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Booked 8 times today
Great place and great food. Steak tips were amazing. It it was loud my the bar area. More
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French toast and tater tots are delicious! Service Awesome. MIA is a Wonderful Server. More
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Great food, vibe and overall experience!! More
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Very nice Easter dinner. Good food, server was excellent. Easy access for elderly mom. More
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Welcome to Fort Hill Bar and Grill, owned and operated by Pena Family!
Fort Hill Bar & Grill, although under a new name and ownership, has been a local eatery and tavern in the historic Roxbury neighborhood since 1925. Its inviting atmosphere is complimented by a tasty menu, exceptional service, and great entertainment.More
Great! Our first time there. We will be back! More
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The food was delicious. However, we waited for an hour for the food. More
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Discover Dorchester
With Dorchester's close proximity to the Atlantic Ocean and its views of Boston Harbor, it comes as no surprise that Dorchester is home to a number of restaurants offering classic New England fare, including clam chowder and lobster rolls. But Dorchester's dining scene goes far beyond traditional dishes. You can find a number of gastropubs that use a variety of ingredients, like fresh sea scallops and clams, in unique and creative ways. You can enjoy a vermicelli bowl at a Vietnamese spot or pair jerk chicken with a tropical drink at a Jamaican restaurant. With Boston being a home to many Cape Verdean immigrants, Dorchester also hosts restaurants offering authentic Cape Verdean dishes, such as fried yucca.
Discover Dorchester
With Dorchester's close proximity to the Atlantic Ocean and its views of Boston Harbor, it comes as no surprise that Dorchester is home to a number of restaurants offering classic New England fare, including clam chowder and lobster rolls. But Dorchester's dining scene goes far beyond traditional dishes. You can find a number of gastropubs that use a variety of ingredients, like fresh sea scallops and clams, in unique and creative ways. You can enjoy a vermicelli bowl at a Vietnamese spot or pair jerk chicken with a tropical drink at a Jamaican restaurant. With Boston being a home to many Cape Verdean immigrants, Dorchester also hosts restaurants offering authentic Cape Verdean dishes, such as fried yucca.
