Best place for fresh sushi in Huntsville. The waiters are very attentive and the food quality is very high. The best of the specialty rolls is the shaggy dog. Get it and thank me later!
Teriyaki chicken sandwich is amazing here. Take advantage of the bottomless fries
Fish tacos, fajitas, and tamales are great! There's also free ice cream toward the end!
Great steakhouse with aged cuts offered regularly. Medium rare and rare are the best way to enjoy these cuts. Also, pork belly sliders are amazing
If you want a good introduction to sushi, this is a good place to start. Get the volcano roll, diamond roll, and burrito roll. These are cooked rolls that'll help you get used to sushi.
The owners here understand creole cuisine, so you can rest assured that for will be great. All of the pi boys are great, especially the mahi mahi
Great place and great food. Expensive, but worth every penny. They have a great salad bar, but I suggest you go for meats. Skip the pork, lamb, and chicken. They are good, but beef is king here.
Sweet potato pancake all the way. Get it with a side of potatoes. The hot chocolate is nothing special tho... Just Hershey's. The ambience is great and food is good.
It's a cool place to watch people. Yume wo Katare is definitely the highlight here.
This is more than a ramen restaurant -- it's an experience. Their pork ramen (only menu item) is the best I've had. Everything is freshly made in the shop. Even the noodles. #1 for ramen in Cambridge!
Food here is great. If you're new to pho, try the Dac Biet. Also, treat yourself to a mango bubble tea. The pho was perfectly prepared and reasonably priced. Bubble teas here are also very unique.
This is the best deal when it comes to lunch in Cambridge. All the food is fresh! Lunch buffet is $14.77 but definitely worth it. Make sure to get mushroom chicken, noodles, and some milk tea!
This was the best of the restaurants that I visited while in town. My recommendation: open up the meal with either rellenos de papa or tostones. For your entrée go for the Trifongo. Then, tres leches.
Lines aren't very long, but the place isn't very quiet either. The rotated lamb sandwich is definitely a must try. The tomato chutney perfectly accentuates the mild sweetness of the lamb meat.
Cambridge's best place for Venezuelan food. Pernil arepas, tostones,and tajadas are the best. Get two areas if you're a hungry person and you'll be set.
Amazing restaurant. Best place for sushi and live music. You can either get traditional sushi, or be adventurous and try their specialties. Definitely go for sleeping beauty roll.
Line is so long that it's unreal. But the food and atmosphere are worth it. Udon miso masterful is pretty good. There's also a lounge type seating downstairs.
Sandwiches are great, large, filling, and full of wonderful flavors. The food speaks for and sells itself.
Best ice cream in the US for a reason. Has a creamy chewiness to it (in a good way). Flavors are amazing. Be adventurous. Try: B^3, Earl gray, Vienna finger, peanut butter cookie, and Butterfinger.
There's a Spanish menu hidden behind the counter. Only order from that. I'll give you a hint: if you are fine with pork (which is a staple of the cuisine), get the Pernil. Also, tostones.
Any Biryani (especially lamb) is great! Also, pretty good (albeit pricey) lunch buffet. Not the best, but flavors are still pretty good.
Best fries in Boston. Food is vegetarian, but definitely not healthy. Doesn't make it bad though. Try the strawberry broccoli sandwich. Sounds weird but it works!
