Wicked Craft

Came to Wicked Craft for my friend birthday brunch. I think this is one of my favorite brunch spots in Boston. This restaurant is located in the north end so there is not street parking, I recommend to park down the street in the Haymarket garage (not sure of the hourly fare).As soon as you enter the restaurant you are greeted by friendly staff and we were immediately sat to our table once the entirety of our party arrived. The restaurant is quiet small but very nicely decorated. The music plays very loud which was not a problem to us. Our server was very nice and very helpful, he recommended me the always sunny cocktail which was strong but delicious. For my meal I decided to go with the omelette. The omelette came with a side of potatoes which were kinda cold but they were very good. My friend ordered chicken and waffles and the waffles were so good, definitely recommend that dish. Since it was my friend birthday she decided to get the birthday shot which comes with dry ice and it was a nice little show. Me and my friends really enjoyed having brunch here and it somewhere we will definitely be back to.

Went here after having dinner in the area. I loved the drinks that were posted so we gave it a try. We sat at the bar and ordered a drink. The decor is beautiful!!! The whole bar is gorgeous. The music was perfect for the vibes here. They also have food here which looked delicious, but we already had dinner. My drink was so freaking good. Had a little spice to it which I love. First time getting a drink that had dry ice in it. It was so pretty. The whole experience was amazing. We loved the service here. They helped out with what to drink and I'm so glad we came to this spot. Definitely will be back if I'm in Boston again

This is in response to the owner below. Nowhere did I say I was late. I was there at 115pm for a 130 reservation. Your servers were just slow for a place that requires you to eat and drink in under 90 minutes. I stated that your business changed my reservation without asking. And I did say it was pretty in there. You are only in the business of flipping tables and making money and don't know how to apologize when wrong. It's not Covid. To limit a birthday table for 90 minutes and not be able to food in when I have 25 more minutes is crazy. I said what I said.

Amazing experience! Our host Steve provided excellent customer service and made sure we were seated very quickly, even though we didn't have a reservation. The food and drinks were delicious and uniquely presented. The vibe and people were awesome. We highly recommend. My husband and I have traveled the world and this is the spot we'd revisit every time we're in Boston. Thanks for a great time!

Wicked was a cool trendy spot, lots of faux greenery and neon for your aspiring influencer to take pictures. (Insert sarcastic tone here)We got here at opening thankfully, the spot fills up pretty quickly. Food was pretty good, but seems overpriced for a breakfast burger and some of their other dishes. The breakfast flatbread was a huge portion I will say, and seemed like the best bang for your buck.They have a full bar, beers on tap, wine and cocktails. Descent rotation of local beers. Wicked Craft is worth checking out at least once, cousin.

Overall this place was very cool. The ambiance and music were off the charts. A few things could've been a little better. We had a reservation for my friends birthday dinner at 9 PM, but unfortunately they were unable to seat us at that time. There was a party before us that was still at our table at 9, so we had to wait outside for an extra 15ish minutes for the table to be ready. This was unfortunate because it was a surprise birthday dinner and it could've risked the whole surprise. Due to the small size of the place as well, we couldn't wait inside, so we had to stand in the cold. However when we did get seated, our waiter was great. He managed all 11 of us really well and was very attentive. The food wasn't the greatest I ever had but everyone enjoyed it. They also did apologize for us waiting. They have really cool drink presentations with cannons and strobe lights. My friend got the birthday shot which was super cool and we all split a money shot. This place is expensive but it was a fun night out so it was worth it I think. Definitely make reservations because it's so tiny inside and you won't get seated without one.Overall I enjoyed my experience, I just wish it was a little bigger inside. Hopefully they can open up a new location soon!

What even is this place?! I should've known by the IG promo that this spot is not for the Over 30 crowd so let me warn us Olds and for the kids, y'all might like this. Walking in, I knew I had made a mistake. The music was bumping so loud I could hear it outside and the decor was like if a Rainforest Cafe was on Spring Break in Ft. Lauderdale. I had missed the (in)famous brunch so settled at the bar for the menu they serve between shifts. Solid list for midday, so I wasn't too mad. The drinks menu, however was a long list of concoctions that might not legally meet the threshold to be called "cocktails". Each drink was more sugary ingredients than the last with modifiers for colors and taste be damned. Your hangover will be double-damned, also. There was an extensive Shot List that was just the little brothers of the sugary drinks but everything was $15+! I asked the bartender where the whiskey was and they didn't have any save for one or two off-brand, flavored ones. At this point, is this age discrimination? I ordered wings (they have lots of flavors) and my friend ordered a chicken sandwich (news to us it was actually a double-decker). The food was actually pretty good, so props to them, there. I wasn't sure if all orders had to be placed at the bar or if that was my punishment for sitting there, but I don't think they did table side service at this hour. So I had to prepare for a lot of people elbowing in on my while I tried to be comfortable. That's not ideal. The music makes it so that everyone had to shout just to talk to their neighbors AND the severs. Thankfully, it quieted down after an hour or so as the spot transitioned to dinner. By then, I had had enough. The Espresso Martini was tasty, but might've actually not had enough booze. The food, those 'tinis, and like two beers had our tab upwards of $120 and that's just not worth the money to me to leave practically sober. Kids, learn how to brunch party here. Old heads, we can all do better; let me leave this to the 2000s babies. In this instance, I was on THEIR lawn

how fun this place was!! We stopped here walking the Freedom Trail for a drink and stayed for 3. We didn't have any food but it looked delicious coming out of the kitchen. Staff were friendly and the bartender was great ( spunky and sassy) played fun music for the younger crowd ! Definitely a place to hit up in the north end

They recommended that I make my own drinks at home although I tipped the waiter that I had that night. Very ignorant and probably responded that way because I am black.

Drinks were pretty good, apps were OK but extremely small sized portions. not sure how anyone can eat in the dark, lighting was very weird. The entrees were -5 stars. I got the salmon and it was drenched in sauce, fish was over cooked, noodles were undercooked and my salt levels will never be the same. We were a large table and nobody at their meals. The portion sizes for the entrees were insanely huge and bursting with cauliflower, must have been on sale. Going there for drinks and apps (if you're anorexic and rich) is alright but for a complete meal I wouldn't go back.