Boston Market Restaurant (Dallas, San Antonio, Austin: home, neighborhood, bankruptcy)

[The Right Side_TX]

Originally Posted by d-train

I remember there was one on San Pedro (a mile inside loop 410) about 10 years ago. I can't think of any other ones though.

Thats the one i remember. I actually thought it was still open ha. Never really cared for boston market. But their frozen dinners are pretty good ha.

[Chakapu]

There are so many excellent restaurants in San Antonio, why go to a chain?

[spamatdan]

My kids, okay...us too...are hooked on taco cabana. me??? well, any eatery that hands me chips and a vat of melted cheese ranks highly in my book.

[Hyun-Soo]

ISN'T THERE ONE NEAR 1604 AT 281? I could've sworn I saw it. It's newly built near that bank/shopping center that is made of brick.

[carolmcb]

Try their website. I don't live in SA so I can't see if there is a location.

Here's the link.

Boston Market :: Locations

[sapphire]

Originally Posted by Hyun-Soo

ISN'T THERE ONE NEAR 1604 AT 281? I could've sworn I saw it. It's newly built near that bank/shopping center that is made of brick.

No, that's Boston's Pizza you are thinking of.

[Synopsis]

I never liked Boston Market because their servings are way to small and they are more expensive than most franchise restaurants. I don't like paying 8 or 9 dollars for a piece of chicken, mashed potatoes, a roll, and some corn. We have several in our area and neither the wife or I ever go there.

[PopsGuysRule]

Originally Posted by Synopsis

I never liked Boston Market because their servings are way to small and they are more expensive than most franchise restaurants. I don't like paying 8 or 9 dollars for a piece of chicken, mashed potatoes, a roll, and some corn. We have several in our area and neither the wife or I ever go there.

Yeah, they are pricey, but, at least the ones where I used to go (other states) were really delicious.
I rarely ordered the chicken, because of all the entrees it did seem way overpriced. But like I said earlier, I LOVED their meatloaf and ham also. If I recall they also had pot pies.

I especially liked that they had potatoes other than your standard mashed potatoes. They had red potatoes cut, and covered with butter and parsley, and I think they had baked potatoes too. In fact they had a variety of vegies too, broccoli, your standard green beans, carrots, cauliflower, squash mix, salads, and different breads as well..... rolls, pumpernickel, mini corn bread loaves, french bread slices.... I thought they were just great, and I never left hungry.....
Well, I actually printed out the addresses of the two up in Austin, and I will definitely hit those when I get up there tomorrow........

[martinez4]

Pops....have a sandwich for me:-) I loved those....they were always so good and fresh....not lunchmeat but real meat on a great roll!!!!

Loved the mini corn breads......it was like eating dessert.

[spaceage007]

I think there was one over here on the NW--Tezel/Guilbeau area.

Yes there was one at Grisson/Culebra area too. It is now a Las Palapas. I LOVED Boston Market, and I went to this location a lot. I also lived in Phoenix for a few months and lived down the street from one (Bell Rd.). The meat loaf and turkey were my favorites. We need at least one back here in SA. Im with Pops next time Im in Austin Im going.