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4.9 (54 reviews)
Closed • 4:00 pm - 10:00 PM

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The best kale salad in the world, or at least South Boston.
Leah H.

You must order the kale salad. I am not a kale salad person, yet I have dined here three times in the last week to eat the kale salad and am already planning my next visit. You know when you're eating a kale salad and the pieces are too big and you're kind of cramming them into your mouth and then the salad dressing is all over your face? This is NOT that salad! The kale is perfectly chopped so you can enjoy it with just your fork as you talk to your friend/spouse/date or just read your book. The dressing is such perfection, and the perfect amount, no gloopiness here! Crunchy breadcrumbs add magical texture and then there's a shower of finely grated gouda cheese on top. Have you ever read a good book and as you're reading it, you're so into it that you don't want it to end? So you slow down your reading speed to make it last a little longer? That's how I feel about this salad. There are other delicious items on the menu, I saw someone eating the burger that looked so good, I also want to try the Brussels but the call of the salad siren is too strong. Everyone is super welcoming and friendly, especially Catherine, and the kitchen team even shared the dressing recipe with me. Excellent wine list, casual and cozy space with twinkle lights, a lot of bar/counter seating, great date spot. Also attached/sister company to American Provisions I believe (great spot in Southie for sandwiches, cheeses, wines, pastries, rare food items).

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Lauren S.

Fun trendy wine bar with bites to share. It was a bit loud/chaotic inside which made it feel a little overwhelming, but I would love to come another night and see if the vibes are always the same

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Melissa Y.

By far the best wine bar in Boston! As a wine lover and someone who is in the industry I appreciate what Gray's Hall had to offer: small bites, all natural wines (which you don't see much around town), lively atmosphere, excellent staff who truly cares about your dining experience. This is one for the books and in my top 5 places to visit while in Boston. Or, if you are a local definitely come check this place out for sure. Matt, one of the owners is extremely friendly and hospitable. They opened in December 2019 (right before the pandemic) and also own American Provisions next door, which I have not checked out yet, but will be soon. Some of the wines they pour at Gray's can be found here. I can't wait to return with some of my wine gals! Cheers and happy sipping!

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Jasmine B.

I love their wine list and that they do dollar oysters on Tuesdays. The Buratta is also quite good!

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Vivian D.

Still thinking about the fried fish from here....not only does this natural wine bar have tasty wine, but their food!!!! I had my first orange wine here and LOVED it. I know it's a common gesture but it was nice to try some of it before receiving the full glass. I thought it was a great drink to have with the food we had like their tuna tartare, arancini, and the fried fish. The fried fish was perfect. I went to another natural wine bar recently and didn't love it as much as I loved Gray's. It's cute and cozy inside with the warm tones- I love the vibes inside. It's not the biggest space but there's also seats outside if anything. The bar is a beaut!! I made a rez but walk ins are def doable. It's super casual, so if you're ever in a little wine drinky mood, stopping by here is the answer. I will be back!!

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Great vibe, fine service, adventurous wine list, outstanding food and steak frites to die for

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Best burger in town! If you go on Tuesday's you can have $1 oysters. You will have an amazing view of south Boston

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Grays hall is awesome. Great date night spot. Amazing food, great wine, and a ton to choose from.

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Always a fantastic time here. Love sitting outside in the summertime. They've got the best orange wine I've ever tried!

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Good natural wine list and really impressed by how good the food was. Tiny space best suited for small parties and maybe a little date.

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A vibey spot for tapas! My friend and I tried a few different ones and they were all pretty good,…read morealthough we noticed a couple of items were a bit overcooked/burnt, including the patatas bravas. That may be the way they're supposed to be served here but I didn't like that part. The service was super friendly and the food was brought out quickly. I loved that the staff were all wearing Spain jerseys to celebrate the World Cup win! One last thing I didn't like: there's a QR code at your table to pay your bill on your phone which is convenient, but they tack on a sneaky $2 platform fee if you use it, and it takes some extra effort to have your server actually bring you the bill to avoid that. Two bucks isn't a big deal but it's the principle! I'd rather put that amount towards the tip.

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My husband and I stopped by Para Maria a couple of weeks ago when were in Boston for a weekend…read more We'd been walking around the Seaport District and Fan Pier Park but had some time before our next item on the itinerary. We thought a drink by the water sounded great. Para Maria is just across the street from a waterfront spot that is very popular, so they don't have unobstructed water views, but we knew the water was there. And on a hot summer day in mid-August, they had the big garage doors open to the outside. It felt like we were somewhere beautiful and relaxing on vacation. We took two seats at their very large bar (which was not very busy at all on a Friday in the afternoon) and ordered a couple of drinks. Mine was their Picosita (Lalo Tequila, Ancho Reyes, Mango, Jalapeno, and Tajin rim), which was perfect for a summer day. I'd love to return with a group, because their margarita pitchers come in lots of flavors/styles (classic, strawberry, lychee, guava, coconut, and spicy), and that would be a great thing to share with friends on the patio of the bar. We didn't eat on this occasion, but I'd be happy to return for more drinks and maybe a bite to eat next time!

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This place was awesome! The food was delicious and I loved the wine selection. The service was…read moretop notch and very helpful. Loved sitting outside on a cool Boston evening. Perfect!

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To start, it was a beautiful evening in Seaport, the neighborhood was buzzing! I enamored with…read moreWoods Hill P4, and The Block hits it. I sat at bar in front of the kitchen, and every plate coming out looked beautiful. I had only a couple of plates, the caviar potato puffs, roasted artichoke, and the pate...all wonderful especially the pate! The chef sent over the zucchini and kale salad with Goddess dressing, so flavorful and fresh. The beauty of the flavors of the dishes all complement each other other, nothing overwhelms. Can't wait to return to try more!

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