We did go to B&G last night (ended up being a Tuesday, not a Wednesday), and getting a table was no problem. But we found the food underwhelming. Nothing wrong with it, granted, but just not special in any way. The space is cute.... (19 replies, last updated by Rabbit December 6, 2007)

B&G is a complete rip off IMO. I had lunch there today and remember why I’ve not been in 6 months. $160 for two is ridiculous and it’s not like we pigged out. Had a dozen oysters, two lobster rolls, 2 glasses of wine... (9 replies, last updated by purple bot July 3, 2008)

I just got word that B&G will be opening their patio with fanfare on May 3rd with an oyster invitational. Tickets in advance are going for $45 which include 2 drink tix, unlimited oysters from Island Creek and Salt Pond Select,... (0 replies, last updated by oniontears April 17, 2009)

at a different level. This is true not just of the lobster roll, but the other food I’ve tried as well. I think B&G really benefits from Barbara Lynch’s fine touch. BTW, for those keeping score on the french fries, I... (5 replies, last updated by Joanie April 26, 2007)

An outstanding meal at B&G last night. The oysters were truly out of this world. Given he shortage of lobsters, B&G now lists the price of their lobster rolls as “market price.” Last night, market price was $31... (40 replies, last updated by twentyoystahs April 27, 2007)

I went to B&G last week and was suprised to find everything I loved about the food and the atmosphere gone! I had eaten there last in Dec. had one of the best meals of my life. The menu was interesting and the entrees were light... (13 replies, last updated by Karl S April 9, 2008)

I finally tried the lauded B&G Oyster today for lunch and found myself disgusted at the price for the quality. Mind you that we did not have the oysters, which perhaps could have swayed my point of view. Before I go further, I... (14 replies, last updated by MC Slim JB July 14, 2009)

If you have a larger party, The Butcher Shop: B&G's seating doesn’t accommodate groups larger than four very well. TBS isn’t really set up for big parties, either, but it’s doable. Otherwise it’s very much... (13 replies, last updated by Bob Dobalina February 4, 2008)

Its been a while since I’ve been here, though I’ve always had great service/food. For those that have been there recently what have you loved? I’m lucky that someone special is taking me for my birthday (4 replies, last updated by jon462 April 4, 2009)

I took my parents for their first visit to B&G last night. Among the three of us, we split the clam chowder, calamari, tartar, lobster roll, and lobster BLT, all of which we enjoyed very much while sitting at the counter and... (4 replies, last updated by tamerlanenj May 14, 2007)

Thinking about going to Highlands Bar & Grill and know the food will be great, but I would appreciate info re the atmosphere (I’ve searched previous posts here, but haven’t found the specific info I’m looking... (6 replies, last updated by I love Jersey August 10, 2009)

was great for a casual but quality Monday night dinner. B&G is certainly pricey though. MR’s entrée only had 3 scallops. I know scallops are rich but for the price its seemed like a rather small portion. We did not fret though as... (4 replies, last updated by Carty January 1, 2009)

Brought an out-of-town guest to B&G on Saturday night for oysters. Got a great table, all seemed to be going well until it was time to order drinks....we had a large party with varying degrees of interest in wine, and so I... (9 replies, last updated by Blumie February 7, 2007)

places in SoCal, the lack of more really good thin crust pizza has astounded me. That being said, the other night we wound up at BG Emilio’s in Lake Forest after taking my son bowling for his 7th birthday. A non-descript... (16 replies, last updated by russkar August 3, 2006)

I found a great web site where you can order all your specialty gourmet foods online – if you like the food at Pusateris you will love this...... Link: http://www.qualifirst.com (0 replies, last updated by BG May 20, 2003)