Breakfast Menu "Metropolis" Boston

Food is excellent and service is friendly but the use of digital QR menus as default detracts a star. I hate it when restaurants use QR codes: it detracts from the conversation when people use their phones and inevitably get sidetracked by another app. The duck hash was good with plenty of duck but probably a tad saltier than we'd like. The Salmon eggs benedict was simple but good. One egg was slightly overcooked but I don't think it detracted from the experience. Our server was very friendly and helpful. Drip coffee was expensive at $5 and although it included refills, they were too busy to ever refill it. Not that the coffee was great but we didn't come for the drip coffee so whatever. Food was good.

I came here for a restaurant week special with my wife, the typical cozy atmosphere was not in place...no fault of the restaurant, just the particular people there that night. The food was amazing, we had the stuffed Trout which was cooked to perfection and had some of the best flavor combinations I have had in a long time. I would highly recommend coming here, just maybe not on a Friday during restaurant week.

A cozy spot in South End with amazing food and service. Recently came here on a snowy evening. Despite the weather, the restaurant was packed, and we were fortunate to snag one of the last booth seatings available. Similar to other eateries around the area, the place had a homey vibe that made us instantly feel at ease. For the appetizers, we had the famous Brussels sprouts and the coconut curry mussels. Covered in a thin crispy batter, the Sriracha glazed Brussels sprouts struck a nice balance between sweet and spicy, and dipping in buttermilk ranch made them even better. The mussels were solid, and I enjoyed its fragrant aroma underpinned by a riotous medley of ingredients including green curry, crushed tomatoes, and pickled chilis. From the entrées, the standout was undoubtedly the truffled shroom risotto. Despite its unassuming presentation, it was packed with savory and umami-rich flavors. The salmon and the rigatoni were also really good, and I especially enjoyed the butternut squash purée on the salmon which gave it a sweet profile. With its messy presentation, burger was the only thing that seemed out of place, but it was still delicious albeit overpriced. We finished off the meal with the blood orange creme brûlée, a good blend of sweet and citrusy flavors. Overall, it was a very satisfying experience, and I would highly recommend trying this place if you’re looking for a good fine dining experience in uncomplicated settings.

Came for brunch and was slightly disappointed with the food. The taste was good but not wow. I wished they can compliment the plate with some small side salad to make it more of a balanced meal. Their coffees are just ok. Perhaps we just had higher expectations of a 4.6 Resto. The server was superb though!

This was hands down the best risotto I’ve ever had and I would highly recommend anyone come here for it. The Japanese style cheesecake was pretty unique and tasted great so if you’re looking for a dessert I would try this one! It’s also a great date spot because of the restaurant’s size and ambiance.

Great service and amazingly delicious food! Try the peach salad and the rigatoni 🍝

Metropolis achieves a Mediterranean-meets-Parisian cafe ambiance. The brunch menu has variety and we thought our food was delicious but nothing about it was was unique to Metropolis let along Mediterranean inspired. The restaurant is fairly small and we waited a while for service - although when we did get it our waiter was very good. We’ll be back since we live nearby and the food was good but I think this place could be even better than it is!

Google said my kind of place. It is for sure. Hostess and bartender exceptional. Bread good with wine. Swordfish special tonight. Can't wait.