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The Tasty — Restaurant in Plymouth

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The Tasty
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Creative pub grub with seasonal ingredients is offered with draft beer & cocktails in funky digs.
Nearby attractions
Spire Center for Performing Arts
25 1/2 Court St, Plymouth, MA 02360
Pilgrim Hall Museum
75 Court St, Plymouth, MA 02360
Plymouth Rock
79 Water St, Plymouth, MA 02360
Pilgrim Memorial State Park
79 Water St, Plymouth, MA 02360
Yankee Woodcarvers & Signs
63 Court St, Plymouth, MA 02360
The Art Shoppe Jessart Studio
84 Court St, Plymouth, MA 02360
Americana Theatre Company
1/2, 25 Court St, Plymouth, MA 02360
Plymouth Waterfront Visitor Center
130 Water St, Plymouth, MA 02360
Plymouth Center for the Arts
11 North St, Plymouth, MA 02360
Burial Hill
School St, Plymouth, MA 02360
Nearby restaurants
Martini's Bar & Grill
50 Court St, Plymouth, MA 02360
The Mea Thai Cuisine
60 Court St, Plymouth, MA 02360
Honey Baby
47 Court St, Plymouth, MA 02360
The Artisan Pig
66 Court St, Plymouth, MA 02360
Turmeric House Plymouth
39 Court St, Plymouth, MA 02360
Will & Co. Cafe
6 Court St, Plymouth, MA 02360
Cork + Table Kitchen and Bar
23 Court St, Plymouth, MA 02360
Mamma Mia's Restaurants
122 Water St, Plymouth, MA 02360
Shikku Hot Pot
18 Court St, Plymouth, MA 02360
Dillon's Local
21 S Park Ave, Plymouth, MA 02360
Nearby hotels
John Carver Inn & Spa
25 Summer St Suite #1, Plymouth, MA 02360
Hotel 1620 Plymouth Harbor
180 Water St, Plymouth, MA 02360
By the Sea - B&B
22 Winslow St, Plymouth, MA 02360
Thomas Sea Suites
150 Water St Floor 2, Plymouth, MA 02360
sisu, a boutique motel
7 Lincoln St, Plymouth, MA 02360
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The Tasty

42 Court St, Plymouth, MA 02360
4.7(222)
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Creative pub grub with seasonal ingredients is offered with draft beer & cocktails in funky digs.

attractions: Spire Center for Performing Arts, Pilgrim Hall Museum, Plymouth Rock, Pilgrim Memorial State Park, Yankee Woodcarvers & Signs, The Art Shoppe Jessart Studio, Americana Theatre Company, Plymouth Waterfront Visitor Center, Plymouth Center for the Arts, Burial Hill, restaurants: Martini's Bar & Grill, The Mea Thai Cuisine, Honey Baby, The Artisan Pig, Turmeric House Plymouth, Will & Co. Cafe, Cork + Table Kitchen and Bar, Mamma Mia's Restaurants, Shikku Hot Pot, Dillon's Local
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Phone
(508) 591-7302
Website
thetastyplymouth.com

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Featured dishes

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Nori Fries
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Duck Breast
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Salmon
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Local Farm Rice, Quinoa
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Pastrami

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Nearby attractions of The Tasty

Spire Center for Performing Arts

Pilgrim Hall Museum

Plymouth Rock

Pilgrim Memorial State Park

Yankee Woodcarvers & Signs

The Art Shoppe Jessart Studio

Americana Theatre Company

Plymouth Waterfront Visitor Center

Plymouth Center for the Arts

Burial Hill

Spire Center for Performing Arts

Spire Center for Performing Arts

4.7

(230)

Open 24 hours
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Pilgrim Hall Museum

Pilgrim Hall Museum

4.3

(84)

Open 24 hours
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Plymouth Rock

Plymouth Rock

4.3

(2.6K)

Open until 12:00 AM
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Pilgrim Memorial State Park

Pilgrim Memorial State Park

4.6

(2.1K)

Open 24 hours
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Things to do nearby

Santa and His Elves Pub Crawl.
Santa and His Elves Pub Crawl.
Sat, Dec 13 • 7:00 PM
72 Water Street, Plymouth, MA 02360
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Plimoth Patuxet Museums
Plimoth Patuxet Museums
Fri, Dec 12 • 12:00 AM
137 Warren Avenue, Plymouth, 02116
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Plymouth Pilgrims Self-Guided Walking Audio Tour
Plymouth Pilgrims Self-Guided Walking Audio Tour
Fri, Dec 12 • 11:00 AM
Cabramatta West, 2166
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Nearby restaurants of The Tasty

Martini's Bar & Grill

The Mea Thai Cuisine

Honey Baby

The Artisan Pig

Turmeric House Plymouth

Will & Co. Cafe

Cork + Table Kitchen and Bar

Mamma Mia's Restaurants

Shikku Hot Pot

Dillon's Local

Martini's Bar & Grill

Martini's Bar & Grill

4.5

(244)

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The Mea Thai Cuisine

The Mea Thai Cuisine

4.6

(139)

$$

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Honey Baby

Honey Baby

4.8

(81)

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The Artisan Pig

The Artisan Pig

4.6

(220)

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PamelaPamela
What can I say -The Tasty has out done themselves with a brand new menu starting tonight! From the minute we walked through the door we were greeted by happy welcoming people who made sure every step of the way we were enjoying our drinks& meals and made sure we wanted for nothing. To start off you have to try the cornbread it’s like no other - it’s moist and flavorful and they top it with honey butter with some flaked sea salt that was perfection- I licked my fingers to get every morsel it was so good. The duck dumplings are a classic dish for them and we devoured them they were scrumptious -so tender, flavorful and in a delicious broth. The street corn salad had a light lime dressing - not over powering and served on a bed of crunchy greens/ it really paired perfectly with everything else. Now for the main entrees beef cheek which was beyond tender no knife required to cut and coated in a decadent sauce that reminds me of a Moroccan/ Mexican sauce with a complimentary green chilies dipping sauce you want to drink and pickled onions- jalapeños and radishes that brings the dish all together. My brother got the noodles which are a classic favorite at the Tasty with tamari chicken, veggi slaw and peanuts. The desserts are all homemade so even though we were stuffed we had to get carrot cake to go. The frosting is not overly sweet and the cake is so moist you can see the carrots and pineapple in each mouthful of yummy goodness. We will be back to try more of the new menu- every table around us were saying how good their food was so you can’t go wrong with whatever you pick!!! Maria’s service was outstanding and helped made it a wonderful dining experience!
Brian SitBrian Sit
We went on Noodle Night and it was a disappointment. The sticky ribs are sticky and well cooked but the flavor ends up tasting like salty soy sauce than a balanced glaze. The pickle chips are surprisingly good though. The Thai beef and pork has great flavors but when they say egg noodles, they mean pasta-from-the-box linguine and when they say beef and pork, they mean a little bit of ground mixed meat. The Dan Dan noodles also had a good flavor and sauce but beware that they use rice noodles instead and that the noodles may be undercooked as mine was. There's basically no Tofu (so if you don't like Tofu, don't worry, you'd never know there was supposed to be any). I also like the blend of vegetables they used. However, you'd be happier with Pad Thai from any other restaurant for half the price. Our waitress was nice and if not for the busy other tables, we probably would have gotten better attention and been able to fix the Dan Dan Noodles before my partner had finished eating his food. I wanted to try the dessert but I couldn't make my partner wait even longer as I finally finished my meal. If the prices were halved, this would be OK but at $18 a plate for box noodles, you'd be much happier going to any hole in the wall Chinese restaurant. I want to come again and try it on a different day but this was just disappointing.
Allison Donahue DoyleAllison Donahue Doyle
I've eaten at The Tasty about once a week for the past five years, and in that time I've rarely ordered the same thing twice in a row...and I've loved every single meal. Having lived in big cities, I was skeptical when I first moved from NYC to Plymouth that I'd find a restaurant as inventive and consistently impressive as The Tasty. But this place delivers every time. The kitchen is always creating fresh, thoughtful dishes, the cocktails are both creative and perfectly prepared, and the desserts are truly the best I've ever had. Whenever I bring guests who live in major food cities, they're always amazed that Plymouth has a spot of this caliber. The service deserves equal praise. The entire staff is warm and attentive. Adam always remembers our preferences and makes excellent pairing suggestions. Kaylia is not only friendly and thoughtful but also crafts outstanding cocktails. Maria is always a welcoming presence and provides top-notch service. After more than 250 meals here, I sometimes pass by and see people hesitating at the door, and I feel compelled to say: don't hesitate. The Tasty is a gem, and we're lucky to have it right here in Plymouth.
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What can I say -The Tasty has out done themselves with a brand new menu starting tonight! From the minute we walked through the door we were greeted by happy welcoming people who made sure every step of the way we were enjoying our drinks& meals and made sure we wanted for nothing. To start off you have to try the cornbread it’s like no other - it’s moist and flavorful and they top it with honey butter with some flaked sea salt that was perfection- I licked my fingers to get every morsel it was so good. The duck dumplings are a classic dish for them and we devoured them they were scrumptious -so tender, flavorful and in a delicious broth. The street corn salad had a light lime dressing - not over powering and served on a bed of crunchy greens/ it really paired perfectly with everything else. Now for the main entrees beef cheek which was beyond tender no knife required to cut and coated in a decadent sauce that reminds me of a Moroccan/ Mexican sauce with a complimentary green chilies dipping sauce you want to drink and pickled onions- jalapeños and radishes that brings the dish all together. My brother got the noodles which are a classic favorite at the Tasty with tamari chicken, veggi slaw and peanuts. The desserts are all homemade so even though we were stuffed we had to get carrot cake to go. The frosting is not overly sweet and the cake is so moist you can see the carrots and pineapple in each mouthful of yummy goodness. We will be back to try more of the new menu- every table around us were saying how good their food was so you can’t go wrong with whatever you pick!!! Maria’s service was outstanding and helped made it a wonderful dining experience!
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We went on Noodle Night and it was a disappointment. The sticky ribs are sticky and well cooked but the flavor ends up tasting like salty soy sauce than a balanced glaze. The pickle chips are surprisingly good though. The Thai beef and pork has great flavors but when they say egg noodles, they mean pasta-from-the-box linguine and when they say beef and pork, they mean a little bit of ground mixed meat. The Dan Dan noodles also had a good flavor and sauce but beware that they use rice noodles instead and that the noodles may be undercooked as mine was. There's basically no Tofu (so if you don't like Tofu, don't worry, you'd never know there was supposed to be any). I also like the blend of vegetables they used. However, you'd be happier with Pad Thai from any other restaurant for half the price. Our waitress was nice and if not for the busy other tables, we probably would have gotten better attention and been able to fix the Dan Dan Noodles before my partner had finished eating his food. I wanted to try the dessert but I couldn't make my partner wait even longer as I finally finished my meal. If the prices were halved, this would be OK but at $18 a plate for box noodles, you'd be much happier going to any hole in the wall Chinese restaurant. I want to come again and try it on a different day but this was just disappointing.
Brian Sit

Brian Sit

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I've eaten at The Tasty about once a week for the past five years, and in that time I've rarely ordered the same thing twice in a row...and I've loved every single meal. Having lived in big cities, I was skeptical when I first moved from NYC to Plymouth that I'd find a restaurant as inventive and consistently impressive as The Tasty. But this place delivers every time. The kitchen is always creating fresh, thoughtful dishes, the cocktails are both creative and perfectly prepared, and the desserts are truly the best I've ever had. Whenever I bring guests who live in major food cities, they're always amazed that Plymouth has a spot of this caliber. The service deserves equal praise. The entire staff is warm and attentive. Adam always remembers our preferences and makes excellent pairing suggestions. Kaylia is not only friendly and thoughtful but also crafts outstanding cocktails. Maria is always a welcoming presence and provides top-notch service. After more than 250 meals here, I sometimes pass by and see people hesitating at the door, and I feel compelled to say: don't hesitate. The Tasty is a gem, and we're lucky to have it right here in Plymouth.
Allison Donahue Doyle

Allison Donahue Doyle

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What can I say -The Tasty has out done themselves with a brand new menu starting tonight! From the minute we walked through the door we were greeted by happy welcoming people who made sure every step of the way we were enjoying our drinks& meals and made sure we wanted for nothing. To start off you have to try the cornbread it’s like no other - it’s moist and flavorful and they top it with honey butter with some flaked sea salt that was perfection- I licked my fingers to get every morsel it was so good. The duck dumplings are a classic dish for them and we devoured them they were scrumptious -so tender, flavorful and in a delicious broth. The street corn salad had a light lime dressing - not over powering and served on a bed of crunchy greens/ it really paired perfectly with everything else. Now for the main entrees beef cheek which was beyond tender no knife required to cut and coated in a decadent sauce that reminds me of a Moroccan/ Mexican sauce with a complimentary green chilies dipping sauce you want to drink and pickled onions- jalapeños and radishes that brings the dish all together. My brother got the noodles which are a classic favorite at the Tasty with tamari chicken, veggi slaw and peanuts. The desserts are all homemade so even though we were stuffed we had to get carrot cake to go. The frosting is not overly sweet and the cake is so moist you can see the carrots and pineapple in each mouthful of yummy goodness. We will be back to try more of the new menu- every table around us were saying how good their food was so you can’t go wrong with whatever you pick!!! Maria’s service was outstanding and helped made it a wonderful...

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3y

Went on Noodle Night. Appetizers and drinks were good, but entrees lacked flavor. The service was disappointing. There was a clear difference in service toward our group (people of color) and it was a shame considering a pride flag hangs from outside the restaurant. You want to feel welcomed at a restaurant not like an outcast, which at times it felt like just that. Our table was off to the side and cramped. When we asked for an additional menu after the scan on the phone didn't work we were given attitude as if it was an issue. The woman next to us had her food nicely packed away in a proper plastic container (taken away and done in the kitchen), while we were just given a cardboard box to put it away ourselves as our waitress hovered over our table with her hand out which felt really awkward. When we ordered dessert, not even one minute passed by and our bill was put on the table - we didn't even get a chance to start eating the dessert when it happened, which was extremely rude. At that point we had ordered from the drink menu, so bringing the bill early left no room to order anything else, when delivered in this manner. We felt rushed and like we were not welcomed, which is unfortunate, as this was not the case on our first visit. We wanted to love this place, but this experience just left us wondering if it is as welcoming of a place...

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4y

We went on Noodle Night and it was a disappointment.

The sticky ribs are sticky and well cooked but the flavor ends up tasting like salty soy sauce than a balanced glaze. The pickle chips are surprisingly good though.

The Thai beef and pork has great flavors but when they say egg noodles, they mean pasta-from-the-box linguine and when they say beef and pork, they mean a little bit of ground mixed meat.

The Dan Dan noodles also had a good flavor and sauce but beware that they use rice noodles instead and that the noodles may be undercooked as mine was. There's basically no Tofu (so if you don't like Tofu, don't worry, you'd never know there was supposed to be any). I also like the blend of vegetables they used. However, you'd be happier with Pad Thai from any other restaurant for half the price.

Our waitress was nice and if not for the busy other tables, we probably would have gotten better attention and been able to fix the Dan Dan Noodles before my partner had finished eating his food. I wanted to try the dessert but I couldn't make my partner wait even longer as I finally finished my meal.

If the prices were halved, this would be OK but at $18 a plate for box noodles, you'd be much happier going to any hole in the wall Chinese restaurant. I want to come again and try it on a different day but this was just...

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