Framingham

Both the inbound and outbound trains come at the same time here. They're constantly switching tracks so be careful which train you get on. Right now they're reversed and nobody has bothered to switch the signs. You'll walk a half-mile to get on the other side of the track.

Food was excellent. Ordered take out and the owner greeted me when I arrived for pick up. He checked on my food personally and even gave me dessert on the house for my first visit. It was a delicious Brazilian Rice Pudding dish!

Awesome Brazilian BBQ!

I've been working here for the same employer for eight years. Great restaurants. Amazing Library.

Overall this is a good station. The Framingham Worcester Line does have a lot of stops, but they're trying to get people on and off as quickly as they can. Someday, they will have trains that One Conductor can push a button and ALL train doors will open or close. Presently and going forward you have to find a conductor on each train where they can let you on or off. That's the reason why this line can be slow. Give yourself some extra time in most instances. Maybe take the train before. OK, so I'll start with the station itself. It has elevators. I'm handicapped so I depend on them. You MUST be careful at this station at night. There are homeless people and drug addicts that frequent the area. I've never seen them, but the police told me to be careful. They also told me to lock my car. They won't break into your car, but they'll check if it's unlocked. Because I'm handicapped I park on Route 135. I don't worry because it's in plain slight of everyone. I'm not sure how the lots fill, but people say to get there early. I always try to stay with people when I get off at night when it's dark. As far as the train service, it is always good. Nice conductors and it beats driving home in traffic going to Boston or Worcester. Framingham has the most service on this line because all trains stop here except The Heart to Hub Express from Worcester to Boston. Don't worry about all the stops. There are alternating trains going Express, Local and if you get an Express, the train does move and skips many stops. You have many options in Boston. The Newton Stops connect you to their towns and the New Boston Landing station takes you to Allston Brighton. Of course there is Yawkey/ Kenmore Square, Back Bay/Copley Square and South Station. This line is very powerful with the travel options you have. There is also a direct train for Fenway Park Red Sox Games and concerts This is a Great Commuter Rail line. I would say the only negative is the mid day service and that the last train outbound leaves South Station at 11:30. I have requested a late train be added but they never answered my request. You need to read the boards. They do switch up the INBOUND AND OUTBOUND trains from Wellesley to Framingham Outbound. Overall this is a great station. Just be careful at night......