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Price: Moderate
• Contemporary american • Milford
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- PPamelaGreater Boston •10 reviews5.0Dined 2 days agoValentine's Day Dinner - we did not attend the event; we just had dinner. The food was delicious. We had the short ribs appetizer, duck ragout, and pork shank. The pasta for the duck was perfectly al dente. Everything had a nice presentation. We were full without being stuffed. The drinks were good (the old-fashioned was a little watered down) and, while we did not get a smoky drink, it was fun to watch other guests have them served up. The noise level was just right for date night. This was our first visit so I do not know if that was because it was all couples or if that is their normal sound level. We will definitely go back.More infoGlenPharmer DistilleryPrice: Expensive• Distillery• Franklin•4.6
- SStephanieLos Angeles •2 reviews5.0Dined 3 days agoThere’s such a variety of high quality food on the menu. There’s something for everyone on both the food and drink menu. And at a time when shrinkflation is everywhere, Red Stripe over delivers. I think this might be our new fav dinner date spot.More infoRed StripePrice: Moderate• Contemporary American• Providence•4.6
- AAmyGreater Boston •2 reviews5.0Dined 3 days agoOur first time dining at Parkside did not disappoint. Beautifully decorated for Valentine’s Day with roses (even the red linen napkins were folded to look like roses). We sat at the bar and were greeted with a smile. There were specials offered along with the main menu. I had the garlic lemon rotisserie chicken which had loads of flavor with every bite. My boyfriend had the homemade papardelle which was also delicious. Service and food was quick and attentive yet we didn’t feel rushed. A perfect combination for a great dining experience. We will definitely be back.More infoParkside Rotisserie & BarPrice: Moderate• Contemporary American• Providence•4.7
- JJenniferGreater Boston •3 reviews5.0Dined 3 days agoThis was my 3rd time at the George. Food and service never disappoint! Both are exceptional! It’s pricier than other restaurants I typically visit, but it is so worth it! It is super noisy (all three times I have been sat at a 2-person table in the bar area; next time I will request to sit in the dining room area). If you love live music, the bar area is a great place to be, but don’t expect to have both music and conversation; also the locals sitting at the bar area definitely use their outdoor yelling voices to be heard over the music (so if you’re into ease-dropping, this could be your place! lol). In short, the bar is great if you know you’re walking in to a music and conversation room that will limit the amount of conversation you can have at your own table. If you are looking for dinner and conversation, I would not recommend NOT being sat in the bar area.More infoThe GeorgePrice: Expensive• Contemporary American• Providence•4.6
- DDerekGreater Boston •1 review5.0Dined 3 days agoWe ordered the special Wygau for two with mash potatoes and brussel sprouts. For $80 I expected more food. I understand the steak is expensive, that wasn't the issue. There was barely any brussel sprouts and not enough mashed potatoes. Our server Stephanie was attentive although it was very busy due to Valentines day. Overall a good experience. Very modern restaurant will come backMore infoGiana Restaurant + BarPrice: Expensive• Contemporary American• South Easton•4.6