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Solea Restaurant & Tapas Bar

Name: Solea Restaurant & Tapas Bar
Address: 388 Moody St, Waltham, MA, 02453, US
Telephone: (781) 894-1805
Price range: $$$

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Sarika Kulshrestha

May 28, 2018

Colorful interiors with candle lights, food tastes good, staff is helpful while explaining the dishes. You need to order at least 3 to 4 dishes per person if you opt for small plates. For example there were 6 fritters in one small cauliflower fritters plate. Dessert are tasty & sufficient for one person.

Zoe Yu

Mar 24, 2018

Made reservation for dine out Boston menu. We ordered food from the restaurant menu as well because we know we would still be hungry. The food came pretty quickly and so were the drinks. We ordered a pitcher of the classic white sparking sangria. It was mostly juice and ice, so it wasn't my favorite. The best tapa dish we had was the lamb meatballs and the grilled shrimps. Everything else was average or not good whatsoever. Our waiter was super attentive. The dining area is huge. I didn't feel crowded.

Erin Brady

Apr 19, 2018

Went in very excited about the menu and the many gluten free options. Staff were friendly and ambiance was nice. Ordered and of the 4 or 5 things we got, only one was super tasty and another pretty good. Everything else was a little cold or lacking in flavor. Was bummed - it was certainly edible, just not amazing and not for the price.

Heather Davis

May 14, 2018

Omg, we tried two tapas and both was scrumptious. We had the beef with a butter sauce, and the sauce had figs and dates. Two weeks later I can still taste it and I can't wait to go back for more!

Maia Simpson

May 10, 2018

The white wine, berry sangria was delicious! The seafood paella was bland and the rice did not have that signature creaminess. The other tapas were just okay. Our waiter was very attentive, almost to a creepy degree. Over all, not really worth the money.

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