Sometimes on a windy day in late May, I'm reminded of days when I was a young buck. Margie was my…read morefirst. She was a great time, and she taught me her ways with demanding prowess. I had gone so long without a mate. But when I saw Margie, I felt like an oyster. Margie died of botulism in the fall but that spring we had a ball every Tuesday night, we ate fried scallops and made loving incantations at other--the wind blowing in the sheer curtains. And now, sometimes on a late May Day, I'm to think of those shellfish times; of love and promise and fried confections. If ever I am on the eastern seaboard again, I go to Schooners. Cheers to Tuesday nights, and Fisherman platters :) -- Wendell, out.

Schooners is a great local restaurant with good food, drinks and good people. It's like Cheers…read morewhere everyone knows your name. If you don't know them, you will soon!

We loved our visit to the Beach House. We both ordered a lobster roll with fries which was…read moredelicious - huge pieces of lobster and so fresh! The fries were a mix of regular, waffle and crinkle fries along with some tater tots, which we found to be so unique and fun! My husband has a gluten intolerance and we were able to request a gluten free bun and to indicate his allergy when ordering online without an issue. We loved eating at the picnic tables along the grassy area near the beach along with our puppy. It was so peaceful on a beautiful day. The only downside was a fairly long wait for our food once we ordered - which is to be expected on a beautiful Friday night. Next time we will know to order our food online sooner and then take our time driving over, which is not a problem at all!

Beach house is the perfect place for a grab and go seafood/fried dinner. There are picnic tables in…read morethe grass or you could eat on the beach. Lobster roll dinner was $35 - came with fries. The fries had a nice seasoning and came in all shapes and sizes! Boyfriend reported that the fish tacos were also good. Beautiful spot with a view of the shore. Service was friendly. You order at a to go window, I find it awkward that they ask you to tip at an exclusive to go restaurant. But hey, that's why it's an option! You should check this place out if you are in the area.

We had a great afternoon at The Parrot! The atmosphere was warm and welcoming. The crowd was mixed,…read moreand the music was one of the best parts of our visit. The DJ did an awesome job mixing some of my favorites-Usher, Mary J. and SWV to country and rock, which was alright with me. Our server was friendly. We enjoyed sitting on the rooftop deck overlooking the beach while having drinks. The blueberry margarita and piña colada were both excellent and definitely worth ordering. The food was the only downside. The lobster Rangoon wasn't a hitting, the fish sandwich was just okay, and the fries were too salty. The overall experience, location, drinks, music, and service more than made up for it. We'll definitely be back for the atmosphere, drinks, and rooftop vibes.

The spot is ideal for eating by the water! Parking if you…read morecan find one is all around the Restaurant! It is well designed and appealing to the eye and seems to be well maintained! Sitting at the bar over looking the view toward the ocean is a plus! It wasn't busy at all and there were plenty of 20 something Staff wondering around and chatting with each other and was more like they were out at the beach! We ordered one regular Margarita and two entrees One Haddock Taco and one Fish Sandwich ! Both arrived and looked appealing and it was Hot and tasty! The Bartender was pleasant and basically doing her thing! The food arrived by another Staff member ! When we got the Check like most people they see the amount and pay it, but, it seemed abit HIGH! Almost $80.00 Looking at what we ordered the Bartender charged us for Two Margaritas plus and additional $4.00 for what I have no idea plus then Haddock Tacos on the menu was $20 but was charged $21.00! Then An additional charge for Administration Fee, now that's a kick! So I asked the Bartender to correct the bill, and she just removed $14.00 for the extra Margarita we did not have! Not to nickel and dime the Bill, still wasn't correct but we paid cash on $60 and left $10 tip which I think was a bit much! First and last time dining here for sure! But I know they don't need MY business cause it will always be a place to go and dine on the beach.

Perfect spot across from the beach. Food was tasty. Fresh…read more Real. I'd suggest the salmon taco w/mango sauce.

We were in the mood for lobster rolls so tried Hull's Kitchen's outside patio overlooking the…read morebeach. Big mistake! Menu Read: Lobster Roll, on toasted roll, served with coleslaw Since lobster rolls come in many different varieties, hot, cold, mayo, drawn butter etc. I asked the waitress how they were prepared, she informed 'made to order, mayo & celery.' Perfect! Just the way we like it, we ordered two, a side of fries, a beer & soda water. A few minutes later our food was delivered, on my first bite I noticed a ton of chopped onions in it. The waitress was busy & I was patient. When she came back I explained I was allergic to onions. She picked up the plate & started walking away while I was still talking. I asked if I could order something else. Her response was "Don't you just want me to have them make you another one without onions?" ‍ Sure. A few minutes later a man brought out another lobster roll & started reprimanding me saying it 'was rude to the kitchen staff to send my meal back, I should've thought twice about ordering it, they'll have to waste that lobster roll, they can't resell it' etc. At this point other customers were starting because he was yelling - turns out he was a manager ‍ We left money on the table & walked out

Stopped by on our way home from the Cape. We came in the middle of the afternoon, no reservation,…read moreand were surprised by how busy it was! The space is big, so they were able to seat us right away with a good view too. Service overall was friendly. We ordered a lobster roll and some seafood. The portion sizes, especially the sides, were very generous. The fries were better than I expected (nice and crispy, not dry). The seafood tasted fresh. My favorite was the salt-pepper shrimp appetizer. I might not get the lobster roll again, because the meat was quite tough. Other than that, it was an excellent last stop of our trip :)

Not what Jakes used to be. I grew up just over a mile from Jakes and my dad had his boat tied up…read morenext door every summer. This place used to be off-the-hook. I was back in town for the first time in over 15 years and met some Hull High School buddies here for lunch. One had steamers, one had mussels and I had fried clams. The mussels and clams were just meh but the steamers were excellent, my buddy had me try a few. The size of the plates was great but we all agreed that for the price, the food wasn't top=notch.

Call me a Salty Days windmill, because I'm a big fan. Thank you, thank you. Tip your servers…read more I've had their fish and chips (baked cod, not fried, but delicate, flaky and fresh as hell), the seafood stew, tuna nachos (tartare, mango salsa, avocado over tortillas, laced with eel sauce and spicy mayo), the chicken wings, a few specialty sushi rolls, and the chowder. They don't miss. Wife has to tear herself away from the adult grilled cheese (cheddar/gruyere with tomato and a side of tomato basil soup), and the kids love their $10 Kiddos menu - burger, quesadilla, mac&chz and grilled cheese, all with fries. And I have to mention! Ketchup comes in lil' single serving Heinz bottles. Suh cute, suh cute. Shout out to the Soggy Dollar webcam, which we guest starred on earlier this year. BVIs FTW! And the cool casual vibe in the smallish indoor dining area. Salty Days checks the boxes; they deserve your biz.

Food, portions, and drink was good. Menu had a variety of selections, but the ambiance of a mid…read moreday dining experience was shattered by Rage Against the Machine blasting through the speakers. It was so loud that you couldn't talk to persons four feet from you without yelling which then elevates the volume for the whole room.

I was surprised to read such rave reviews, but have started going there. I thought the authors were…read moremisguided. Having been, now, a few times, I think the reviews are a bit understated. it is fresh, fast, kind. The drawback is that they do not have a huge selection, but I suspect that is because what they have is fresh. It also does not appear overpriced. I will go back.

On Christmas Eve, (La Vigilia), many Italian families celebrate the "Feast of the Seven Fishes"…read more The custom is to serve seven different seafood dishes, each one representing one of the seven sacraments. At least that's the version of the story we've always gone by. The usual menu (since I was a tiny tot) has always included: pasta with lobster, baked stuffed shrimp, bacala (salt cod) salad, another bacala dish; this one with a marinara sauce, pan-fried smelts, clams one way or another; often casino-style, calamari, and then whatever else suits us that year to total at least seven dishes. While I didn't appreciate aspects of this meal when I was a kid (read: any bacala dish), it's now probably my favorite holiday feast bar none with any and all bacala included. While I usually get my fish at Rockyneck no matter what time of year, the day or two leading up to Christmas Eve is when we've got to buckle down. The crowd is coming. Rockyneck doesn't steer us wrong. It's actually inside the Hingham Fruit Center, a store I love and which I've reviewed separately. It consists of one large seafood counter within the larger grocery store and is its own business. I'm generally impressed with the freshness, quality and taste of the seafood they carry. The look of the fish is always pristine and I never hesitate over any of their offerings. The staff is attentive, friendly and helpful and will do their best to get you the very best of what you need when you need it. Christmas Eve notwithstanding, this place is a conveniently located little gem.

Excellent pizza and the fish n' chips were delicious! Must visit if you're in the area.read more

The worker in the back was very rude. The food was also a little expensive, not the worst, but you…read morecan find higher quality food elsewhere.

Words don't describe how phenomenal their food is. ! Two days in a row I HAD to come back for…read moredinner after a day of water sports . Sit outside overlooking the bay (the quiet side of Nantasket beach) Sunset and the quiet of the evening while enjoy a wonderful scallops sautéed w/bacon and yummy potato slivers with asparagus. Melt in you mouth with a side of Cesina w/ eggplant medley and goat cheese Highly recommend Red Sky for a memorable evening meal!! Finish with a quiet drink watching the sun over the marina. With plenty of seafood places along the beach (of course) Red Sky tops them with gourmet food. I'd give it $$$ for pricing but for me it's worth it. Delish !

Terrible, expensive, burger. could not even pick it up. Had to eat it with the burger with a fork!read more

We came on a Sunday evening around 5 pm and were able to find a parking space in the lot and get…read moreseated right away. We read gluten free reviews and were pleased to see they offer a lot of gluten free options for my husband who has celiac. The place was lively. It was incredibly loud and almost echoed resulting in miscommunication across our table and even with waitress. I thought my beer tasted strange and it wasn't until we were paying that I saw a blueberry hard cider on bill instead. Even when they brought our dish my husband and I both thought waitress said salmon but she said chicken. Our dishes were great though and portions generous. One table that was louder left and we were able to hear better. Don't get me wrong we are young and love a lively atmosphere but the sound seems to echo with booming voices and makes it difficult to hear. We'd come back again though if in the area.

Anytime I'm craving buffalo chicken and crab rangoons, I come here. If you've never had them,…read moreyou're missing out. Buffalo Rangoons allllllllllll the way. And anything on the brunch menu with a side of Pain Killer. Yup and yup. Ambiance is definitely local gem, but that's part of the charm.