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4.1 (271 reviews)
Closed • 4:00 pm - 9:00 PM
Updated 3 months ago

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Kylie B.

not surprised this is such a coolidge hotspot! Prairie fire has a moody ambiance, cozy feel, and lively atmosphere even on a week night. We sat at bar and had an awesome view of the wood fired oven. We started with some cocktails, I had the Chai cocktail and it was delicious! It was light and spiced perfectly. We shared the squash pizza which was garlicy, creamy, crisp and delicious. We also shared the bucatini which came with crab - the pasta was al dente and the seafood flavor was perfect. Service was super attentive and friendly.

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Joy G.

Three words: wood-fired oven. Much of the menu at Prairie Fire is guided by the behemoth sitting squat in the center of the kitchen and for good reason. Why fix something simple when it ain't broken? Sometimes places can fall into the trap of trying to do too much. Prairie Fire is one of the few that can walk that tightrope, offering a raw bar, pizzas, pastas, a burger, seafood, and more. But everything we tried was delicious. I had an eye on so much on the menu but we ultimately went with the razor clam ceviche from the raw bar, a pepperoni pizza, the Maine lobster ravioli, and the mushroom toast (a crowd favorite). My favorites were the ceviche and the mushroom toast - do not skip it. The mushrooms are cooked perfectly and they slather a layer of parmesan aioli on the bread that cooks into it. Amazing. One of my best bites of 2025. Pepperoni pizza was pretty good but I still prefer the Neapolitan style. Have to come back to try so many other things - the Maine uni toast, the burger, the trout. The sourdough ice cream was a super unique dessert. They take the leftover butts of loaves and soak it in milk/cream and the result is almost like a less sweet salted caramel. Loved the textural addition of the poached pear. We were lucky to come around 5 on a weekend evening and snag some of the remaining bar seats but when we left, the place was completely full. Come early or get a reservation! Parking can be tough in Coolidge Corner; I recommend seeing if you can get a spot in Webster parking lot at the back of the restaurant.

Sausage pizza.
Patty H.

Came here with out two Boston College kids. Got seated right away in the dimly lit room. We started with salads, both perfectly dressed, and then split the mushroom pizza, the sausage and fennel pizza, and a margarita pizza that we added pepperoni to. All was great. Good service, decent wine, fun atmosphere, and doesn't take itself too seriously. Would go again!

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Chris T.

First time poppin in but we had it on our yelp list! We showed up before the dinner rush, right when they just opened for the evening. Being down the street in the area, the craving for pizza was real haha. We were seated promptly, waters and utensils. Our server was nice, checked in on us. The pizza was fennel sausage ricotta cheese and red onions! It was so good, the dough was great to eat all the way thru the crust. It also wasn't burnt crisp or mushy. The pizza dough was yummy, held well by the slice without all my toppings sliding right off and then flopping. We also got the steak tartare was great with Steel and rye (i believe from the Milton location?) sourdough bread toast. So yummy, must get for a starter! Then we took a look at their rawbar menu, ended up choosing the Tuna crudo. They have multiple proteins for this dish. Tuna is my favorite and the fish was actually cold and fresh. Nice clean chew with fatty tuna! Yummy with their almond vinegarette of sorts haha. Scooped up every bit of the plate. 3 dishes for a couple was perfect for us.

Fennel Sausage
Lizzie Y.

Prairie Fire is a must try if you love a good pizza! I knew I wanted to grab the sausage & fennel pizza once I saw the menu... it exceeded my expectations! I mean, I feel like I can be a little picky when it comes to pizza because I really don't typically gravitate towards pizza when choosing what I wanna eat for any meal lol BUT it was sooo good! All of the toppings & flavors complimented each other so well in this dish & the dough was soft while still maintaining its shape when you go to pick it up to eat it. Honestly, everything we ordered was exceptional & tasted very fresh! We ordered the steak tartare & the tuna crudo to try, as well, & both were super fresh, very flavorful, & I highly recommend all of the dishes we ordered from Prairie Fire! Literally can't go wrong. I found service to be pretty good, though I should add that we did go when they opened for dinner. Lots of street meter parking available & had no issues grabbing a spot. Also accessible via train, MBTA Green Line Coolidge Corner!

Eve Neider N.

This was one of the first restaurants I tried when I moved to Boston and I highly recommend. Although it's not traditional Italian food you find in the north end, it's a nice restaurant. The smoked crispy potatoes reminded me of Spain's patatas bravas, they were super crispy! They forgot to put it in at first but apologized and gave it to us for free. I got steak and my dad got pesto pasta and both were delicious! For dessert I got a corn ricotta cake with raspberry sorbet. The waitress was friendly and the rest of the food came out quickly. There's also a big bar that would be great for getting drinks!

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Alice D.

Came here with a group of 4 with a reservation and we were seated pretty fast. Service was solid, orders were taken quickly and food came out in a reasonable amount of time too. The menu had a good selection of sharables as well as regular single portion dishes. We shared everything which was nice to try a bit of everything, but in general things were suited for individuals too if that's what you like. Food was tasty and good in quality. I enjoyed the pasta and pizza the most for sure - solid entrees overall. The drink I got was also extremely strong which was nice! Overall, Prarie Fire was a good dinner experience. The price was a bit steep, but we had a nice time nonetheless.

Brendon W.

The atmosphere and service was amazing! The pizza and drinks were also really well portioned and refreshing. I would definitely come back to this cozy chic restaurant.

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Sharrel P.

We come to Prairie Fire ALL THE TIME! The place can't be beat on vibe, food, cocktails, and service. The menu changes so often that you can literally come once a week and order something new each time! And if nothing seems to grab your attention, just order the fennel sausage pizza - it's a staple and never disappoints. We are huge fans of sitting at the bar and Danny is always the most knowledgeable for creating you something special to sip. Everyone who works here is amazingly attentive and helpful when you're stuck on what to order. Splurge on the raw bar and dessert! They're always worth it!

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