Writing this to remind myself how 1. overpriced the food is (nearly 6 dollars for a piece of coffee…read morecake that tasted storebought); and 2. how BAD the food tastes. today's cinnamon coffee cake had that plastic-taste and was in no way fresh. months ago, i had an everything bagel that was soggy, small, and so artificial. please close this place and put something GOOD at south station terminal??

The service here is mixed. The order takers tend to be rude to indifferent. They may ignore u. As…read moreother reviewers have stated, the Pakistani/middle Easter lady who seems to be the owner is not that friendly as an order taker. However, the guys who make the sandwiches are friendly, obviously hard working, and more helpful. On one visit, one of them verbally took my order to get it started and then one of the ladies eventually came over and put it in the register later. The sandwiches are at least as good as Pot Belly and are better than Jimmy John's in terms of quantity and quality. On one visit I tried their Chicken Marsala. It liked like it was a frozen meal they microwaved, but it was pretty good, especially for a train station food court sandwich shop. Since food in the airport sux in Boston, I'd definitely recommend getting a sandwich here and take with to the airport for ur trip. Will definitely put up with the service to get the food here again when in town. Tip: There is a CVS nearby in the food court/station, getting drinks and chips from there rather than the Melting Sun is a better deal.

Very cute little marker vibe! Service was relatively quick…read more Got the Caesar salad wrap both times and highly recommend. It's definitely not the best best I've ever had but definitely very good.

I cannot get enough of American Provisions!!!…read more The food is consistently delicious. So many good flavors. The vibe is lively and the service is fast and always super friendly. It really feels like your neighborhood cafe married a farmers market. I love all the local goods they have too. Next time, check out the cheddar from Shelburne Farms in VT. You won't be disappointed! Till next time!!!!!

I got the Vito. Holy shit. This is the kind of sandwich that ruins all other sandwiches. I did…read morethings to this sandwich that are not family-friendly. Upon taking the last bite, I was sent back into the cold reality of the world, a reality in which I wasn't eating that sandwich.

Pauli's is a casual sandwich shop in Boston's North End that has become well known for its lobster…read morerolls, while also serving a wide variety of sandwiches, soups, and comfort food. We walked into a simple counter-service space with limited indoor seating, the kind of place that feels more like a grab-and-go stop than a sit-down lunch spot. Even with its small footprint, there was a steady stream of customers coming in for one of the signature sandwiches, and the energy of the room stayed practical and focused on getting orders out efficiently. The lobster roll is the clear standout. We ordered one and found it generously filled with lobster meat, making it feel substantial compared to many other lobster rolls around the city. Whether you choose it hot with butter or cold with mayo, the focus stays on the lobster itself rather than overwhelming it with extra ingredients. The toasted roll added just enough texture without taking away from the filling. Although the lobster roll gets most of the attention, the rest of the menu offers plenty of options if seafood is not what you are looking for. There are oversized sandwiches, soups like clam chowder, and classic sides that make it easy to find something for different tastes. The portions are generous overall, making the prices feel reasonable considering the amount of food you receive. The service was quick and efficient, which fits the fast-paced counter-service concept. The staff moved through orders with speed, and the food came out without much delay. The biggest thing to keep in mind is the limited seating, especially during lunch hours or peak tourist seasons in the North End. If the dining area is full, taking your food to go or finding a nearby outdoor spot can be a better option. Overall, Pauli's is a great stop if you are looking for a satisfying lobster roll without an overly formal seafood restaurant experience. The generous portions, straightforward menu, and convenient location make it an easy place to visit while exploring the North End, especially if lobster rolls are at the top of your list.

We ordered a large meatball sub with a bag of chips and a drink - all for $13!…read moreI forgot to take a picture of this massive sub, but we were starving! And it was DELICIOUS. This small shop was a diamond in the rough. I'd definitely recommend for cheap, yummy food.

I had a quick afternoon's work in the area so I decided to step away from the bustle of Quincy…read moreMarket and go to Al's instead. Al's was no less busy, but it felt like a place that the locals go to, not the tourists. The staff was super busy, but helpful, and it sounded like the entire kitchen crew was having a great time, too. This location of Al's is smallish, but there are some places to sit. Most folks carry away their orders, tho. The restaurant is clean and bright. The Sicilian Steak sandwich was very tasty. I wish I had added mayo to my order, but thats my fault, not theirs. And the small sandwich was really large! This is a great spot for a quick lunch!

Scali Cafe is a solid spot for a hearty and filling, no frills breakfast in downtown Boston. They…read morehave classic egg and cheese sandwiches, which you can get with your choice of meat, but my "go to" when I'm hungry is The Big Dig breakfast plate. Two eggs, a mound of well seasoned home fries, sausage and toast for $11.99. They are fairly efficient, but you can order ahead to save yourself some time.

Best bacon egg n cheese breakfast sandwich ever!!!! Better than nyc…read more Nice Boston service too

Walked in and immediately felt at home. Very reasonably priced. Wonderful comfort food…read more Exceptional service with sarcasm and a smile. I wouldn't want it any other way.

Soon as I walked in, I was treated as if I've been there for years bartender was great. I think his…read morename was Chris, but he's in the photo. He's awesome. Made some new buddies. Everything was clean. Food smelled great. Drinks were great everything well priced ! crowd dispersed after a certain time so it was even better. He had room to move around.

When Flour Bakery opened up on Farnsworth Street years ago it had some of the best pastries…read moresandwiches and soups I ever tasted. I went back approximately three weeks ago, and the quality of all of their food is still top-notch. I highly recommend if you want a great soup, sandwich and dessert visit Flour bakery.

I recently ordered delivery from Flour Bakery + Cafe(Boston location), and it was absolutely…read moredelicious! I tried the breakfast egg sandwich and the chicken tikka masala naan and both were so yummy and incredibly satisfying. The egg sandwich was perfectly made, fresh, and flavorful. The chicken tikka masala naan was packed with taste and surprisingly filling, it made for a great lunch. Everything arrived well-packed and fresh. Definitely ordering again!

Great find while attending an event at the Convention Center in the Seaport area of Boston. They…read morehad fantastic pizza pies and a great local community vibe.

Super yummy / sandwiches great, can be shared. Oddly, mozzarella sticks also top tierread more