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Ziggy's

➤ 583 Washington St, Brighton, MA 02135, USA, Boston, United States

Menu • Pizza • Wraps • Steak • Salads

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"I don't eat pizza much ,and I have lived in the nighbrhood for over a year, I never knew Ziggys until Dave Barstool review ,what can I tell you I become a fan ,if I ever eat pizza it has to be from here,I didn't leave a review from visiting from twice or 3 times ,after many many times those slices are just incredible and it's always the same taste they don't mess up, highly recommend their pizza ? good stuff!!!"

Cafenation Cafe Roastery

➤ 380 Washington St, Boston, Massachusetts, USA, 02135, United States

Menu • Cafe • Bakery • Breakfast • Coffee Shop, Bakery, Café

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"I haven't been here in several years and this place has changed the menu since then. They used to serve crepes, but it seems like that is no longer on the menu. I miss the crepes they used to serve, but this place still seems like an excellent local coffee shop with sandwiches.Service: I was greeted promptly as soon as I walked in even though the worker was busy making a drink. They take your name when you order at the counter in the middle of the cafe, and they call out your name when your individual items are ready to pick up from the counter. They do not serve dine-in orders within 30 minutes of closing. There are tables on either end of the cafe, but not much, so don't expect a seat during peak times.Coffee: Served as is, the hot latte was foamy and velvety without any bitterness. Even though my order was to go, I was surprised to still see latte art when I took the lid off.Food: I ordered the Otom sandwich, which includes egg, bacon, cheddar, lettuce, tomato spicy aioli, on your choice of bread. I chose to have on an everything bagel, which had a perfectly substantial amount of chewiness. The egg was overcooked and dry, but the rest of the ingredients, like the tomato and the aioli, covered up the dryness. The spicy aioli is mild but does add a nice small kick to the flavors. It is a fairly greasy and messy sandwich thanks to the bacon and aioli, so be sure to have a couple of napkins on hand. Overall, it was delicious."

Dolma Mediterranean Cuisine

➤ 5 Kendall St, Brookline I-02445-7594, United States

Menu • Pizza • Greek • Turkish • International

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"Honestly the service was really good and the atmosphere was very calming, but the food itself was just ok and the price was unreasonable. They basically force u to get an appetizer with the main dish and that’s how they upsell u. I got a plate with the eggplant beef and it was good don’t get me wrong, but not worth 31 dollars, especially not with the smaller portion size. I get that it’s Brookline, but they’re doing too much. If you have the extra cash then you’ll have a good time, but it is not justified. Service: Dine in Meal type: Dinner Price per person: $30–50 Food: 3 Service: 5 Atmosphere: 4"

Yoma Burmese Foods

➤ 5 N Beacon St, Allston, 02134-1901, United States Of America, Crossing

Menu • Tea • Vegan • Coffee • Burmese

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"Went on a Saturday afternoon, and it was empty. The interior has a lot of cultural decorations. They also have a mini shop selling merch and some ingredients for their dishes.Our server was friendly, and the food was brought out in waves, in a reasonable amount of time. Pickled Tea Salad $12.85): Had to get this because it is one of their signature dishes. It was a bit too salty, but I enjoyed it overall, especially the crunchiness of the nuts. However, the price is expensive relative to the preparation effort also considering that you can buy the ingredients from their in store shop for cheaper). Chicken Plata $9.75): The flatbread was very good. It was kind of like a thinner scallion pancake. The curry was also pretty good. Coconut Chicken Noodle Soup $14.25): The broth was creamy with a deep coconut flavor. The noodles were soft and had a starchy aftertaste. The chicken was overly salted and not plentiful, and the egg was just there. Golden Chicken Noodles $14.25): This was basically a brothless version of the Coconut Chicken Noodle Soup. Rainbow Chicken Noodles $14.25): This was a unanimous favorite of the noodle dishes. The sauce was slightly sweet with a subtle kick. My friend also paid an extra $2 for a chicken fritter. I did not try it, but she said it was crispy and good. Rangoon Iced Tea $4.99): I did not try this either, but my friend liked it—said it tasted like Hong Kong milk tea. They sell the powder for this in their in store shop as well.Overall, the food was pretty good but didn't quite live up to my expectations after all of the hype that I had heard. I also feel like the prices could be cheaper. However, Yoma is still worth checking out if you're in the area!"

Our Zone Dì Wǔ Kōng Jiān

➤ 1583 Commonwealth Avenue, 02135, Brighton, US, United States

Menu • Soup • Fish • Meat • Chinese

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"This has to be my favorite restaurant in Boston. I never had Sichuan food before going here six months ago, but even now after having had Sichuanese cuisine elsewhere Our Zone is still my go-to. The owner and staff are wonderful, welcoming people; the restaurant is always clean and quiet; and the food is divine.I want to express how every dish I've had here has been delicious, and I am more and more impressed and ecstatic each menu item I try. That being said, here are some highlights I'd recommend their hot pot for someone new to Sichuan cuisine, as it's a great introduction to mala seasoning. Share it The duck blood and tripe hot pot is my go-to: the blood curd is silky smooth, and the tripe tender and toothsome The popcorn chicken is my favorite fried chicken dish in Boston it's perfectly crunchy and tender, and the plum powder (li hing mui? not sure) is delicious And to avoid making this an essay, I also love the fish pickled cabbage soup (tangy refreshing); the green bean spinach noodle (a great cold appetizer); and the leek pork dumplings.The restaurant does have limited seating so I would recommend calling ahead on busier nights, otherwise there tends to be a table open!"