Mediterranean in nature, Peregrine is an exploration of the cuisine and culture from the Italian islands of Sardinia and Sicily — as well as the neighboring influences of Corsica and Catalonia. Named in part for the Peregrine falcon common to these places, the restaurant takes its cues from everything that bird might see throughout its journey. The name also means traveler, who we readily welcome to our corner of Boston's iconic Beacon Hill.
Website: peregrineboston.com
Phone: (617) 826-1762
Cross Streets: Between Cambridge St/David G Mugar Way and Silver Pl
Open now
- Fri 7:00 AM - 10:00 PM
170 Charles St Boston, MA 02114 ·536.01 mi
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Amenities
- Accessible
- Wifi
Reviews
yelpMy friend and I just had the most delightful experience dining at the Peregrine bar -- and a lot had to do with our bartender/server, Franco. It had been a while since both of us had been there,...
MoreI wasn't even here for 5 minutes. My boyfriend made a reservation for us and we were super excited to give this a try. We arrive and were greeted by the front desk and went to the bar. We waiting...
MoreStopped in for a dinner while visiting Boston. The vibes are pretty immaculate inside the hotel restaurant, and the service was fine. I didn't think the prices matched to the food quality,...
MoreWe're visiting Boston for the weekend and stopped here for breakfast. This place felt very upscale, and the staff were very polite. I got their burger and my boyfriend got the pancakes. The burger...
MoreLovely vibes and friendly service, but the food here is nothing special for the price in flavors or presentation. The price for add-ons is especially egregious, with the $3 side of tomatoes being...
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