Met Bar & Grill

Reviewed by RichardZ382844 on 12/23/2009.
Member since April 2005, Total Reviews: 27 (Male, 40s, Wayland, MA)

Relatively upscale mall food. A nice stop if you happen to be at the mall but not a destination restaurant by any means. Food is above par, cocktails are creative and tasty but very small for the price, the d�cor is nice but noisy and service is agonizingly slow.

Reviewed by King Ink on 11/02/2009.
Member since March 2003, Total Reviews: 12 (40s, Milton, MA)

They think a little to highly of themselves. Food was good not great. Prices were high and they very inflexible when it came to substitutions. decor was nice. Has a chain store feel.

Reviewed by StevenI502181 on 09/02/2009.
Member since January 2001, Total Reviews: 21 (New York, NY)

plenty to choose from, nice place, if a bit noisy.

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Reviewed by IanR5254 on 05/25/2009.
Member since December 2008, Total Reviews: 7 (Sudbury, MA)

Giving this place zeros across the board b/c of their horrendous management/customer service. We planned a night out with friends around having a late dinner at the Met following a movie at a nearby cinema. We arrived there at 8:40 (20 min's before their advertised closing/last seating) to have the hostess tell us they'd decided to close the kitchen early b/c it was slow, but we could sit at the bar and drink if we wanted (?!).

Reviewed by allen9092 on 10/25/2008.
Member since June 2004, Total Reviews: 10 (Wellesley, MA)

The Met Bar in Chestnut Hill is much better than the one in the Natick Mall. The flattened chicken is pretty good, although a tad salty. Good fries. The hamburgers at the Natick location are fair at best and the service can be very slow, at both locations.