Amber Road, anchored in the center of Boston’s historic Financial District and within the beautiful Exchange at 100 Federal, the restaurant and lounge is downtown’s “It Place to Be.” Celebrate a good day at the office, mingle with colleagues, keep it business casual with an impressive power lunch, toast to success with fine wine & cocktails, or make yourself stand out by renting the space privately for corporate gatherings. The ambiance is the star here. The cozy & refined interior boasts a vibrant display kitchen with a signature rotisserie & wheel crank ovens, an ever present cherry blossom tree at its center, and a glistening 22-seat bar. The menu focuses on dynamic flavors from across the world, and a sophisticated yet fun beverage program has crafts and cocktails alike.
Take a culinary tour through Asia at The Q. This restaurant serves a mix of classic Chinese, Japanese and Mongolian hotpot in upscale, hip surrounds that include a cozy lounge. Sift through a vast menu packed with hot pot specials, sushi and savory entrees. A popular neighborhood destination, The Q is a nice pick if you're in the mood for some pan-Asian cuisine. The restaurant's spacious interior plays well to small- and medium-sized groups.
Perched on the mezzanine of The Connector at Winthrop Center in Downtown Boston, The Vermilion Club is Chef John Fraser’s modern take on a classic chophouse. The space exudes a vibrant energy, making it the ideal destination for all occasions. Named after Dale Chihuly's masterpiece sculpture above our 55-foot bar, The Vermilion Club embodies a design-forward ethos conceptualized by Thomas Juul-Hansen.Chef Fraser's Mediterranean heritage shines through in the menu, featuring elevated steakhouse classics and Northeastern favorites. Beverage Director Amy Racine unveils an expansive cocktail lineup featuring over 70 meticulously curated cocktails, reintroducing classic cocktails with a contemporary twist. The pastry program is under the expert guidance of Chef Sofia Schlieben, and her large-format Caramelized Puff Pie takes center stage.Welcome to the club.
Le restaurant Troquet dispose de la plus vaste et formidable carte des vins de Boston. Cet établissement vous propose une cuisine avant-gardiste et une vue imprenable sur le Boston Common pour accompagner votre soirée qui saura combler l'amateur de vin en vous. Veuillez prévoir un minimum de 2 heures pour le repas du soir.
La Trattoria Il Panino est le genre d'endroit que l'on s'attendrait à trouver le long de la côte amalfitaine. Il propose un environnement chaleureux, convivial et sans prétention, où tout est axé sur la nourriture. De l'énergie décontractée et positive qui se dégage de l'atmosphère et du personnel à l'énergie sérieuse et professionnelle de la cuisine, l'avant
et l'arrière de la maison forment un joli mariage.
We’re Row 34. If we could eat oysters and drink beer for every meal period, we probably would. Professionals Only.Our menu changes daily. Visit our website to take a look at our most up to date menus. Row 34 serves up a seafood-heavy menu in an industrial-inspired setting. Chef/Owner Jeremy Sewall's menu offers fish entrees and an extensive oyster selection, along with craft beers and an eclectic wine list. Classic comfort food side dishes round out the menu.Looking for another reservation? Visit one of our sister restaurants: Row 34 (Portsmouth, NH, Burlington, MA & Cambridge, MA).
Right on the water in the heart of Boston's Seaport with intimate dining rooms, two bars, & the city's best seasonal outdoor patio, the Nautilus Pier 4 (est. 2021) is one of Boston's few 'can't miss' restaurants. Built on the idea that 'Everything is Better' Shared the Nautilus brings it, plain & simple. Featuring ‘New England coastal seafood meets Asian haute street food’ cuisine, culinary inspired seasonal & regional cocktails, 20+ beers, & a "Best Of" Wine Spectator award winning wine & sake list plus a curated energetic soundtrack, & a lively yet neighborly atmosphere. The Nautilus makes the new & unfamiliar feel right at home. Lunch Fri, Sat, Sun 12pm to 3pmDinner Mon - Sun 5 or 530 to 930 or 10 depending on the day.Reservations recommended. Perfect for specials occasions, large groups, private parties or casual drop ins. First come first serve bar. 300 Pier 4 Boulevard. Right by the ICA
Italian restaurant using the freshest ingredients and house-made pasta. Focusing on Southern Italian cuisine, we serve a full bar and curated wine list. Located on the historic Freedom Trail overlooking North Square.
Welcome to Mooo Seaport, part of the Mooo. brand from the Columbus Hospitality Group. Located in the vibrant Fort Point neighborhood on Melcher Street, Mooo Seaport offers an exceptional private dining experience for groups of all sizes. Our three private dining rooms, The Hearth, The Study, and The Library, can accommodate groups of 10-70 guests for seated events and receptions up to 100 guests. With flexible spaces that can cater to both intimate gatherings and larger events, Mooo Seaport is the perfect choice for corporate events, social occasions, and everything in between.
L'OCEAN PRIME est un salon-restaurant américain moderne créé par le restaurateur de renom Cameron Mitchell. Installé dans le quartier de Seaport, il vous propose une extraordinaire expérience. Inspiré par le port, il est orné de bois chaleureux, de banquettes en cuir et d'un salon avec un piano, lui conférant ainsi l'ambiance sophistiquée idéale pour un cocktail, un dîner d'affaires ou un souper de détente.
Le menu est classique avec une certaine touche moderne ajoutée aux plats plus légers, comme l'emblématique salade de crustacés « cobb » et ses sushis, ainsi que des assiettes encore plus exaltantes, comme les steaks juteux et les délicieux desserts. Destination de voyage à lui tout seul, le salon de l'OCEAN PRIME sert des cocktails préparés d'une main experte, notamment l'emblématique gimlet au concombre ou le « smoking berries & bubbles ».
Son cadre impressionnant, son énergie et son authentique hospitalité rendent l'OCEAN parfait pour rencontrer du monde, parler affaires ou se faire plaisir.
