Cuisines and Dishes at POPS:
- American
POPS
560 Tremont St,
Boston
MA
02118
popsrestaurant.net (617) 695-1250
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Ratings and Reviews for POPS
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Feb 24 2012
L P. via Yelp
I really love this place. We live in the neighborhood and Pops is a great go-to. You won't be disappointed. Nice ambiance and the waiters have always...read more
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Feb 17 2012
matt o. via Yelp
My fiance is or was in love with this place, so much so this was where she wanted to go for her birthday dinner. All week I've been checking open tables to...read more
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Jan 13 2012
Roscoe R. via Yelp
Pops had decent food, but now it appears to be CLOSED, OUT OF BUSINESS.read more
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Feb 19 2009
caradoll76 via Citysearch
I've been a fan of this restaurant since they opened, and I love the fact they are aware of the stress the economy is putting on u...read more
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Sep 22 2008
paule123 via Citysearch
We were a group of 5, made a reservation and were seated promptly for dinner on a quiet Sunday night. Nice wine by the glass sele...read more
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May 05 2008
CEH via Citysearch
Based on a friend's recommendation, my family and I recently had a great experience at Pops. We were seated in the Greenhouse room...read more
From Citysearch
Formerly Perdix and Truc, this subterranean South End space is now home to Pops, a stylish and affordable bistro serving contemporary updates on classic dishes. Patrons choose between the intimate dining room, a romantic sun porch, seating along the kitchen counter or a space on the tiny sidewalk patio. Nothing on the dinner menu tops $20, with dishes like grilled Merguez lamb sausage with white bean ragout or crispy skin salmon with cucumber noodles and black sesame rice costing in the high teens.
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