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Downtown Crossing Boston Restaurants
ABSOLUTELY fantastic meal. Great atmosphere Manny was a wonderful server. This place is a hidden gem and I would definitely return. 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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It was our Department Holiday Lunch and we had a great time! Not only was the food amazing but our waitress Kristin was phenomenal. Will definitely be back! More
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I had an amazing time! I went for my 25th birthday, food & wine was to die for! One of my favorite spots now. More
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I had the crab cake sandwich and it was fabulous! I'll go back again just for that. The cole slaw was very good too. We also had a very attentive waiter. More
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Everything was good except the mac and cheese. Pretty much pasta shells with some parmesan cheese sprinkled on top. More
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Loved it will be back again 😍 it was worth the ride and it wasn't expensive More
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Great experience all around. Had the scallops which were cooked perfectly. Bartenders have outstanding skills. All the staff are very friendly. More
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This was our 3rd visit and it gets better each time we visit. The food is very good. We really like that there is a selection of steak, salad, fries combo meals. Too often steak houses offer only options that are way, way too much food. These plates are a perfect size for lighter appetites. This leaves room for enjoying the amazing onion rings as an appetizer! Popovers are a nice predinner touch. The service is what makes this place shine! Each time we’ve been a manager stoped by to see how things were going. This trip was pre-theater, Nutcracker, and included a 7 year old. Our waiter, a manager and a lovely staffer all engaged our young guest in ways that will cement the night in all our memories. As neighbors, we are happy the bar is comfortable so we can stop in for just a bite. Lovely sparkling wine by the glass. Talented bar staff. Like every other place....wish the sound level could come down a few notches. You want to give this place a try. 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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A much needed Brasserie for Boston. We had a very nice meal with some excellent wines. We wanted to try lots of things so we started off with a flatbread, lamb meatballs, fried cauliflower with tahini— all were delicious. We then split a steak frites, but couldn’t finish anything. We definitely over ordered! The wines were wonderful, the prices reasonable. The bar area was lively, which we like. The place is basically one big rom divided into the bar area, the dining area and an area in front which has long communal tables (but apparently seats lots of students who sit there with their laptops). The latter is my only gripe as it takes away from the ambience a bit, but presumably this is done to attract students from nearby Emerson. Nonetheless, I would most certainly go back. 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.
