Little Donkey Customer Reviews
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Located on bustling Massachusetts Avenue in Cambridge, Little Donkey is a lively and eclectic small plates restaurant just a short hop from many of Boston’s top concert venues. Created by James Beard Award-winning chefs Ken Oringer and Jamie Bissonnette, this spot offers a globally-inspired menu with cleverly crafted, shareable dishes in an energetic, industrial-chic space.
From spicy Thai-style crudo to house-made pastas and unexpected twists like fried chicken with yuzu honey, Little Donkey delivers on both flavor and creativity. Its central location makes it ideal for concert-goers looking to fuel up before a show.
Just a quick walk or ride from major music venues in Boston and Cambridge, Little Donkey is a go-to for pre-show dining. The quick-paced service and small plate format mean you can sample a little of everything without a long wait. The energetic vibe and soundtrack set the mood for a night of live music, and the bar is always buzzing with pre-concert energy.
Reviewers rave about the unique fusion flavors and adventurous menu, calling it a “foodie’s dream” and “perfect for sharing.” The rotating menu keeps things exciting for repeat visitors, and the staff earns high marks for being friendly and knowledgeable. Many guests mention it’s a great stop before heading to a concert or show.
Some guests note that it can get noisy during peak hours, so it might not be ideal if you’re hoping for a quiet meal. Others mention that the portion sizes are on the smaller side for the price—but that’s pretty typical for a tapas-style menu.
If you’re looking for creative, shareable food in a fun atmosphere just minutes from Boston’s music scene, Little Donkey hits the right note.
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