Visited Pinoy Boi at the EXPO market or Downtown Bazaar. Food was so good. Very authentic to Filipino cuisine. The staff was super friendly and helpful with the menu. We tired the Bistek, Sisig (Pork Belly), Fried Rice, Lumpia, and the BBQ Pork Skewers. It was all amazing. There were a few other restaurants open too and they’re all definitely worth a try!
Dan Taylor
They don't practice social distancing here. Should be shut down.
Jamie Elliott
We were so excited to try the new Expo Market and it didn't disappoint! We tried food/drinks from Newbury St, TheJuicery and Sun Roll. All were really good, although the amazing salad from Newbury was the clear winner. We'd love to try the pasta and have a drink at the bar next time. But there are food options for everyone. Also, yay for lots of vegetarian and vegan options!!!
Stephanie Thi
Decent variety of food. We tried the Newbury Salads and La Davina.
David P.
Neat place to go while downtown. Great selection of small places to eat, lots of different styles, plus a bar. We went for lunch before going over to Shea's for a show! Not a ton of seating, but a great open area for families to sit. Not too loud, so conversation was easily heard!
Luke Render
Would give it 5 stars, but parking is brutal. We paid for parking and still got a ticket. Excellent atmosphere there though.
Jaymiee Gettings
Terrible management. Very rude. I do not recommend going here at all.
Jason Covelli
Walked in at 7:30 on a Thursday with friend who have never been here before and eager to try La Divina. The employees there watched as we stood and looked at the menu until 7:40 and then told us they were closed. There is a sign right under the register saying "We close at 8" The gentleman running Sun was nice, and was confused as well and asked whoever the man managing La Divina is, wait it is not 8pm you aren't going to serve them? Manager said no we are closed. Poor service and rude. kind of suck since we frequent the expo as we live down the street.
Shauna P.
Although I've cut through EXPO many times, I've only stopped at GBGB on two occasions, both after Saturday matinees at Shea's. (I'd rather park at a bar sipping Pinot Noir for half an hour than sit in my car inching my way toward the exit of the M&T parking lot.) My first visit garnered one star, and the most recent visit earned five, so I'll average that out to three stars. My first time left a very bad impression, and I really dislike giving totally negative reviews, even when they're deserved. I'd rather try a second time to give them a chance at redemption. Happily, that happened. Initial stop had me sitting at the bar for a full five minutes with no acknowledgement whatsoever from the two females behind the bar. They weren't busy serving other customers. They were busy with their side work, filling juice bottles, stocking coolers and the like. No "I'll be right with you", not even a glance in my direction. Tsk, tsk, ladies. I'm ordinarily a very generous tipper. When I finally was approached, it felt like it was a bother to her. Round two was an entirely different story. Two guys behind the bar. The one working my end approached quickly and actually SMILED when taking my order. Inquired if I'd been to the show and asked what I thought of it. Then chatted for a few minutes about my critique of the production, reached across the bar to shake my hand and introduce himself, saying he'd enjoyed talking with me. GBGB, perhaps you should have Cameron give lessons on how to be a proper bartender, 'cause if this visit was strike two, there wouldn't be a third. There are plenty of other places where my business would be more than welcome. I'll be dropping in again soon.
Anna Johnson
Wish there were more places like this. Highly recommend the falafel guy.
Lots of different food choices. Plenty of seating. Nice place if you have a group with many different taste preferences. There's a salad and smoothie place, coffee and tea, mexican, burmese, and falafel! Sun had Thai tea even though it wasn't listed on the menu. It was delicious. Friends both ordered falafel. They were quite happy with their choice.
Melanie Wesolowski
Perfect place to go for a beer and some good food before heading over to The Tralf.
Josh Dix
La Divina is excellent. Sun Express is not so good which is a shame given their primary location rocks. Haven't tried the others.
Frances Hare
I love the atmosphere. Also allowing the 1 Friday a month Latin is Spectacular. The Bar is also enjoying the scene. Fanny is Awesome. it's a Family of Dancing friends that come together once a month. We love it. I have to visit during the week when I can hang out and eat there
Alanna P.
Super fun food hall downtown. Took my parents because no one could decide what they wanted and it ended up being a great choice! Good food, good options and the prices were great! Will definitely go again!
Visited Pinoy Boi at the EXPO market or Downtown Bazaar. Food was so good. Very authentic to Filipino cuisine. The staff was super friendly and helpful with the menu. We tired the Bistek, Sisig (Pork Belly), Fried Rice, Lumpia, and the BBQ Pork Skewers. It was all amazing. There were a few other restaurants open too and they’re all definitely worth a try!
They don't practice social distancing here. Should be shut down.
We were so excited to try the new Expo Market and it didn't disappoint! We tried food/drinks from Newbury St, TheJuicery and Sun Roll. All were really good, although the amazing salad from Newbury was the clear winner. We'd love to try the pasta and have a drink at the bar next time. But there are food options for everyone. Also, yay for lots of vegetarian and vegan options!!!
Decent variety of food. We tried the Newbury Salads and La Davina.
Neat place to go while downtown. Great selection of small places to eat, lots of different styles, plus a bar. We went for lunch before going over to Shea's for a show! Not a ton of seating, but a great open area for families to sit. Not too loud, so conversation was easily heard!
Would give it 5 stars, but parking is brutal. We paid for parking and still got a ticket. Excellent atmosphere there though.
Terrible management. Very rude. I do not recommend going here at all.
Walked in at 7:30 on a Thursday with friend who have never been here before and eager to try La Divina. The employees there watched as we stood and looked at the menu until 7:40 and then told us they were closed. There is a sign right under the register saying "We close at 8" The gentleman running Sun was nice, and was confused as well and asked whoever the man managing La Divina is, wait it is not 8pm you aren't going to serve them? Manager said no we are closed. Poor service and rude. kind of suck since we frequent the expo as we live down the street.
Although I've cut through EXPO many times, I've only stopped at GBGB on two occasions, both after Saturday matinees at Shea's. (I'd rather park at a bar sipping Pinot Noir for half an hour than sit in my car inching my way toward the exit of the M&T parking lot.) My first visit garnered one star, and the most recent visit earned five, so I'll average that out to three stars. My first time left a very bad impression, and I really dislike giving totally negative reviews, even when they're deserved. I'd rather try a second time to give them a chance at redemption. Happily, that happened. Initial stop had me sitting at the bar for a full five minutes with no acknowledgement whatsoever from the two females behind the bar. They weren't busy serving other customers. They were busy with their side work, filling juice bottles, stocking coolers and the like. No "I'll be right with you", not even a glance in my direction. Tsk, tsk, ladies. I'm ordinarily a very generous tipper. When I finally was approached, it felt like it was a bother to her. Round two was an entirely different story. Two guys behind the bar. The one working my end approached quickly and actually SMILED when taking my order. Inquired if I'd been to the show and asked what I thought of it. Then chatted for a few minutes about my critique of the production, reached across the bar to shake my hand and introduce himself, saying he'd enjoyed talking with me. GBGB, perhaps you should have Cameron give lessons on how to be a proper bartender, 'cause if this visit was strike two, there wouldn't be a third. There are plenty of other places where my business would be more than welcome. I'll be dropping in again soon.
Wish there were more places like this. Highly recommend the falafel guy.
Restaurantji Recommends
Lots of different food choices. Plenty of seating. Nice place if you have a group with many different taste preferences. There's a salad and smoothie place, coffee and tea, mexican, burmese, and falafel! Sun had Thai tea even though it wasn't listed on the menu. It was delicious. Friends both ordered falafel. They were quite happy with their choice.
Perfect place to go for a beer and some good food before heading over to The Tralf.
La Divina is excellent. Sun Express is not so good which is a shame given their primary location rocks. Haven't tried the others.
I love the atmosphere. Also allowing the 1 Friday a month Latin is Spectacular. The Bar is also enjoying the scene. Fanny is Awesome. it's a Family of Dancing friends that come together once a month. We love it. I have to visit during the week when I can hang out and eat there
Super fun food hall downtown. Took my parents because no one could decide what they wanted and it ended up being a great choice! Good food, good options and the prices were great! Will definitely go again!