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    Depot Street Tavern

    Depot Street Tavern

    4.3(731 reviews)
    10.0 km
    $$

    Small but cozy eatery/drinkery in a residential neighborhood. No parking near the building, but…read morethere's an easy lot just around the corner. Lots of knock knacks on the walls, many related to beer and trains. Deep menu of comfort food made from scratch. Good draft beer list. -- Depot Burger: Their more ambitious of two regular menu burgers (they also have some as specials) was a visual treat in a pillowy Portuguese muffin. This provided a full size patty cooked to medium rare with juices trickling from the gentle, loosely packed beef. Full-coverage Vermont cheddar added silky richness, red onion jam added contrast, and tomato and arugula added vegetation. The star, at least visually, was the bacon: crisp, yet soft and bendable, with glorious color. Flavor was even better, with a deliciously strong cure. The whole package worked beautifully. One of the better burgers I've had this year for sure. -- Fries (a $2 add-on to the burger): A big stack, hand-cut (they also have hand-cut sweet potato fries), cooked just to the point of crispness while leaving a little droop and fluff. Nicely seasoned. -- Beer: I was thrilled to see a Hill Farmstead Double Nelson on the tap list. Smooth, strong, and delicious. -- Buffalo Wings: Looked and felt a little different, so I asked. Baked, then fried, yielding some charred crust on the outside and some tenderness within. Good wings, but with great sauces: the homemade Buffalo sauce had some serious kick, some complexity (little bits of unknown herbs), and some vinegar too. Homemade blue cheese thick and zesty. On Mondays, $1 each in batches of 6 or more, and with a guest flavor on top of their interesting fleet (ginger is next). -- Quahog: A well-rounded stuffed pile with bits of chorizo crispily mixed in, served with lemon wedge. It needed it for moisture, but a formidable offering that still satisfied. -- Caesar Salad: A large one with two well-layered hunks of Romaine, with a zippy (maybe mustard-infused) dressing and a dense coverage of crispy pancetta. Numerous homemade, dice-sized, well-seasoned croutons. No additional Parm and no anchovy pieces I could detect on their, but that dressing didn't let me down. A different kind of Caesar, but a very enjoyable one. -- Steak Tips: Had as an add-on to the salad, this provided a taste without committing to a full order. These don't make my steak tips pantheon (Champions, Tuckaway Tavern, New Bridge Cafe), but decent. Cooked a bit past the medium rare but still somewhat juicy. Nice flavor too, but subtle. I wouldn't get these again; too many better things on the menu. Service at the bar was cordial and attentive on both visits. Friendly staff all around. Not everything was perfect, but so much of it was (and no duds) that it's impossible not to drop a 5 based on the overall quality of every aspect.

    Based on Yelp reviews and being in the Milford area, we decided to stop for weekday lunch at Depot…read moreStreet Tavern. Found a parking spot on the street across from restaurant. We were told by our server that a parking lot is available just down the next side street - close by. We had no reservation, but scored a round table facing the street. Place was homey, lots of metal signs on the wall and hanging from the ceiling. Nice menu, adult daughter had a clam chowder (very thick and tasty) and shared our meals. My significant other had a corned beef reuben with a side of truffle fries and a pickle spear - very nice reuben, plenty of meat, swiss, kraut and dressing. She and daughter who always order reubens aaid the sandwich was good. I had a Depot burger which was half lb beef, bacon, cheese and tomato. Excellent. Came w homemade chips and a spear. Server was attentive with refills, checking on our food and whether we wanted dessert. Nice place for lunch, just celebrated their 12th anniversary of being in business. Will come again for lunch or breakfast.

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    Doragon Eatery

    Doragon Eatery

    4.4(480 reviews)
    6.2 km
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    Doragon is excellent! If you're lucky enough to come when they're not too busy it's a great…read moreexperience--otherwise expect to wait for everything. Their kitchen is tiny and can't sustain the amount of patrons. The cuisine is delicious and the ingredients are super fresh. Their ramen is outstanding, with various types of noodles and broths to choose from. The wings are also fantastic, but unfortunately they don't have any sides I can eat so I can't get them as a main course. I wish they added more vegetable or salad or brown rice to their menu. It would deserve 5 stars if there were more sides, more non-spicy, and more non-fried options on the menu.

    This place is small but service is friendly and the ramen here is actually pretty authentic and…read morebetter than most other ramen in the area. You would probably have to make the drive to Boston for better. I got the garlic miso ramen and my husband got the miso hellfire ramen. I usually prefer knife cut thicker noodles, and we both opted for the kezeri noodles which kind of resemble them, but the texture was overly chewy and was my least favorite part of the ramen here, so I'd probably get different noodles next time. Other than the noodles, the ramen was nicely flavored and not too oily/heavy, and it was pretty good. Not among my top 5 bowls, but definitely better than all the bowls I've had in MA suburbs so far. My husband also got wings and they were not bad either. If I come back I'd definitely want to try the chicken paitan ramen, because when I tried a few bowls of this in Japan recently, they were delicious.

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