Haven't been here in a while but it's still the best hot lobster roll in town!…read more Get there early to get seated first round. They cram you in like sardines so try to get a good spot! You're most likely be sharing a table with other diners. The mussels in a spicy flavorful red sauce were cooked perfectly. They only came with 2 small pieces of grilled bread. If you like to dunk your bread and soak up all the yummy broth, ask for more bread when you order. The fries dipped in there are also really good! Lobster roll was delicious and juicy on a buttery brioche bun. So much lobster! And the fries are so crispy and salty! My friend ordered the North End Cioppino that comes in a rice spicy brodo with clams, mussels, shrimp, and 2 types of fish (I forget what they were). The broth was ok and the whole shrimp was a chore to eat. The mussel sauce would've been better. Note: one small dark bathroom at end of bar Parking is very hard to find as most are resident. Try side roads or Cross street for some meters if you're lucky.

We were visiting for the weekend and wanted to check out all the popular food places, of which…read moreNeptune Oyster is one. We walked by Neptune a few times and the line was long. It was Friday afternoon into evening so makes sense. We came back late night around 9:30pm and waited for like 5 minutes before being seated. The place is small. You're basically sharing dinner with the stranger next to you with how close you're sitting. Thankfully our strangers were cool lol. We tried a variety of oysters, cocktail shrimp, and the razor clams which we heard were amazing. All I'm gonna say is, I would have been annoyed if I waited in line for hours for the items we got. The cocktail shrimp was decent - it was a good size, juicy, and delicious. The razor clams were a miss. Rubbery and too many other things in the dish overshadowing the clams. We got two different kinds of fresh clams which my husband said were okay. I'm not a fan of fresh clams. The oysters were good, but after having been to Row 34, I can't justify standing in line for oysters in a place that doesn't have much else worth trying.

Food: lobster roll (cold and hot), lobster mac and cheese, New England clam chowder, and Boston…read morecream pie (no whip cream). The lobster roll had huge pieces of lobster and was filled to the brim. It was like eating the sea - so fresh! It came with fries and cole slaw. I didn't care for the slaw because it has raisins in it. Hubby said chowder was good but not the best he ever had. DD liked her mac and cheese. We shared a Boston cream pie with no whip cream. We never had it before. It was pretty good with custard in the center and moist cake and not too sweet. Service: busy place. We waited about 40 minutes to be seated. But our server was very friendly and checked on us a couple times. Ambiance: great location by the water. We had an inside seat. Very loud bar experience. Parking: we parked in a lot not too far down on the same street. They do not validate.

Chill ambiance with views of the harbor. The wait time can be quite long. We waited about an hour…read moreand a half for a table. I ordered the warm Lobster Roll and New England Clam Chowder. The lobster roll was a solid 3/5 stars but the clam chowder was the star of the show. Easily 5/5 stars... I would go back just for that. It was so flavorful and packed with clams.

My favorite Italian in Boston, no competition. Cash only!…read more The Daily Catch's original location in the North End on Hanover St is one of my favorite places to take first-time visitors to Boston. The calamari, squid ink aglio olio pasta, and clam pasta have been my go-to orders since I found out about Daily Catch a few years back. My favorite bite has to be some of their bread dipped in the delicious garlic oil from the squid ink pasta with a bit of the garlic chunks and squid bits. It truly brings me joy. My friend recently recommended I try their shrimp scampi, either as an appetizer or as a pasta dish. This will definitely become part of my regular order - the shrimp are so plump and they're smothered in this savory, rich, garlicky sauce that is simply to die for. All in all, I can't recommend this place enough. Can't speak to their non-seafood options, but when it comes to seafood pasta, there is absolutely no competition. For ambiance, it is a bit tight in there but think of it as your classic mom and pop Italian restaurant, who treat you with such hospitality and kindness like an Italian nonna - quick and easy service

It was a decent experience. It's a popular spot, so wait time was quite long on a Sunday evening. I…read moreknow adding reservations might take away their neighborhood charm, but it could be a better trade off considering the space is tiny. The food was good, but nothing special given the price. Raw clams were fresh and the Frutti Di Mare was great. I typically order fried Calamari, but decided to try the salad this time. That was my mistake as it was definitely not my preference. Overall, this probably wouldn't be my go to spot, but I had a good time. Our waiter was friendly.

Great food, waitstaff, ambience (outdoors. on a gorgeous day!!) We had just been to see the…read moreElephants on Comm mall and we got hungry...Great salad,,,Wonderful mussels and... a warm chocolate chip cookie. Missed some ice cream, but did nothing to downplay a lovely meal.

Came here for a Sunday lunch while visiting Boston--this place was popping outside!!! Although…read moreweather was great, we opted for a table inside, which wasn't as crowded upstairs. Inside decor is cute! Our server Jacob was great, and food was DELICIOUS!!! Highly recommend the Caviar 30g, New England Lobster Roll (both warm or cold, although I preferred the warm more) and Lobster Fra Diavolo (so flavorful OMG!) We also enjoyed the Raw Oysters, Hamachi Tiradito, Caesar Salad, and Day Boat Fish & Chips. Pro tip: try eating an oyster with caviar, it's to die for! For drinks, we got the Mimosa Bar ($200) which came with a huge 1.5L Prosecco bottle & three bottles of different juices--this was enough for five people! For dessert, the Raspberry Caramel Madeleines were okay--we were celebrating a birthday so they put a candle on the dessert for her.

The lobster roll and carbonara pasta are amazing!!Amanda , our food server, so attentive and gave…read moreus a lot of options on what to get, hence we still end up with lobsters. The serving bread is soo good and Amanda surprised me with a birthday cake wc is the Boston cream pie , whew super yumm I would give 10 stars for the food, the place and Amanda. Definitely recommend who ever visits Boston

Came for the steak and lobster. Somehow left emotionally attached to the potato gratin…read more Let's get the important business out of the way: Filet: 9/10 Lobster tail: 7.5/10 Potato gratin: 10/10!!! Asparagus: 8/10 Bacon scallops: 6/10 Service: 9/10 Ambiance: 8/10 The bacon scallops started things off with a solid "eh, they're fine," which had me wondering where the night was headed. Turns out they were just the opening act, because everything after that was fantastic. The filet was cooked perfectly, tender, flavorful, and exactly what you want when you're paying steakhouse prices. The lobster tail was fresh and very good, although honestly, it ended up playing third wheel to the steak and potatoes. And those potatoes... GET. THE. POTATO. GRATIN. Seriously. I don't know what kind of buttery, cheesy sorcery was happening back there, but they were ridiculously good. Perfectly cooked, rich without being overwhelming, and easily my favorite thing on the table. I would have considered ordering a second one if I had any dignity left. I was in town for a conference and came here for an 8 p.m. dinner. Service was prompt, professional, and attentive, and the atmosphere hit that sweet spot of feeling upscale without making you feel like you need to whisper and discuss your investment portfolio. The steak and potato gratin alone earned the five stars. The lobster was basically a very tasty bonus. Highly recommended. And I cannot stress this enough: Order. The. Potatoes.

I came here for lunch during my last full day in Boston. The customer service here is superb. I was…read morehelped right away at the counter and was even given a free brownie once I mentioned I was in town for a birthday trip, eager to try my first lobster rolls. Totally wasn't expecting any kind of birthday discount or mini freebie, but the gesture was greatly appreciated. I've never been a big fan of the texture of shrimp, crab, nor lobster. But how can you visit the area and not try a lobster roll? For lunch, I got a cold quarter pound lobster roll accompanied by a bowl of clam chowder and a couple of pickles. The lobster was plump, fresh, and didn't taste too fishy - just quality lobster meat. My meal also came with chips and a drink of my choice. I even ended up getting a hot lobster roll and inhaled that later in the day because I enjoyed my first one so much.

Convenient location close to my hotel. Needed a quick bite to eat and wanted some lobster…read more Lobster Bisque- worst I ever had. The color was not what bisque should look like. Lobster Grilled cheese- decent but not worth $20 Service was good but the food was not worth the price.

This place was highly recommended by friends who live in the area and i can totally understand why!…read moreOne of the best lobster rolls we've have in boston. There is so much lobster meat in the roll that we were struggling to take a bite. The mac and cheese also had a lot of lobster meat! Every bite had more lobster than mac. Both were very delicious! Crab cake was also yummy and a decent size especially given the price. Lobster bisque was okay, the clam chowder was definitely better in our opinion. You can order from both the truck and inside the trailer. If you just want the main items (lobster roll and soups), the truck would probably be a quicker option. If you want the specialty items like the crab cake or mac and cheese, you could only get that inside the trailer. Overall service was super quick, so i would choose based on what you want to order. Also plenty of seating available. Most are outdoor under an umbrella but there are a few enclosed areas next to the truck. Staff is very quick to wipe tables down so the turnover is super fast.

The lobster roll was really mayo heavy but loaded with lobster chunks. The Mac and cheese tasted…read morelike a cheesy lobster bisque also with lots of lobster chunks. The clam chowder was creamy and flavorful. And the crab cake was my favorite. Service was ok.

I come here every time I'm in Boston. The food is always fresh and delicious, with the wine…read moreofferings always simple and on point. The service is attentive and unpretentious on an otherwise busy and sometimes touristy Newberry St. We always order the hamachi Crudo and beet salad. The anchovies are solid and the oysters are good too. The waitstaff are great about giving recommendations based on what you feel like eating.

2026 Boston. Lunch review. Seafood restaurant…read more Maine lobster roll - mkt (expensive) warm buttered or cold with mayo toasted iggy's brioche, fries ++ Oysters (esp Peter's Point) + House hot sauce Overall, the lobster itself may not have been at the level of some of the competition, but the bread roll was better than the rest. Some great oysters too. "I'm a fan."

This place didn't miss. Every item I ordered I'll dream about in the next few weeks and be sad I…read moredon't live here to eat it all the time. Salt n pepper shrimp Watermelon salad Blueberry buckle and butterscotch pudding 10/10

Popped in for some oysters and AC. Crushed 3 different kinds. Don't remember what they were called…read more Kinda tasted all the same but I also put a tablespoon of horseradish on them all. Waiter told us which ones his favorites were but I also don't remember what he said. Was pretty cooked from all the comicon people walking around outside.

Loved this little gem of a find near Harvard! Shrimp boil delicious and you pick your spice level…read more The random hard boiled egg was interesting, but good. Way more than two can eat! As for service, our waitress was so helpful and steered us right with every decision!

I know that wifey loves seafood and just happened to find this spot cuz of the fried softshell…read morecrabs (which I like). Ordered those and one of their seafood boils (I think it's called the dirty). I enjoyed the softshell crabs. Seasoning gave it a fried chicken type of flavor but enjoyable. As for the seafood boil it was okay. It was mainly shrimp corn and potato. Wasn't busy when we arrived and seated promptly. Service was great at first. But then when I asked for utensils, the server looked at me confused and after 2-3 tries, he finally brought me a fork. Overall the experience was okay. Might have to try a different boil if we come back.