoke there. Inside has a pool table, tables, tv, and an electric fireplace.

Log cabin is a rustic neighborhood bar run by Shannon, a nice, friendly, quiet proprietor. With an…read moreassortment of beers and spirits it is a laid back place to kick back. It does have a pool table and can occasionally get loud. Food is limited, but it looks like a taqueria has recently opened next. Off street parking is out back

We were in Leominster for a football game with family and we decided to stop to eat before heading…read morehome. I yelped area restaurants and this was the first one I came to that was open on Sundays and sounded promising. When we arrived the parking lot was pretty full so that was a good sign. Inside the restaurant was definitely smaller than it looked from the outside and the sign at the hostess station said 'seat yourself'. We found a table for 6 and waited a little while before someone noticed us. My husband and I both ordered the Rueben sandwich, he got fries and I got homemade chips with mine. The others ordered fish and chips and some kind of steak wrap. The young teen ordered pizza and fries (no surprise there). We got a chili, mozzarella sticks and nachos for appetizers. We enjoyed everything except the teen said the pizza wasn't really good, one of the adults tried it and said it wasn't good and tasted like a Celeste frozen pizza. We would definitely stop again if we were in the area.

i went for months for trivia with my blind friend and while she was on vacation I was banned…read morebecause I wore a shirt that said if "you think I'm a bitch you should meet my mom". I've been going there for years but, because of my biological mother on another team was offended because of my shirt and allegedly "everyone" complained about said shirt I was banned. The food sucks and was overprice. I only went because my best friend wanted to play trivia. negative 5 stars and I will tell everyone what a horrible experience it was.

Great place! Has wine on tap. Where have you ever heard of that?!? I will be back. I loved this…read moreplace from the second I walked in. Friendly service.

Not every town can boast an 80+ year old bar with tin ceilings and tons of character. Fitchburg…read moreshould consider itself lucky to have a place like Boulder Cafe. While this is not a beer bar, all but the most fickle of beer snobs should be able to find something in the lineup of craft beers on tap. Oh, and the prices are hard to beat, everything we ordered seemed to be $4.50. The decorations that have accumulated over the years are enough to keep you amused through several drinks and this is an exceedingly pleasant place to spend a couple hours. My only complaint is that it also serves as a sports bar and the Patriots were in a playoff game during my visit. The only audio in the place at that time was the TV and the understandably excited fans. That being said, Boulder Cafe is a must visit for any bar aficionados who find themselves in Fitchburg.

I love the grinch theme Christmas this bar/ restaurant has and the food is so yummy as well. I did…read morea reservation so we could get a seat and our server was very nice as well

I wish I could leave 0 stars. This place is weird and awful. One particular bouncer needs to be…read morefired. Horrible customer service and the staff give "you can't sit with us" energy despite being old+drunk themselves. Treat your customers with respect if you want their money.