Went to Alden Park for dinner with my wife, cousin and his wife. My wife had the Park Burger and really liked it. My cousin and his wife enjoyed their meals but I don't have the details. I had the Mussels appetizer and the Portuguese Stuffed Quohogs(Hard shelled clams for non-New Englanders). The Mussels were excellent! They were very flavorful, grit free and no broken shells and the sauce was spicy and very tasty and enjoyable. Unfortunately the stuffies were disappointing. The first one was quite plump but equally drive and devoid any appearance of clams bland flavor. The second was moist but it also was bland. This was disappointing because we have been there many times previously with no negative issues. I hope this was an aberration.

I was glad to be able to finally try this place as I am always too early or just forget to stop by, but I was finally able and happy that I did. My wife and I stopped in for lunch and we were pleasantly greeted right away and seated. I was very impressed by how clean everywhere was and I really enjoyed the atmosphere and it felt modern and upscale. Our waiter was also very pleasant, personable and attentive. We placed our orders for our drinks and lunch and the drinks and started off with a salad each, I had the Cesar salad and my wife hat a house salad. my salad was very fresh and it had a very good dressing that coated everything perfectly. So for our main dishes my wife ordered the pecan crusted chicken with bacon cheese mashed potato and I had a Rubin with fries. Our meals came out in a decent time and were nice and hot, my Rubin was packed with meat and Sauerkraut, the fries were excellent and not over salted. I also liked that my sandwich wasn't overloaded with sauce, it was just the right amount. My wife's pecan chicken was incredible and the flavors were great. The bacon and cheese mashed potatoes were not skimping on either with every bite full of flavor. So if the lunch is this good I cannot wait to try their dinner menu!!!

Cranberry Bog Martini came highly recommended. The Cranberry Bog Martini is now highly recommended.

Fantastic food and wonderful waitstaff. Try the fried avacado. Soooo good! Wonderful drinks as well!

A friend and I had lunch here the other day on a quiet Monday - sat in, no take out, and it was great! We hadn't been to Alden Park in a long while and we were so glad we went here! A grilled Caesar salad was delicious- delicious dressing, delicious chicken - and big enough to eat half, and take home half, if you ordered appetizers as we did. A special appetizer that day of "mahi sticks" I think they were called, was such a surprise, like fish sticks for grownups . . . SO GOOD! Whoever invented these? Kudos to you! I'd eat those panko-crusted fingers every day given the chance! The clam chowder, as always - very good! All in all, the value was fair, the excellent customer service from the welcoming staff was so nice to experience, and food was A+. Take a break from shopping at Colony Place, or just go for lunch or dinner. With plenty of free parking there's no excuse not to be a new customer or revisit an old favorite like we did!

May 08, 2023 Alden Park 160 Colony Place Plymouth, MA 02360 508-830-6777 aldenparkrestaurant.com It was noon time and my stomach was screaming for lunch. This is my first visit to Alden Park restaurant, before I went in I made sure that they had pescatarian dishes and they had quite a few great options for pescatarian and vegetarian so I decided to have lunch. I walked inside the restaurant and a wonderful friendly gentleman greeted me. He asked if I wanted to be seated inside or outside and since it was a beautiful 73 degrees outside I decided to sit outside. I told him that before I sit outside I first have to go to the ladies room so he gave me directions. Once I entered the ladies room I was shocked how amazing it was. It was extremely clean and neatly organized. They even had cute little paper towels folded up next to the sink with the A printed on them for Alden. The bathroom was magnificently exquisite. When I was done in the bathroom I went out to the front where the gentleman was and he was busy on the phone with a customer. A waitress that failed to give me her name walked over to me and asked if she could help me and I told her that I'm going to have lunch and I would like to be seated outside. The waitress seated me and handed me 2 menus. Let me just say that I do not like to try new and different things, because I have a fear that I won't like it, but how will I know if I do not try something new. I was undecided between 3 dishes. The Salmon Burger, The Vegetable Stir Fry and the Cod Reuben. I decided on the Cod Reuben with the choice of house made sweet potato chips. My wait was about 15 minutes and the waitress came out with my food. I was pleasantly surprised by the presentation of my meal. It looked fantastic, like a magnificent piece of art that belongs in an art gallery! As I was sitting alone wishing that I had company to have lunch with an unwelcome visitor came over to me while I was eating. I did not invite this pest nor was it going to get any of my delicious Cod Reuben containing fried cod, swiss cheese, sauerkraut, thousand island dressing on marble rye bread. There was certainly no way the pest was going to get any of my absolutely delicious house made sweet potato chips that had a sugary and cinnamon taste. The fly was such a nuisance and an irritant that I almost took my lunch and went inside. That's how delicious it was and I was not going to share it. When the waitress came over with my check and a box to pack up the rest of my lunch I told her that I'm not the type of person to try new things, but this Cod Reuben and the sweet potato chips are delicious and I told her to give my compliments to the chef. I will most definitely be back to visit Alden Park restaurant as the atmosphere is great, the food is breathtaking and the bathrooms are exquisite, the only thing that I need to avoid is that fly! Suggestions The waitress should always give her name to her customers. Please add sweet potato fries to your menu.