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[ Google Review ] Street food from Thailand. Far as how authentic the flavor and the vibe is it’s pretty much on point. This review is from a point of you where someone has traveled to Thailand a few times, maybe even one time. So the quality of the food, is actually very excellent. It definitely took me back when I was traveling, backpacking around the country. It goes far as the color of the plates, The patterns and how it served. Even the tables, have the same style stools that they would be using at the street vendors. Only that it is in America. So everything is of a bit higher quality, like the store instead of being plastic it’s made out of metal. The plates normally plastic plates, are now ceramic. So for a person expecting to spend a couple of dollars maybe three with a beer, the expectations don’t lineup. By being in America you sort of expect this. The overall experience, food quality, authenticity and the spice, is very very good and is worth making an effort to try out. Only reduced it by one star, because my mind can’t still get over the fact it’s 3-4x what i was paying in thailand, but you have to keep in mind that the overhead and sanitation is a lot higher in America.
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Would love to try their omakase. https://cafe-sushi-landing.cdn.prismic.io/cafe-sushi-landing/871b67da-e12b-4d06-8e81-3e5a9c6e7459_CS+Omakase+03_14_20+.pdf
One of the most photographed streets in the city, Acorn Street offers visitors a reminiscent ride back to colonial Boston. It was on this lovely street that 19th century artisans and trades people lived and today the row houses are considered to be a prestigious address in Beacon Hill. https://www.trolleytours.com/boston/acorn-street
[ Google Review ] Our Museum of Fine Arts is a treasure and I'm always so happy to see so many visitors from around the world. Yesterday was the 150th birthday celebration and admission was free. Many families with well-behaved young children were there also, so nice to see people of all ages enjoying art!
[ Google Review ] Love this place I've been going since I was a child love the improvement and the new sprinklers for the kids. But now that I have one of my own I really do wish they had a separate pool for babies/toddlers we had a great time at the pool but my toddler had a tough time understanding that she needed to stay away from older kids that like splashing people's faces and kicking others.
[ Google Review ] Got in line at around 11:15am on a Friday morning. There were a few people a head of us. We were allowed in at about 11:35. Since it’s not too big of a restaurant and was only 2 of us, we shared a table with 2 others. Servers were great, explained all of our options and the food was fantastic! We ordered the crab bisque, which was amazing, along with the hot lobster roll and a few oysters. The food was fresh, tasty and was served pretty quickly. Definitely get there early in order to be seated first.
[ Google Review ] My husband and I have been eating at this restaurant for several years—less so frequently because of location, but nonetheless we make it a point to come here at least twice a year now especially in the summer. The lobster rolls are always delicious and FRESH, as is all their seafood, and you won’t find better oysters. And lastly, their customer service is second to none, I was already in love with Row 34 but they truly have a customer for life now, special thanks to Shore for wonderful customer service.
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