📍 Address: 780 Adams St, Dorchester Center

⭐ Stars:⭐⭐⭐⭐ (4)

Amazing scones and sausage rolls! The flakier, the better. This is a cute little place for a light lunch and coffee. The patrons and staff alike are really friendly. This is one of my favorite hidden gems!

📍 Address: 2100B Guadalupe St, Austin

⭐ Stars:⭐⭐⭐ (3)

I don't like to give reviews below 3 three stars and I rarely do but this place warrants it. I ordered the butter chicken and my friend who happens to be of that ethic ordered all the other stuff that I don't care for. I am just a Chicken Tikka and Butter Chicken curry guy. Afer hanging out with my friend as college students and eating in a lot of university dump Indian restaurant I learned a bit about what good curry tastes like. This isn't the place. Average tasting curry at a ridiculous high price. The curry came in a very small bowl with exactly 5 pieces of cubed chicken. My friend ordered Chicken Tikka, Channa and Samosa. The Samosa and Channa was ridiculous hot as well as the sauces. He said that was not normal. I had a piece of his Chicken Tikka and it was very dry. Overall experience small portion at high prices for mediocre food.

📍 Address: 4073 Lavista Rd, Tucker

⭐ Stars:⭐⭐⭐ (3)

I ate here recently for lunch and had a terrific Reuben. I found the place a little confusing at first since they don't have detailed menus on the walls, but figured it out.

📍 Address: 780 Adams St, Dorchester Center

⭐ Stars:⭐⭐⭐⭐ (4)

We were looking for a cup of coffee after hanging out at JP2 park down the road. Parked in the big parking lot behind the store ("Parking for customers only" the sign warned, but I'm not sure which business it is talking about) and walked in the back door around 2:00, just before they closed. Although they were mopping up, they invited us in. All variety of pastries! Scones and pies and cupcakes and sweetened bread with icing on top. They also had a small but funny selection of Irish dry goods: cookies, crackers, spreads, and other goop from Ireland. The coffee was good and we tried a rock scone, which was also delicious.

📍 Address: 63 Salem St, Boston

⭐ Stars:⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ (4.5)

This is a long overdue review from our trip to Boston last October... but I still can't forget the oh so yummy lobster spaghettini (Monday night special) I had. I must say it's the best pasta ever I've had. Spaghettini was cooked just perfectly to al dente, plenty of lobster, and the sauce is to die for! Not too heavy or thin, just right! Too bad I can't just teleport to Neptune to have this heavenly dish. BF had the lobster roll. Also very good. Soft roll with lots of lobster in it. Also had a platter (maybe about a dozen) of oysters. Very fresh and tasty. The only down side was the wait to be seated (no reservation taken) and the small space. Tables are real close together. But the wait was much worth it, as for the small space... guess I can peek at other tables to see what they're having, maybe even strike a conversation about the food, or not. Until next time I'll just have to reminisce...

📍 Address: 1100 Market St, Lynnfield

⭐ Stars:⭐⭐⭐⭐ (3.5)

Food was just ok ,nothing special ...pricey too. French onion soup was bland, along with most of the entrée's. other friends we were with agreed ,just average... Been seeing a lot of these type of great atmosphere restaurants with mediocre food ..