Fill-A-Buster

As I was ordering my sandwich, a man in a nice suit who obviously comes there all the time as he knew the guy behind the counter by name, pushed directly in front of me, ordered for him and his buddies who had grabbed a table, paid, and stood there waiting for his food. Not only did the guy behind the counter completely ignore me and put his order ahead of mine, but then went on to the next guy in line behind me before finally get back to my transaction.
Oh, and the chicken salad sandwich that I finally ate is very bland and thrown sloppily together. Not recommended.

Cheap Delicious Eats! its my favorite restaurant right now. $ 6.25 for a cheese burger fries and a can of coke, doesn’t get any better. Gigantic Falafel, couldn’t even finish it. A meatball sandwich so big you’d think you cut the balls off a bull and placed them on a roll, except with a very delicious taste. Customer service is top notch i hope these guys get a raise because they definitely bring in more customers with their great work.

I work across the street and go here every morning for breakfast and an iced coffee. Sometimes I get lunch here on occasion, as well. The staff is unbelievably friendly and the food is fantastic!

I LOVE Fill-​A-​Buster. I’ve been going here since 2009 when I started working on Beacon Hill, and now that I work in Charlestown, I grab breakfast or lunch there whenever I’m in the area. You can expect good, cheap food and fast. Always look at the specials, the stuffed mushrooms are the best. You can’t beat their breakfast on a Friday morning. Most breakfast dishes even come with a coffee/​tea. Don’t be afraid to ask questions. Even though everything moves quickly they’re happy to try to accommodate your questions/​requests. Take cards and use the Level Up app too!

Friendly service, food is fast and cheap. Located right by the state house. Chicken cutlet is by far the best in town. A lot of or most items are all under $ 10 best spot for a quick lunch in the city

Very friendly staff. Had chicken cutlet on a sandwich which was great. Quick and fairly cheap.

Really quick, tasty, and cheap (accepts credit cards, woohoo!) place for breakfast. I normally get the breakfast special – two eggs, home fries, toast, and coffee or tea. Eggs are always cooked perfectly, home fries are well seasoned but sometimes taste a bit like bacon (which I don’t mind but I’m not a vegetarian) because they’re cooked on the same cooktop. My only complaint is that they always add butter to my toast even though I ask for it dry. Regardless, I am a regular.

The food is top notch, I especially enjoy the falafel. If you’re there on a hues day, though, you have to get the cutlet sandwich.

Solid deli/​diner food. Service is fast and prompt. Specials are on the board. I ordered a pastrami sandwich. The one thing that surprised me is that there was so much mustard on both sides of the sandwich. It overpowered the pastrami. Anyways, the fries were hot & delicious and an ample portion. It filled ¾ of the plate! I will definitely come again!

Good little deli with a big variety of options including the largest falafel sandwich I’ve ever eaten. It came with fries, but I couldn’t finish them all after the sandwich, which was an entire pita with a slit in one end that they somehow stuffed with maybe a pound of food. My only complaint is that it could have had more hot sauce. Oh, and I got all this for about $ 6 on Beacon Hill. Sold.

Always great service from these guys. If you want a simple and inexpensive meal this is your place to go.

We had the beef kebab with fries and the chicken tenders. The kebab was tasty and came with a very generous helping of fries. The tenders were typical tenders you could find at any bar. But again, the portions were very generous given the price ($ 6.95).

Best food on beacon hill! Amazing service and fast quality food at a great price! I eat here almost everyday whether it’s either breakfast or lunch. On Thursday they have a chicken cutlet special, there chicken cutlet are amazing! Jimmy and the guys are the best! Thank you guys for your service and good food

Can’t beat the price. Very friendly environment. The food is great! The father and son who own the place treat their customers great. The menu has a wide variety of food all the food taste great. Most places I beacon hill is overpriced this place isn’t!

This place sucks.
+ I ordered chicken kabob — instead I got a piece of diced grilled chicken breast
+ in the process of making my chicken kabob, they left the chicken breast sitting outside for 5 minutes before someone bothered to cut it.
+ they could barely remember my order or the other people’s orders in line. I went there at 230 pm after lunch hour — no excuses for that time to be so forgetful.
+ the kitchen is disgusting. Try not to look at their work stations when you are waiting for food.
On Unilocal as a whole, this place gets good ratings because it’s cheap and because people seem to know the owner. But beyond that, this place is trash that is only in business because it’s easy to get to from the state house. Food inspectors should really visit this place.
Do yourself a favor and go to derne street deli instead. Their food is about as cheap, but much better (relatively speaking).

I’m a grad student and I love this place for the following reasons: inexpensive, quick, super friendly staff, and good. I have gotten the Greek salad a couple times and love that it’s no frills. Nothing fancy about it. Last time I was there I tried the falafel and wasn’t impressed. I love Falafel Corner’s in Harvard Square.

I come here four mornings a week for breakfast before class. The guys who work here are wicked nice, fast, and best of all the breakfast special is only $ 5. They also take the Suffolk RAM card, which is a huge plus. Haven’t been here for lunch yet – I’ll have to try it soon but I love their breakfast!

Great hole in the wall stop for lunch. Good food and cheap prices. Definitely a good place for a quick bite to eat!

Definitely a regular spot for locals — a senator was getting his lunch while my falafel was being made. After just a few bites, I knew why. The falafel was A+, three big falafels that were perfectly crispy, crunchy, tasty and filling. (Only slight downside — I haven’t had a sandwich in Boston that can be eaten with one hand. The fork they threw in my to-​go bag was very necessary). Plus free fries — how can you go wrong?! Great, affordable spot for lunch when you’re near the State House, highly recommended!

We stopped here for breakfast before a tour of the State House, and it was the perfect authentic Boston experience for a tourist!
The guys behind the counter were super friendly, and they seemed to know everyone (besides us) who walked in the door by name. Several patrons were yucking it up with the staff in heavy Boston accents. The whole staff would also yell «Bye, _​_​_​! Happy New Year!» as patrons left.
Oh yeah, and good, cheap food. Doesn’t get better than that.