Best Corned Beef Hash in the Boston Area?

NF wrote:
Franklin Cafe!
(Posted on 1/26/10)

LRC wrote:
Shawsheen Lunchionette in Andover, MA is pretty good. Best I've had yet in the area.
(Posted on 1/26/10)

CW wrote:
Town Diner, Watertown.
(Posted on 1/26/10)

LE wrote:
50's Diner in Dedham near Legacy Place.
(Posted on 1/26/10)

EDS wrote:
Over Easy on Boston Street in Lynn, MA.
(Posted on 1/26/10)

cg wrote:
The Early American in Quincy.
(Posted on 1/28/10)

sl wrote:
Charlies Sandwich Shoppe on Columbus - SO GOOD.
(Posted on 8/31/10)

Joy wrote:
I second Deluxe Town diner in Watertown! You can tell it's not from a can. S&S also has some good hash.
(Posted on 8/31/10)

bt wrote:
Mike's City Diner on Washington Street makes a fine homemade corned beef hash.
(Posted on 11/29/10)

Twing wrote:
My Diner in Southie. Try #1, the Southie omelet.
(Posted on 11/30/10)

Tony D wrote:
I second Charlie's Sandwich Shoppe on Columbus...It's fanny-tastic!
(Posted on 11/30/10)

A. Tsai wrote:
Deluxe Town Diner, Watertown. Definitely. Zaftig in Brookline is pretty okay too.
(Posted on 11/30/10)

CPB wrote:
Stars in Hingham.. it doesn't get any better than homemade hash from here.. unless you're over the Vineyard and The Black Dog's hash rocks!!!!
(Posted on 11/30/10)

jkaaay wrote:
Reds Sandwich Shop and Diner in Salem!
(Posted on 6/6/11)

Jeremy wrote:
Kelly's Diner in Ball Sq Somerville..
(Posted on 6/6/11)

Dana wrote:
Amhrein's - the hash at brunch is outta this world.
(Posted on 6/6/11)

fatsean wrote:
Neighborhood Restaurant in Union Square.
(Posted on 6/6/11)

Tom D. wrote:
@TridentBooks on Newbury has some of the best home-made corned beef hash I've ever tasted. Huge chunks of meat mixed with potatoes and cabbage and other good stuff topped with 2 eggs. Amazing.
(Posted on 6/7/11)

rumcity wrote:
Early American in Quincy is great.
(Posted on 6/7/11)

po wrote:
Renee's Cafe Holland Street Somerville
(Posted on 9/7/11)

AB wrote:
Harry's in Westborough. Homemade, finely chopped and grilled slightly crispy.
(Posted on 9/7/11)

David wrote:
Ball Square Cafe in Somerville. The perfect ratio of the three.
(Posted on 9/7/11)

John Walsh wrote:
The Southie Omelette is a serious breakfast at the Galley.
(Posted on 9/7/11)

Nicole N. wrote:
I second Trident, it's the best traditional hash around. For a modern twist, I love the Red Flannel Hash from The Fireplace in Brookline. They throw some turkey and beets in with the corned beef!
(Posted on 9/7/11)

MJB wrote:
My Diner in Southie. Used to go a lot when I lived there.
(Posted on 9/8/11)