Categories:
Bars,
American (Traditional)
Neighborhood: Porter Square
This is my favorite asian place in the area - hands down - and my boyfriend and I regularly have "date night" there.
The atmosphere: a nice little bistro-type atmosphere which is dimly and romantically lit at night - perfect for a date. The service has always been very friendly, very quick, and very helpful. They're around just enough to make sure you're happy, but not enough to be intrusive on a romantic evening.
The food: we get (some combination of) the same thing every time we go there.
Sake - warm and yummy. A generous amount!
Sushi - fresh and delicious! My boyfriend never leaves a bite.
Edamame - nice and salty. A big giant bowl that's a guilt-free appetizer!
Miso Soup - you really can't go wrong with miso. Always brought out at the most perfectly warm temperature, and a great starter.
Gyoza - these fried dumplings are so, so good. Crispy on the outside and warm and soft on the inside.
Kop-Dol-Bi-Bim- Bap. My absolute favorite Korean dish that I cannot find anywhere close to me. A healthy meal: a warm stone bowl with rice, veggies, meat, and a friend egg on top with chili paste seasoning. Asbolutely delicious and made to perfection there!
Parking: if you're coming from Route 3, you have to do a little U-turn a the first set of lights to get into the parking lot, but there's always plenty of parking there.
We've never had to wait for seating, and go there as often as we can. Definitely give it a try if you're in the Nashua area!
Categories:
Veterinarians,
Pet Boarding/Pet Sitting
Categories:
Moroccan,
Venues & Event Spaces,
Middle Eastern
Neighborhood: Charlestown
Categories:
Day Spas,
Nail Salons
Categories:
Delis,
Coffee & Tea
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My friend and I decided to try brunch at Christopher's after reading some of the more positive reviews, which leaves me scratching my head in confusion. Our experience there was not pleasant at all, and completely not worth the money we spent splitting a meal.
Positive: when we walked in, we were instantly greeted and seated at a booth per our request. When I let her know the sun was in my eyes, she let us select our own table with no problems at all. The staff was friendly and accomodating.
Cons: the entire meal. We decided to get a couple things and split them. We started with the corn chowder, which came lukewarm and fairly tasteless to our table. We had requested two spoons, but got only one. Not a huge deal until we realized we had NO utensils at all to use.
We decided to split the "Breakfast of Champions" because we liked the idea of sweet french toast filled with fruit complimented by buffalo spicy tenders. Except, we didn't get the tenders we received, or the blue cheese we requested, or syrup. These were finally brought around by the end of the meal, when we had given up on the lackluster food. We order a side of toast which was one piece of scali cut in half, and I'm pretty sure we were charged several dollars for that. I ordered coffee, my friend had water. So for one cup of coffee, one cup of lukewarm chowder, and one sub-par french toast breakfast (not even a little powdered sugar to try and dress it up a little bit!), we paid $25. We were unimpressed to say the least.
The staff was friendly and accomodating, but the food was pretty horrible and way overpriced. We will never do brunch there again, unfortunately.