Rebel's Guild

My friends and I went here for $1 oysters. We ordered more than 30 $1 oysters. We were thinking of getting more, but they ran out. The oysters were good for $1 each. I wouldn't pay more than $3 each for them because quite a few of them had shell pieces and the oysters weren't exceptional.The server didn't seem happy to take our order.The interior decor was nice though. When it turned dinner time, blue lights turned on.

Not worth your time to be honest. Please read the other reviews regarding service, it was our same experience. We arrived for breakfast where they were obviously overwhelmed but no one came to the host stand or to address the line of about 6 people waiting. We finally went in and grabbed a server to ask if there was a host, they said "oh yea there should be" and walked away. We finally got sat and then got our orders slightly wrong but not enough for us to not eat it. I will say that they did look as if they were understaffed or had some call outs. But it was chaos. They did come out meal at the end and after the big group that looked like a convention or something left they looked more under control. Just be wary that they may not be able to handle big crowds at all and it hurts the experience of the other diners. Nice hotel, but the restaurant could use some help.

Poor service. Ignored upon entry, had to find a staff person to seat us. Should have left at that point. Seated on the patio, ordered a drink and no one returned to us for 20 minutes. Drink utterly forgotten. There were other people getting service on the patio at the time. We headed back inside and sat at the bar where there were at least 15 seats and only 4 customers. The bartender said hello and that he would be with us in a few minutes. Our original waiter saw that we came inside and overheard my sister say she had ordered a drink but it never came. The waiter then hastily made the drink, handed it to her while wiping his nose and gave zero apology. The bartender was Uber stressed so we decided to leave. Went to Rockbottom, across the street, for excellent service and food. Sorry Rebel's Guild, but we must have hit you on a bad night.

I really enjoyed going to rebels guild . The staff is really welcoming and the food is phenomenal. You will truly enjoy your experience coming there. Great for pictures too ! I really enjoyed the fake bookshelf. It took lots of pictures near it.

We were staying at the Revere hotel and meeting up with various family in town for a special occasion. We dined here on Mother's Day for Brunch. Our server/ bartender was great and made great drinks (we had the Freedom Flask: Four Roses bourbon with spiced pear cocktail which was rather like an old school punch, and the RG Signature old fashioned which was perfect.) Our table ordered smoked salmon flatbread, the Morning Glory flatbread, which had sausage, bacon, and fried egg, and the North End flat bread which had ricotta, prosciutto and sweet roasted red peppers. The flat breads were delicious. We also had the short rib hash and the Cure burger both good. An order of the blueberry pancakes also didn't disappoint. They had a nice hint of lemon zest to balance the blueberries.

Good drinks, cool atmosphere. The Bao buns could have used a little more seasoning. Overall, foot place for drink and an appetizer

Breakfast was outstanding service, three days in a row different staff ! The strong ambience covers the books on the wall it is amazing. Hard boiled eggs, Paul's breakfast sandwich no meat for me . Evening hours , revere burger & midnight ride were my selection along with a second burger, fries & a cloud candy IPA . Please come by and try this hit. Enter on the first floor of revere hotel go towards bar exit side door to street get on elevator to second floor.Dinner was outstanding & the service was really good.Revere Burger , with an egg WOW game changer!Would I recommend? YesWould I come back? Possibly

Food was alright, not fantastic. It was convenient on a rainy night, but I was surprised the views were not better, given the prime location within the hotel, on the corner. There just weren't enough windows. Our server, however, was outstanding. He was well informed, able to give thoughtful recommendations to my wife given her allergies, and took good care of us.

We tried to eat there. The place seem pretty vacant. When the waiter/bartender come to take an order I asked what was good what would he recommend? He said nothing. "We're a hotel restaurant. "With that enthusiastic endorsement with politely excused ourselves.

Service was slow but brunch food was a 5....really good! Ambiance is dark and somewhat industrial looking.