BEST BOSTON MARKET EVER!! my fella and I were feeling a little lazy, decided to get some home cooked food without doing it ourselves. This store closes at ten, we got there at nine. The girl getting our food said there was gonna be a five minute wait on the chicken (not a big deal at all!) so we order our sides, and they give us TWO FREE LARGE DRINKS AND DESSERT!! We literally were sitting and waiting three minutes? Great service, great staff. Really made our night!
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Kate T.
As far as Boston Markets go, this is the worst I've experienced. The chicken was extremely overcooked and actually hard/solid after the skin was removed. I usually get a nasty attitude from the people in the front of the store like they have much better places to be and things to do. It also irritates me that most of the time they don't have any plates/silverware available so I'm eating off of plastic if we opt to go inside. For the price and the amount the company has invested in changing the store's image I honestly expect much better. Other Boston Markets have much friendlier staff and fresher foods.
(2)
Eugene L.
If you're considering getting fast food, and you want sort of a "home-cooked meal" effect, this is a good place to create that illusion. Known many moons ago as "Boston Chicken," the Market now serves meat loaf, turkey, brisket, pot pies, and similar animal proteins. Everything is tasty (read: plenty of salt & fat), but their chicken is my least favorite. (If you really want delicious chicken, get one from Publix deli.) No, the secret's in the sides. Most of them are really good here, especially green beans, soaked with butter & garlic and NOT overcooked. New potatoes, corn, creamed spinach: it's all yummy comfort food. You can even get a plate with turkey, stuffing, sweet potato casserole and cranberry sauce, and pretend it's Thanksgiving. You get a small cornbread loaf with every meal- it's sweet & a bit moist. I save mine for breakfast the next morning. Desserts are diet-busters: they have some of most delicious chocolate cake with chocolate icing I've ever had- bring on the glass of cold milk! You can mix up some Arnold Palmer at their drink machine, and they sometimes even have lemon wedges to add. I like this chain despite myself. For about $10 last night I had three large chunks of meat loaf, green beans, macaroni & cheese, a cornbread, and a bowl of excellent chicken noodle soup (huge chunks of real chicken, tons of fresh celery). It's not really as good as Mom (or Dad) used to make, but it does bring some comfort to your belly. And you can get large quantities and feed a crowd (or family).
(3)
Geno K.
Good service, easy parking, meals prepared well... it's a chain, so there's not much I can say that you probably don't already know about Boston Market.
(3)
RON S.
Not a bad place if your feeling lazy and want a home cooked meal.
(3)
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Address :9595 4th St N
Saint Petersburg, FL, 33702
Takes Reservations : No Take-out : Yes Accepts Credit Cards : Yes Good for Kids : Yes Good for Groups : Yes Attire : Casual Noise Level : Quiet Alcohol : No Outdoor Seating : No Has TV : No Waiter Service : No Caters : Yes
Bethany R.
BEST BOSTON MARKET EVER!! my fella and I were feeling a little lazy, decided to get some home cooked food without doing it ourselves. This store closes at ten, we got there at nine. The girl getting our food said there was gonna be a five minute wait on the chicken (not a big deal at all!) so we order our sides, and they give us TWO FREE LARGE DRINKS AND DESSERT!! We literally were sitting and waiting three minutes? Great service, great staff. Really made our night!
(5)Kate T.
As far as Boston Markets go, this is the worst I've experienced. The chicken was extremely overcooked and actually hard/solid after the skin was removed. I usually get a nasty attitude from the people in the front of the store like they have much better places to be and things to do. It also irritates me that most of the time they don't have any plates/silverware available so I'm eating off of plastic if we opt to go inside. For the price and the amount the company has invested in changing the store's image I honestly expect much better. Other Boston Markets have much friendlier staff and fresher foods.
(2)Eugene L.
If you're considering getting fast food, and you want sort of a "home-cooked meal" effect, this is a good place to create that illusion. Known many moons ago as "Boston Chicken," the Market now serves meat loaf, turkey, brisket, pot pies, and similar animal proteins. Everything is tasty (read: plenty of salt & fat), but their chicken is my least favorite. (If you really want delicious chicken, get one from Publix deli.) No, the secret's in the sides. Most of them are really good here, especially green beans, soaked with butter & garlic and NOT overcooked. New potatoes, corn, creamed spinach: it's all yummy comfort food. You can even get a plate with turkey, stuffing, sweet potato casserole and cranberry sauce, and pretend it's Thanksgiving. You get a small cornbread loaf with every meal- it's sweet & a bit moist. I save mine for breakfast the next morning. Desserts are diet-busters: they have some of most delicious chocolate cake with chocolate icing I've ever had- bring on the glass of cold milk! You can mix up some Arnold Palmer at their drink machine, and they sometimes even have lemon wedges to add. I like this chain despite myself. For about $10 last night I had three large chunks of meat loaf, green beans, macaroni & cheese, a cornbread, and a bowl of excellent chicken noodle soup (huge chunks of real chicken, tons of fresh celery). It's not really as good as Mom (or Dad) used to make, but it does bring some comfort to your belly. And you can get large quantities and feed a crowd (or family).
(3)Geno K.
Good service, easy parking, meals prepared well... it's a chain, so there's not much I can say that you probably don't already know about Boston Market.
(3)RON S.
Not a bad place if your feeling lazy and want a home cooked meal.
(3)