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.

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.

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.

Stopped by for lunch. Chicken parm was solid, the scrod too. Staff was chill. Place has that old-school feel, kinda cool.

The fish and chips were huge. Cod was flaky, batter was super light and crispy. Not greasy, which is a win. Couldn&#39;t finish it all. Solid choice.

The clam cakes were really nice, puffy and soft. I also had the Rhode Island clam chowder. It was tasty, but I thought it had quite a lot of potatoes in it. A decent lunch overall.

The grilled swordfish here is always spot on. Perfect for a quick bite before your flight, since it&#39;s right across from the airport.

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.

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 portions here are massive. I got the classic combo platter and could barely finish half of it. Ended up taking the rest home for lunch the next day. For the price you pay, you&#39;re definitely getting your money&#39;s worth.

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

The cauliflower crust mushroom pizza is the one I keep thinking about. It&#39;s got this perfect crispy edge and the mushrooms are so flavorful. I&#39;d go back just for that slice.

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

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.

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.

Tried their secret menu chicken parm over spicy vodka pasta. The chicken was crispy, and the pasta had just the right kick. That was a fun find.

Nice spot for a night out. The veal shank with saffron rice was fantastic, so tender it fell right off the bone. My NY strip was a bit overdone for medium rare, but still tasty. Cocktails were 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.

Stopped by for dinner and sat in their heated pagoda, super cozy. The baked mussels were really good, a bit different from the usual. Nice spot for a casual meal.

Came for brunch, got the classic eggs benedict. The hollandaise was just right, not too heavy. Bread pudding was warm and gooey inside. Nitro cold brew had that perfect creamy head. Service was friendly and quick. A solid spot for a lazy weekend morning.

Came here for a late lunch with friends. We split the antipasto first, which was nice. The lunch portions for the eggplant and fish &amp; chips were huge! Our waitress was really good about bringing things out, never felt rushed. Perfect for a long catch-up.

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