I hate going to a place who have big political support for someone the Mayor is pushing. The good…read moreis okay the prices are as well. But to see a big sign that bigger than their own sign is off for me.

Food is ok I like their fried shrimp, but their not very welcoming at all. The lady in the front is…read morenot friendly.

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.

We came to Quincy looking for some Asian food. Then, searching through my own Yelp collection, I…read morefound out that I had bookmarked Burke's previously. With a craving for some seafood, we decided to pop in for a late lunch. The whole Burke's team was friendly and welcoming upon our arrival. We asked for recommendations and made some quick selections before the kitchen closes for the day. We opted for the shrimp lunch, oyster dinner, and a seafood chowder. The chowder came out first. The lady was so friendly, making sure we had enough spoons and cups of water. The chowder was thick and creamy with chunks of seafood. I am not usually fans of fried seafood. However, the fried shrimps and fried oysters here were so good that the batter didn't adulterate the freshness of the shrimps and oysters at all. Both were cooked to perfection without being dry. As I was watching the light snow flurries outside the windows, I was thinking to myself that I was lucky to still enjoy some fresh seafood here as the temperatures are dropping.

Great burger. Good Scotch egg. Nice decor and friendly service. We stopped in for lunch before the…read moreSam Adams Brewery Tour. Good experience.

This restaurant first caught my attention during the World Cup, and I was especially excited to try…read morethe haggis and other Scottish dishes. Unfortunately, haggis isn't available every day, so when we visited on a Sunday evening, it was not on the menu. That was definitely disappointing to find out. Instead, we ordered the Scotch egg, sliders, and the deep-fried Mars bar. The Scotch egg was good, but at $13 for a single egg, it felt a bit overpriced. It came with a small side salad, though I think serving two eggs instead would have made it a better value. The sliders were a pleasant surprise. The beef was clearly high quality, and they were the perfect size if you want to enjoy a great burger without committing to a full one. To finish, we shared the deep-fried Mars bar, and it was absolutely delicious. It's definitely a rich dessert, so it's perfect for sharing between two people. I personally would have preferred it with vanilla ice cream instead of whipped cream, but it was still a great way to end the meal. Overall, I'd love to come back and finally try the haggis, but based on this visit, I'd definitely recommend the sliders and the deep-fried Mars bar.

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.

Star fish usually is the best fish in Boston. At first when the new management took over portions…read morewere bigger fish was thicker. I went there today 12/17/25 and the fish was horrible!!! The fish was under cooked and had dark brown spots on the fish from I'm guessing old oil. And the portions were small and the fish was so thin and was really nothing but fish batter. If I didn't have to return to work I would've returned it all and got my money back. I wish I took pix before tossing it in the trash and thinking to write this review. I called to tell them how horrible the fish was and they told me they were going to have the owner call me so I can express my experience. Hopefully the owner actually calls me. Star fish is trash now I'll personally never go back!!! I wouldn't recommend it to nobody else ever again.

Grabbed some large haddock sandwiches from here & im not impressed. Random broken pieces of fish on…read moretop of soggy bread. The sandwich doesn't even taste the same as it used to but it's double the price The clam strip box was really good but the tartar sauce was very watery. Probably will not return for some time

The best fish restaurant you could find reminds me of the olden days. When you went to buy a fish…read moresandwich, you got a fist sandwich, not like these other seafood places. They cut a fish in half and tell you, it's a double

i love the super seafood plate and all of the above. great job!!!!!!!!!…read morekeep up the good work.

Red's might serve the best fish sandwich in New England. The crispiness is crazy. It is a sandwich…read moreyou can only eat in all caps--CRUNCH. Beyond that, it's a super fresh, perfectly proportioned sandwich. And when you account for its emphasis on sustainability, it's the crunchiest, most delicious way to save the oceans. It's a new must for me when I hit Boston Public Market (the best food market in Boston for those in the know.... and also tourists like me who use Reddit and Yelp for food recs).

Seafood so fresh! I liked the map showing their fresh and sustainable process of how they get fish…read morefrom MA fishermen. Had the soft shell crab BLT special. It was delicious with the added lemon wedges squeezed on, and my first time having fried soft shell! Not served with a side but I didn't need one. Counter service in a busy market so nothing special but the food was fresh. Kind of expensive but the quality is obvious. Located in the public market with plenty of seating and other food stands if you want to mix and match your meal. Industrial/wood vibe.

In addition to laziness, I've help up a few reviews because I'm just not sure, and I might be wrong…read morein rating Tony's a mere four stars. The clams were great, well-prepared and full of fresh oceanic vibes. The setting was delightful. But the fries seemed kind of BK-esque. One can get fries anywhere and rarely find clams of this caliber so maybe I'm being overly harsh but I feel like first-rate spuds are part of the experience. It would easier if Yelp switched to full decimalization. The raspberry lime rickey was a fun, unique offering.

Ordered the fish sandwich and the clam chowder. Both of these were absolutely delicious! I love a…read moregood fish sandwich especially if it's a hunky piece of fish. Hunk hunk! It was a hunky piece! Yom! And the clam chowder... the size of the clams in this chowder is not something you can get where I'm from. It was worth every bite! I also snuck a piece of fried oyster and fried clam off my friend's plate. I'm still thinking about its goodness! I wish Tony's was closer to me but it requires a plane ticket!

My favorite Italian in Boston, no competition. Cash only!…read more The Daily Catch's original location in the North End on Hanover St is one of my favorite places to take first-time visitors to Boston. The calamari, squid ink aglio olio pasta, and clam pasta have been my go-to orders since I found out about Daily Catch a few years back. My favorite bite has to be some of their bread dipped in the delicious garlic oil from the squid ink pasta with a bit of the garlic chunks and squid bits. It truly brings me joy. My friend recently recommended I try their shrimp scampi, either as an appetizer or as a pasta dish. This will definitely become part of my regular order - the shrimp are so plump and they're smothered in this savory, rich, garlicky sauce that is simply to die for. All in all, I can't recommend this place enough. Can't speak to their non-seafood options, but when it comes to seafood pasta, there is absolutely no competition. For ambiance, it is a bit tight in there but think of it as your classic mom and pop Italian restaurant, who treat you with such hospitality and kindness like an Italian nonna - quick and easy service

It was a decent experience. It's a popular spot, so wait time was quite long on a Sunday evening. I…read moreknow adding reservations might take away their neighborhood charm, but it could be a better trade off considering the space is tiny. The food was good, but nothing special given the price. Raw clams were fresh and the Frutti Di Mare was great. I typically order fried Calamari, but decided to try the salad this time. That was my mistake as it was definitely not my preference. Overall, this probably wouldn't be my go to spot, but I had a good time. Our waiter was friendly.

Just pulled into Boston on a cruise ship and while walking around wanted something to eat. We…read morefollowed directions to Pete's Dockside, you would never accidentally find it. It looks like you hit a dead end between two buildings, but it's there. Located in a warehouse at the end of the they actually started serving lunch at 10 am so got lunch instead of breakfast. We ordered at the counter and they brought our food to our table when it was ready. We had a smash burger and it was huge and oh my so good. Don't let the location or looks fool you, the food is legit!

We're visiting Boston, and we found this hole in the wall diner to grab a quick bite near our…read morehotel. My Sicilian pizza was large, tasty, and filling. My husband didn't expect his meatball sandwich to taste so good. He said the bread was awesome too. My son, who already had a quick bite earlier opted for a blueberry muffin. They grilled and buttered it, and it was amazing! It's been here since 1982, and locals who work in the area seem to like it as well. It was full when we walked in to order, and now they are back to work.