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Sullivan's Castle Island

3.4 (27 reviews)
Open • 9:00 am - 8:30 pm

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Touristy
Outdoor seating
Dogs allowed

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Fish and Chips
Carmen A.

Waiting on commuter train at North Station on a Friday. Wandered over to food court and was pleasantly surprised to see this establishment. Definitely is a worthy successor to the Hanover and S. Boston locations. Two personable young ladies, a Ms. Xianma (sp)? and Ms. Geraldine expertly prepared my Fish and Chips order. They presented me with a piping hot, decent sized perfectly and minimally breaded, filet of haddock along with golden fried crinkle fries. I think I'll have to stop through whenever I'm in N. Station. You should as well. Totally worth it.

Fried Clam Bellies and a hot dog with the works
Jose B.

This place is a Boston Institution the prices are through the roof but it's always clean efficient and tasty and fresh. Those Clams today were the best I've ever had bar none.

Fish and Chips
Chris V.

Very convenient location in the Hub Hall but that's about it. Got the fish and chips and it was extremely average. The fish itself was pretty bland. Think it's a fine place to stop if you need a bite before a game or something, but would definitely not go out of my way to go here.

Fries only come with two packets of ketchup. Was told 50 cents a packet for more.

This location is terrible. I spent $45 on food and would only 2 packets of ketchup and would not give me more. Employee could not have been more rude. If you like fries without ketchup this is your place.

Ray B.

The fish was fresh and crispy. It didn't have a lot of seasoning but I was so fresh. The service was fast and the staff was friendly! They have ice cream too!

Lousy puny hot dog not worth 4 bucks
Jay M.

Stopped in to the new marketplace to check out. I am familiar with Sullivans from location at Castle Island south Boston. This place prices seem higher than South Boston. I ordered a hot dog with mustard, onions... was 4.01 with tax Wow... dog was puny in size ... used to be bigger at other location ... very tiny like oversized cocktail Frank.. Frank brand I think they changed to lower grade too... no snap but a soggy dog... not impressed... I should have had a top notch Cussers roast beef next door over... Must be charging prices based on past history in South Boston... time for a new owner allowed to take over the state owned site at Castle island and bring back reasonable prices with good quality...

Lobster Roll
Michael W.

Had their lobster roll (sweet lobster meat lightly dressed with mayo on a toasted roll - $16.95). It was just ok. Lobster was served cold, and I prefer lobster to be warm. There wasn't much mayo taste with the lobster. It did come with a good amount of lobster compared to others I have had. Would I go out of my way to get a lobster roll again at Sullivan's? Probably not.

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Tin P.

Went to check out the new Hub Hall over the weekend. The place is nice, connected to North Station. We ordered the lobster rolland wasn't a fan, very bland. We also got the fried whole belly clams and that was delicious. It was paired with piping hot fries. Great location for tourists visiting Boston.

Extremely small and disappointing lobster Mac and cheese

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Best service and food I have experienced in a quick service setting in a long time. The fish sandwich was to die for.

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