This location is my third time having CNR guys. My first time was great, my second time was…read moreterrible, and my third time at the everett location was PHENOMENAL. I cant remember my first location, but 6 months ago when i got it a second time in boston financial district, it SUCKED. Had 0 flavor. But this time i got it at the everett location and it was AMAZING. Everything was great. Just a quality meal overall. Would definitely recommend and return.

I love this place, I just wish there were more options, I know I know!…read more Chicken and Rice, thats what they do, but sometimes I want more things. Ordered the other night off Doordash & hate that they wont let you comment on items because I got a side of hummus (which you cant seem to order alone, you have to add it to a plate - which then means they just DUMP IT in the plate) Which I definitely didnt want to happen! Should be able to comment for things like that... Food is good, but minor inconveniences are MAJOR to me and Ill just go elsewhere!

Purely pears, simply put, is an amazing find. Wandering by their tent at SoWa, my 8 month old…read moredaughter who had refused all solids to date sampled some of their pears and couldn't get it down fast enough! I was completely sold. Not having enough time to make my own baby food left serious mama guilt, but Purely Pears has made my daughters meals nutritious, delicious, convenient and easy. If only they made adult meals too, my life would be complete! :) If you have a baby, you absolutely need to utilize their services!

This is a scam. Heavy on cheap carbs, light on protein. Neither of the owners has any educational…read morebackground in nutrition. Should it reopen, I suggest saving the money you'd be burning on this service. Waste of $$$ when a self-sourced Mediterranean recipes YouTube video and trip to the local market would suffice.

I give this place an A+ for customer service and quality. They even make it easy for someone like…read moreme who can't eat gluten. Unfortunately I just wasn't into the flavors. A bit too herby tasting for me. I'm used to vegetarian/vegan cuisine and really hoped I'd love their food. But after trying many different dishes (2 weeks worth) there just wasn't one dish I was crazy about. For the price it just wasn't worth it for me. I will say though that the freshness of their ingredients is really apparent. Again, excellent quality and service, just wasn't crazy about the flavors.

If you love ice cream AND you're lazy, your dreams are about to come true…read more Scoop 'n' Scoot is an amazing service offering home delivery of dozens of flavors of ice cream and a variety of toppings. Prices easily beat your neighborhood ice cream shop, and the treats are brought to your home in 30 minutes or less (assuming you're within their delivery area, a few miles surrounding Tufts University). I tried Scoop 'n' Scoot for the first time last night and couldn't have been more pleased with the prompt, friendly service and the fresh, delicious product.

From the owner: Speedy Ice Cream (& Sundae) Deliveries, Catered Parties, and Ice Cream Service for any birthday…read moreparty or formal gathering!

10/10 food, ambiance, and service. Everything was affordable and very delicious. Consider this a…read moremore upscale Brazilian restaurant compared to your average Brazilian steakhouse. Would highly recommend for date night or with a group of friends!

I went to Kasa that night. I was visiting a friend who lives in the area, and we decided to give…read morethe place a chance and have a few drinks to celebrate her birthday. When I arrived, I noticed that some customers were speaking Portuguese, which surprised me and made me realize it might be a Brazilian place. Since no one greeted us or helped us get seated, I went straight to the bar and politely asked if it was a Brazilian establishment. Being Brazilian myself, I felt excited because I thought I would feel at home there. However, when I asked, the bartender/waitress answered me very dryly, with a tone that made it seem like I was asking something obvious. I'm a very friendly person, so I just brushed it off and thought maybe she was having a bad day. I left my friend waiting while I went to the restroom and then came back to order a caipirinha. During that time, there was still no assistance. Eventually I managed to get the staff's attention to place the order. I tried to overlook the situation because she seemed to be the only one working, even though the place didn't have much movement. While looking at the menu, I noticed they had ceviche. I'm a big fan of ceviche, but I wasn't sure what style it was. Even though Brazilian cuisine doesn't have a specific traditional recipe for it, it's also not a very common dish in Brazil. So I politely asked the same waitress if she knew what style of ceviche it was. I explained that I personally don't like the Mexican-style version with avocado, tomato, and lots of spice. Without even really paying attention, as she kept making drinks, she responded with sarcasm and a mocking tone: "As far as I know, ceviche is Peruvian." She didn't need to be a culinary expert to answer my question. She could have simply asked me to check the description on the menu again. Instead, I felt disrespected by someone I had been polite and friendly to from the beginning. I told her, "I'm sorry, but there are different variations of the recipe. I just wanted to make sure it wasn't the version that comes with avocado." Right after that, I also let her know that when you work with the public, you need to have at least a minimum level of respect for your customers, especially those who are part of the restaurant's target audience. Maybe the food is good, but after that experience I didn't even have the opportunity to try it. I drank the caipirinha she made -- which honestly felt like it was prepared without much care -- paid my bill, and still left a tip equivalent to the amount, because maybe she was just having a bad day. But I shouldn't have to turn a happy moment celebrating a friend's birthday into a stressful experience. It didn't ruin my night, but I definitely don't feel comfortable in places where customers don't seem to be treated with respect.

Randomly stopped here for a quick bite and was pleasantly surprised at the sushi section! Pricey…read morebut lots of variety!

Decent Wegman's but I have shopped often at some that are better. Empty shelves and just 1 cashier…read more Review: 3

Smaller Indian grocery store. Owner appeared to be Nepalese. Had all the spiced we were looking for…read moreas well as the dals. Owner didn't mind that we wanted to hang out and chat in the aisles. No fresh naan

I've stopped in here a few times. Great selection of dry goods such as dried beans, lentils,…read morespices, etc at good prices. They have an extensive frozen section, soft drinks from South Asia, and more. The produce section is on the smaller side, but they have essentials for South Asian cooking and gigantic hands of ginger. The owner is nice.