Our spot in Quincy. Always get the pupu platter and the Hawaii 50. Solid every time. Staff&#39;s friendly. Good for big groups during Lunar New Year.

The dinner sampler is huge, good for two people. Had both the hot and cold appetizers. The cold ones were fresh, but the hot ones could&#39;ve been warmer. Solid choice if you just want a lot of food.

This place is a solid choice for a drink. The cocktails are well-made, and honestly, the price is right for Brookline. You get a good pour for what you pay, which is getting harder to find.

The falafel pita was good, crispy outside and soft inside. But for $14, the portion felt a bit small. I was still a little hungry after finishing it.

Stumbled in with friends and the Cherry Garciaparra ice cream with hot fudge was the star! The fudge was so thick and rich. A sweet spot to catch up.

The staff here is really nice and helpful, but they never hover or make you feel rushed. It&#39;s just a comfortable, easygoing kind of place.

No indoor seating, but the bench outside is actually a cute spot to hang with friends. Grabbed a cappuccino from the coffee bar next door - it was the perfect companion for our pastries while we chatted.

The wings are solid, and that house &quot;buzz sauce&quot; is the real star. I paired them with a local IPA, which cut through the richness nicely. A good spot for a casual bite and a drink.

The Matar Paneer was spot on, and they have a decent house red that pairs nicely with the spices. Good portions for the price.

Nice spot to get some work done. Plenty of indoor and outdoor seating, and the WiFi is solid. Can get pretty packed though, had to circle a bit for a table around lunch.

The patio is a hidden gem in summer. Sat under the grapevines with the sun filtering through. It felt like a little escape. The vibe was so peaceful, almost like a European villa. Really enjoyed just relaxing there for a long lunch.

The horchata is the real deal here. Creamy, perfectly spiced with cinnamon, not too sweet. I&#39;ve tried a lot of places, and this one just hits different. The chicharr&oacute;n pupusa is solid too, crispy bits inside are great.

I have some dietary needs and was happy to see a few gluten-sensitive and vegan choices. The Caesar salad was really fresh. The booth seating was comfortable, which made the meal relaxing.

Biggins was so on top of things, he had our drinks refilled before we even asked. Made it easy to just relax and chat with my friends.

They stayed open a bit later for our big group, which was really nice. The staff handled the rush like pros, never seemed flustered even when we were the last ones there. Solid service under pressure.

The collard greens and coleslaw are so good, honestly my go-to sides. They had this cool daily special too, a nice surprise for our girls&#39; night. Kept the conversation going while we shared everything.

The Reuben was great - the sauerkraut was mild and didn&#39;t overpower the sandwich. Solid lunch spot with a nice ocean view.

Been coming here for years, and the deck with the harbor view is still my favorite spot. Just a nice, consistent place to unwind.

The burgers and steak and cheese are pretty good when they get it right. Had a decent meal here last Friday. It was a bit busy, so maybe that&#39;s why my sandwich wasn&#39;t quite as great as the last time. Still fine overall.

The bar had a fun vibe. Bartender&rsquo;s wine suggestion was spot on with my steak.

Gluten-free bun option was a lifesaver for our group. Staff didn&#39;t blink an eye about the dietary request. Burger itself was solid, though the bun was a bit dry. Still, made the meal possible for everyone.

Staff really knows the menu. Got a quick rec when I couldn&#39;t decide. Still fast even on a packed Friday night. 👍

The creme brulee latte was delicious. But for $8.50, I was hoping for a slightly bigger cup. The breakfast sandwich was good, just a standard size.

The French onion soup was so rich, I could&#39;ve had another bowl! Cappuccino was smooth too. Loved the vibe&mdash;stylish but still felt like a chill spot to catch up with friends.

The house Italian dressing on the salad was a standout&mdash;super tangy and tasty. It&#39;s those little things that make a meal.

The chowder was really nice, packed with fresh seafood. The booth seating made it a comfortable spot to enjoy the meal.

French toast is the move here. Caramel apple one had a nice crunch, really good. S&#39;mores was a hit too. Big portions, made fresh. Perfect for a quick, filling bite.

The portions here are massive. I got the classic combo platter and could barely finish half of it. Ended up taking the rest home for lunch the next day. For the price you pay, you&#39;re definitely getting your money&#39;s worth.

Super chill spot. The staff was really welcoming to my dog, even brought him a water bowl. Felt like a family place.

Fried clams and shrimp were super crispy, not greasy at all. Got lucky with the line&mdash;wasn&#39;t too long for a Saturday. Place is clean, which is nice. Solid lunch spot.

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