Friendly's

Friendly’s in Plymouth, Massachusetts is a place many people associate with comfort, familiarity, and dependable food, and for the most part, this visit truly reflected that reputation. From the moment we walked in, the atmosphere was calm and welcoming. The restaurant was clean, well-kept, and quiet, largely because we arrived closer to closing time. At that point, there was only one other table dining and a few people at the counter enjoying ice cream, which actually made the experience feel relaxed and unhurried. The food was genuinely very good. Everything we ordered arrived fresh, hot, and exactly as expected. Portions were generous, and the presentation showed care. The burgers were cooked properly, the fries were crisp and flavorful, and the classic Friendly’s menu items delivered t

It was good. We ordered thr mozzarella sticks and I had the double cheeseburger which was good the fries could have been a little better but it's all good. I'm not big on ice cream immediately after I eat but the wife and kids enjoyed their meals and ice cream as well. I also enjoyed my fresh cup of coffee to go. Service was great.

Sadly, this Friendly’s doesn't live up to the brand's history in Plymouth. The move from the classic downtown location hasn't done them any favors. Despite the "new" building, the atmosphere is lackluster and the restaurant often feels deserted. Service: The few staff members on duty are hardworking but clearly stretched too thin. Food: Portions felt small for the price, especially when compared to nearby local creameries. If you’re a parent with a kiddo who’s jonesing for something sweet, it’s a "safe" bet because kids are easily impressed by sprinkles and sugar, regardless of the portion size or price. And you’ll never have to worry about parking, a wait, or a line, because there’s nobody there. However, if you want your dollar to go further and your child to have a better experience

Friendly’s once held a special place in my heart, but this location continues to disappoint. On a quiet visit with only one other table occupied, we were served half-frozen food, cold entrees, and quesadillas soaked in bitter, dirty oil—raising serious concerns about kitchen upkeep. Even the dine-in sauces came in plastic to-go cups, adding to the lackluster presentation. Nostalgia can only excuse so much; sadly, this visit was more disheartening than heartwarming.

Really hate to bring the review I had from 5 stars down to 3 but unfortunately I found plastic in the Mac and cheese. Luckily this was not served to any children as they wouldn’t have noticed it, it came up when I mixed from the bottom