Fresh Boston

This is a cute little spot away from the main drag of Southie! We went pretty early for dinner on a Friday and the place was quiet, seemed like everybody already left town for the summer weekend. I preferred it like that, though, it's hard to find a place in Southie that's not a crazy scene!The Peter Peter Caesar Caesar I ordered was delicious - the focaccia bread was soft and held up well to the hefty toppings. I loved the addition of sun-dried tomatoes, it added a nice brightness to the sandwich. The zucchini fritters were also a hit, the lemon and chive sauce it came with was top notch. They have a handful of beers on tap, but only a couple were local craft brews. Always happy to find Maine Beer Co. on tap around here though!The green velvet high-top chairs look very luxe at first glance, but they were surprisingly lightweight, and the swivel felt a bit flimsy. The decor was otherwise cute and I loved the chill vibes of the place. They also have a decent selection of beer, wine, and liquor that you can buy to-go. The sandwiches are a little pricey (but what isn't these days?), but I'd still stop back in here for some tasty food and nice drinks!

Great place for those in the South Boston area! We went multiple times during peak lunch times and still felt we were served at a reasonable speed. Never disappointed with any of the sandwiches that I've ordered! I also love the decor and overall ambiance! Check out their Instagram for all their fun events!

One of my favorite sandwhich spots in Boston. Great vibe - always bright, great service and good spot to watch a game. Spicy bloody - very goodBoozy coffee (Southie Screwie)- good but a little sweetBagel sandwich (Wake n'Bacon) - good twist on a traditional breakfast sandwich.Focaccia sandwich (Island Mambo) - a big sandwich but very good. Just the right amount of truffle flavor, not too strong.

Real nice ambiance and chill spot. Sort of in a sneaky location, but not too far from.Broadway. Great bartenders + TVs.

Cool setup with liquor display on the shelves for purchase. Haven't had a chance to try the sandwiches but the drinks were pretty good off the menu. The waitresses and owner was very nice andWelcoming. So far pretty good impression here and will definitely try the sandwich for lunch next time .

I ordered THE MOTO GUZZI ($23) for takeout, got to my apartment and the sandwich was made incorrectly. I know the arugula and cheese were left off and unsure about the honey as I couldn't really taste it. I called the establishment twice that day and left voicemails, hoping for the sandwich to be remade, get a voucher for another sandwich, or a refund - though they never responded. I contacted them the following day and still never heard from them. This review is regarding their customer service & sandwich making - had their prices not been so exuberant than it might have been 'whatever' but a sandwich $20+ should be pretty close to perfect The bread was delicious - that is the only reason for 2 stars

This is a neighborhood hidden gem. The food was fantastic. The bloody Mary's restaurant. The staff is friendly and responsive. I would highly recommend.

Obsessed w the vibe of this place!!! Love that they host events and have things going on different week nights, prices are steep but the sandwiches are impeccable. Only giving it 4 stars bc paying 25 dollars for a sandwich is pain

I really hope I had a one off experience as I really like this place and used to order from them/eat there all the time (hence the three stars and not a 1 star). The sandwiches have always been a little pricey, but they were substantial and fresh (as in the name). I paid 20 dollars for a Capone that did not have fresh bread, had three slices of deli meat, and had wilted lettuce. This isn't ok.

Really cool place, I came here for Mother's Day and we all enjoyed our sandwiches. About $15 + on average for a sandwich and they also have cocktails. A good place for brunch with family