Pad Thai is full of flavor (although looks bland), spring rolls are amazing, green curry was delicious. Everything was top notch
Thai summer rolls- incredible....crab Rangoon-delicious creamy filling ...duck chili-a little fatty but great sauce...pad Thai-to die for! Overall wonderful meal
Pad Thai is amazing and the Thai Spring Rolls are my favorite :) enough to split both!!
Buffalo chicken calzone is absolutely amazing one of the best and the blue cheese dressing is my favorite they use actual blue cheese not the pacaked stuff
Cheeseburger Sub with EVERYTHING
Try the pesto base, spinach, garlic, sun dried tomatoes,egg plant and mozzarella pizza. Also known as #14 Magic. Best gourmet pizza in south boston.
Strawberry cheesecake and the country style pad thai were superb!
Everything is great here! Especially Pad Thai and green curry.
Pad Thai for the win!
The lobster bisque was delicious. The entree was fabulous, and the service outstanding. This one is a must to check out.
The Chocolate Lava Cake is the best Desert in Boston hands down!
The Prime Rib is fantastic, make sure to use both the au jus and the horseradish mayo.
Everything was delicious - the vada pav, pani puri, achari bhindi.
Dirty utensils...mandatory gratuityThey charge a gratuity even on a party of 2. And the cups they gave us have lipstick stains and bugs on it....
Don’t go to this place as they are not even close to authentic food. I order a chicken tikka, spices were raw and some pieces of chicken were raw too. Won’t recommend anyone to try this place.
A little slice of home. The pierogies and potato pancakes were fantastic!
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Delicious! Lard is actually really healthy cause have 0 carbs.
Food is amazing. Impressive vegetarian selection.
Baked cheese and chorizo is a must
chicken breast stuffed with cactus & cheese in poblano (mole) sauce... DELISH!
Great pub food. Loved the french fries and seltzer drink.
Did this, but not only did they not know my name they also asked for ID ;-)
Bit of a tourist trap but the Sam Adams was fine.
It's worth it for the history! The chowda is great!
It has been open to diners since 1826 & is known as the oldest restaurant in the United States of America. In 1796 Louis Philippe, King of France in 1830, lived in exile on the second floor.
King Louis-Philippe of France once lived on the 2nd floor. JFK was a regular. John Kerry is a regular. The oldest continuously operating restaurant in America is quintessential, historic New England.
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