Tips for Dining, Eating, and Food Shopping in Boston (and suburbs)
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By Blumie
on May 28, 2009 12:23 PM
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I've been a couple times; once I thought it was mediocre, once I thought it wasn't so good. It's got a nice vibe, a nice place to hang with friends, but the food is really nothing special. I'd stick with the basics, maybe you'll be ok.
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Thanks. We've been subjecting the kids to some adult places lately -- Union, East Coast Grill -- so I find WoC's menu appealing in that it offers more choices for them. If we go, I'll report back.
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A-ha. Well, just so you know (and i'm sure you do), Union & East Coast Grill are in a different category altogether. West on Centre is fine, I guess, if you live in that 'hood and want a local spot to go to. Wouldn't go out of my way to go there though.
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I've been twice with a group of friends and we all enjoyed it, which is why we went back a second time. Lots to choose from, comfy, friendly. The bar area is nice and popular. Daily specials are good. I like the variety of apps. If you have kids I'm sure they'll find something on the large menu. It can get a bit loud in the dining room, that's my only complaint.
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West on Centre was perfect for our needs. I would not classify it as "houndworthy," but it was a good place for a group that included a few young kids. I agree that the volume in the dining room was the biggest drawback. But the menu was extensive, the service friendly, and the food decent.
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Very good lamb burger.
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My dad loved it!
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