Luke Craig

I'm sure it has plenty of good reviews for good food and a pretty atmosphere, but the price was not worth the quantity. The food tasted fine, didn't blow my mind, and $30 for the portion equivalent of a small appetizer isn't a win in my book. You can get excellent quality food in Boston for a lower price and also be satisfied at the end of your meal.

Service was absolutely excellent, from the valet to our waitress, everyone was personable and helpful. We were recommended the spiced duck and it was delicious! Everything was well cooked and seasoned, honestly no complaints with the food at all. Only ding is the price, I know it's a fancy place, and I'm sure this is more to do with labor/supply shortages than what they normally price things at, but it was still a considerable amount even for a upscale restaurant. I think Season to Taste in Davis is still my favorite place overall in the greater Boston area, but Deuxave is a truly excellent place you cant go wrong with.

Also side note: we went for our anniversary and it was very sweet that after our dinner they brought out a little plate with "happy anniversary" written on it and some adorable cookies free of charge.

Absolutely excellent! The service was wonderful, the food was delicious, and the price for almost everything was sub $20 which surprised me considering it's the same quality food as center Boston where you usually pay $20-$30 for the same kind of food. I highly recommend Roza Lyons!

Za is always a win. They have the best crumbly and buttery deep dish crust, the staff is wonderful, and the toppings are good quality, all for the same price as most other pizza places! Although the pizzas are a little smaller than other pizza places, since the crust is denser and they pack more toppings it's just as filling as any other place, but tastes better! I highly recommend, you can never go wrong with Za from either location.