Blue Lantern Cafe

I thoroughly enjoyed my visit to this local establishment. The atmosphere was warm and inviting, and I had a great time playing pool. The service was exceptional, demonstrating both attentiveness and genuine hospitality. The highlight for me was the homemade quahogs, which were absolutely delicious and easily my favorite. Food offered were specials, sandwiches and pizza. I highly recommend this spot for anyone looking for a low key evening and a few great cocktails. They do offer excellent service and it is a unique local experience.

We are local and pass this place frequently. I saw posts that the food was good, so we stopped in on a Saturday night. It's mostly a bar with only a few tables. We chose a high top and sat down. After 10 minutes, no one had come to the table. Other customers looked at us but didn't offer any helpful hints. We left, still thirsty and still hungry.

I heard about this establishment from a friend in the area and decided to give it a try. To my surprise I saw a run down bar with flies roaming about near the bar and beer taps. I also noticed that the bar isn't really ADA accommodating as the bathroom (men's) is very small. The main door is wide open and the kitchen was easily accessible to anyone. I saw mice running around the kitchen area and noticed that the bartender who was also the cook was not wearing a hairnet let alone gloves when preparing patrons food. Yuck! The regulars there are not the friendliest of people. I noticed a lot of LGBT rainbows and posters suggesting this place was a safe place but to my surprise i was made aware real quick that those posters and rainbows are just there for looks. The patrons that were there tha

Great location! The staff is friendly and the food is great. I highly recommend this location.

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