Delux Cafe - American restaurant in Boston - 100 Chandler St, USA

What can I say? The atmosphere, authenticity, menu (brilliant), STAFF & soundtrack can’t be beat. Get the burger and lamb tacos to start. Cocktails were on point. Catch a buzz and order more! We couldn’t praise this hidden gem enough. Can’t wait to come back the next time we’re in the area.

Used to come regularly when I lived in Boston. Always come back whenever I’m in town. A place to make lifelong friends. I’d just wish they increased some of there prices instead of kicking us after 90minutes

Amazing place and food…. This is a tiny place with a tiny kitchen that serve great food (limited choice). Decorations and lights get your attention and every time you take a look to the bar you find a new previously missed item.

My favorite dive bar in the neighborhood. Eclectic, funky, local vibe with strong drinks and decent bar food - excellent service. Cash only

Cozy little corner shop in the south end that always has a queue of old and new customers. Delux is a great place to either get a drink or have an entire meal. The decor makes you feel like you're snuggled in a retro bar, a feeling that we don't get often these days.

Friendly staff, great local place ambiance, decently good, reasonably priced food served quickly. Shame our cocktails were super weak, despite watching the bartender do a full pour for each one. Can only surmise the bottles are not full of what is on the label or the liquor is watered down. Won't be back due to this.

Staff was rude and condescending. Just walked quite a hike back home because staff would not let me in because I was adjusting my shoe when I came in, due to a foot injury that I sustained. Staff was very adamant on “not going back on their decision” to not let me in, despite the fact that I was explaining the situation about my foot and clearly speaking coherently, clearly not inebriated. They assumed that adjusting / taking my shoe on and off meant I was drunk, despite my rational explanation. When I asked what made him make that decision, he told me it was “because I was slurring my speech” despite the fact that I had not yet spoken to him AT ALL prior to the point when he declared that I was not able to come in, only seconds after we entered the bar. I only spoke to him explaining my foot etc after he had said I was not allowed in, unmistakably a decision made just based on the fact that I was adjusting my shoe. When I explained my frustration to them, they told me I was talking “loud” and told me to leave. Very rude, stubborn, and condescending. Clearly not able to take accountability and care more about personal righteousness than maintaining level-headed rationality and necessary humility. Will not be returning to this bar. Very disappointing honestly, as someone with a physical disability.

If you can get in this tiny packed little place the food alone is worth it. The walls are covered in records and there is a big lamp shaped like Elvis's head. You can't call ahead and reserve a table so it comes down to chance Especially if you want a table.