Timothy’s

Never go there again. Men’s bathroom didn’t work had to use the woman’s bathroom instead and what do I see all over the toilet seat… That’s right shit everywhere really gross and used tampons on the floor.

Worst bar service I have ever had. Completely ignored at the bar waiting for a drink because I’m not over 40.

I happened to be in the area for several weeks for work, so I figured I’d give it a shot. I went there several times during my stay. The staff was consistently rude. It’s obvious they don’t really like their jobs. One side there’s no cover to get in, the karaōke side. The other side with a DJ costs $ 5 to get into lol. I went both times on the weekend, so I don’t have any idea how it’s like on weekdays. Pretty lame place. last calls at like 12am.

My husband and I joined our family on Easter Sunday for the 1:30 seating of the Easter Brunch. Tables were very close together, making negotiating to and from the food and bevarage area difficult. Soft drinks were $ 3. with no refills. Included in the «senior» price of $ 30. (which included taxes and tip) there was coffee, tea and juices. We went through the line and noted some things, like bacon, were unavailable. The person carving the meat asked me if I wanted roast beef and he was poised in front of a tiny tip of meat and that seemed to be the last of it. There were four serving dishes of partially congealed gravy. Most everyone agreed the ham, turkey and chicken were tasty but everything was cool or cold. Having access to a microwave would have been a nice option. There was a man preparing hot omelettes but we were primarily interested in Easter dinner, not breakfast. An amazing Acapella group provided wonderful entertainment! Dessert consisted of mini pastry, scones and danish, however, when it was gone, nothing was replenished. If you were one of the later people to get to the dessert table, you had little choice. There were no coffee cups and folks who had prepared their coffee at the serving table left their paper and plastic debris all over the place since the restaurant provided no other option. The servers we encountered were not friendly and seemed uninterested in making our meal a pleasant one. After we had finished dessert, they seemed downright anxious to have us leave, so our decision to give them an extra something was a resounding NO! No one was willing to say anything at the table since we did not want to spoil our time together, but for the money, the food was sparce, cold and the waitstaff, while not rude, were clearly not happy to be there. We could have had a wonderful dinner elsewhere for $ 63.

Stay clear of this place. I do not have one good thing to say about it. No wonder it was so dead on a Saturday evening. First the soda fountain was not working and I had to switch to chlorine tasting water after three bad attempts at getting my Sprite to taste like Sprite. Second, the waitress was ignoring us and the salad came out dry as a bone! Waited 10 minutes for extra dressing. I ordered a pepper and onion pizza… I heard one waitress say it was good? Peppers and onions under cooked. I left w food posioning… literally! Sure before 6pm, they have a few ten dollar specials. Is it worth the food posioning? No! I would give this place a negative star if I could. It doesn’t even deserve a full star! Disgusting! I feel as though the board of health should be called in to shut it down. So many good restaurants on route 1… keep driving past this place. You stomach will thank you!

Was at Timothy’s last night with a bunch of friends! Awesome food! Great band and lots of fun! Dawn Marie is awesome!!! The place looks beautiful and service was great!!!

Dead, dead, dead.
I was the lone patron at the bar at 8 pm on a Thursday night. The service staff from the restaurant ran, yelling through the dining room. The kitchen grudgingly stayed open long enough to serve a fantastic Mac and Cheese (hence the 2 stars).
I felt like I walked into the staff’s private party from the moment I opened the door until the moment I walked out. There certainly was no effort made to be inviting. As an out of town visitor, I would not recommend this place. Good food, weird vibe.

I would give zero stars if I could. Went there with about 15 people for a birthday party. We agreed to choose from 4 different items. 14 is us ordered either n.y. strip or the prime rib. One ordered baked shrimp. To start. they must have been shorthanded because the food came out staggered. All the plates were either under cooked or over done. Drinks made wrong at the bar. Shrimp smelled. My fiancé looked for Oggie for 10 minutes. No Sight of him. Asked a busboy and a server for him to come to the table. Nope. No sign of him. Joanne did her best. When the bill came they didn’t take anything off. The price wasn’t bad but none actually ate anything. She brought a 100 $ gift certificate to make up for it. We told her to please take it back and take something off the bill as we would not be back. She came back with the credit off and insisted we keep the gift card. Overall the band was good music was OK but I would never eat there again.

We had an enjoyable lunch right beside the gas fire place. I loved the steak tips. My wife loved her meat loaf dinner. We will definitely be back.

The old guy, Augie, stopped the trivia and karaōke nights that we used to go to because he didn’t like the host. A few months later we found out he started trivia and karaōke nights again with someone else. Also found out the chef and a couple of other staff left. Will never go back. Giving one star only because we liked Carol, Jeannie and Larry.

Absolutely amazing experiences with Timothy’s so far! My bridal shower was held here in June and I had such a lovely time that I thought of Timothy’s for our corporate holiday party. Carolyn and Bridgett were so accommodating and responsive. I was really impressed with their level of professionalism and eagerness to please.
The night of the party was fabulous, everyone (including myself) really enjoyed the food. The service was outstanding and the room was beautiful, also I want to mention that the price for everything was very reasonable.
I will definitely be thinking of Timothy’s the next time I need to host an event in this area.

visited timothy’s november 19^th 2014 everyone ordered different items and they were all very salty and on top of it there was a mouse running back and forth where the fire place was, we told the waitress and she told the bartender and he just shook his shoulders. will not be going back.

Not going back to this place ever again. Service was slow. Ordered apps for a table of 7 adults and 3 kids. Apps were average but then the waitress never came to take our order. It wasn’t until after we ate our apps that she came back to take our order. So we sat around for a while waiting. With three kids all under the age of 4 it can be tough to keep them entertained for a long while. I can’t speak for anyone else but my food was not good at all. I got the mixed grille (2 steak tips, piece of chicken and 1 sausage link), mashed potatoes and broccoli. The steak tips were way under cooked and they were perfectly round like they were cut with a shape cutter, no taste to them either. The chicken tasted like it was under cooked and a little slimy (had two bites and that was it). The sausage was the only good thing on the plate. The mashed potatoes didn’t come with any type of gravy or anything. They were a little on the cold side and very dry. The broccoli was a bit under cooked. The best part of the meal was the cake we brought in as it was a birthday party. I DONT RECOMMEND THIS PLACE ONE BIT!!!

We landed late in Boston and wanted a quick meal nearby our hotel. We never would have imagined going in that the food was going to be so good. The fish and chips that we ate were some of the best we had while traveling in the north east. Everyone there was very nice to us and the food was reasonably priced. If we ever get back to Massachusetts we will make an effort to stop back in.

Bizarre place. The food is bland. Not sure there was any cheese in the macaroni and cheese. Many waitresses but nary a refill.

I was there with some friends for the Shannon show last Saturday night. Staff was friendly and attentive, food was good and parking was no issue. First time at Timothy’s. I’ll be back — I heard they have good bands on the weekends.

We had our daughter’s christening here-​big mistake! We met with Augie and he showed us the room and assured us it would comfortably fit 50 – 60 guests. We discussed menu choices, price, and center pieces. When we received contract prices were higher than discussed and there was an added charge for bartender (which was never mentioned). We called and after finally speaking to Augie we were told it wouldn’t be a problem and he sent us a new contract. It was a good thing I had read contract over carefully or he would have snuck in a few extra charges. We had a 50 person minimum and gave our final count as 50; however, the day of the christening we had 10 people cancel. We only had 40 people actually attend but the room was so cramped. It would have never fit 50 – 60 people! There was a table thrown in the corner behind a wall! From the moment we walked in many people were complaining to me about how tight it was and no one wanted to sit at the table behind the wall. A few of my cousins actually ended up sitting at the bar to eat. When I sat at the table I realized there were no centerpieces at the table as promised when we met with Augie. What was even worse was when my 8 year old opened her napkin and looked at me and said «plastic auntie really?» I was horrified that they actually gave us plastic plates and silverware and paper cups. I didn’t even think functions would use plastic… ever! Not only was this beyond tacky but no one could cut their ham with plastic knives. The food (which was really the only good thing) ran out quickly. I went to change my baby and by the time I returned almost everything was gone. It was replenished (after asking twice) but the salad and bread were gone before I even returned to my table and more was never put out. We brought a cake in and was having it served with ice cream. However, there was no ice cream and I had to ask for it– twice. By the time it was out most guests were leaving. When it was finally out the waitress just went to the freezer and put out the container on the table with a scoop and bowls (plastic of course). People had to get it themselves and stick their hands in the container. It was gross and tacky. No one came over to us during the entire function (except to ask about cutting cake) to check to see how things were or if we needed anything however she came right over when it was time to hand me the bill! I asked to speak to Augie or Carolyn about some concerns I had and was told they weren’t there but I could talk to another manager. I waited and I waited and waited and had to ask again. After about a half hour and after bill was paid, someone came out. We discussed our concerns with her and she promised we would receive a call back… I’m still waiting and probably will be waiting a very long time considering the bill is already paid! We would have been better off renting out a VFW. It would have been a third of the price and probably just as nice! We are very disappointed that we chose to have our daughter’s christening here.

Went for Easter brunch with Northshore Accapella. Advertised as Easter brunch we were all excited. I would not call it a brunch but more a cafeteria style food serive with limited portions of food given.
First seating was at 10a and most of the food was not prepared to be offered. The cost of the brunch was $ 33.95 which included coffee. All other drinks were at cost and pricey– diet coke $ 3 each with no refill.
Food choice was extremely limited for the price.
What made it worth the money was the Accapella performer. Accept you are paying for a performance and getting a mediocre meal with it.
Would not return next year. Many better options on the North Shore for the same price!

Family owned for sure, and that is one of the appeals. The service was friendly, the food was delicious and the price was more than reasonable.
I think I met the actual «Timothy.» Friendly fella…
The worst thing about this place is the horrible Massachusetts highway system. For some reason, the over achieving idiots who engineered the roads made the almighty decision that they do not want ANYONE to be able to make a left turn at ANYTIME. The medians are never-​ending and 3 to 6 ft tall. So, instead you have to pick up on ramp after on ramp miles out of the way to get in the proper lane. Or make a u-​turn miles away which it totally safer than a simple left turn, right?
If you can make it to the building don’t pass up on Timothy’s. Great restaurant.

Ok, so a couple of weekends ago my friends and I were looking for something to do and since we love Karaōke, but did not feel like hitting up our usual Karaōke hotspot in Boston… we searched on our Smartphone’s for a closer option… and low and behold the Village Green has Karaōke on Friday and Saturday nights… so that’s where we went.
Our expectations were low, as we assumed this would be bad barroom karaōke… and we new we would be the youngest people there, but who cares? We gave it a shot…
What an adventure… the Karaōke was well run, with a great song selection of old and new tunes. We had a blast and saw some pretty talented people perform to say the least. A couple of people were down right amazing.
The staff was friendly, the drinks were strong and plenty of parking. We will definitely return!
They also have live music in the other room, but there is a cover charge to get in… NO COVER for Karaōke.