1/5 Ibrahim M. 10 months ago on Google
Paid
a
visit
to
Boston
Burger
in
Somerville,
armed
with
high
expectations
based
on
past
delightful
experiences
at
its
Boston
counterpart.
Here’s
a
detailed
account
of
my
evening.
Server:
She
was
the
highlight.
Efficient,
attentive,
and
commendably
prompt.
She
handled
everything
with
grace,
making
sure
our
drinks
were
timely
and
our
concerns
were
addressed.
Spicy
Pterodactyl
wings:
Despite
the
promising
name,
they
leaned
heavily
on
the
teriyaki
side,
with
no
discernible
spiciness.
Their
temperature
was
inconsistent,
with
some
wings
arriving
cold.
On
pointing
out
a
possible
mix-up,
the
replacement
was
swift
but
seemed
to
be
a
quick-fix
rather
than
a
fresh
order,
leading
to
an
even
heavier
sauce
saturation
and
still-cold
wings.
Burgers:
My
go-to
choice,
the
Inferno
burger,
which
has
always
been
a
delight
in
Boston,
sadly
disappointed.
The
buns
lacked
freshness,
appearing
limp
and
cold.
The
patty
itself
was
just
warm,
lacking
the
rich
flavor
and
temperature
I
was
accustomed
to.
On
the
other
hand,
my
fiancée’s
order
of
The
420
had
its
own
set
of
issues.
While
she
found
the
taste
acceptable,
the
ingredients
inside,
particularly
the
mozzarella
sticks,
were
cold.
Additionally,
the
patty
was
undercooked,
being
served
rare
instead
of
her
specified
medium.
Price
Point:
Our
experience,
when
weighed
against
the
$80
we
spent,
didn’t
align
with
the
value
we
expected
based
on
prior
experiences
at
the
Boston
location.
In
conclusion,
while
I’m
inclined
to
chalk
this
up
to
an
off
night
for
the
kitchen
staff,
the
overall
experience
was
underwhelming.
I
believe
in
second
chances,
so
I
might
return
after
a
while,
hoping
for
consistency
with
the
Boston
location
that
I
know
and
love.
But
for
this
particular
visit,
it’s
clear
there
are
areas
needing
attention
and
improvement.