Went in to this cute restaurant on Newbury to grab a quick drink to refresh. Was the Frozen Aperol…read moreSpritz, got the Aperol Spritz. Usually I am not big on Aperol but this changed my mind. 10/10 would get it again. There's tons of seating (indoor and outdoors), tables usually require a reservation but bar area is open. I def need to go back and try the food.

Could you please ask your staff to stop disposing of trash directly onto the alley roadway? We…read morefrequently see liquids, ice, food waste, and other debris being dumped on the alley road instead of in the large trash receptacle. This practice is contributing to the rat problem in the alley and creating unnecessary sanitation issues. It is also likely to damage the newly paved road over time, as repeated dumping of water and other liquids can accelerate deterioration and lead to potholes. It would be a great service to the community if you would stop this practice right away.

Absolutely amazing experience!…read more From the moment we walked in, the vibe was perfect -- such a beautiful space with great lighting, music, and energy. It feels upscale but still fun and welcoming. The food was incredible. Everything we ordered was fresh, flavorful, and beautifully presented. You can really tell there's attention to detail in every dish -- honestly some of the best we've had in a while. Our server, Carmen, truly made the night. She was so attentive, friendly, and on top of everything without being overwhelming. She gave great recommendations, checked in at the perfect times, and brought the best energy to our table. You can tell she genuinely cares about her guests and wants everyone to have a great experience. Between the amazing food, great atmosphere, and outstanding service (especially Carmen!), we'll definitely be back. Highly recommend!

This place is definitely intimate, and the aesthetics are absolutely beautiful. It's the kind of…read morespot that makes you check yourself before you sit down because everything looks so pretty. There's one section of the restaurant where all the flowers are that requires a reservation, and now I understand why. The birthday celebrations there are on another level compared to the rest of the space. If you want the "main character" birthday experience, that's the section to book. We started with the calamari. Visually? Stunning. Texture? Fried to perfection. Seasoning? On vacation. A little salt would have completely transformed it. I also wasn't sold on the spicy marinara sauce. It just didn't compliment the calamari the way I wanted it to. It was giving "we tried something different" but I wished it kept it classic. I ordered a strawberry mocktail concoction and I have zero complaints. It was refreshing, delicious, and honestly made me feel a little fancy. For my entrée, I got the steak tips and fries. The steak tips were cooked perfectly and super tender. The fries were seasoned beautifully, ironically with the exact seasoning the calamari was missing. The entrée was top tier and absolutely mouthwatering, though they could have eased up just a tiny bit on the salt. My blood pressure was like "okay, we get it." My friend celebrated her birthday early and the presentation was adorable. They really do know how to make you feel special. The chocolate lava cake with vanilla ice cream, however, didn't quite do it for me. It tasted a bit heavy on the cacao powder. Not bad, just not the dramatic dessert moment I was hoping for. Overall, we had a great time. The ambiance alone makes it worth the visit, even if a few dishes missed the mark. I'd definitely come back to try their brunch because I feel like that might be where they really shine. Just be prepared for parking to test your patience since it's right by State Street.

My niece and I were shopping on Newbury street and for lunch, we picked this nice restaurant with…read morean outdoor terrace for cool people watching. Our server was busy but she was good. She checked on us a few times and the food came quickly. My Eva burger was delicious. Moist and well seasoned. My niece's wrap (chicken pita) was good. The truffle fries were crispy. Overall a cool and hip place in Boston to have a nice meal.

Interesting restaurant…read more Probably among the best on Newbury Street for patio dining- huge, unobstructed views, great to see and be seen. But I think it has a bit of an identity crisis. I'm not sure what makes it as Mediterranean as its description, as I've been to tons of Mediterranean places around the world, and they're usually obvious. For Eva? I dunno. Maybe the access to more Mediterranean type sunlight in the summer? Anyway, service is friendly, but could use some training. I never find it useful when staff tell me certain dishes are "good" and "their favorite". I appreciate the sentiment, but a little more description would be good. What's the flavor like? Why is your calamari unique? etc, etc. I had the Tuna Tartare and Calamari for appies. The tuna was decent, but no real character. I eat this daily in LA and Vegas, and almost every restaurant has their unique twist. Eva's is decent, but vanilla. The calamari is as good as expected for Boston- a city I consider as among the best in the country for this dish. You'd be surprised how many cities (even Los Angeles) can't get it right for such a simple recipe. Eva represents. I like that. The tuna sandwich was a disappointment. I love seared rare tuna sandwiches- something the West coast has mastered- but here, the bread overpowered the tuna. In fact, I don't think I was able to actually taste it. It reminded me of my first date with the hottest cheerleader in highschool, who turned out to be the worst kisser ever. Her name was Susan. I think i'll rename their tuna sandwich "Susan". I'd rather you add a couple more bucks to the price, and pump up the tuna, then ever re-order this disappointment. I'm willing to come back and try other menu items, but only if someone else invites me.

The service at Rhowes Wharf Sea Grill was impeccable from the moment we walked in. From the host to…read moreour server, everyone was warm, attentive, and welcoming. We arrived for a late dinner after our harbor cruise, and at no point did I feel rushed or overlooked. Even though the kitchen closed during our meal, they gave us plenty of time with last call, which I really appreciated. The live music paired with the waterfront view created such a beautiful atmosphere. I absolutely loved that for us! The crab cakes were fresh, and the shrimp cocktail was just as good. My husband also really enjoyed the bread service, although we forgot to snap a picture before it disappeared. Overall, it's worth paying for parking just to enjoy the ambiance alone. The food was good, and I'm looking forward to going back so I can experience a full meal next time.

Wonderful location on the waterfront…read more We came on one of their outdoor music nights. They were great acoustics, and lots of opportunities for people watching as it's a busy venue. The food, beer and wine menu is not extensive, but they have a little bit for everyone. Great service in terms of very attentive staff. Only downside is it's a very pricey place to go for dinner and drinks.

Rebel's Guild was OK. The servers were friendly. The cocktails were good. I had a Hemingway…read moredaiquiri. The chicken wings were fine. We ordered them with the chili sauce. We stopped here after a show at the Wang. Boston has so many places to go. I probably would not return, because nothing really stood out.

Friends and I stopped by Rebels Guild for Sunday brunch after the Walk for Hunger. It was perfect…read morebecause we didn't have to wait. The menu isn't overly extensive, which I appreciated, it made choosing what to get easier, especially since everything on it sounded good. I went with the Revere Breakfast and overall, I really enjoyed it. I also had a lemonade, which was just okay. The service was quick, and the place wasn't busy, making for a relaxed and speedy experience. The atmosphere was quiet, with dimmed lighting that gave it a romantic, cozy feel even though it was hard on the eyes once I stepped back outside. Entering was confusing as there are stairs on the outside but when you try to go in the doors were locked. You had to enter the hotel and take the elevator to the restaurant. Overall, it's a solid brunch spot.

Awful service. Rushed and inattentive. Superbly expensive for food worth no more than 10$ at most…read more Disgusting coffee. Worst breakfast buffet of all times to cost 40$-+. Then basically rushed out. Waitress acted like she has 100 tables.

Great little spot with many seating styles from tables for four, couches and family style tables…read more We started with the calamari which was very flavorful and fresh. Cocktails were spot on delicious. I had a hurricane and my wife had her cosmo. Nice noise level and lighting for casual conversation and people watching.

Amazing clam chowder! Best we had in the city!!! Incredible cocktails and caesar salad as well!!read more

While staying at the Hilton Boston Park, I had breakfast here. The bacon, multigrain bread, and…read moreeggs were perfect. The potatoes were boiled and some were burned to a crisp. So they were burned on the outside and then soft on the inside. The service was quick and friendly. Chic atmosphere.

An amazing taste of Italy right in the heart of Boston!…read more Overwhelmed by all of the different food choices for a late lunch, we remembered a recommendation to go to Artu. A quick bite of homemade meatballs and lobster ravioli with some wine really hit the spot. Our server was very helpful with explaining to us a few of the wines we were considering and what they would pair best with.

Yum yum yum!!! The hype of the north end Italian certainly includes Artu. The portion sizes were…read moregreat, food is amazing, the chicken parm with vodka sauce is a must. We got sat near the window and the ambiance was wonderful. My one critique would be our server was a bit slow in coming to take our order, bring the check etc. but overall a 9/10 for me.