The margaritas are solid. I like that you can adjust the sweetness. The Mezcal one and their ghost pepper cocktail are my picks.

Sarah at the bar really knew her stuff, especially about the wine pairings for the steaks. She took the time to explain a few options without being pushy. Made choosing a lot easier.

No. 2 of Local Restaurants in Boston

Staff was super nice with our toddler. They even brought out a little high chair without us asking.

The Thai iced tea here is a real standout. It&#39;s rich and creamy, but not too sweet, which I really appreciate. I always get one when I&#39;m in.

Great spot for a quick bite. Margaritas are strong and the spinach is solid. Service was fast, got in and out during lunch.

Huge portions! We split one pasta and still had a box to take home. Makes the price feel even better. Perfect for when you want to share and chat without worrying about the bill.

I really appreciate their commitment to using fresh, locally-sourced ingredients. The seasonal salad was crisp and vibrant. It&#39;s nice to see a place that prioritizes quality produce.

Waffles were a solid choice, crispy outside and fluffy inside. Omelette was cooked well, ingredients evenly spread. Solid breakfast spot.

Just popped in on a whim. The milkshake hit the spot&mdash;really thick and creamy. Not sure what I was craving, but this did the trick.

The bartenders are really friendly and remembered my name after just a couple visits. It makes the place feel like a neighborhood spot, even though I&#39;m not. That personal touch is nice.

Finally tried the turkey fig panini. The bread was toasted just right, crispy but not dry. The sweet fig and savory turkey worked so well together. Exactly what I was hoping for on my first visit.

The laid-back vibe is just right for a quiet drink. I really appreciate that they have a dart board&mdash;it adds a nice, classic touch without feeling too loud or crowded. A good spot to unwind.

Loved grabbing a seat by the open window. Felt like you were right on the street without the noise. Their beer list had some really interesting local picks I hadn&#39;t seen before.

Been here a few times for karaoke. The DJ&#39;s playlist is solid, keeps the energy up. It&#39;s a lively spot, good for a casual night out. The crowd is usually into it. Just be ready for it to get pretty loud.

Food was piping hot when it finally got here, which I appreciated. The wait was a bit long, but they have a decent house red that helped pass the time.

Been coming here for years, and the hot dogs are always grilled just right. Love that they still have all the free toppings. Keeps me coming back.

Good beer selection. The clam chowder was a decent take on the classic, with bell peppers. Fish and chips were solid, the haddock piece was huge and the batter was fine. A pretty good spot for a casual meal.

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 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.

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

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. 👍

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