Alex&#39;s noodles are solid. The soy-braised pork with curry is a good combo, and the egg was flavorful. Service is friendly.

Great spot for a casual dinner. The bartender was super friendly and made a really good old fashioned. Prices are fair for the area. I&rsquo;d come back just for the vibe.

Loved the soft lighting here. Each table has its own little lamp, makes it feel so cozy. A quiet spot for a relaxed dinner.

That hot chocolate with almond milk hit the spot on a chilly evening. The shop itself is super cozy, lots of little tables to settle into. I grabbed a croissant too, which was pretty decent!

The yasai ramen broth is the star here. It&#39;s got a deep, savory flavor that doesn&#39;t rely on meat at all. The fried tofu in the rice bowl was crispy outside and soft inside. Wish there were a couple more veggie options on the menu, but what they do have is solid.

Love a good neighborhood spot. Their eclairs are fantastic - light pastry, not too sweet cream. Grabbed a couple and a coffee, total was under $10. Pastries are simple but done right. The place itself is tiny, just a few stools.

Quick lunch stop, chicken fingers were ready fast and cooked well. Lounge area has a couple TVs for sports, good for a casual break.

Love the light in here on a Sunday morning. The coffee&rsquo;s always solid, and the menu has some nice healthy options. It&rsquo;s a bit of a scene, but the space feels so open and bright. Just a nice spot to settle in.

The tuna poke had a nice kick to it, and the seaweed salad was crisp. Portions are big for the price.

The decor here is really nice, lots of plants and comfy seats. The plates and teapots are beautiful too. It&#39;s a small space though, so definitely book ahead if you can.

Nice spot for a first visit. The drinks were interesting, and my burger was solid. The server was really nice, which made it a chill lunch. I&#39;d go back for that vibe.

Cozy little spot in Chinatown. The space is pretty small and it definitely gets packed, but I liked the warm, simple vibe. Perfect for a quick, no-fuss meal when you&#39;re just craving something solid.

Been craving a proper NY slice and this hit the spot. Crust was just right, crispy outside but still had that nice chew. Exactly what I was looking for.

Solid Chinese comfort food spot. The wonton soup is the star - rich broth and well-seasoned pork.

Syrian bread is a must. Soft and spongy, perfect when warmed up. Best I&rsquo;ve had in Boston for a quick bite. Grabbed some on my lunch break, hit the spot.

Been coming here for years. Their lobster roll is the real deal. The bun is always toasted just right with that buttery crisp. Good portion for the price.

The lobster roll&#39;s pricey, but the amount of fresh lobster they pack in there is why I keep coming back.

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