Restaurant week in Boston
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I ate there a few times a few years ago. I can't remember what I ate but I did enjoy it a lot, as did the others at the table. The menu has offerings written in two different colors--one color represents the dishes of one "sibling" and the other color of the other. So you have two different styles--can mix or match apps and entrees. Very good restaurant. Bon appetit!
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Thanks CW, The food was good, the place noisy and the service so so,but I understand that on restaurant week. The servings were small, IMHO and I would have preferred to sit outside but was outvoted.
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I ate at Sibling Rivalry once and had a very enjoyable experience. Have read dissenting opinions at Chowhound and elsewhere about this place (some of them vehemently negative), but I had no complaints.
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Sorry it was not as good an experience as it could have been. I also hate missing an opportunity to eat outside when the chance for that comes so rarely here. Too bad you were outvoted!
I find it really hard to understand the rationale of giving smaller portions, etc, if a restaurant is participating. Isn't the whole point to get people to come back when things are full price? If they give small portions and so-so service how is a person enticed to return?
I find it really hard to understand the rationale of giving smaller portions, etc, if a restaurant is participating. Isn't the whole point to get people to come back when things are full price? If they give small portions and so-so service how is a person enticed to return?
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