“This is the best pizza place in boston. Out of all the other pizza places I've ate at Dublins is the place to go. I've been ordering here for close to a year and, the workers are super enthusiastic. The food here is amazing, especially the steak and cheese sub. 10/10“
“One of my favorite stores. One stop shopping at it's finest. The food to go is really good, especially the wing bar! Good selection of organic meats and fresh veggies and juices. The liquor store upstairs has great prices. The deli selection is amazing. If you're a fan of Italian meats they have the best selection you will find in an actual supermarket, outside of going to the old school bodega. Plenty of parking....you can get everything you need before a game or a cookout in under an hour all in one stop. The staff is super helpful and knowledgeable as well. Pro tip: if you get the rewards card the sales really help with the savings. Prices are more competitive than one would think.“
“I've lived in the neighborhood for about 10 years now and I've never once had a bad eating experience. EVER. Honestly, I really don't get the hatred most people have towards this place. It's one thing if you don't like the food but the feedback I've seen and heard from other locals feels like much more than that.I've gotten to know the owners. It's a family-owned business and they have lived in the area for years. The general consensus and attitude about TWC I keep seeing and hearing is it's not wanted or welcome by locals. Their longest regular customers are those who work at police station a a few doors down. With the bridge around the corner closed indefinitely for repairs, TWC is the only business that's still visible on that side of the intersection.I wanted to speak in defense of this restaurant not just because I've never had a bad experience personally but more importantly, the people who own and work there don't deserve the hate they get from their neighbors just because some people had bad experiences. The Cleary Square area already doesn't have that many food options anyway.All that said, it helps to set your expectations VERY low. If you want high-quality Chinese food, there's plenty of known options in Dedham. If you REALLY don't feel like cooking or just want something filling, TWC has you covered.The Combo Plates are the most popular for people who dine in or are on a lunch break. On that note. They closed the dining areas during the Pandemic though they've since only reopened the 3 tables facing the post office. I assume they only saw the need to do that much since most people take their food to go anyway.The interior feels pretty underwhelming to say the least but the seats are comfortable. There is a single person restroom next to the kitchen but it's been closed to the public since the Pandemic from what I understand. They permanently closed 70% of the dining area as it is.Contrary to what I know many locals think, all food are cooked to order. They do some prepwork in the morning but don't do the actual cooking until the order is placed. You're waiting typically 15 to 20 minutes on average for a small order or combo plate and portions are pretty generous overall.They do charge minimum $3.50 extra for any substitutions with Combo Plates excluding White Rice which they'll do for free. So for example if your combo plate would normally cost $12.50 it would be about $16 if you subbed in Beef Lo Mein or Chicken Fried Rice. It feels a bit much since I don't eat pork and I always request a substitution anyway. Would be nice if they let you substitution Vegetable Fried Rice or Vegetable Lo Mein for $1 or $2 max.All that said, prepare to go in spending at least $14 to $16 for a combo plate and a drink on average. If you want to go a la carte instead, you're spending minimum $30 to $40. That'll cover your pick of a large Fried Rice or Lo Mein, a large entree or two and a large Appetizer or two for up to four people.“
“I hope this is the right purple carrot! I recently started using the vegan food service Purple Carrot . First let me say I tried 3 other food services before trying this one. I am a new plant based eater and have tried numerous times but always fail because i just dont know what to cook and get bored. Purple Carrot is by far the best plant based "vegan" meals. They are the turning point for me, im finally able to commit. They give you a few options 1. Meal kits with recipes and all the ingredients including herbs, vegan cheeses etc... everything. If youve ever bought these separately on your own they are a small fortune. The food is delicious even for a former meat eater! They also offer fresh ready made meals- love these! Shitake mushrooms etc... yummy, you pick in the app and can change if you would like something different- totally flexible. Try to at least try 1 do it yourself meal because they give you an awesome recipe book telling you how to make all the vegan meals not just the 1 you purchased. It takes alot of the guess work out of your new lifestyle by measuring protein, fiber, calories for you. I got the 25 dollars off for 4 weeks which was an incentive. So skip the rest and save yourself some money and go straight to purple carrot. Also recently tried their frozen meals at Target, just as good. Really their food tastes really good, cant recommend it enough.“
“We are not from the area and this place has everything you could possibly need. It’s a high end grocery store. Regular groceries are reasonably priced, all of the pre made deli, bakery, meat items are pretty expensive. The place is always packed so checkout is slow. Don’t be in a hurry.“