The whiskey selection here is pretty good, lots of bourbon and scotch options. Staff was friendly and helpful. The place got a bit loud later in the evening, but overall a decent spot.

The dim sum is good, but the real win is the weekday lunch vibe. It&#39;s quiet enough to actually hear your friends talk, and the tables aren&#39;t crammed together. No frantic weekend energy here.

The hot pot rental for takeout is such a smart idea. We got the pork bone and tom yum broths, and that tom yum was seriously good&mdash;so much flavor. Perfect for a cozy night in.

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 clam chowder was as good as everyone says. Fish and chips had that perfect crispy batter. The salmon skin was a nice, crunchy extra. Solid spot for seafood.

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.

Came here for a birthday dinner. The tapas selection is solid. Really enjoyed the patatas bravas and the grilled octopus&mdash;both had great texture and flavor. The place has a nice, cozy vibe.

The staff really knows the menu. Asked about a takeout order and they walked me through the options, even suggested a sauce swap that worked out.

The server was so nice! She gave us a free dessert when she found out it was our anniversary. Really made the evening.

Been grabbing lunch here while at the office. The pizza slice is always fresh&mdash;you can tell the ingredients are quality. My coworkers rave about the chicken and fries, but I stick to the veggie slice. It&#39;s just the right size for a midday bite.

Been coming here for years to watch the game. They&#39;ve got every beer you could think of, and the service is always on point. That&#39;s what keeps me coming back.

Cozy spot, perfect for catching up with friends. The staff was super attentive without hovering, which is just right for a laid-back chat. Food came out quickly too, so we never felt rushed. Really pleasant vibe for a casual dinner.

Just a simple seafood shack, nothing fancy. Grabbed some fried clams and a beer after the beach. Exactly what I needed - fresh, hot, and hit the spot. Casual vibe, didn&#39;t feel rushed at all.

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 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.

The wine list had some great options for our group brunch. Service was on point, and the food arrived hot.

The private room upstairs was just right for my birthday. Jen was super helpful with all the planning.

Kaitlyn at the bar is the real deal. She remembered my name and my usual order from a visit months ago. That kind of personal touch is what keeps the locals coming back to a hotel bar. Her cocktails are spot-on, too.

Decent spot with their own parking lot out back. That&#39;s a big plus for this area. Street parking nearby is usually fine if the lot is full. Food was pretty good, nothing mind-blowing but solid.

The crab was pretty good, really buttery with a nice garlic kick. The shellfish tasted fresh. Service was decent, but the place got a bit loud later in the evening.

The fries were spot on - crispy outside, fluffy inside. I did notice they serve ketchup on a napkin instead of a plastic cup. Smart move for cutting waste, though it gets a bit messy. The soda machine had good options too.

The portions are huge for the price, so you&#39;ll definitely have leftovers. Their house red was a solid pairing with the hearty food.

Been coming here for years. The vibe is always warm and friendly, lots of familiar faces. Feels like a real neighborhood spot.

The lobster fra diavolo is really good, with a nice kick. The portion was huge, I had to take half home. The squid ink pasta was also perfectly chewy. My only thing is the chairs are a bit hard for a longer dinner.

The old-school egg rolls are spot on. They paired really well with the house lager, didn&rsquo;t even touch the duck sauce.

Solid takeout spot! The egg foo young was so good we kept passing it around the table. New owners are keeping things tasty.

Hotpot was quick and convenient for a solo lunch. Got the mushroom and mala butter broths. Broth was flavorful, ingredients fresh. In and out in under 45 mins. Perfect for a quick bite.

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