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Massachusetts, United States Food Guide: 4 Seafood food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Littleton
Find out what Seafood restaurants to try in Littleton. Littleton (historically Nipmuc: Nashoba) is a town in Middlesex County, Massachusetts, United States. The population was 8,924 at the 2010 census.
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1. Great Road Kitchen
Overall Ratings
3 based on 216 reviews
Reviewed By Lyndy B
Was here with a work group and had a pleasant dinner. Service was friendly and efficient. Good menu with lots of tasty options but fell embarrassingly short on vegetarian options. Only real option I had was an udon noodle bowl (and salad) that just didnât turn me on. Good wine and beer selection. Would love to return with family and friends but there just arenât enough options for me on the main entrée section of the menu. Nice outdoor deck. Convenient access to main highway.
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2. Atlantic Sea Grill
Overall Ratings
4 based on 195 reviews
Reviewed By thetravellin
Our group of 12 travelling from out of town wanted a sea food restaurant that could manage serving a large group. We called ahead and were told yes. We arrived in time and were seated in our own room immediately. Drink orders were taken. Separate bills no problem. We waited 40 minutes for our drinks and then food order then. When food arrived, it was well presented, hot and delicious. We finished up within 2 hours of arriving, however most of our time there was spent waiting.
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3. Forge & Vine
Overall Ratings
4 based on 109 reviews
Drawing inspiration from the regionâs history and natural surroundings, Forge & Vine is 156-seat freestanding restaurant featuring an eight-foot wood fired grill as its centerpiece, an open kitchen with counter seating where guests can enjoy dinner while
Reviewed By bkramer947
Our group of 5 adults dined here on a Friday night. This is an attractive, stylish restaurant and the place was packed. The restaurant and menu have an upscale feel. Prices are on the higher end. They offer a variety of microbrews and extensive list of wines. The menu basically offered something for everyone, although could be much better for vegetarians and vegans. The menu has lots of heavier, "comfort foods." Much of the food is rather heavily laden with butter, oil and/or mayonnaise-based sauces, plus extremely salty. While most of us enjoy well-salted food, here, the salt is on steroids. While the rest of our party of 5 have no dietary issues or restrictions, I have a bad reaction to added oils which is a hazard in restaurants. I had called ahead during non-peak hours and asked if they would kindly make the Harvest Grain Bowl for me without added oils. At first the manager told me that he spoke with the chef, and everything is already premade with oil and they could not do it. I very politely told them that if they would so kindly just cook a small amount and keep it off to the side, I would truly appreciate it. The manager consulted with the chef once again, and told me they would accommodate this request. I thanked them up and down in advance. When we arrived, I referenced the phone call to the person who sat us and also to our server. All seemed fine. The server even asked me if there was anything else they could do to accommodate - I said, "thanks so much for asking! If possible, I'd love the dish to have very little salt." I really appreciated that the server asked me that. When my grain bowl arrived, I was surprised to find that the quinoa was literally uncooked. It was crunchy to the bite. Crunchy, raw quinoa!! Quinoa cooked so fast and becomes soft - I have no idea how they managed to serve me crunchy quinoa without the chef noticing. To add insult to injury, the greens were coated in salt to the point that when another adult in our party tasted it for me (I wanted to be sure I wasn't crazy!), he literally puckered from the salt. It was astonishingly salty. We told the server that the quinoa was raw, and showed him. He seemed annoyed. However, he did appropriately remove it from the bill (I think it was $17 for basically baby kale and raw quinoa). He also comped a dessert to the table, which demonstrated appropriate customer service. A manager came to the table and told me that he personally saw the quinoa from my cleared dish, and he verified that it was uncooked. So, the follow up to my dreadful meal was appropriate and I did appreciate that.I would not rush back here. There are not enough things on the menu that I want to try - they totally messed up the one and only thing on the menu that I could eat given my dietary preferences. However, I would give it a second shot if the rest of my group wanted to go. Perhaps they just had a bad night, with regard to my order and would do better next time.Dear bkramer947,Thank you so much for taking the time to provide this detailed feedback and we truly apologize for your experience.We have spoken with our manager that was taking care of you that evening and he again apologizes for the food quality you received. This is not typical of our standards and we have spoken with our culinary team. With your feedback, we can only improve.We do hope you will give us another chance in the future.Thank You
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4. Fishbones in the Village
Overall Ratings
4 based on 490 reviews
Reviewed By pennstatetraveler
Whale Tale Pale Ale- Nantucket Brewery(?)- very goodNew England Clam Chowder-quite hardy, very good. We prefer Manhattan clam chowder but this was very good....nicely chocked with clamsSesame tuna with seaweed, lettuce and tomato with fresh ginger and wasabi on the side -excellent. 2 sides chosen were French fries and cole slaw-both good- pickle, tooLobster Roll - generous chunks of lobster-yummy. Donât bother with the roll. Sides were sweet potato fries and come slaw-also good.Server was efficient.Yes, we would stop here again!
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