Yada Yada

This place is great. The family who owns it is always smiling and happy. They give good helpings and are reasonable priced. It does take awhile to get a sandwich, so don’t go if you’re in a rush but other than that it’s a nice lunch spot in the seaport!

I always want to like this place. SO close to my office, but alas, bad experience every time. Workers are not friendly, food is not tasty, prices are too high for what they give. One time, I just asked for hummus and pita… for $ 8+, it certainly wasn’t worth it! The times I’ve been, there’s no AC either. Not much to like here. I have to keep reminding myself not to try again…

I love this place, they have delicious homemade soups and desserts, the perfect comfort food location (and a little off the beaten path!)

Best breakfast omelettes in the seaport area. Service is always extremely nice and the food cooked to order! The place is clean and quiet. I’ve been a customer for the past 3 years and always go back. Their breakfast and lunch is always good and they have a decent variety of foods to select from. Prices are just ok and portions never too small!

Fantastic little find. It’s a little American and Greek café. Excellent tabouli and shawarma. They were out of cucumber salad, but offered to make it fresh, and even though they were busy it was out in a couple of minutes and delicious.

Yada Yada is a hidden gem! The elderly woman who apparently does much of the VERY FRESH and DELICIOUS cooking also works the counter and is about as sweet and charming as you could imagine a European grandmother being. The service was uncomplicated, the prices very reasonable, and the rest of the staff, who appear to be her sons (?) are also very friendly. I had a sausage and pepper dish over rice (one of their Friday specials) and it was soon good. Obviously home made, simple, not fussy but really tasty. Check it out, you won’t be disappointed!

Great food with a very cool Bohemian atmosphere inside. The staff is friendly and the food is fresh and flavorful. The portions are typically quite large too. I highly recommend :)

The BEST baklava I’ve ever had (don’t tell my NY Greeks that)
Also the nicest family running it (don’t tell my NY Albanians that)

Great spot for a quick breakfast! The family-​owned business really makes you feel welcome, and best of all, full.

The owners/​staff are kind. That, in itself, makes the experience of going to Yada Yada worth it. They are from Albania and took over the location in ²⁰⁰⁴⁄₂₀₀₅. Talk to them for some interesting stories. Their business is definitely worth supporting!
I have gotten the Greek cookie and the baklava here. There is a lot of potential for the Greek cookie, because after the first bite, you can immediately tell that it is loaded with butter. It melts in your mouth and isn’t super sweet. However, these cookies may be stored a bit funny because the one I got tasted a bit off, like freezer burn perhaps? The baklava was too sweet and too soggy.

This place is so amazing! I got their Montana sandwich, and honestly I don’t think I’ve had a better turkey sandwich in Boston. The avacado is so fresh and creamy and the french roll is out of this world. On top of it, the service was amazing and very nice. I will for sure be coming back before leaving Fort Point!

I had the pineapple smoothie and chicken chacarena sandwich. Both were so delicious. The staff is friendly and oh-​so-​sweet. The price is amazing for the quality of the food. Will return when back in the city.

Breakfast sandwiches FTW!!! This place is right across the street from my office, so I’m a frequent visitor. I go in for breakfast and get an egg sandwich on everything bagel and sometimes splurge on a freshly baked chocolate croissant. I love this place because of the service and the food — they know my order and start getting it ready as I come through the door. Good stuff!

Great place for lunch — I work nearby and love this place. No frills, very homey, family owned. As for the food, the bread they use for their sandwiches is great — super flaky and light. I usually get the chicken pesto sandwich, but everything I’ve had here has been good.
Co-​workers get breakfast sandwiches often here as well and love them. I’ve never tried the other food here, but can imagine it’s good.
It does get pretty crowded for the lunch rush, but nothing too daunting — you can still get in and out pretty quickly.

I went here for the first time last week. I was tired of the other lunch places in the Fort Point area and decide to give Yada Yada a try.
The flow is not very good. At first I wasn’t sure where to order. After someone else walked in I followed their lead to order.
As I waited for my order I felt as if I was in the way. It seems most people who dine here eat in. I was carrying out and felt very awkward as there was little room to stand while I waiting for my food.
I order the Montana sandwich.
The Montana is described as turkey, avocado, provolone cheese, lettuce & tomatoes. I received a large hunk on turkey, no cheese, watery tomatoes, 1 piece of lettuce and a small smear of avocado.
The main reason I order this sandwich was for the avocado. I was expecting avocado slices so you can imagine my surprise when there just a tiny amount of avocado smeared on the bread as you would mayonnaise. The entire sandwich was a mess and fell apart as I attempt to eat it.
Needless to say I was quite disappointed in my lunch here and highly doubt I will return.

Yummy meatball sandwich, cider, chocolate, baklava and whatnot, for reasonable prices, using fresh ingredients, made to order — what’s not to like?

Awesome affordable food. My favorite part is that it’s obviously family own and run. My favorite is the beef pie: delicious buttery pie crust filled with rice marinated beef, onions, an peppers. I love to rear here during lunch.

Family owned place. I almost always get the grilled buffalo chicken salad. Grilled Chicken NOT the fatty chicken cutlet or breaded chicken. Very tasty and fresh ingredients.
Wraps and soup have also been 4 star.
Friendly & Fast service gets it to the 5 star.

I’d give the food 3 stars, but Yada Yada earns another star for how nice the service is. The sandwich I had (The Yada — tomato, basil, mozzarella, lettuce, and ‘yada sauce’) was just okay. I’m mostly pescetarian, so I gravitate towards fish and veg options, and when I see anything remotely resembling a caprese sandwich, I eat it. This one seemed like it was trying to save on the good stuff by filling it up with lettuce.
It’s cheap enough, though, and the people who work there are so nice they’re worth a whole star.

Really cute, «family-​style» lunch place with great food and daily specials. It’s a quick 5-​minute walk from South Station and easy to find. The staff is very nice as well. Check out their freshly-​baked Spinach Pie wheel!