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Wow. Just. Wow.
That is a goddamned embarrassment. I can't believe it exists.
STK Rebel (steakhouse geared at women) is opening in Seaport Square: http://boston.eater.com/2016/1/22/10814284/stk-steakhouse-boston
I know everyone here is going to heartbroken to hear this, but...
The Burger King in Center Plaza is closing as of 5pm today.
It is reportedly being replaced by Zo's.
I know everyone here is going to heartbroken to hear this, but...
The Burger King in Center Plaza is closing as of 5pm today.
It is reportedly being replaced by Zo's.
Burger King may not be your cup of tea, but this is a very busy restaurant - especially with customers who can't afford to drop $10+ on lunch (and yes, they are not all homeless people). Zo's, while good, is very pricey for lunch unless you are a 1%er.
I actually am legitimately disappointed by this. Sometimes a man just wants a cheap fast-food burger and fries. Ever since the UBurger in Faneuil closed (RIP) this has been the only spot north of Downtown Crossing (other than the little McDonald's counter in North Station) to satisfy those cravings.
And for an urban fast-food joint I always found this BK to be remarkably not sketchy.
Burger King may not be your cup of tea, but this is a very busy restaurant - especially with customers who can't afford to drop $10+ on lunch (and yes, they are not all homeless people). Zo's, while good, is very pricey for lunch unless you are a 1%er.
Burger King may not be your cup of tea, but this is a very busy restaurant - especially with customers who can't afford to drop $10+ on lunch (and yes, they are not all homeless people). Zo's, while good, is very pricey for lunch unless you are a 1%er.
I actually am legitimately disappointed by this. Sometimes a man just wants a cheap fast-food burger and fries. Ever since the UBurger in Faneuil closed (RIP) this has been the only spot north of Downtown Crossing (other than the little McDonald's counter in North Station) to satisfy those cravings.
And for an urban fast-food joint I always found this BK to be remarkably not sketchy.
Gridler's is good but it takes forever (relative to BK) to cook their food. It's also ~2x the price. You get what you pay for but if you go there multiple times a week (which you shouldn't be doing anyway, I guess) it adds up quickly.
Edit: Yes, Zo's is moving from their old spot.
Griddler's website said:Hours
Beacon Hill: Monday - Friday 11am - 9pm, Saturday & Sunday 12pm - 9pm
Boston Commons: 11am - 9pm Daily