turned around within the past few months. All the restaurants now seem mostly full. Sunday night tends to be the busiest (excluding probably Fri and Sat, but I’m not out running then). Re: Firefly, which dishes did you have...

Hi: I have reservations tomorrow for a birthday dinner for two. Would you recommend this restaurant or am I making a mistake? Thanks in advance!

Anyone been to this new restaurant? I am thinking about going this weekend. Any thoughts, impressions are appreciated.

I’m visitng Westlake this Saturday night from SF. If I was staying elsewhere in the Valley, I’d dine at Firefly, for the combination of food and “happening” atmosphere, or Max, for the food. This Saturday...

Recently ate at Firefly in Framingham and had the standard spare ribs. They kept pushing these supposedly meatier St. Louis Ribs which I am glad I avoided. Someone in my party ordered them and while not bad they were not as good...

I’m looking for a recommendation for dinner with my dad who’s in town for the weekend. He likes solid neighborhood restaurants, not overly exotic or fancy just great food, nice atmospheres. Oh and nothing too loud. To...

I like Firefly a lot (though perhaps not when it is so hot.) It is a lovely restaurant with a beautiful patio, great bar and very good food.

Firefly - 24th Street – Noe Valley – San Francisco 4288 24th Street – Noe Valley – San Francisco – CA 415-821-7652 Re-visited early December 2004, with two girlfriends Almost exactly a year ago and with...

tea bags were brought. I don’t understand why restaurants of this caliber use tea bags, but the tea was actually pretty ok so it wasn’t a loss. We ordered several things to share: the crispy vegetable spring rolls,...

Okay, I will add my shoulda-woulda-coulda to those talking about the Firefly Bistro in South Pas. The SO and I went before a matinee of Fences at the Pasadena Playhouse (excellent), cautioned by some earlier posts but with Cozmo...

Another good suggestion, but Firefly is in Dupont. A short walk from GW though and there are lots of great restaurant options there (Firefly, Obelisk, Hank’s Oyster Bar, Sette Osteria, and Pizza Paradisio).

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In agreement with previous posts, Laurel is reliable but not exciting and outstanding. However, IMHO, Laurel (and their other restaurant Firefly) remain the best deal in the Back Bay area. Amid overpriced, mediocre food...

Visit the link below on Restaurant Week and see if you can secure a reservation. Scroll down a bit and there’s a thread with RW reviews or you can do a search on a specific restaurant. Link:...

love sailing the ec. try the french restaurant on st. vincent and firefly on mustique. just about anywhere on bequia works for us.