Boston Market

Nice meal for a good price. Not home cooked quality but its pretty good. I usually get the half chicken with two sides and its a little less than $ 10. Lot of seating inside but the parking lot isn’t the greatest. It shares the lot with Wendy’s and it can get crowded at times. There are a lot of kids who hang out in this parking lot late at night and literally trash it with their fast food wrappers. Doesn’t get overly crowded though, its a good place to stop in once in a while.

Went here for the first time in a long time, can’t believe this place is still open. Never crowded so who knows what the future holds.
Anyway, the food was surprising fresh and tasty. I would have given it 3 stars, but the turkey was so moist and tasty, I bumped it up.
Will stop by again some day when I feel like eating healthier again.

Stopped in here after planning to go to the Wendy’s next door, but seeing a long line at the drive-​thru. Upon walking in, we were greeted by the manager and walked to the counter. The manager walked over and again greeted us and took our order. This location is a little different than most Boston Markets as you order and pay at the start rather than picking your food and then paying. No big deal, though it seems like they would lose some sales from the «eyes are bigger than their stomachs crowd».
Food was delivered almost immediately upon sitting down and the atmosphere was nice and quiet. I’m sure it was faster than even going to Wendy’s and the food options are much more diverse.
Again, kudos to the manager, he set the bar upon entering and it seemed like the other employees were very engaged as well.

Chicken and fixins…
I was absolutely starving and had no desire to lift a pot and cook so hit this place up for a quick meal. My thinking was that it beats the drive through choices and I can choose something decent as a side dish.
Parked and walked in and apparently I beat the mad chicken rush by 2 minutes because just as I got on line, like 400 people came crashing through the door. This was a Monday night so not sure if that is a normal Monday or not, but it seemed to catch the people working there by surprise too…
Got the ¼ chicken dinner with 2 sides — and I didn’t even have a coupon, that’s how hungry I was. I had steamed veggies and stuffing. Grabbed it and headed out. The veggies had just been put in the display but to be honest they were completely under cooked. I hate mushy veggie combos and this was just too hard — not crispy but hard. Stuffing was fine and some gravy made it go down easier. The chicken was perfect — cornbread that is included was weak.
Overall, for $ 8 I probably could have picked up a whole chicken at the supermarket but it wouldn’t have come with the sides. That being said, the sides were edible and not much more so it is a toss up.
Probably won’t be back anytime soon.
Parking on three sides but not in front where the doors are… go figure.

When you travel a lot for work and you’re by yourself sometimes Boston Market ends up being the best option. It’s the closest thing to a dinner that looks like a home cooked meal and if you avoid the creamy or cheesy sides you can usually escape without totally negating that morning treadmill run. This Boston Market was larger than most, and the chicken was slightly overcooked, but other than that there wasn’t anything else exciting to note.

Came here on a rainy day visiting a old friend who lives in Commack. We picked up a bunch of food for the family and it was pretty good. They didn’t F up on our order like most Boston Markets. What I didn’t like about them, they were a bit shady on the mac and cheese. Making a left turn into this place can be a bitch on Jericho Turnpike. That’s about it, I guess this is review is over. It’s just Boston Market…