Tully’s Good Times

Found a black hair in my salad when i got to the end of it. As usual… they played the whole «none of the cooks has black hair» routine even though my hair is bleached blonde. Wont eat at this location again.

We stopped here for dinner Saturday night. We came primarily because I had received a $ 10 coupon in the mail. The menu is unchanged since last time we were there. Nothing too exciting or innovative, just generally family-​friendly food. My husband had baked ziti which was an OK portion but probably could have been a little larger, accompanied by a piece of garlic toast. He also had a small salad that came with his dinner.
I opted for one of the burgers that was in between two pieces of grilled cheese sandwich. It was messy and greasy but fairly tasty. However, the French fries leave a lot to be desired– they were very skinny, overcooked and dry. Service was very very friendly; we were seated fairly quickly on a Sat night. This is a safe place to go to grab some fairly plain food and watch a sporting event.

Great service! Just try their burgers and hand breaded chicken strips. Great beer selection!

My wife and I went there for dinner on a Tuesday night. We tried the buffalo chicken tenders my wife got a cheeseburger. The chicken tenders were awesome the burger was great. Atmosphere was a sports bar atmosphere the service was outstanding good drink specials wasn’t crowded there was no wait wasn’t noisy will definitely be back

Tullys has a great atmosphere and the food is excellent. I’ve been here with my family many times and have never been disappointed. Best chicken fingers around and priced right.

Me and my wife went here on a Thursday night for dinner. We tried the Italian egg rolls for an appetizer and they were awesome.
I had the Delmonico steak with mashed potatoes and everything was good. My wife had the chicken pepperoni Parmesan and it was also very good.
I also tried out a blended beer, Guinness and Sam Adams cherry wheat.
The two make a good combination! I like all the different beer options they have. My wife liked her lemon drop martini and the total bill was not expensive. We will definitely be going back to try out more of the beers and food in the future.

I’ve been to this Tully’s a couple times since they opened, usually with friends, but haven’t sought it out on my own.
It is a decent sized restaurant with a big menu which is open a bit later than other places so you can go by yourself or with a group and satisfy many needs. I would not sit around for a table here though, and it seems like they fill up a bit. They do have some decent variety so if you want a more «healthy» chicken salad, or even a veggie wrap you can get that, but the majority of their menu is pub food, burgers, wings, and sandwiches.
They are known for their chicken tenders, but I have to be honest that they are not my favorite. Just something in the batter that I do not like. I love stuff like this usually, but it tastes like eating flour to me.
Most of the stuff is pretty generic. I have been to other pub places that have more inventive or at least more homemade items, not something just dropped in a fryer. The service there has been good and fairly speedy. Customers can range from kids with families to overly intoxicated suburbanites. While I am a sports fan, sometimes it is a bit loud. I don’t mind all the TVs, but to have the sound jacked on just one was a bit much. Unless it is something like a local sports game, or big final of championship, you don’t need the sound on just one TV through the whole place or section. Happened last time I was there, with some inebriated customer wanting to hear some obscure game on one TV vs NHL playoffs which was annoying.
They do have a good beer menu if you are someone who doesn’t want the most exotic choice to be Sam Adams. I had a Founders All Day IPA on tap and it wasn’t prohibitively expensive. We had a dessert there and it was huge and pretty tasty.
Again, nothing here screams at me to come back, but if I did, it would mainly be for the beer menu and that you won’t go too broke in general.

Always great food with awesome service. Go there at least once a week for the amazing Tully tenders. 15 for 15 $. Taste just as good the next day. Remember to order the French onion soup as an appetizer!:)

I give Tully’s 3 stars for:
–Good service. The staff uses headsets to communicate with each other and the customer interactions are very smooth.
–Great beer selection for a chain sports-​themed restaurant and the beer prices are very reasonable. Good nightly beer specials.
–The burgers are very good.
However, other than the burgers, the food as not so great and warrants a 2 star rating at best.
Most of the options are very heavy and greasy. There’s really nothing very fresh tasting on the menu. Last time I was there I ordered a Chicken Club sandwich that appeared to be one of the lighter sandwiches, but the chicken, while sizable, was covered in a super-​thick batter and deep fried. There was more batter than chicken. Plus they literally squirted ranch dressing all over the plate. It was extremely sloppy. The bacon was two floppy, paper-​thin slices of very artificially-​preserved tasting «bacon». Very low-​quality bacon. Bleah. Not the nice crunchy bacon you would normally get on a club sandwich.
Also, for the second time in a row, I asked to substitute potato salad for the french fries, as the menu states they will accommodate. Both times, they still brought french fries instead. The cook seems to ignore requests for potato salad.
I will not be returning for the food but I will probably stop at the bar for the very good beer selection.

I’m not a big franchise guy. A lot of the big restaurants the «whole family» can find something at, feel a little, bland, interchangeable, and assault on the sense… you get it. A good friend steered me toward this one evening and much as I was biased, a little snobbish, even, I got to admit, I liked it.
One of the turning points for me was they have Guinness on tap, and know how to pour it. And the cheerful «Small or large» glass question was one I took delight in answering, with the proper answering being «A little is good, a lot, of course is better.» Food isn’t anything groundbreaking, but if you are expecting haute cuisine, get back in the car now. Sometimes a decent chicken finger can salvage a crappy week, and if that finger has sometime decent to dunk it in, all the better.
There will be no Michelin Stars awarded to any of the entrees here, but it’s good food at a reasonable price and if your team is playing, it’s on the tv, so put yer damn phone away, get the large pint, and chill

Check out their half-​off happy hour, and late night appetizers !
Service was a bit slow considering there were hardly any people in here… We got drinks and I got a bowl of French Onion soup… The soup was decent…4 out of 5 stars for that…
I also got the homemade Louisiana Crab Dip and tortilla chips… This is the third time I have gotten these, and this is the second time the chips tasted stale… The dip itself is tasty… It actually had very large pieces of crab in it… Larger than what I had remembered getting before… I would have actually liked them chopped up a little more…
They also have about 16 million tvs plastering the walls in there for viewing… I think all of them had sports on with the majority of them showing hockey…

Love the casual atmosphere and the free popcorn.

Good food, lots of t.v.‘s, always bubbly staff. Free popcorn with your order, good happy hour menus PLUS a great healthy option menu!!!

Have been here several times with my boys, who love the sports cards they get with the kid’s meal. They are noted for their Chicken Tenders, and rightfully so. They are freshly breaded daily with their own special batter, and boy are they deliscious! The do offer Buffalo style tenders, but why bother when they are terrific on their own, Especially when paired with their Honey Mustard dipping sauce.
We came here last night and my husband got the Steak & Tenders Dinner. It came with a 6 oz. flat iron steak, 4 tenders, potato and cole slaw. He was delightfully surprized how good the steak was.
I was happy to see the many healthy options on the menu, and was pleased with the Brushetta Chicken I ordered.
Good Craft Beer specials too! I love trying something new and they change up the Beer specials daily.
What I don’t love, as mentioned in a different review listed here, is all the TV’s playing sports. I am not a sports fan, but my husband and boys are so they like it. However, don’t expect to have quality family time during dinner if their favorite team is playing.

I love Tully’s. I love the beer selection, I love the popcorn, I love the Cajun Chicken pasta. I love that my kids can go play games for a few minutes.
I like that the manager walks around and checks on how you are doing, we have always had good servers.
It’s one of my favorite place to go.

I really don’t much care for chain type restaurants however I was somewhat surprised with my meal. I had take out. My daughter, who is a fan of this place however has no food sense whatsoever, had been pestering me for lunch from this place and I finally agreed. I had the reuben sandwhich with pasta salad and she had the Buffalo chicken wing sandwhich with fries. She also had a side of the chicken wing dip.
I’ve gotta say the food was really good. Reuben was different. Sweeter I think than what I’m used to. Pasta salad was nothing to write home about. My daughters’ food was good and the fries were tasty and would have been a better choice for me.
Not a bad experience at all.

So, I guess I’m just not the type of person to whom Tully’s appeals. Just really not a fan of the gajillion TVs and the classic rock music playing all the time. I get distracted, and I’m not that into watching sports.
However, we come here fairly regularly, because the drink specials are pretty great, the portions are HUUUUUGE (hello, leftovers!), and I honestly don’t think that anything on the menu is over ten bucks (don’t quote me, but that sounds pretty dead on). And the food is really not that bad. Maybe a tad uninspired, but not bad. It does seem fresh. Maybe just a little bland.
The servers there are *always* welcoming and accommodating, which I appreciate. Even better — the first time we came to Tully’s, the manager noticed the Red Sox cap Brandon V. was wearing, came over, and offered to put on the Boston game (oh yeah, there’s his review — hi, Brandon V!). The manager then let us know that in the future, he’d be happy to do the same as well. Big bonus points to him.
Oh yeah, I’ve never been here for it, but I hear good things about Tullys’ happy hour.

The new Tully’s is very similar to the one near Main and Transit with its sports-​related themes and slightly above-​average food. The service here is really great, though, and between that and the free popcorn, AND the fact that they turned on the Red Sox game for me, I will definately be making many more return trips.
The place IS loud, but it is a sports bar and that should be expected. Cheap drink specials make up for the volume.
Expect a wait on a Friday or Saturday night. We were told the wait was 30−45min on Fri. and 20min on Sat. and I was too impatient so we went elsewhere. In hindsight, Tully’s would have been worth the wait for the lively room, the multiple games on the TV, the great service, and the food that was nothing to write home about, but not terrible either.
Oh yeah, the prices are pretty good. I believe they have coupons in the Coupon Book as well.