Parish Cafe & Bar

Incredible place that we just happened upon while walking to a different place. The food is incredible and very, very cared about with the flavor and presentation. Service is top notch - Patrick took amazing care of us and our family throughout the whole visit! Visiting from out of town, this will definitely be a place I come back as often as I can.

**Review:** Parish has a cool, laid-back vibe that makes for a great dining experience. We tried the eggplant burger, and it exceeded our expectations – absolutely delicious! Lucy served us today, and she was wonderful. Her kindness and friendly demeanor made our visit even more enjoyable. Thank you, Lucy, for the great service, 5-star well deserved! We highly recommend this place!

We went for half off sandwiches and it was absolutely delicious. The house made pickles they put on the sandwiches were amazing as well, I had to ask if I could buy a small container. They were super nice about it and allowed me to buy a small one. We also got their strawberry mint lemonade mocktail which was really good. Would definitely come back to try their other sandwiches!

What a deliciously unique concept! Love the selection of chef-created sandwich options... and their cocktails were uniquely crafted. Pumpkin Espresso Martini Sweater Weather Cocktail Paolo's Peasant Panini with Turkey + Salad Tomato Bisque (dipped sandwich in it) Clam Chowder Spaceboy Shawarma (spiced SO well) Everything was very good! The food came out very quickly (within 10 minutes of ordering). Service was nice and attentive. Overall, would recommend for couples, family, kids, etc. Lots of menu options!

Was looking for a little sandwich shop in Boston and found the best one. The Le Mistral steak was cooked perfectly and the mashed potatoes were a fun add on. The hot Rachel sandwhich also was soooo good and the dill pasta salad was something I could eat every day. We said we were sharing two sandwiches and they split up a half of each on our plates and split the sides for us. Great touch. Would highly recommend!

I love this place. The menu always has some dynamic selections. Anything chosen is a win. Our server was great too

Top 3 sandwich places in Boston and one of the most inventive menus of all time! Plus, great porch when it's nice outside.

They partner with restaurants all over Boston to create very unique and filling sandwiches. I loved the Hajj, and I now recreate it at home on occasions. I actually use the menu for sandwich inspirations at home.

We came in and were able to find seats before the lunch rush came in! We got a corner seat and it filled up quick inside! If you want sandwiches this is the place to be. They were super difficult to eat though but the portions are HUGE. I got the Hajj. With everything together the sandwich was perfect. The meat by itself could have used more seasoning. It came with a huge salad. The sauces on it really brought the sandwich together. My husband got the fox which he loved. It was properly spicy. The we wear pink on Wednesdays was probably my favorite cocktail I've had so far here in Boston. Our waiter never really came back to check on us until we had flagged him down for the check. Overall the concept of different chefs having different sandwiches on the menu is pretty cool.

There's always something special and quaint about cafes/bars in a populous area. If it's bustling and filled with both locals and tourists at any time of day, you know you have a special place. Offer up some delicious food with some excellent craft cocktails, and I say that's a recipe for success. I've had the pleasure to visit one such place during my recent trip to Boston and I'm glad it was recommended to me. Let's take a bite into, Parish Cafe & Bar. The Place (4 out of 5) - Parish Cafe & Bar is located right on Boylston St. in the Back Bay neighborhood so it's surrounded by a lot of foot traffic, and the hustle and bustle of the nearby businesses. Since the general nature of the facades of the buildings in this neighborhood can be a bit hidden, it could be easy to miss; however, the outdoor patio seating area and the constant flux of people going in and out of Parish will make it easy to find! Inside can feel a bit cramped, but the bar is fairly lengthy. During the lunch rush hour or just any busy service, the place can be a bit shoulder to shoulder especially at the tables, but once you settle in, it's actually not that bad. The Service (4.5 out of 5) - All in all, the service was great! I was greeted by the hostess as I walked in and up the ramp and then when seated at the bar, the bartender was prompt to acknowledge me and get me set up with my place setting, menu, and water. In addition to those two individuals, other additional employees would walk by and make sure I was good and taken care of as well. The food and drinks arrived timely with no mistakes or delays. Really great customer service! No complaints here! The Food (4 out of 5) - First and foremost, the menu is definitely seasonal and at the time of this writing, the menu has changed since I had been there and I've just been late in writing this review. When I went, for my drink, I had the Candy Apple Mule to start. I'm a sucker for any Mule drinks and when I read Candy Apple Mule, I had to get it! This was a delicious, refreshing drink and tasted like a jolly rancher! Admittedly, I may have had more than one...more like, 4. Next I had an order of onion rings. This was absolutely great and would definitely recommend! It was fried perfectly, super crispy, the onions were tender and soft inside, and the chipotle aioli sauce was a perfect addition of a creamy, saucy bite with a bit of tang to it. I could have had two orders of these and would've been perfectly happy! For my main course, I had the Meatloaf BLT. Was this good? Yes. Was it what I was expecting? Not really. To be fair, I'm not sure what I was expecting, but the meatloaf was a bit dry and blended in with the bite/texture of the bread. The bacon was crispy and added a needed saltiness to it and the mashed potatoes it got served with were good as well, but nothing to write home about. I wanted to really like this dish, but it left me wanting more than it offered. I didn't really knock my score down due to this because, let's face it, the onion rings were THAT good. Overall (4 out of 5) - Parish Cafe & Bar is a great place to come for a bite to eat during your lunch if you happen to work in the area or if you're out and about exploring the Back Bay neighborhood. There's plenty of options to hit different people's palettes and you're for sure to find something to your liking. If not, there's an excellent bar that also serves delicious drinks for those just looking to indulge in a beverage. Either way, the vibe is great and the food and drinks aren't that bad either! Thanks for the hospitality, Parish! Cheers!

For some reason, Parish Cafe never entered my radar as a place to try, even though I had walked past it dozens of times. At the suggestion of a friend who had been before, however, I tried it out to great & welcome surprise. Their simple chicken entree seemed cooked to perfection. The breaded chicken cutlet had just the right amount of breading to soak up the savory, buttery pan sauce without overwhelming the dish. The addition of capers and vibrant tomatoes added a delightful contrast of flavors, making every bite irresistible. Their Peanut Butter Cocktail actually tasted like peanut butter in the best possible way. Smooth, creamy, and utterly delicious. Their sandwiches arrive on quality bread. One that I tried arrived on focaccia rosemary bread, which puts other focaccias to shame. Each bite proved more aromatic than the last, but somehow without overwhelming the other ingredients in the sandwhich.

Came here with friends after taking pictures at the Public Garden. Loved my BLT! Bread was perfectly toasted and had great flavor!

Really cool spot on Boylston. They do sandwiches inspired by famous chefs and restaurants in Boston. Absolutely delicious and you can eat outside under a big umbrella. The service is nice and the ambiance is great.

A hit every time. BIG sandwiches with generous sides... but don't miss the onion rings either. Beer selection is great, service is great. Ambience is pub-ish but I find a variety of people of all ages here. Vegetarians should note that substitutions for sandwiches are the best way to get a good combo. Don't settle for anything, and keep in mind both the exceptional truffle and exceptional saffron aiolis. Bon apetit! I can't wait to go back.

I visited here with a friend for lunch on a busy weekend, and was happy to be seated almost immediately. This restaurant is so close to the Boston Common, so it's an ideal place to stop and eat if you're in the downtown or Back Bay area. I always had this restaurant on my "must try" list since I've heard great things - and although I think it was good, it's definitely a bit overrated in my opinion. Their sandwich selection here is HUGE and consists of a lot of unique flavors and varieties. However, these sandwiches are also incredibly expensive.... like, $20 minimum. After much deliberation, I ordered "The Fox" sandwich which came with a side of chips. The meat and veggies were fresh and tasty, but I was surprised how overwhelming the "chili relish" spread was. I feel like I'm pretty tolerant of spice, but this spread was so spicy that I almost couldn't even finish the food. I'm not sure if they put more on than usual or something, but I really wouldn't order this again. Besides this, it was still good but definitely not worth the $25 it cost me.

3/20/24 Wednesday I ordered my food about 40 mins ago. Parish can you please make sure you give the delivery person everything that the customer PAID FOR? Order #767325620915069 I Ordered PARISH SMASH BURGER Burger $27.08 and Saratoga Sparkling Water $5.90 YOU DIDN'T RECEIVE my water that I paid $6 bucks for! I like your food but I will not be ordering again from this place! This is messed up that I was ROBBED of my beverage I paid for but didn't GET!!

Good food, nice ambiance. A bit disappointed they ran out of the sandwich we were craving, but the concept is super cool, and prices are reasonable, especially for the portions and quality of the food. Service was attentive.

Bobby!! He was so great, from the point we walked in soaking wet from the rain we felt right at home! Bobby is the best. We sat at the bar, hands up! Best service we've had in a long time. Thanks Bobby and thank you for the recommendations on the menu. We had good conversation and you made the best Irish coffees ever, ever! We loved the time and patience that you took into whipping the cream and serving them to us. How about that sandwich, huh? :-) 'Rachel's hot sister' was so good. Meow! see ya soon, C & T$

Have been to Parish a handful of times over the last ten years, and so glad we made a more recent visit! My partner and I ordered the Fox and Le Mistral sandwiches, plus taquitos - TASTE: 5/5 - the Fox was phenomenal. The combo of pickled onions, apple, chili relish, and lemon vinaigrette: chef's kiss for amazing balance! Le Mistral was just as comforting as I remembered w its savory beef and truffle aioli. Enjoyed the melted, sharp cheddar cheese of the taquitos and the side of salsa, w cilantro and tomatoes, was addicting TEXTURE: 4/5 - appreciated the tender focaccia and breaded pork in the Fox, and the taquitos were well fried and crisp PRICE: 4/5 - prices have definitely gone up since we last visited, but the concept of sandwiches created by local chefs comes through in the food and makes it worth it SERVING SIZE: 5/5 - we were looking for a light lunch, and definitely left full w leftovers to take home too lol SERVICE: 5/5 - walked in at noon on a Sunday and Parish filled up quickly. The owner's wife was super friendly and took the time to chat w us about the menu and restaurant itself. We've never felt so welcome in a space before! ATMOSPHERE: 4/5 - narrow and busy spot w fun touches in the decor and bar PARKING: 4/5 - as always, parking can be tough on Newbury St and the Copley area. We got a street spot on St James Ave x Berkeley St and walked the few blocks over

Great sandwiches and salads with generous portion sizes. My son got the BLT and had 3 sandwich halves loaded with bacon.

Simply put- SO GOOD. I love a good sandwich and this place has sandwiches of all kinds. Flavors, shapes sizes you name it. To be honest I was overwhelmed by the selection of sandwiches. So overwhelmed I told the server to just surprise me. I'd be happy with anything he chose. And wow did that surprise SLAP. He asked if I liked spicy, game over. Out comes this beautiful sandwich with so many flavors and colors going on. Never told me what the surprise was, I just ate it. I later found out it's called the Fox. If you eat pork cutlets and like spice please do yourself a favor and order this sandwich. Oh also the broccoli cheddar soup **chefs kiss**. You could tell they make it from scratch there. Not one of the heat up in a bag types that a lot of restaurants seem to do these days. This restaurant had great indoor and outdoor seating alike. Will be back when I'm in Boston!

Traveling with a dog in October we were in need of a place with a nice patio area to eat. Parish had a large covered patio with ample seating. Their menu had a lot of unique sandwiches, but I stuck with Mac and cheese, which had great flavor and was very filling. I also tried the pumpkin espresso martini and a Pom Paloma, which were nice after a long conference day. Prices were reasonable and staff was very friendly and accommodating.

This place absolutely slaps. I recently visited on a work trip with my friend, and had the autumn salad (divine) with a toasty turkey wrap. It was already busy on a Friday at lunchtime, so we had to sit at the bar, but it was comfy and cozy enough. It's a tad expensive in my opinion, but maybe that's Boston for ya?

Came here late night with some friends and didn't even know about the sandwich deal- shout out to our waitress for mentioning it! The drinks were unique and the sandwiches hit the spot. Will definitely be returning. We loved how this cafe isn't on a super busy street- despite the being on the patio it still felt very intimate and cozy. Our host was so funny as well- he definitely made the place feel welcoming right off the bat!

Run here and order the fox. It's amazing. The fox & knife pork milanese is what the sandwich is based off of. The crispy pork, saffron aioli and apple make this sandwich so complex & delicious. I haven't had a sandwich this good in a long time so I have been recommending it to everyone! I've also had the truffle sandwich with mushrooms (regal regis). It's good but I will only be ordering the fox while it's available! The sandwiches are a bit pricey ($20-25 range) but they are made with high quality ingredients and are a good portion size. Worth it! Also our waiter made us laugh all night long. Great service from him as well as the rest of the team.

It was really hard not to order one of their other delicious sounding sandwiches because you really have to do a lobster roll right or it's just disappointing... this was the opposite of that. It was sooo good! Full claw, perfect bun and toppings that weren't soggy or too much to make up for a lack of lobster like some do. They also added a small crispy strip of bacon that I will remember as what elevated this sandwich to perfection status with the perfect bacon crunch. Their bartender who was friendly, made great pairing recommendation of a local Pilsner. This place operates seamlessly from what I can tell too, I was dining alone and was able to seat myself and served quickly and with great care. As I sat at the bar I noticed how professional and on top of everything everyone was for their guests during the busy lunch rush too. Even though it was busy it was a relaxing and comfortable environment and I didn't feel rushed. Would 100% recommend this place for a great lunch, dinner or late night bite with friends, family or colleagues!

We went here because it looks crowded so we thought it meant it would be great, the issue is with the crowd came a wait. It seemed like they were understaffed, people were running around but we still had long waits and no one came to clean our table or refill our drinks. The food was good, we got the fox, it was large enough to share. The bread made the sandwich!

They changed their menu and their prices recently. The sandwiches are fantastic and super fresh - really unique flavor combos as well. I just personally can't justify spending 70 total on a lunch out to a sandwich shop for 2 people. Great outdoor seating, quick service, no complaints at all about this restaurant beyond the price point.

Stopped in for lunch with my family on Saturday- short wait, nice staff and food hit the spot. Super generous portions plus extensive beer list and a kids menu. Definitely recommend!

We came in for a late afternoon beer and ordered appetizers, as well as onion rings. The Korean wings tasted like frozen wings with bottled "Korean" sauce dumped on them. The onion rings were a little doughy but good. The taquitos were decent. Good variety of beer on tap but not well poured, and the waiter was somewhat inattentive. The sandwich menu looked extensive and interesting so maybe that explains the 4 and 5 star reviews? Sadly we didn't try the sandwiches!

Only came here for drinks but discovered my new favorite beer: heatwave. Soo good! It's like a spicy margarita in a beer form. Super friendly staff as well

Ordered the flour BLT for a quick bite. Recommend. Will be back. Food 7.5/10 Fresh ingredients, finely toasted bread and savory tomato confit. The sauce, basil mayo, is the perfect completion. The downside: I would choose a different bacon at least this time it was dry and little flavored, feels like eating overcooked chips. Service 7/10 Good service. Ambiance 6/10 Lovely cafe with years of history.

Exceptional sandwiches (I got the Bravas). Wish I could have paid 2/3 or 1/2 of the price but still amazing and filling. So cool that other Boston chefs are part of this menu, so you can try the food of a chef you already really like or have yet to try! Also they include the recommended drink pairing with the sandwich. The decor on the inside is a little outdated but eating outdoors would be really nice when the weather is good.

2nd time coming here late night. They have a special on there sandwiches for half off after 10pm. The sandwiches are all different with quality ingredients and full of flavors. My husband and I shared the Fox sandwich, which has crispy pork, pickled onions, apple slices, and cheese. The bottom bun had a spiced pepper jam that was too spicy for me but my husband loved it. Sandwich's are large entro share.

Busy restaurant with a cozy ambience. I got a sandwich and the tomato bisque, both were delicious and we got a kick out of the funny sandwich names! Service was quick despite the restaurant being packed, all in all would go again but it is on the pricey side. Location is right next to Boston Common so we took a nice walk through the park after lunch :)

Nice place for a quick lunch. They have a great selection of sandwiches and wraps. We had the turkey wrap and it was delicious, the meat was soft and the other ingredients were fresh. The service is quick and friendly.

Yum! A popular spot that meets the hype. I had the Bristol and it was excellent! It was a great balance of the grilled chicken and aioli without being too heavy. The potato leek soup also really hit the spot! Prices are a bit on the high side for just a sandwich, but probably appropriately priced for bring Back Bay. We came for an early lunch around 11:30 on a Saturday and were seated immediately. Once we left closer to 1, there was a long line of people waiting. If you're craving a good sandwich in the area, Parish Cafe is an excellent choice!

My Parish bowl was delicious. The shrimp was cooked to perfection. I would have loved to sit outside but it was too windy. Everyone enjoyed their food.

Dining method: Dine-in Item(s) ordered: Eggplant milanesa sandwich, Hajj sandwich, Blue Comet NE IPA, Second Fiddle DIPA Speed: Fast! Food came in under 20 minutes. The short answer: The sandwiches are Parish's specialty! With intricate combinations of flavors and fresh ingredients, they really live up to the hype! Great place, a little bit pricey. The long answer: The eggplant milanesa brought me back to eating tortas in Mexico as a kiddo. I never thought I'd have a vegetarian option, with perfectly crispy eggplant, to boot! Food was good, staff were very nice and attentive. As for options, Parish has a small amount of vegetarian options (two sandwiches). The prices are honestly quite high, but I imagine we are paying for the prime location, next to the public garden. Also, the beer glasses were a bit smaller than usual and were not filled to the top, but rather had a ton of foam. For an $11 beer I'd expect a little more. The outdoor ambiance was very run-down, with no lighting outside (hence the dark pictures). The interior was outdated and the bathrooms even more so. All in all, it was good, but if I'm paying over $20 for a sandwich, I truly hope to feel like I'm in a nice place.

This is a simply great, super casual sandwich-and-some-entrees spot, with great table service, (it's casual, but you sit and are served which is so nice) well-priced beer and wine and an unfussy outdoor patio on Boylston Street. What else could you want? It is and old standby A around since the mid 1990's I believe. It is so fun to try a different "prestige" chef-designed Sammy every time you go. Will it be Tiffany Faison's you try next? Perhaps. They also have killer, monster sized onion rings and other apps, fresh salads and, as I mentioned, a few entrees. But we always come for the fresh, unique and generously portioned Sammy's. Yum! Although the last time I went, I tried the Marrakech bowl and it was so tasty. I noticed my bowl didn't seem to have some of the items listed in the description. I told my server it was no big deal but I was confused if I ordered correctly. He quickly got the manager, who quickly whisked my bowl away, appeared a few minutes later with a bowl with all the promised fixins, and took the bowl off my bill. How's that for service? In specifically said I didn't want to make a fuss but he just went above and beyond. What a great experience! I still tipped on the whole order of course and these folks deserve it! Plus I learned they have a couple desserts, like a delicious looking bread pudding some other table ordered. What a treat to look forward to for next time.

Great and unique place where almost everything on the menu is from a different chef! Solid place if you have vegetarians in your crew as the menu has something for everybody. Table service was pretty decent but they only had a single bartender so it was a rough night on the speed of drinks front. Beer selection is plentiful which i love! I had the chicken pasta dish which was amazing and large portions..which i care about a lot.

Fantastic spot for a Saturday morning lunch! We enjoyed each dish we tried from the GIANT meatball , hummus platter, soups and salads They were slammed and yet the service was able to keep up and staff handled peak day pressure very well A definite recommendation

Lunch menu sandwiches were all unique tasty combinations. Had the eggplant....fabulous. Service was attentive and quick. Fun vibe with bar as well.

I had never heard of this place before coming, I was trying to go to another restaurant, but their wait was too long so we walked by this place. We asked how long the wait was, and there was none, so we just decided why not, and went in to try the food. No prior research, just convenience, really flying blind going here. EXPERIENCE We were seated immediately inside for a late lunch on a Saturday. There were so many unique burger options, I was very excited. The staff was very friendly an attentive. No complains about service or ambiance. FOOD (3/5) The Flour BLT (Chef Joanne Chang of Flour Bakery - applewood smoked bacon, tomato confit, bib lettuce, basil mayo, on Texas toast, served with potato chips) - The Texas toast was very buttery and soft, although the bottom bread did get soggy from the other components, which was less ideal. Otherwise, a pretty good interpretation of a BLT sandwich. (4/5) The Spicy Tuna Burger (Chef Tim Cushman of O Ya and Hojoko- ground sashimi yellow fin tuna, spicy mayo, pickled ginger, chopped scallions, sliced tomatoes, topped with kabayaki drizzle and toasted sesame seeds, served on a seeded bun, sided with potato chips.) - At first I thought a fish patty burger would be strange. It was pretty good, I think there was too much sauce, making everything a bit harder to eat. I am also not a fan of pickled ginger, and it was noticeable but not overpowering. Overall really unique and good. OVERALL They have a lot of gourmet sandwiches. They are all very unique. Its a very homey vibe inside. I quite enjoyed the variety. I would come back here again if craving good sandwiches. It is also affordable relative to the rest of the restaurants in the back bay area.

Visiting Boston on business. My group and I went here for lunch and it was stellar. I had the Zuni Roll and I wish I could get another. The onion ring apps were very tasty. The beer selection is pretty good and the staff recommendations were spot on. Staff was great as well and attentive. Highly recommend.

The food was great Service was great hand to hand delivery. I'm happy the food came faster than the time given.

Absolutely amazing food, great portions great ingredients and perfect ambience for a weekend lunch

Was brought here by some locals. This was my introduction to food in Boston and I probably could have ate here every day. By recommendation I ordered the le misteral. It was amazing! I would have ordered food from here everyday if I could have. The service was good and the drinks were also good.

Worth every bite, penny, and carb? YES!! I sat at the bar and was serviced by Bernard. He was GREAT! Engaging and great personality. After chatting with him for a bit, I went with the Parish Chicken Sandwich and St. Parish to drink. He highly recommend both. Let's start with the St. Parish. If you like gin, cucumber, light and refreshing-- GET THIS DRINK! It was the perfect combo of all things amazing. Now, to the sandwich. TOP 5 CHICKEN SANDWICH I've ever had. The chicken best was so moist and tender. All the flavors in the sandwich just worked so well together. The bonus was that it came out steaming hot and fast! Highly recommend coming here if you're in the area.

Bad cocktails but good onion rings. I visited Parish Cafe & Bar on a Saturday evening, and it was about half full. Rock music played over the speakers, and there were two televisions on mute at either end of the establishment. I tried the caiprinha and last buzz, and we split an order of their onion rings. Both cocktails were poorly mixed and clearly used a low quality liquor as the base. Both drinks were strong, so this bar could be a good choice if you are trying to get drunk at a bar. The onion rings were delicious with a delectable sauce. Overall, I would not recommend Parish Cafe & Bar for their drinks, but I would recommend their onion rings.

Didn't know sandwiches can be this good This place has an intriguing concept - invite chefs from other restaurants to design gourmet sandwiches. Started off with the onion rings which were light and crispy. Generous portion. Got the parish chicken which was decent. But the fox was fire. Huge sandwhich with a perfectly cooked cutlet. Had a nice kick to it too in the medeley of veggies, apples, and vinagrette. One of a kind. Downside is that it's pricey but still worth it for the experience.

After walking around Boston, a good spot to get some draft beers. The Fiddlehead, Lazy Frog, and Thunderfunk were all good IPAs after a hot muggy day.

The food was okay. On this Wednesday night visit, it seemed like a low-key crowd which was fine with us! Since their claim to fame are their sandwiches, perhaps the place draws a large lunch crowd. We ordered: Kettle Chips Baked Mac and Cheese The Burke sandwich Of the three items, I liked the kettle chips best. It's akin to nachos but room temp and kettle chips in lieu of nachos. The Mac and cheese was ok; a tad bit bland. However, a splash of hot sauce does wonders. I wanted to really like the sandwich but there was something missing. I didn't hate the sandwich. I'm just not sure I will order it again. Perhaps we ordered the wrong sandwich. Don't let our experience stop you from visiting. The menu looks delicious and we only ordered three items. Enjoy!

This is my favorite sandwich shop in Boston! I can never visit Boston without having a meal here. I used to frequent to location on Massachusetts Ave more often but they closed. The environment is a very homey and local sandwich shop/bar. Parish is known to have sandwiches from famous chefs/restaurants in the area into one menu. I like how some of the sandwiches are seasonal/rotating. There is always something new to try when I am there. None of the sandwiches I've tried here have disappointed me and the portion sizes are huge. The Zuni Roll is one of my all time favorites. It tastes like Thanksgiving in a roll; a great sweet and savory balance with with cranberry sauce. The last sandwich I tried was the Eggplant Milanesa. It was amazing. Everything balanced so well together and it was not too dry. I was surprised it was vegetarian. I have not tried their beers but they have a large selection. If you drink every beer on the menu, you get your own personalized mug hung on their ceiling. I think that's pretty cool but unfortunately I'm not a big beer drinker. I highly recommend checking this place out for a unique gourmet sandwich experience!

I've gotten pretty much everything on the menu by now and so far a fan of everything. The last few things I got were a tuna burger, a noodle dish, and now my favorite is the Genesis (essentially a fried chicken burger with habanero bbq & slaw). The appetizers are also on point, usually go with hummus or the reggae wings. Ambiance is good, it's a decent size for the area and feels like a high quality place. What makes the place even better is the folks who work there. The service is great--everyone from servers, hosts, and bartenders. They do have TVs going on usually with sports if you're into that. During warm days the patio can get packed because it's on a busy street but it's good to know there's that option of sitting there and taking all of Boston in. Aside from their amazing food & service another thing that this place got right is their beer selection, holy smokes! My friends and I are very much into the beer scene and whoever is in charge of the beers here clearly knows their stuff! They have sours, tons of IPAs, stouts and just about everything in between. Not much of a hard alcohol drinker but I was convinced to try some of their mixed drinks and I even enjoyed those. A fantastic place to become a regular and attempt to become a part of their mug club!

Went to the Parish cafe last night and had a great experience. The two sandwiches we split were out of this world good and the beer selection was really good too. Highly recommended this place. You

Came here for dinner with a few folks later in the evening. We sat outside in a vet nice patio setting that provides good separation from the street. They had a pretty diverse offering of beers and some delicious sounding fall cocktails on the menu. The star of this place is that they offer sandwiches designed by various chefs in the area. The menu includes sandwich name, chef name, and a nice description of the entree. Seems like all the chefs are trying to outdo each other and impress, and impressive my Mexican meatball sandwich was! Had a nice level heat throughout, a tasty dipping dressing, meatballs were large and juicy, and a small side salad to change it up. Highly recommend coming here for this unique offering.

I used to come here all the time when I lived in the neighborhood and I'm happy to stay that it's still here. I am also pleased that the simple chicken was on the menu and I sampled the Mistral sandwich which was delicious. In case you didn't now, Parish Cafe is known for the list of neighboring high-end restaurants favorite sandwiches. I will say that my dish was good but it's different prepared differently. It tasted like chicken piccata and it probably was. The simple chicken was breaded and thinner. Personally the older version was a lot better which was thicker and unbreaded.Oh well things change