When I'm on travel I love finding places with real, whole foods that don't make me feel like crap…read more I ordered from here every day. The prices are amazing for what you get :D The menu here is HUGE and has tons of options for customization. There are wraps, salads, smoothies, sandwiches, bowls, drinks - so many items to choose from! This place is located in the lobby of the Amazon Seaport Office. I got a Spicy Greek Breakfast Wrap ($13, +$1.50 for egg white sub) and a Santorini Sunrise Yogurt Bowl ($12). The portions are gigantic and the food is fresh. The Platters, both the breakfast and mezze are gorgeous. Pictures attached. The interior has ample seating and is bright and beautiful. They also prep your food impressively quickly given how many orders they seem to get! They get BUSY but I get why - the food is so good.

Pressed is a popular option for lunch and Seaport and it's easy to see why. The food is always…read morephenomenal; I have yet to have a meal that missed the mark. Ingredients are super fresh and tasty. I LOVE the pressed juices, they are a bit up there in price but the bottles are reusuables and a good size. You can also have juices pressed to order which come out tasting so so good. The menu is expanssivee. So far, I am a huge fan of the pita, hummus, labneh, anything with meat (smash burgers and brisket breakfast sando), and they have pretty decent mac. I'm excited to continue eating my way through their options. There is plenty of seating inside and outside. The restaurant is bright and bubbling. The servers are very kind and always helpful with menu questions. It can get quite busy but service moves quick. I have ordered ahead and ordered in person and never had an issue. If you are in a rush around lunch definitely do yourself a favor and order ahead. If you have time, the wait is never usually more than 10-15 mins and goes by quick. Also sign up for seaport insider to rack up some points ;)

While staying at this hotel we had free breakfast and came here 2 days in a row. They have a buffet…read moreoption but we opted to order off menu. We ordered the following: -oatmeal, so good, cooked in coconut milk is the way to go. Never had a roasted banana, but I love it. -kestra breakfast, my partner enjoyed and plenty of food -pastry basket, yum -avocado toast, a good portion and delicious -short rib hash -crunchy French toast Service was friendly and efficient both times! They allow dogs inside and have plenty of vegetarian options. Seating is comfortable and wide open.

It is a restaurant inside Omni. It is located on the first floor opposite to Cocoricos. It is an…read moreupscale restaurant and has a bar. Convenient to grab a bite if you are at the Omni. I got lobster rolls one night while I was at the Omni. It was market price and Was good. Morning breakfast items are good too. Their omlettes are good.

I went here for a work function with a private room reserved. First and foremost, the staff was…read moreunbelievable. Just super attentive, friendly, and accommodating. Couldn't have asked for better. Beer was fresh and cocktails delicious. We tried several appetizers and they were amazing. The thin crust pizza was my favorite and I highly recommend. It's a gorgeous location. The bar area is very impressive. My only minor complaint was my steak seemed slightly overcooked but it could have been the cut of meat. Somewhat upscale so plan to dress appropriately.

Coquette is a STUNNING space. The decor plays on European themes with pastel colors and gorgeous…read moremurals throughout. Our server Juan was extremely attentive and kind. We came for the afternoon tea - $75 for a tower that serves two. Everything on the tower was excellent - the salmon sandwich and deviled eggs were our particular favorites. The tea selection has all the basics and were good but i do wish there were more flavor selections and maybe some fruity options. The tower was great however we were still hungry. We also ordered the crab fritter benedict which was AMAZING - you get so much crab from both the fresh topping and perfectly crisp fritter, and the rich hollandaise is fantastic.

Came here for dinner for the first time. Hubby and I ordered their hot honey chicken pita wrap,…read moregreco fries, build your own salad, and the classic loukoumades. Total came out to approximately over $40. What's Hot - Menu. Simple and straightforward. It's not a large menu and easy to figure out. - Quality. Pretty delicious, with the exception of the greco fries, which I explain below. For my build-your-own salad, I ordered spicy whipped feta as a topping, which was probably the best part of my salad. The spice doesn't hit you right away, but it's definitely spicy, which my husband and I liked, especially because we have a pretty high tolerance. My husband liked his hot honey chicken wrap. The hot honey was spicy, as well, which is a good thing, because every place is different. The loukoumades was pretty good. No skimping on the toppings. - Location. Fairly easy to find and right by the harbor. As such, it's conveniently located to other attractions, shops, and restaurants. - Price. Fairly good value for money. That we were able to order 4 dishes for approximately $40 is pretty good value. - Service. They use paper containers for the food when dining in, which I like, because it may be more environmentally friendly. There are 2 kiosks where you can order, which is pretty straight forward. What's Not - Service. My issue is about a specific incident that happened while we were there. The staffers were putting our order together at the pickup counter. As such, some items were on trays on the counter, while other items were being put together. There was another customer there, who had his large dog with him. He allowed his dog to put his head and paws on the pick up counter, where our order was being put together. None of the staffers said anything. As such, my husband instructed the other customer to take his dog off the food counter. This other customer's dog did not appear to be a service animal. The other customer responded to my husband that no one else had a problem. The main concern is sanitation. A dog is putting its head and dirty paws on the counter where food is being served. Had the dog put its head and/or dirty paws on our food, or licked our food, or made a mess, or whatever, that would have been a concern. That none of their staff said anything was not a good thing, because it directly affects food sanitation. - Quality. The greco fries are nothing to write home about. Not flavorful and did not stand out. They also skimped on the feta cheese that topped our fries. Would not order again and would not recommend. Also, a couple of the olives in my salad still had the pits in them, which I didn't like. Just something to be aware of. For the loukoumades, all the flavor came from the topping. The fried doughnut holes didn't have any flavor and we're uncertain whether that's intentional. - Portions. The portions tend to be on the smaller side. This is not a place where one dish will fill you up. Final Answer Willing to return, but not a first choice.

GRECO is a wonderful option to consider if you're looking for a quick yummy lunch or just a quick…read morebite! Today we went to this location in Seaport, but they also have 4 other locations in MA & 2 locations in Washington DC (one on the way!). GRECO first started in Back Bay, on Newbury St then expanded over the years & actually the owner is behind two other great Greek establishments I've heard lovely things about, Krasi in Back Bay & Bar Vlaha in Brookline! We ordered the chicken gyro & the pork gyro to try, as well as one Bikos Cola & one Vikos Cola (essentially Diet Coke). I really liked the Greek colas, very good flavor & carbonation. As for the gyros, the chicken gyro came w/ honey mustard sauce instead of tzatziki, which was in the pork one. After trying both, I'd say I prefer the chicken one more. The pork was definitely a bit dry also. In terms of size of the gyros compared to other Greek establishments I've tried in Boston, they seemed to be smaller in portion because typically I have a hard time finishing gyros fully in one sitting but I finished this one w/ ease. Overall, I can see this being a good lunch option if you're nearby & I can see myself coming back to try their donuts!! Parking: it's much easier to get street parking in Seaport during morning & lunch hours compared to later on in the day.

We were seated quickly, had great service, and enjoyed the food! It is loud inside, but we enjoyed…read morethe seating. We had their pickle jalapeno dip (soooo good), the fish tacos (as someone who doesn't love fish, these were AMAZING), their mocktail was not my favorite, but my hubby loved his honey whiskey old fashioned, fries, and Caesar salad were standard and good too. We enjoyed it!

We stopped by to have a drink at the bar and ended up ordering a couple of apps. The pimento cheese…read moredip and house-made chips were awesome. My family ordered the pretzels and cheese dip but I didn't try those - they enjoyed them tho. We came here cause they have Downeast Cider on draft - it was delicious. Service was fast and friendly and it wasn't too busy. They even have outdoor seating. They also had the World Cup playing on their TVs which my hubby appreciated. I would def. come back. Next time you're in the area, check it out for yourself.

Sat at the bar and service was great. Bartender was knowledgeable on food and attentive when I…read morewanted them but also considerately left me alone to enjoy my meal without trying to push any items onto me. Meal itself was unfortunately a bit lackluster. It was well prepared and presented but lacked flavor. For instance, I ordered the lamb and harissa pasta but couldn't have told you it had either lamb or harissa unless you had told me. Same theme was writ large across whole meal. It's a good and safe introduction to steak-and-potato diners who have never been introduced to Mediterranean flavors but not for diners familiar with what these flavors should taste like.

nice place. upscale dining experience…read more good variety of tapas style plates. the fried chicken with zaatar was amazing. staff were friendly. good variety at the bar as well

Great views, great service, delicious light food. Strongly enjoyed my visit! We got the sea bass…read morespecial and beet salad to split, the kitchen very kindly divided up the dishes into two. I'd come back to try that famous espresso martini!

Solid spot with nice ambience, although a little loud. Mainly a spot to hang out after work or have…read moredinner with your colleagues, not so much a date night or girls night spot. The food is decent. We had the bread with olive oil which tasted stale (very sad bc I love bread). However the entree made up for it- the tuna just seared was excellent temp, and came with a delicious sauce and pickled ginger which was excellent.

Row 34 in Seaport seriously blew me away. I've had oysters in a lot of places but this one is on…read moreanother level. We tried 4 different types and every single one tasted super fresh, clean, and just really high quality. You can tell they know what they're doing here, even the way they shuck it is nice and clean, no shell pieces or anything. Their menu actually has like 10+ kinds of oysters, highly selective and premium. I really wish we had more time (and stomach space) to try more. But we already had like 3 dinners planned that night lol so this was more like a "stop by and eat as much oysters as possible" situation. Honestly I'm pretty sure the other food here is just as good, based on what I saw on other tables. Definitely coming back next time I'm in Boston.

stopped by for a late lunch and it was surprisingly not busy, so we're glad we picked it on a whim!…read morethe lobster roll was quite pricey at $55 and was tasty, but the size was not worth the price. oysters were also a little pricey as well but they had a great selection. the clam chowder was good, but again, pricey for the portion size. service was great, and we're happy with the little postcard they gave us at the end of the meal.