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Very very good meat! They took care of my but allergy and I was very pleased ! More
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Happy Hour is a winner. Spicy Shrimp are special. Dinner of fillet and creamed spinach is as good as it gets. Beautiful evening in Boston. More
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It was a great surprise for us and we will definitely come back. More
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Everything was delicious, the environment was quiet and modern. More
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The food was good and service was good, but we sat downstairs and asked the hostess if we could sit upstairs and she said it was full. We walked upstairs a few times and every time there were many open tables and then finally when we were leaving we asked the hostess why she told us that it was full when clearly there were many open tables, she replied that they were reserved for reservations. But WE were a reservation too. Not very happy about this. More
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Food was cold. Service was good. Atmosphere is exceptional. More
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Scholars Bar was a great place to start the weekend. My steak tips were perfectly cooked, and the drink selection was excellent. I'm definitely planning to come back. More
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This was my first time going. I definitely enjoyed the food and the service was excellent. More
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Ate here for brunch with our two little ones. The staff was great - brought coloring and soppy cups. Food was really tasty - I had the French toast, my husband the hash, and our sons split the classic. We were in our own little section which made it a nice and relaxing breakfast. Attached to hotel for easy access. More
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Stoddard’s was awesome! I loved the lobster bisque, along with my bratwurst sub, fries, and onion rings. The beers were great, too. While they have a lot of beers that I wasn’t familiar with, the waitress let me try a few. Great place! More
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Great food & fun place to go after work! I had the Salmon Burger and a rum based drink, both were delicious. We went on trivia night which was fun & it definitely added to the fun, boisterous environment, just a bit loud for a Tuesday night. More
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The restaurant was great. Perri was really fun and friendly. The manager Mike Dough helped us plan our tour itinerary. More
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We had a lovely evening and look forward to returning many times. More
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Fantastic burgers and Mac an cheese. I’m sure everything else is good too. Great beer selection. They play good music at a decent volume, not a quiet place but that’s their style and my coworkers and I love it. We have a lot of contractors from out of the country and we always bring them here. 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.
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.
