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    ReelHouse Boston

    3.3 (563 reviews)
    Open 11:00 am - 1:00 AM (Next day)

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    Moderate noise
    Good for groups
    Outdoor seating

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    Rockefeller Oysters and Clam Chowder
    grace ..

    Delicious food!! We came here on a Saturday but before the dinner rush. Ahi Tuna Nachos were by far the table favorite, but runners up included the Cioppino, and the Rockefeller Oysters. The Clam Chowder wasn't special. Everything was overpriced for what it was, but I'd still recommend especially given a beautiful restaurant and view. Only half decent customer service.

    Malaysian Style Chicken Wings

    Huge fan of the outdoor patio here. They occasionally have a DJ playing outside as well. The interior is so pretty with trees and chandeliers. The lobster roll and lobster mac and cheese are fantastic. So are the oysters rockefeller and caesar salad. The entrees are huge portions and some of the sides and apps are enough for one meal

    Tonya G.

    Did the Valentine's Day menu here and overall it was a good experience. The ambiance was really nice, the view was beautiful, and the staff were really nice. The food was okay pretty much what you expect with a set menu, but it was still a nice way to spend Valentine's Day. Overall, a good experience and a nice atmosphere.

    Oysters
    Emerson Claire Dlugosinski

    Food and drinks are all good but it's a pretty pricey place. Service can also be slow since it is usually super busy and there don't seem to be a ton of floor staff. The patio is a great vibe in the summer and is worth the price if you can get a seat out there. Getting drinks at the patio bar is also very fun! Definitely a once a summer staple for me.

    Kylie B.

    came to reelhouse on a summer night, and it was a great waterfront vibe. The inside is gorgeous, but because it was a nice night we decided to sit at the outside bar tables (which is walk-in), the tables right on the water were so pretty but all taken (would recommend reserving). Service was very friendly and rather fast. We ordered the petite shellfish platter and was a good size split between two people. It came with oysters, clam ceviche, raw tuna, lobster, and tuna. I liked that you had a little bit of everything and all of the seafood tasted extremely fresh - the oysters were salty and the shrimp were particularly excellent! A great summer spot for your seafood fix

    Close to Reel!
    Irina S.

    My fiancé Danil , found this place and took my for a date , omg I fell in love immediately with food which outstandingly gorgeous and delicious, the staff super nice , beautiful and polite , the decor and the location . Come and you will be amazed !

    Cool D.

    Good bar service with plenty of room. Solid burger and menu with nice views. Couple TVs for games.

    Boston view
    Carol L.

    In our ongoing quest to try every outdoor-seating waterfront brunch venue in Boston, my besties and I visited Reelhouse, and what a find! The location is lovely, on the Boston harbor, with fantastic views of the city and other harbor sites/sights. The outdoor seating (not guaranteed but easily obtained on this partly sunny August Sunday) provided ample opportunity to view the city, the harbor, and pedestrians out for a walk. We were initially seated at tables along sofa-like seating with bolsters, but we spied a table at the railing that was more to our liking. The hostess accommodated our request to change tables quickly and with good cheer. It took a few more minutes for the waitstaff to kick in but from then on the service was quick and thorough. We started with drinks (sparkling rosé, sauvignon blanc, and Prosecco). Despite seeing many tantalizing dishes being served to tables around us (fried haddock and chips, lobster roll), were able to settle on our brunch selections. My two companions had the crab-fried rice and the smoked salmon benedict; I went for the unique, a dish called shakshuka, a stew of tomatoes, onions and spices, topped with poached eggs and merguez, which googling told me was a type of sausage. The dish came with za'atar pita chips which were used for dipping . The smoked salmon was good but "not the best I've had" (eggs a little overdone, hollandaise sauce okay), the crab-fried rice (which I sampled) was tasty, and the shakshura a spicy (but not too spicy) treat. There was plenty left for me to take home, and our waiter got the kitchen (at my request) to kick in a generous extra serving of the pita chips. There was valet parking, which at $20 did not break the bank. The staff were friendly, accommodating and efficient. East Boston if off the beaten path for this Waltham gal but I will definitely be back.

    Lobster Roll with Truffle Fries
    Michael F.

    Get a table on the outside at sunset. No better place to be in Boston. Drinks strong but in plastic cups on patio. Clams Casino outstanding. Good Lobster roll and yummy truffle fries. No less than 5 different servers checked on me during meal.

    Swordfish Roasted Swordfish Steak
    Michael G.

    The swordfish was excellent. Beautiful setting. Wait staff was attentive and friendly, but it was a long wait to get our entrees.

    Petit Shellfish Tower
    Lauren M.

    Food and service were amazing! Highly recommend the Ahi Tuna Nachos and the Petit Shellfish Tower.

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    Very good seafood. Oysters were big and amazing. Drinks were very good. The parking is a little weird. They charge you.

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    Really nice place for drinks , but food is over priced and nothing in the menu is good here . Don't recommend this place

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    One of the best breakfast I had in town! True to its name, this place is cozy indeed. The space is…read morevery small, so I wouldn't be surprised that there would usually be a wait. But we got lucky and we were promptly seated at the counter. I had the classic breakfast plate with bacon, sausage, home fries, and fried eggs. Everything was very delicious. The bacon just had the right level of crisp to it. It looks like there are quite a few long time customers to this place, which demonstrates that the quality of the food here is probably very consistent. The service here was awesome. The manager lady (her name is Regina) was very attentive, warm, and friendly. The ambiance overall like I said is very cozy. I always enjoy a good home made breakfast in a small diner. One thing to note that is that this place is cash only.

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