Ned Devine's
1 N Market St, 2109 - Boston
Recommended by Sluurpy:
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2021
#165 of 2001 restaurants in Boston
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American
Irish
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PROPRIETARY
Popularity
100/100
Quality
56/100
Data Completeness
72/100
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Outdoor seating
🚚
Delivery
🥡
Takeout
🍽️
Dine-in
🍺
Alcohol
🍹
Cocktails
🍷
Wine
📅
Reservations
♿
Accessible restroom
😊
Casual
🛋️
Cozy
👥
Good for groups
📊 Popular Times
Not busy
Moderate
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Contact Information
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Phone:
+1 617-248-8800
🌐 Website:
http://www.neddevinesboston.com/
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Address:
1 N Market St, Boston
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Google Reviews
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Google reviews
We had a wonderful Sunday morning brunch .The service was great. Drinks were mimosas and bloody Mary's..excellent. didn't feel touristy at all despite the address .The value was outstanding and the food was perfectly prepared. Eat here if you're in the area.
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I had the best time here. We ordered fries and they came out within THIRTY seconds. And then we were casually discussing how good ranch would be with the fries and I guess someone heard us because ten seconds later the bartender appears out of nowhere with ranch. Incredible service 10/10.
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Front hostess is super sweet and likes to converse which I love. I do wish she was our server cause the other waitress outside was alright. Didn’t check on us and not very conversational. It started to rain and we went outside and the waitress upstairs was very kind. 2 blonde ladies let us sit to watch the game and even one of the mangers came out to try to get game on projector. Great customer service and really recommend. Beer on tap is super good
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Out door dining excellence! The service and atmosphere were incredible. If you can catch it on a sunny day, order the lobster roll and clam chowder. The manager convinced me that bread bowls cover up the soup, so he serves his in a porcelain bowl. It was good fun. The caprice sandwich is equally amazing. Everyone leaves happy!
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Absolutely delicious food and great service!
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Ned Devine's exceeded our expectations with their Barbie Brunch, a fun and unique concept that the staff fully embraced. The patio seating, offering views of Quincy Market, was a delightful setting. Service was prompt, and the food was delicious—particularly noteworthy was the children's Mac and Cheese, which offered a surprising but enjoyable spicy twist. Our two-year-old was enchanted by the Barbie decorations, making it a hit for the whole family. If you find yourself in the North End of Boston, this family-friendly spot is well worth a visit.
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I loved the atmosphere of the upstairs dining. We were looking for a family style restaurant to meet with friends and their kids, and this was perfect. They gave us a great booth in the corner. The chowder and fish and chips were top notch!
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Came here with my wife while visiting Quincy Market in Boston. We had the beer battered chicken tender appetizer, a shrimp caesar salad, the salmon dish, a beer and a mixed drink. We were seated immediately which was nice and there was some live music just outside. Our server was very friendly and attentively, and our food came out very quickly. Other than recommending less dressing on the caesar salad, everything was great! Would return!
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The food came out quick, the atmosphere was calmer, and my daughter loved her fish and chips. They were well cooked and not too greasy. The food all around was good and our server was attentive. Would recommend, especially since it was only a few more dollars than the fish stalls downstairs, the food was almost as quick, and it tastes much better.
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Came from Chicago while my wife was shopping Quincy street market. This is a Good place to grab a drink and chill out. Came in for 10 minutes to just chill out. Place was clean and the bartender was cool. Plenty of seats no wait time. Would stop by again!
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