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“Today I just stopped in for a drink and a snack. I get my haircut monthly- now this place and it’s amazing people are part of my routine!!!
Parking: Many spots.
Kid-friendliness: I see plenty of room for the kids to spread out.
Wheelchair accessibility: Ramp is here.“
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“Food, service. Everything actually . Fantastic place! A hidden gem“
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“Everything jose wipes up is great. I am also his plumber and FYI the kitchen is very clean. great small business. highly rec“
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“My wife and I brought our good friends (from New Delhi) for dinner....It was superb. The food was excellent with very large portions. The service was great....the prices very reasonable. Our Indian friends said the food was very high quality and authentic... We all heartily recommend the Tamarind Restaurant to everyone... Robin Appleby M.D.“
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“Every dish we order is off the chart delicious! Lovely service and amazing frozen margaritas!! Food is always fresh!“
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“I was craving Panera’s Mac and Cheese while I was driving to Boston from NYC. I searched for a Panera and this one was the closest, so I went. The staff was beyond amazing, Joey was listed on my receipt but everyone was so so sweet. The restaurant was also meticulously clean. My mac and tea was warm and delicious, just what I needed to get through the drive. Thank you Panera, I’m planning on stopping by again as I drive back to the city!“
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“Always great food from here. Patti and Paige are awesome! Extremely friendly, kind and efficient.
Parking: Wide open parking lot.
Kid-friendliness: Very kid friendly.
Wheelchair accessibility: Ramos and parking.“
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“When I discovered Roxbury Market in the eighties, it soon became one of my favorite destinations. I lived in Bethel, but I’d drive up to Roxbury several times a week for sandwiches. It was remodeled sometime in the nineties, and the small back room had tables to enjoy meals with friends. We’d meet there by Jeep, motorcycle, or whatever and sit for an hour sharing a great sandwich, coffee and soft drinks. I moved to Florida in 2004 and miss the Marketplace. But we manage to visit at least once a year when we come back to Roxbury in autumn.“