Ninety Nine Restaurant & Pub

My Dear husband Scott and I ate here tonight we started with the sampler boneless buffalo strips and potato skins very good then we both ordered the Steak tips OMG so Delicious medium well as we ordered So many tips we brought home more than we ate. our server just didn’t care we literally had to get our own utensils Whitney was MIA most of the time Oh Ya we were Never offered Pop Corn or Cheese and Crackers over all the food very Good

As good as advertised. Nothing fancy, just good food. The chowder was excellent.

It may sound blasphemous to say this, but the best Lobster Roll I’ve ever had, is at a chain restaurant and it is this one! I’ve eaten here about half a dozen times now and i always get the Connecticut Lobster Roll. It is loaded with tender lobster and served with hot drawn butter. It is melt-​in-​your mouth delicious! The place is always packed, but the service is great and friendly. Highly recommended. They also have a large menu, so it is perfect for a large group of people with different tastes.

I’ve never eaten so many boneless buffalo wings in my life. I am a sucker for Buffalo sauced wings and my first time at this place I had the wrap but quickly changed tot he wings. Very good…
Because I was close by for work for over 2 months, I happened to get to this place more often that I would have thought.
My last time here I had the XL order of boneless buffalo wings and a couple of ice cold beverages to wash they down. Combine that with the bar atmosphere and the game on the TV and dang, that was the makings of a great evening!

I think this is the Ninety Nine that has a waitress named Elyse who made it an art to take care of a customer. I was pretty cranky and tired when I hit this restaurant, travel was not agreeing with me and in the parking lot there was construction with very loud, noisy workers. I walked into Ninety Nine, a million dollar smile welcomed me and very, very up beat service. Anyone waitering or waitressing in a restaurant should come and observe Elyse, she is a zen master at her job!
I had a chicken with rosemary herb melted cheese sandwich. It was delicious. Coffee had just been brewed even though it was lunch time and this was served promptly.
I highly recommend this 99: superlative service, great prices.

You can’t really go wrong at the 99 and like most locals I have been eating at the 99 forever. Before there were millions of them, this one was the closest to home for me. Back in the day, Woburn wasn’t allowed to serve alchol to anyone not seated — what a nightmare! You’d wait and wait and wait for a table all while not having a drink to pass the time. Fortunately, that changed long ago and no one waits that long for tables anymore. Unfortunately, what I remember most about this place is that on September 11^th, 2001 when I worked down the street from here we had no TVs at work and the internet was basically down, so I met my sister here for food and to get some news on the television. Everyone in the whole restaurant was there to do the same. Anyway, enough of my trips down memory lane. Great lunch deals too!

We stopped here on a Friday afternoon around 3pm. We were pleased to see they had such great deals! Each page of the menu found something better. They had a page of entrees for 9.99 incl soup or salad and dessert. Then we found the 5.99 daytime deals where we could pick a soup or salad and a main course. I had the sliders and side salad. The sliders were pretty much like any other slider I’ve had but the vinagarette on the salad was tangy and sweet and I loved it. My boyfriend got the ruben with fries and it was pretty average. Our favorite was the seafood chowder that we split. Very good! We saw after we ate that there were also bar specials for sitting at the bar for 3.99 and they had cheap beer on tap. We’ll definitely be back to enjoy the specials — much like an Unos but I think it may have better deals during the day!

Like Marlow from Conrad’s Heart of Darkness I spend a great deal of time traveling for work. While I rarely find my self on rivers in tropical rain forests I do find myself in the occasional chain restaurant. Some would consider the chain restaurant to be fraught with even more danger than the Congo. Maybe. I wish I could say that traveling on business leads me to new and exciting places but most of the time it does not. Tonight was no exception to my general travels of new and exciting parking lots across the land.
99 R&P is basically a Chili’s or Applebee’s with a Nor-​easter accent. «I want the lobstah!» Which is what I ordered, a lobster roll with fries and coleslaw. Surprisingly I got exactly what I was expecting. Relatively bland food that would upset no one and please anyone who just wanted food and didn’t care what it tasted like.
The bartender was nice enough. I was really bummed they didn’t have Yeungling on draught. Can’t get those on the Left Coast.
All in all prepare for nothing because in this framed narrative its probably better that it’s getting dark so you can’t see how plain your food is.

Lunch, dinner or a quick late night bite, Ninety Nine Restaurant & Pub is a great place to go. On the way back from a late night indoor soccer game, we stopped off in Woburn about 10:30pm to get some dinner to ease the pain of losing the game. Friendly bar staff and typical standard fare for pub food. I ordered the All-​American Red Sox burger, which was new to me. I think I went straight to burger heaven. This burger was topped with cheese, bacon, carmelized onions, lettuce, tomato and some kind of delicious secret burger sauce.
I have to admit I am a sucker for a good burger and I can’t wait to go back and get another one.
Reasonable prices, decent selection on the menu and big beers, always a treat!