Small Rockridge spot serving standout sandwiches and a cult-favorite breakfast burrito with friendly, casual service; expect a tight space, occasional spice/consistency swings, and mid-$20s checks.
Southie delivers solid neighborhood dining through excellent food quality—the meatball sandwich and breakfast burrito earn consistent praise—and warm, attentive service. However, occasional seasoning and spice variation in signature dishes and tight seating with bar stools prevent a higher grade. It's a reliable casual spot worth visiting for quality sandwiches and brunch, though not a destination that transcends its category.
One caveat: Tight seating and high stools may not suit everyone