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Diblasi's Subs

➤ 604;606;608;610;614;616 Broadway, Everett, 02149, United States Of America

Menu • Subs • Lunch • Breakfast • Sandwiches

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"My aunt gave me her leftover fries from this restaurant, which I hadn’t even ordered. She couldn’t finish them after her meal, and I received a small portion—so you can imagine how big a "small" truly is. Let me tell you, they were the BEST fries I’ve ever tasted! Not a single fry was overcooked, inedible, or even unattractive; they were all perfectly crispy and delicious. That’s quite an achievement, especially for fries that are 30 minutes old! If their fries are this good, I can only imagine that the rest of the menu is fantastic too. My aunt has been a loyal customer for years, and I just wish she had shared her fries with me sooner!"

Ma Maison

➤ 272 Cambridge Street, Boston, 02114, United States Of America

Menu • Wine • Steak • French • Chocolate

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"The sweetbreads were an exciting first-time experience for me, and I’m so glad I decided to try them! They were perfectly prepared, offering a charming contrast between the crispy exterior and the rich, tender interior. The flavor reminded me of a mix between monkfish liver and something unique—so delicious that I almost finished my plate! The soufflé was incredibly fluffy with just the right amount of sweetness. I truly believe we’ve found our new favorite spot. My wife was also very pleased with the meal. We will definitely be back multiple times to explore the entire menu!"

Souper Roll Up Cafe

➤ 726 Cambridge Street Cambridge, MA 02141, United States

Menu • Cafe • Cafés • American • Sandwiches

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"No soup/sandwich shop compares in terms of price per quality, portion size, and different options in the area. I only started ordering from here about 2 weeks ago and I’ve now had 7 different kinds of soups and 4 different kinds of sandwiches after the first order I started ordering two soups and a sandwich aka a soup to save for later because they’re just that good, every one of them. Price is so very reasonable and depending on which combo you get you can make out with a full sized sandwich and large sized homemade soup for $14.While it’s hard to recommend one thing over another in this circumstance since it’s all been great in their own ways, the Chicken Chowder is something I plan on getting a quart of next time it’s available. The Chicken Barley and Chicken Lemon Rice are ones I plan on getting quarts of in the future as well, and that’s not to discount the Chicken Noodle, Beef and Veg Noodle Stew, French Onion, and the current seasonal Chilled Gazpacha (which I probably wouldn’t have even tried it wasn’t from these guys . It’s all top quality.The Chicken Tarragon sandwich is my favorite in terms of sandwiches although it can’t combo with a soup as of now (please let us! . The best cheap soup combo sandwich is a tossup between the Cilantro Tuna and Ciabatta Sandwich, which are both incredible in their own ways.The only few drawbacks to this place are they don’t have every soup they make every day, are only open until 4PM, and aren’t open on the weekends. That said it’s worth it to plan accordingly for this. I never review anything but this place is worth it it’s the best if you’re a soup and sandwich person like I am."

Istanbul Diner Cafe

➤ 120 Vfw Pkwy, Revere I-02151-2571, United States

Menu • Cafe • Lunch • Turkish • Mediterranean

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"Just wow. I?m extremely impressed with this restaurant. After less than lukewarm food so far in my time in Boston, this place is extremely refreshing. The pide tasted so fresh and was full of flavor, and the Turkish coffee was presented extravagantly (it even came with a free sweet treat! . The atmosphere is welcoming, and it feels like everyone there knows eachother like family. The staff was kind and accommodating. The restaurant was clean, I was happy to see the staff actually cleaning everything. Tables were cleaned between each party, even the floors were completely empty of anything! Needless to say, I will be returning and I recommend you give this place a try too."

The Lounge

➤ 15 Arlington Street Boston, MA 02116, United States

Menu • Wine • Lounge • Salads • Drinks

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"We visited The Lounge on a Friday evening without a reservation and were pleasantly surprised to be seated immediately at a table for two. The tall waiter in glasses welcomed us warmly and promptly offered us water. At first, everything seemed to be going well. As we looked through the menu, I asked for a cocktail with a sweet and sour flavor, but was informed that there were none that matched that description. I then inquired about a Porn Star Martini, which wasn’t on the menu. The waiter suggested I describe what I wanted so they could try to create something for me. While I appreciated the flexibility, I simply wanted to relax after a long week and didn’t feel inclined to come up with a cocktail recipe on the spot. I would have preferred some guidance, like a suggestion between gin or vodka-based cocktails, especially since the bartender is known for customizing drinks. Having worked in hospitality as a waitress and currently being in customer service at Boston Logan Airport, I place a high value on guest service. When my boyfriend ordered for us and requested that dessert be served after the main course, the waiter responded, “Yes, sir, that’s how we serve desserts.” It came across as slightly sarcastic; a more welcoming response such as, “Absolutely, we’ll bring it after the mains,” would have greatly improved the experience. On the positive side, the Caesar salad was generously portioned and thoughtfully divided into two plates, and I appreciated the extra Parmesan on the fries, which made them particularly tasty. However, small details, like empty plates being left on the table and missed opportunities to check in about a second drink, added up. Our dessert took almost 10 minutes to arrive after our plates were cleared, leading my boyfriend to wonder if it had been forgotten. When we were ready for the check, it took about 10 minutes to locate our waitress. In total, our bill came to around $140, which is typical for fine dining, but the experience didn’t justify the cost. I’ve had more satisfying evenings at much less expensive places. The cocktail labeled “smth #2” was not enjoyable, and my boyfriend’s Newbury 42 was disappointing as well. As a Ukrainian with over five years of experience as a wine and food journalist, I understand and appreciate the importance of excellent hospitality. Every night out is significant, especially considering time and money are often limited. We chose this restaurant partly because a Ukrainian friend of mine works at the hotel, even though she wasn’t there that evening. We stayed to honor the place and its reputation, but sadly, the experience did not make us eager to return. I share this feedback not out of anger but in the hope of providing constructive insights from someone who values meaningful service and hospitality. I hope this helps in some way. Price per person: $100+ Food: 4 Service: 1 Atmosphere: 5"