Cobblestones of Lowell

Susan Martinez

Located within walking of the Tsongas Center in Lowell’s, limited menu but excellent food options. I ordered the fish tacos, they had a lot of flavor and different textures. A tad spicy! I upgraded the chips for hand cut fries. My hubby got the Buffalo chicken tenders and a side of fries. Mai Tai was excellent.

Matthew Hierons

Beautiful building menu somewhat limited. In general too spicy for me. Portions seemed small and a bit over priced.menu is pretty much alacart. No rolls salad. Staff were friendly. It seemed that my server was a bit inexperienced.

Katie Lutz

Personally worked for Cobblestones for several years. Great people, great food, very family oriented. Love and miss them all!! Support local!! Order truffle fries, trust me. And if you can’t muster up the patience while many restaurants are still struggling with staffing issues due to the pandemic, or afford to give a PROPER tip ….Do everyone a favor and STAY HOME 🙂

Tom

It’s pretty rare for a place to have such good reviews but then to have a poor experience there. My girlfriend and I stopped in whilst driving through the state. We ordered two clam chowders and nothing else on Saturday lunchtime when the restaurant & bar were a third full. It took 45 minutes to arrive and was lukewarm when it did come out. Taste wise it was good but nothing special. We had asked if it was possible to get bread with the clam chowder but this request was never mentioned again. We were quite prepared to pay a few dollars more or similar for a slice or two of bread. Even just saying sorry - it’s not possible would have been okay. I don’t think 45m is an unacceptably long wait for a complex dish but for something that’s just getting reheated it’s too long. The wait staff apologised for the delay (and they didn’t apply the 7.5% kitchen tip) so I assume it is not normally this slow but I wanted to add our experience to Google in case anyone else is driving through and wants a quick lunch.