Downtown Crossing Boston Restaurants
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Best steak I've ever had. Get the Filet mignon. Good drinks and sides as well. Good service. More
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Fantastic Hidden Place! We drove from around 2 hours away for a party of 6 for a 9 PM reservation and it was well worth it. We got there a little early and had drinks at the bar out front. The food and drinks were amazing! More
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Great little place. We wanted a low key Sat evening had found it to be perfect. Got the gnocchi, iceberg salad and a selection of cheeses, paired with really nice wines. Two suggestions: 1) keep the kitchen open till 10p, at least for the simple stuff like the toasts and the cheeses, and 2) add one easy dessert like a chocolate mousse to the menu. Nonetheless, would highly recommend. More
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We had a great meal with great service. Filet and frites was a wonderful dish. Filet cooked perfectly and frites (as much as you want). Great location for theater going! More
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Fantastic meal at the Merchant. I put the level of noise at high because playoff baseball was going on at the bar but it is a great space for a sit down meal or to hang out and watch the game at the bar. More
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We had a 6pm reservation, before seeing Hamilton at 7:30. We got stuck in traffic and they were able to change the reservation to 6:30, but we didn't get there until 6:45. We were still able to order chowder, drinks and 3 apps, and got the check by 7:20 without feeling rushed at all. The chowder was as good as ever, the cherrystones on the half shell nice and fresh, and the charred octopus which my companion highly recommended was one of the best things I've ever had there! More
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This is my getting together with friends lunch spot. Love their Crispy Shrimp Rice Bowl, it's phenomenal - but wish they had the option without pepper flakes so I don't have to take a Benadryl. Totally worth it! Fish and fries, Beets Salad, Greek Salad is also delicious. Try it! More
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We had a wonderful dinner before attending a show at the Shubert Theatre. We both started our meal with the French Onion soup. It was excellent with the classic melted cheese on top the soup to hold in the heat and concentrate the flavor. Again, we both had the steak frites. This was a fine entree. The restaurant has a high energy but does not interfere with conversation. The service was both prompt and efficient. I definitely plan to return. More
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First time eating at Shaking Carb. The food was good. Happy to see an easily accessible location in the city. More
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We were about 20 minutes late for our reservation due to traffic but it was no problem at all. They seated us immediately. Service was quick, which was appreciated as we were very hungry! We enjoyed our meal, but the noise level was so high that it was nearly impossible to have a conversation. Great option for pre or post theater eats. More
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The restaurant does not have curb appeal, but is comfortable inside. The manager was very accommodating to our large group of 10, and our server was terrific. She stayed on top her game in taking our orders, serving everyone correctly, and being helpful. She was very personable and willing to separate our bill at the end of our evening. We were never rushed. The food is casual and tasty, a bit too carbohydrate loaded though. I wish there were more salads and lighter fare. We all found something to our liking though. The seasonal deviled eggs (ours were drizzled with balsamic vinegar) and fried pickles were nice to share around the table. The onion soup was excellent and served uniquely in a cast iron pan. Serving as the popular entrees for our group were the Peach Moon sandwich and duck poutine. It's an easy place to drop in after or before a show since it is located within the theatre district. More
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Discover Downtown Crossing
In a city that is synonymous with foods like baked beans and cream pie, it’s no surprise that Boston’s Downtown Crossing is full of wonderful restaurants that have perfected American dining staples. Located between Boston’s bustling financial district and Boston Common, this little slice of the city is home to residents who are fortunate to live in proximity to numerous coffee shops, pubs, and cocktail bars. Seafood and steak dishes are plentiful here, but the real heart of Downtown Crossing is in Boston’s homegrown, and distinctly American, food, like lobster rolls and clam chowder. These uniquely American flavors and more await all comers in one of the oldest cities in the United States.
