Been coming here for years. Their French toast is the real deal - thick, custardy inside, perfect crisp outside. Just hits the spot every time.

A decent spot for lunch on Hope Street. The outdoor seating was pleasant. Food came out quickly and tasted fine. The sandwich was a bit on the small side, but it hit the spot.

The staff was so friendly and patient. I tried a few samples before picking my flavor - the hand-made ice cream is really smooth and melts just right. A nice, comfortable spot for a treat.

The dry-aged ribeye was cooked just right. The Brussels sprouts with bacon were a great pick.

The mussels here are fantastic, especially the white wine garlic style. I tried the truffle burger without the bun and it was still incredible. The place has a real New England vibe.

Got seated in a quieter corner when we mentioned the main room was loud. Nice gesture. The steak was cooked just right, tender and juicy. A bit on the pricier side, but the food was solid.

Ariana at the bar really knows her stuff. Had a great chat about the wine list, and her Old Fashioned was spot on. She&rsquo;s got that perfect mix of being there when you need her without hovering. A real pro.

Easy walk from downtown, valet parking is a plus. Had the grilled octopus and a glass of house red. Octopus was tender, well-seasoned. Service was efficient, got the check quickly when asked. Solid spot for a business dinner.

LGBTQ+ friendly spot with a cool, eclectic interior. Gets packed on weekends so be ready for a bit of a wait.

The sushi is always fresh, and I really like the Wayland roll. The tuna crisp roll is a nice choice too. It&rsquo;s a comfortable spot for a quiet meal, and the staff is friendly.

Perfect for a quick lunch. Grabbed a slice of the beef and broccoli teriyaki pizza. Super unique, really hits the spot. Good size slice, didn&#39;t have to wait long at all.

The braciole was a generous portion for the price. My husband and I shared it and still had leftovers to take home. The meat was tender and the sauce had a nice depth. Good value for a hearty meal.

Came in for a birthday dinner. They surprised us with a slice of cake and a candle at the end. That was a really nice gesture.

The arcade is fun, but the dining area was clean and the servers were pretty attentive. They checked in a few times to make sure we had everything. Food was decent.

Stopped by for a sandwich. They&rsquo;re huge, and the self-serve pickles are a nice touch. Really crunchy and tangy.

Our server was super chill and really knew the menu. He suggested the truffle pasta and it was spot on. Made the whole dinner feel easy and fun.

Valet was super quick, and the coat check really does make it feel like a special night out. Perfect spot for a group dinner when you want to dress up a bit.

The clam chowder is definitely up there with the best in New England. The restaurant itself has this great, cozy vibe that makes you want to linger. The booths are comfortable and the lighting is just right&mdash;not too bright, not too dim. A solid spot for a good bowl of chowder.

The half-and-half pizza is a lifesaver when you can&#39;t decide. We got pepperoni on one side and their veggie special on the other. Perfect for trying two things at once.

The complimentary valet right out front was a lifesaver in Federal Hill. Made grabbing dinner here so much easier, especially on a busy Friday night.

Max and the bartenders are super friendly. They remembered my name and drink, which was a nice touch.

I came for the half-price burger deal and it was a solid choice. The staff was really nice and checked in just the right amount, which made the whole evening feel relaxed and easy.

The arancini was the star for sure. So much flavor packed in there. The space itself is really nice, modern but still feels cozy. Good lighting and the music wasn&rsquo;t too loud.

Fresh scratch kitchen. Love watching them cook. Those seasoned chips are the star, honestly. Could eat a bucket. Salsa portion felt a bit light though.

The small bites were the best part. The grilled octopus was tender, and the burrata with heirloom tomatoes was super fresh. The main courses were fine, but honestly, I&#39;d go back just for the appetizers.

Cool spot in the old train station. Grabbed a beer on the patio and just hung out for a couple hours. The vibe is pretty unique. Could see it getting busy later, but it was chill when I was there.

The staff here are so nice and helpful! They gave us great suggestions when we couldn&#39;t decide what to order. Made our girls&#39; night out super easy and relaxed.

That chicken and potato vindaloo was a real find. The spices were so well-balanced, and the chicken just fell apart. Huge portion too, I had leftovers for lunch the next day.

Just needed a quick bite before our event, and they got our cheeseburgers and salads out so fast. The salads were really fresh, crisp greens with a nice variety of veggies. Portions are definitely generous here.

Been coming here for years. The duck is always cooked just right, never dry. Flavor&#39;s spot on. That&#39;s why I keep coming back.

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