Welcome to Earls Prudential, our culinary haven located in the trendy and historic Back Bay district at the iconic Prudential Centre. Set in the midst of Boston's vibrant heritage, our restaurant is conveniently situated near the Hynes Convention Centre and the renowned Fenway Park. Experience an unforgettable dining experience as you step onto our magnificent 4-season year-round rooftop patio. From breathtaking panoramic views to an inviting atmosphere, our rooftop patio is iniviting you no matter the weather. Join us for daily Happy Hour and immerse yourself in our enticing drink features. Whether you're seeking a pre-game celebration or a post-conference gathering, we are the perfect destination. Your table is ready. We can't wait to see you!
Housed in the Boston Center for the Arts, The Beehive restaurant and bar is almost like an opera house in itself, with live jazz, a cabaret, and a lot more action. There are fine satin drapes and exquisite artifacts adorning the eatery, which will sure catch your attention. There is no denying the fact that it is a popular hangout among the night birds, and the bar and lounge scene here is also upbeat and lively. The food is a regular mix of the grilled and Mediterranean varieties, with lamb ribs ruling the roost. Sausages, pasta, and risottos also sit happily together on the menu, and the wine sure flows freely on all days. Everything about the place has an arty feel to it.
Located in Beacon Hill, the Paramount is a typical diner that serves lunch and dinner. The atmosphere is casual without a lot of fancy décor. For the dinner crowd, things get a little dressier as table cloths and candlelight give the place a more intimate atmosphere. The food served here could be described as typical American with pastas, stir-fries, ribs, burgers, sandwiches and omelets among the offerings. Comfort food like meatloaf and grilled cheese are also menu standards. The Spinach Ricotta Ravioli entrée is a favorite. Alcohol is served.
Lincoln Tavern and Restaurant is a hotspot believed to have improved the real estate of South Boston. A breathtaking front room with warm yellow lighting bouncing off the deep oak tones of the wood paneling and intricate ceiling design results in this establishment running full-house with chattering booths of happy patrons. The menu is similarly stunning, featuring contemporary but unpretentious iterations of American cuisines such as truffle fries, truffled mac 'n' cheese, and pan-seared scallops amongst more familiar fare such as wood-grilled salmon. Also, a full bar and late service make Lincoln Tavern and Restaurant a lovely addition to Boston's culinary scene.
With marble floors and columns, mahogany walls and a location inside the historic Salada Tea building, this award-winning restaurant has the look and feel of an old private club. But you do not need a membership to dine here - just a big appetite and a good budget. Appetizer choices include a nice selection of soups, salads and raw seafood. The entrée menu focuses on choice cuts of beef and grilled seafood. Jackets and ties are recommended for gentlemen. The restaurant also has a full service bar.
Established in 1826, Union Oyster House boasts of being one of the oldest continually-operating restaurants in the United States. Located near Faneuil Hall, the restaurant is almost always buzzing with neighborhood diners and curious tourists alike. Here visitors can marvel at President John F. Kennedy's favorite booth, which is identified by a plaque. As for the meals served here, preparations of chicken, steak and pork are quite popular; however, the seafood delicacies on offer are simply unmatched. Additionally, the restaurant is also home to a full-service bar, allowing for heady pairings with the meals.
Dig Inn
Fast casual eatery serving bowls and plates made with seasonal scratch-cooked vegetables, grains, and proteins. Available for dine-in, pick-up, delivery, and catering.
A welcoming contemporary restaurant with a touch of rustic charm, State Street Provisions is today's answer to the taverns that once offered respite to the fishermen and tradesmen who worked in Boston's bustling Long Wharf. Historically inspired but forward thinking food and drink menus feature fresh ingredients from near and far, while the comfortable space meets the needs and passing fancies of residents, workers and visitors alike.
