Thornton's Fenway Grille

Always delicious food and great service! The best place to go before a Red Sox game and a Fenway staple.

Came here for Wednesday night trivia at 8 but they now start at 7pm so they were already at 5 of 7 rounds in. We still decided to stay since we were already there anyway!Trivia is always fun especially with more people more brains better than a few lol! Today it was just two of us. I ordered the small garden salad and it was quite a decent portion- I was expecting it to be much smaller. It was very fresh too with crisp lettuce, cucumber tomatoes. It had additional veggies too green and red bell peppers plus mushrooms and olives. I got a side of balsamic vinegar. Overall very fresh and satisfactory. The hubs ordered the iced cafe Fenway drink which had cold brew Jamieson, absolute vanilla and Kahlua. He added cream to it. Hopefully he'll still be able to sleep on time lol - he hadn't realized it was a coffee drink!The ambiance here is always very comfortable neighborhood vibes and lively especially on Wednesdays and Thursdays with trivia and happy hour respectively. Today's trivia was fiercely competitive with a rare tiebreaker needed for the third place spot.Always a good experience at Thorntons!

Stopped in for a quick breakfast before taking a tour of Fenway. It took a long time for our food to come out. My western omelette was good. Lots of filling and cheese. The bread was also excellent, but the breakfast potato's were bad. They were massive chunks that would to better as dinner potato's. Also they serve you water in small paper cups. The location is what you are paying for as it's right near Fenway.

Just because of the price of their Thursday night wings, you can't find anyplace more affordable in Fenway! Their wings were 3 for $1, and we ended up trying three flavors: honey mustard, honey bbq, and teriyaki. I would say 10-15 wings is perfect for me, and they are pretty average-sized. My favorite was the honey bbq, but I honestly couldn't tell that much a difference between the three flavors since they were all mixed on one plate. Service was quick and nice, just keep in mind you can't bring wings out so only order however much you can finish! For how cheap they were, I think they were super delicious and will absolutely come back to try more flavors!

Very friendly, fast, and accommodating service! The restaurant was clean and organized. I definitely recommend sitting in the outdoor patio, the fresh morning air paired with the homey breakfast was very peaceful.The food itself was great and exactly what you look for in a nice diner brunch. Their menu options are simple, but there's something for everyone!

Thirsty Thursday wing deal is amazing! 5/5Love getting wings here. The deal is 3 wings for $1 with the purchase of a drink that's about $5-$6. 30 wings end up being ~$0.50 each. Not a bad deal! Wings are a bit on the smaller side and are all dumped onto one plate so they get mixed, but the flavors are not bad. There's a decent amount of variety in flavors and service is quick. The place is has a decent amount of seats with lots of windows so it can get a bit cold during winter. Typical bar scene, no frills. There's a couple spots for parking outside the place, but outside of those spots it is permit parking only. If you don't have a permit for the area there are parking spots a few blocks away down the street (~10 min walk away).Very casual spot to meet up with friends and enjoy a drink with wings!

Visiting a friend who lives next door and we wanted a quick brunch on our lunch hour. I got the eggs over easy. They eggs were cooked beautifully, the home fries were well seasoned, the toast was delicious, and the orange was a cute and yummy touch!she got the eggs Benedict & a coffee:) The staff was very friendly, it was a quiet and nice ambiance with good music (dear Maria, check yes Juliette vibes)

This was a corner spot with outdoor seating and a good-sized bar on the inside. There was a ton of Boston memorabilia hanging around too. The menu had a number of different options including a brunch menu. The service was friendly, and the food came out quickly.For my meal, I went with the Texas Round omelet ($12.95?). It contained sausage, tomatoes, peppers, and onions topped with chili and cheddar cheese. There was a side of sour cream and salsa. It also came with potatoes and toast. This was very solid. The omelet was cooked to my liking with a good amount of each topping and filing. The potatoes were huge pieces but seasoned well. I also tried the French Toast, which was great. I am not a huge fan of French Toast, but this was probably the best item I tried. It was sweet and soft, but not too soft where it was mushy.Will I go back? I would.

Delicious, perfect. Thank you Thornton's for being a source of happiness in the Fenway neighborhood. I get the Eggs Oscar whenever I'm in need of brunchy deliciousness. Thank you to the excellent chefs for a great hollandaise sauce, some perfectly poached eggs, well cooked and seasoned potatoes, and the tasty crab meat.

While the staff could not have been nicer or more accommodating, with a brunch menu that has no fewer than six versions of Eggs Benedict you would think the kitchen could reliably poach an egg. As noted by other reviewers mine came out nearly hard-boiled, not a drop of liquid yolk. The staff offered to replace the dish and ultimately comp'ed it when I said I didn't want to waste food, but I sure was looking forward to a proper Benedict.