Only a review of the Italian sub. iykyk…read more Not big but a fine size. Nice ingredients, a little pepperoni in there, whole leaf of crisp lettuce, "hot peppers" are banana peppers, not spread/relish. Lose a star on the bread. It's typical lifeless, stark white, gummy sub roll/french loaf that's all over New England. Drags the sandwich down. Please find a better bakery to supply these.

Very tasty food that's easy to pick up for a nice dinner. I particularly like the chicken marsala,…read morethe coq au vin, and meat lasagna.

My party of 3 arrived around 7 on a Friday night and we're seating in about 10-15 minutes. It was a…read morebusy night, there wasn't an open space at the bar, so we were so thankful to be seated without reservations. The interior is nicely decorated, and for a smaller (than most) restaurant on a busy Friday night, we got our food and drinks pretty quickly. I ordered the Caesar salad with steak - I ordered medium well but got it well done, but the added my cooked onions to the meal and I was content. My mom and aunt ordered the short rib and they enjoyed their dishes. This is a cute place to catch up with friends, go on a date, or bring the little ones. Happy this is in the area!

I have been here twice and had a very good experience both times. This is a strong neighborhood…read morespot with a broad menu and something for everyone. There are plenty of options for food, beer, wine, and cocktails, which makes it easy for groups. Service was exceptional on both visits. Friendly, attentive, and well paced without feeling rushed. That stood out and made both meals more enjoyable. Inside, the setup is comfortable and casual with a lively but manageable atmosphere. It is a good place for a meal or just drinks. The Stones is located right in downtown Stoneham and has easy off street parking, which is a plus. On my visits, I had the cheeseburger flatbread once and a steak the other time. Both were good. When I have been in others ordered the salmon, cheeseburger, and Cobb salad, and everything looked solid. No complaints from anyone. Overall, this is a reliable and easy place to come back to. Good food, strong service, and a setting that works for a range of occasions. I would come back anytime.

Kayla was our excellent waitstaff who was cheerful and very pleasant!…read more Food, drinks, dessert and outside seating were wonderful! Kayla made suggestions and was very patient with my friend who asked questions about the gluten-free menu. Definitely going back!!

This is great place. they have a great, diversified food menus of salads, burgers, bowls and main…read moredishes and a great craft beer selection. I came during the lobster roll special season, and the roll had a good amount of meat in the roll. My only complaint, and it is a small one, is that the picture they advertise is what you would be served off the docks in main. What my wife and I had could more accurately be described as a lobster salad on a roll. No chunks like you see in the as. More chopped lobster with added ingredients. Not that it was not tasty. Just wanted to mention this as the only thing that distracted from an otherwise enjoyable time.

I've only gone here for drinks, and everytime they are stellar!…read more The staff are super professional and hospitality is great. The bartender asked me what I thought of a drink I was struggling to enjoy and I told him what I didn't like about it, then he offered to balance it out by adding more of an ingredient. I said yes and he did, and the drink was perfect then! They are skilled and see to like working here. Tip well, people! I'm so comfortable here even after only going twice.

This restaurant is conveniently located next to Trader Joe's, so we decided to give it a try for…read morebrunch. The menu had a lot of appealing options, and we were excited to check it out. We ordered the EBLT (egg, bacon, lettuce, and tomato) sandwich, which was decent. I appreciated that it came with both breakfast potatoes and a side salad, making it feel like a complete meal. The sandwich itself was good, though the eggs were a bit messy to eat and the bread was fairly basic. We also tried the pot roast mac and cheese. The pot roast was tender and flavorful, and the crunchy pretzels added a nice salty contrast. However, the mac and cheese was a little too rich and creamy for my taste. Overall, the food was solid but didn't quite live up to how exciting the menu sounded. It was an average brunch experience--not bad, but not particularly memorable either.

Delicious vegan food! Fast service. Plenty of good options. Fries are so good. Highly recommendread more

Pleasantly surprised…read more Ambiance was a little weird. But food was good. For a chain, it was pretty tasty. Flavors were good. Hummus was pretty awesome. Fries needed salt but tasty. Falafel needed to be a big bigger, but good crunch. Good flavor. Not bad dude, not bad.

Went there with friends and its a blast. Good coffee, excellent omelets, french toast, egg…read moresandwiches, and even calamari. Service was good. Attentive and very sweet. Ambiance is that of a diner. Very casual and delicious.

Swanton Street Diner in Winchester, MA, is the kind of place that spoils you for every other diner…read morewithin driving distance. The owner doesn't just run the place--he makes sure every guest is happy like it's a personal mission. Delivery shows up faster than common sense says it should, still fresh and hot, like the food teleported. The Reuben? Best within twenty miles, and honestly better than any I ever had back in Arkansas. Juicy corned beef, cheese that actually melts into the bread, and rye toasted to perfection--this is the Reuben people pretend to make but don't. It's a sandwich worth rearranging your day around. Fries come out piping hot, crispy on the outside with soft, pillowy centers that feel borderline unfair to other side dishes. Bottom line: Swanton Street Diner treats "diner food" like an art form. Winchester should be proud--and hungry.

Another solid lunch at nobility Hill! Went with my daughter again, and the server was so sweet, so…read morekind, and so attentive!

Great attentive staff - we have been in here multiple times after getting out of the theater…read more Seems to have a local crowd that is loyal and it's very warm and welcoming to all. The food is good but the overall family vibe is what separates this place from most. It's just a place you want to do well and thrive.

Gluten Free heaven!!!!!! Basically every dish is a real dish that happens to be gluten free!…read moreCome for whole ingredients and good vibes. Friendly staff and great cocktails. I'll be returning.

Was in town for the marathon. Went a bit out of our way to visit this restaurant for brunch on…read moreSunday, the day before the marathon as part of my carb loading plan for the race. I really, really, REALLY wanted pancakes. The website said brunch goes until 3. We get there at 2:50. They said they were no longer serving brunch and they've moved to their limited menu, because brunch ends at 3. You can imagine the puzzled look on our faces when they told us it ended at 3pm but it's still 2:50pm. They said we would have been fine if we were 5 minutes earlier. Weird that 2:45 is fine but 2:50 is not. We were annoyed, to say the least. But we were hungry, we didn't know what else was around, we needed to eat, and it already took us 30 minutes to get here in an Uber. Two guys came in after us, also before 3, who were also really excited for brunch. They too were shut down. We ordered off the limited menu. It was okay. It was fine. But that's not the point. If brunch ends at 2:45, then say it ends at 2:45. Don't say it ends at 3pm and then shut people down because it secretly closes earlier. I get that you guys want to switch the kitchen over and prep for dinner, but serve the food you say you're going to serve at the time you're going to serve them. Nobody came in after us and the other party that was also in before 3, so it's not like there was some never ending rush of people trying to get brunch. I also don't recall anyone else coming in before we left probably an hour. Poor communication and poor customer service.