Massachusetts Food and Dining Reviews: Framingham MA |
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Sandwiches and More, COncord St. Framingham. Odd little storefront sandwich place with Middle Eastern menu accents, I tried the falafel plate. Kinda dry, but worth a shot. The star plA communication gap left the woman behind the register chasing after me out the door with a fork. Not in a bad way, she forgot to put it in the bag. I went back and had the something star special, i was gonna look the name Joan and Ed's Deli, Sherwood Plaza, Framingham. Nice Jewish Deli. Nothing cheap about paying 12 bucks for a reuben, but its a pretty good one on lightly buttered and toasted bread. Eat in and you get free pickles and cole slaw, although the aforementioned Reuben will jump to $16 with soda and tip. Romanian-style is lean pastrami that is steamed, or get the fatty one that cooked in mustard water. They have a bunch of Jewish foods too, and posters on the wall to match. Kugel's Deli, Rt. 9 Framingham.
Hidden away near the intersection of Rt. 9 and Edgell Rd, Kugel's Deli is a rare self-proclaimed New York Style Deli with Red Sox decorations on the wall. They serve breakfast until closing and offer a few Jewish specialties along with the classic Deli menu offerings. Kugel's reuben was a pretty solid sandwich: tasty, lean and lightly toasted on marble rye. Make sure to ask for swiss if you want it, it doesn't come standard. Prices here are much more reasonable than at Joan and Ed's Deli further up the street - Kugel's Reuben was 4 bucks cheaper. Sandwiches are served with a pickle (fairly bland) and choice of cole slaw or potato salad (does anyone really crave either of these things though?) . They'll sub out chips if you ask. The atmosphere is pretty low key, relaxingly devoid of the typical lunch hour rush that permeates most food options around. Service was friendly and extremely fast. Worth checking out. |
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Reviews of restaurants in Framingham MA: The Chicken Bone Saloon, Waverly St. Framingham. They say this place used to be the kind of place you'd snap off the end of a beer bottle and try to cut some drunk Biker's throat, but it sure as hell ain't now. Famous for their Buffalo Chicken Wings. The Thermonuclear Hot Sauce had a good bite to it, no tears though, and not as balanced a flavor as the Just Plain Hot. Definitely one of the best boneless Buffalo wings you'll ever eat. Some of the other sauce options are interesting. I tried one of the ones with what the waitress described as a honeymustard glaze, but it was like a soup in the little paper serving container. The Roman was another one worth checking out if you don't mind garlic breath all afternoon. Thei Sexy Fries come out hot, but they're still just waffle fries and I don't think you'l find them nearly as erotic as the name might suggest. |
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