Fort Point Channel Restaurants
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Fort Point Channel Restaurants
Committee is a hip place to go with a group or with your sig. other. Food is stellar - and very consistently delicious. Only complaint is that I order everything and eat too much! Very trendy and it’s small plates for all to share. The pace that the food comes out is so well timed! Works perfectly in this setting as this allows you to sample so many of the wonderful dishes. Service has been so great each time I’ve gone. Highly recommend. More
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Impressed! All of the food and drinks were excellent...best I’ve had in Boston area, in fact; and I am VERY picky about Mexican, as I’ve lived in Chicago and Los Angeles. Loved the atmosphere. Two extra people ended up joining us mid-meal and they went above and beyond to quickly move things around to make our table bigger. We tried to help, they wouldn’t have it. Very very good service and a fun spot. We’ll definitely be back! More
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Had a fabulous dinner with exceptional service, the small plates were fun and very well done. More
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Wonderful experience for my father in laws birthday. Food was outstanding and Paul our server took such great care of us. Loved every aspect of our meal and overall experience!!!! Highly recommend! More
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Food delicious and good value. Live music is fantastic. Sinatra brunch is so much fun! More
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Great spot More
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For a truly unique private dining experience, Menton also offers the Chef’s Table. Located in the kitchen adjacent to the main dining room, this stylish room seats up to 12 guests and its glass wall provides a brilliant vantage point from which to view the kitchen during service.More
Discover Fort Point Channel
Since Fort Point Channel feeds into Boston Harbor and borders South Boston and downtown Boston, fresh fish is readily available for use by restaurants in the area. Seafood abounds and is prepared in many diverse dishes, so you can enjoy local fish like striped bass, black sea bass, and bluefish as well as other seafood like lobster, crab, and New England's famous clam chowder. Local restaurants serve up authentic Italian, Caribbean, and French cuisine and provide scenic views from the wharf. If bar hopping and appetizers are on the agenda, Fort Point Channel is dotted with bars that specialize in high-end collections of liquor and locally inspired microbrews.
