
Open morning til night, Juliet offers everything from drop by service for breakfast in a casual environment, to themed prix fixe style dinners in the evenings. Reservations recommended for prix fixe dining, but a la carte service is also always available, no reservation needed. All menus available online.
Classic technique & youthful edge meet at an intimate Euro-style cafe emphasizing breakfast & lunch.
Hours
| Friday | 9 AM–9 PM |
| Saturday | 9 AM–9 PM |
| Sunday | 9 AM–9 PM |
| Monday | 9 AM–9 PM |
| Tuesday | Closed |
| Wednesday | 9 AM–9 PM |
| Thursday | 9 AM–9 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 263 Washington St, Somerville, MA 02143
Phone: (617) 718-0262
Website: http://www.julietsomerville.com/
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Reviews
We ordered the Venezuelan pork sandwich and Juliet omelet, with 2 warm drinks. Omelet was cold and while it was cooked like a French omelet, it left a lot or be desired with seasoning. It was the same for the sandwich, which tasted like it was seasoned with only lime juice.
You could do a lot better somewhere else. The bathroom was also smelled, which is to be expected, but it smelled like there was urine on the tiles.
When my boyfriend asked questions about the menu, she didn’t seem to know much. She said she was new and acknowledged she “should know these things,” which I appreciated — but even for someone new, the rule of thumb in service is to greet your table within the first minute, no matter how busy or overwhelmed you are. I’ve been in the service industry for 15 years and that is day-one training.
We ordered several appetizers, the spaghetti, and ended with chocolate cake. The food was okay but not good enough to make us stay longer given the service experience. We ended the night early because it just wasn’t enjoyable.
– Friendly and attentive service
– 20 percent service fee added to bill. They explain it as a distribution to the staff evenly. I just feel the negative attention it draws can’t possibly be worth it. I would tip for good service as I’m sure most who come here would as well
Food: I think the food all around was great. The fluffy eggs and the patatas brava were the highlight but the plates overall were not substantial. For example, each omelette was rather small and only came with half a slice of toast.
Service: Service was good! We got sat fairly quickly and only had a small blunder of a wrong drink, but nothing major.
Atmosphere: This is Juliet’s strong point. The decor was very cohesive from the furniture down to the wall paint. It makes the dining experience more up-scale.
The experience was incredible from start to finish. From the beginning of the planning process, 3 short months ago, all the way up to the delicious wedding cake, I have 0 complaints/critiques. Katie, the event coordinator was such a pleasure to work with. She was thorough, patient, and most importantly, so kind and warm with my endless detail questions. She made sure to accommodate every single one of our requests, no matter how silly it felt for me to ask (i.e. anchovies on the side for the salad, not directly on top 🙂 ). The ceremony was stunning, cocktail hour in the social club was SO fun and laid back, and the dinner back in the original wedding space was magical. Hannah, our point person for everything on the day of, did an amazing job with set up of the ceremony, dinner space, and making all of our guests feel so welcome and special. She was a joy to chat with, worked very efficiently, and made sure everything was perfect throughout.
Our guests (and we as the brides!) were obsessed with the food, from the first bite of the transcendent deviled egg, to the last bite of perfectly balanced chocolate cake with salted caramel buttercream frosting.
Thank you so much Juliet for making our wedding more fun than we could have ever imagined <3 Can't wait to be back for all of our anniversary dinners!!
We had no qualms about the service (even though we didn’t see an automatic 20% to be added on the menu, maybe we missed it), but food did not match expectations to be blunt.
8 teeny baked mussels for $12 (with poor presentation, 4 shrimps for $16- the prices felt laughable. Tasted good, but simply too expensive.
The atrocious thing that prompted my review was the strawberry shortcake. It was the driest and most freezer-burnt /fridge-burnt cake I have tasted, and the cake itself was a simple vanilla cake that it looked like an amateur bake.
The pappardelle pasta dish came with an inch of oil on the bottom as well.
All in all, a disappointing dinner, though service was nice and the timing of each dish was good.