Boston Market

It’s the typical Boston market fare. Good chicken, good spinach, good vegetables. This is not high cuisine, but for poor college folks this a great way to get a full dinner in the $ 8-​$ 11 range. Occasionally, the doors let more than a few bugs in, and one time it was noticeable around the soda dispenser. It’s exactly a 3 star Unilocal place.

I am very disappointed with boston market, we went there and bought 5 meals, spent quite a bit. saw on the internet they give a veterans discount of 20% even though my husband showed his veterans card he did not get the discount. when I spoke to the manager she told me the veterans discount was 20% but that they didn’t have a button for that on the register. stupid! I contacted boston market twice and still have not heard back from them.

Quarter Chicken with sides and drink just over 10 bucks. That’s a fare price and the food tastes good and is satisfying. I work nearby and go here frequently never having a problem with the staff or service, maybe its because I smile at people when I order my food.

I am done with Boston mkt! The one in Ramsey nj. In particular. The first time my salad exploded out of the container all over the car I thought it was my fault. Not the second time. And what’s with shouting questions at me instead of letting me place an order? And forgetting to hand me my drink and taking 10 minutes to get it to my car?

Idiot’s behind the counter if they make minimum wage it’s too much will never go back to this one on Mass Ave, Medford store rocks friendly clean etc…

LOVE that Boston Market! Such great well-​cooked meals & so DELICIOUS! The chicken is rotisserie-​healthy rather than deep fried and everything in our Holland OH location is so clean, with warm hospitality.

This review has been sitting in my drafts for a month, so here goes…
First, let me just say: Damn… good…comfort food!
Everything from the famous, juicy rotisserie chicken to the freakin’ apple pie is lip smackin’ good! The mac n’ cheese… cheesy, saucy, and flavorful! The corn… fresh and sweet! The veggies, not soggy… lightly sauteed. Cornbread, as heavenly as it has always been. Nice and sweet and moist. Speaking of sweet, the sweet potato is damn delicious! Marshmallow, brown sugar, cinnamon, and toasted oats give it that extra something. I’d eat three pie dishes full of this stuff if they used it as filling! For $ 30, you can eat like royalty… or at least like a glutton on Thanksgiving. :-)
Overall, I love this place. The chicken is always tender and well glazed, the prices are pretty damn righteous, and I always receive good customer service here, which is a plus. I’m always promptly greeted in a friendly manner by someone at the counter. Even the younger associates are polite and have great people skills. That’s rare. Some places hire these high school or college kids with bad attitudes and poor training/​customer service skills. Makes you want to jump over the counter and stuff their faces in hot macaroni. But not here! No, sir! :-D

After eating here I satisfactorily achieved a lifelong goal. Eating Boston Market in Boston.
It’s terrible for you and terribly delicious.
3 sides meal for $ 5.99 is my jam! Mashed potatoes, mac and cheese and creamed spinach. Anyone who wants more in life is lying to themselves.

The food at Boston Market isn’t anything to write home about, but it’s perfect for lunch and always consistent.
I just have to say that the people at this location are super friendly and very, very nice when you are ordering. I just went there to get lunch and when I was checking out the cashier said, «Bless your heart. Have a wonderful day!». Where does THAT ever happen in Boston? No where.

Really bad for you, calorie-​laden food, especially some of the sides. They added calorie counts the menu board, and wow, did that stop ME from going there very often.
I had a craving for chicken pot pie one lunch, so i said «sod it» and went. (Getting the steamed — i.e. very bland — veggies for a side.
What’s odd and awkward about this place is the practice of serving eat-​in items on a ceramic plate and making a fuss of walking you to your table.
But you still get plastic silverware and get a (huge) plastic cup.
You then have to leave your plate to get drinks, which left me uncomfortable. I’d rather if they were going to do this, they do like some Paneras so and make your food and bring it out to you after you get your drinks.

I generally like Boston Market food a lot.
The food at this particular location was OK at best. The corn bread was thinner than usual and quite hard, the pasta in the mac n cheese was under cooked, and the mashed sweet potatoes had lumps in it.
On a more positive note, the staff was very attentive and polite.

Edible.

I did not eat in Boston Market for years because, despite enjoying the comfort food the offer, everything was served on plastic plates, with pointless plastic dome warmers, that could only be disposed of in the trash. Last night as I walked by I noticed that people were eating I reusable washable plates. Needing food, I decided to go in.
The food remains decent. And the reduction of pointless plastic land/​ocean fill is at huge plus! But they still use big plastic disposable cups for drinks, which is producing lots of pollution and plastic trash.
They could do more to promote a healthier planet. I am one of those annoying type consumers who does not buy anything plastic if I can avoid it. So next time, I will take in a can of something to drink.

My wife’s chicken pot pie was excellent but the my roasted chicken was dry and not as good as rotisserie chicken from Costco. We did like the side orders: hot and fresh looking/​tasting.

Approaches the $$ rating. You pay for for you get: a nice, hearty meal. I don’t really care about the authenticity background that goes along with the «Boston» marquee. I get fed well at this place everytime I come here with my friends. Definitely the protein one desires. The mashed potatoes and corn are awesome.

Ironically enough, most of my boston market dinners happened in Nj before i moved here. So when i found myself in this area, memories of their yummy Mac n Cheese and chicken came back to me and i went in. The wait– not good! there was one guy ahead of me who was ordering a lot to go, and they seemed flustered and didnt handle the order very fast. when i finally did get waited on, it went fast enough and they were friendly. food was good, restaurant seemed clean and quiet. I say this is an ok place, but they need to improve their service, esp in busy boston.

I have eaten hear before and not had a problem, yet after tonight i will not return to this location.
I ordered a meal with two sides, one being green beans and the other mashed potatoes no gravy. The associate put gravy on the m. potatoes and attempted to scrape it off with the serving spoon, he then banged the serving spoon against the trash can then added another scoop of m. potatoes onto my plate with the same spoon. The spoon touched the trash can! I left mid order, turned around and left.
I didnt care that there was a bit of gravy still in my m. potatoes BUT this is a health issue.

To be honest, I’d probably take a bath in a tub of their mac and cheese using their cornbread as a bar of soap.
I love Boston Market and really enjoy their side dishes as well as their sandwiches. They have fresh salads and the complimentary cornbread on the side is awesome. Oh and the chicken pot pie… well, mother may I?!
However this location is hit or miss. Although the lines are not usually long, there always seems to be something off. Like they are out of an item. Or something doesn’t taste so fresh. Or someone is yelling at me from the carving station for my order while another looks blindly at me from the register. Who am I supposed to talk to?
All in all, a good fall back for food on the go but this location could step it up a bit when it comes to their service and quality. Whatever, plug my pie hole with a piece of corn bread and I’ll be happy.

Boston Market is one of my favorite fast-​food restaurants, because it feels like real dinner. So when I had time to kill between the first eight and last three hours of an absurdly long work day, I «treated» myself to some Boston Market Thanksgiving-​style food.
While the turkey and cornbread were up to par, and the restaurant was quiet, I did have a major problem with the broccoli. Broccoli is my favorite vegetable, and after years of dining hall steam tray food, I’ve been conditioned to eat broccoli in its less-​than-​perfect form: dry, soggy, browning, yellowing, shriveling. However, the less-​than-​perfect broccoli I ate at this particular Boston Market resulted in me having a less-​than-​perfect stomach function 24 hours later (aka mild food poisoning.)
With so many other fast food restaurants in walking distance of the area, I’d rather spend my $ 7 on something that won’t result in me downing the entire «Stomach Remedies» aisle of CVS.

I heart Boston Market.
In highschool, I lived off the Carver sandwiches thanks to an awesomely situated (next door) part-​time job.
But then I had a taste of the chicken and sides and I bid adieu to the Carver seeing as I can get more with a meal. I love the mashed potatoes and green beans. The corn is good too. Yes, it is all buttery and fatty but its fast food people.
Quick, easy and oh-​so-​tasty.