Yaz’s Place

Quincy city council voted to revoke its license after a stabbing july 21^st. enough said. landlord also said he would not renew lease in council meeting. don’t waste your time coming to this place stay in dorchester, brockton or roxbury or wherever.

Most of the people that give this place a bad name are probably just the same people who have been shot or stabbed here. I always thought this was a great place, though. Very roomy, with very few rules. Lots of darker berries in this place. Lots of sweeter juice.

Not the friendliest crowd, not the best grub, not a fan.

Terrible music. Terrible crowd. Terrible place. I will never go here again. New management ruined this place, I used to like Yaz’s when it was under the old management now it’s just a trash barrel where garbage can meet other pieces of garbage.

I bought a
gift card for Yaz’s place and went there with my girlfriend. When we walked in it didn’t seem like an actual restaurant, just a bar with no guests and a few people who may have been staff staring at us in silence. I turned around and walked out.

I just went there for the night went some friends.
For a place in Quincy it played good hip/​hop music that everyone could move to. The food was pretty good and cheap. A regular cranberry vodka was only $ 5 too. The only downfall my friends and I was was the lack of people that were there. We figured either other people found a better spot or no one knows about this place yet. This a place that definitely has potential. Just bring all your good friends and you’ll have a decent night out

This is located at what was Kilroy’s for a while, and was the bar for the shipyard workers until it closed in 1986, but I don’t remember what the name of it was back in it’s heyday.
Apparently it is a sister joint to The Dublin House in Uphams Corner Dorchester, which I have heard is not quite the leprechaun type of place that one might think. A card on the table advertizes a hip hop night at Yaz’s, for example.
Be that as it may, our waitress /​bartender, «Danya» was attentive and gets a big thumbs up. The food however was less than we were looking for, but it was wicked cheap, so I could see how it could be a 3 or even a 4 to some people.
GrandMa’s Buffalo chicken salad was only $ 7.95. My scallop plate was only $ 8.95. They were both just so so, but everything is relative to price. When I give a 3, it means I will go back, which I will not do in a hurry here since we are looking for a more quality experience, but this could be a good take for you, depending on your tastes and situation.
I assumed that it would be the little scallops, but they were medium sized, fork cut 2 bites each, eight of them. Nicely cooked, right amount of juiciness, just sort of lacking taste. Fries out of a bag less good than BJs. Coleslaw sort of Hans Kissle poop, and surprisingly very little of it, they must have been running out.