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They’re a trio of leathery tortillas filled with diced, cumin-intense, mushy mystery fish, smothered with slaw.Ĭracker-thin, “meaty, crispy, cheesy and more” pizza ($13.95) topped with mozzarella, minced bacon, pepperoni, chorizo, salami, red peppers and onions is soggy and overwhelmingly oniony. “Yummy” Baja-style fish tacos ($12.25) are also several degrees less than hot. Those onion rings with the chocolate ranch dressing? They have nice, beery flavor but are room temperature.
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“Really cheesy-really crunchy” mac n cheese ($13.95) is lukewarm with a side of tepid marinara. To the left is the gift shop, where you can purchase assorted products made from (drumroll) chocolate - as well as Max Brenner promotional tchotchkes. Indeed, Max Brenner is designed to evoke a chocolate factory - with flasks of candy, industrial ceiling pipes and a chocolate-mixing machine to the right of the host stand by the front door. The black-and-tan-battered Vidalia onion rings ($6.95) come with a ramekin of chocolate ranch dressing. The Satisfaction Guaranteed cocktail ($12.95) of peanut and caramel liqueurs and milk chocolate tastes like a liquid Snickers bar. His name and bald-headed visage are emblazoned, embossed and/or etched on virtually every surface of his new Boylston Street eatery.Ĭhocolate finds its way into cocktails and savory dishes as well as sweets. Oded “Max” Brenner, a chocolate enthusiast/entrepreneur, owns dozens of eponymous desserteries and restaurants around the world. Chocolate is always the ingredient du jour at Max Brenner in the Back Bay.
