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Here’s a running list of the best restaurants for outdoor dining in Greater Boston
Readers recommended Mida in East Boston, Gustazo, ReelHouse, and more.
Outdoor dining has returned, and readers already know the restaurants they want to be hitting up this season.
The Outdoor Dining Pilot Program was created in 2020 as a temporary state legislation to provide relief to businesses that were experiencing financial struggles due to the pandemic.
In February 2023, Mayor Michelle Wu announced the creation of the permanent outdoor dining program, which will allow businesses to renew their outdoor dining accessibility annually. Although, not every neighborhood is getting the same benefits. Similar to last year, restaurants in the North End were not granted on-street outdoor dining privileges and are limited to sidewalks of a certain size.
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We asked readers to send us their favorite outdoor dining experiences in Greater Boston, and they shared their favorite restaurants and what made it the best in the city. Ahead, we updated our reader-recommended guide and interactive map of the best patios to enjoy outdoor dining during the spring and summer months.
Don’t see your favorite below? Send us your recommendation in the survey below or at [email protected].
The best restaurants for outdoor dining in Greater Boston, according to readers
This guide combined reader recommendations from 2022, 2023, and 2024.
Abe & Louie’s (793 Boylston St., Boston)
The patio at this Back Bay steakhouse is designed to accommodate customers in all temperatures — heat lamps warm the space for colder nights and awnings allow for a comfortable meal on sunnier days. Enjoy brunch or dinner outside while sipping a blend from their extensive wine list.
Alcove (50 Lovejoy Wharf, Boston)
Located at the water’s edge near Boston’s North Station and TD Garden, Alcove is a reader favorite. This restaurant serves coastal New England dishes and drinks from brunch to dinner. It is self-described as a neighborhood restaurant that serves as a host to date nights, pre-game meetups, business lunches, and dinner parties. Readers who chose this restaurant said it was the best for its nice environment and beautiful views.
“It’s beautiful, spacious, and overlooks the water along the Harbor Walk; and with one of a kind sunsets over the Zakim Bridge.”
— Heidi, Cambridge
Alden & Harlow (40 Brattle St., Cambridge)
Adorned with string lights and sheltered under an awning, Alden & Harlow’s cozy spot in Harvard Square serves American-style food. Their outdoor dining, which they plan to continue for the 2024 season, is rustic chic and hidden away from the busy Cambridge traffic — perfect for a quiet meal outdoors.
“Alden & Harlow has an amazing back patio in Harvard Square! A lot of people don’t know about it since it’s tucked behind the building, but getting walked back to your table by the host and seeing the trees with lights wrapped around them in an intimate dining area it’s exactly what a summer day needs.”
— Tiffany F., Allston
Antonio’s Bacaro (5 Fairmount Ave., Boston)
Antonio’s Bacaro in Hyde Park is both a restaurant and a Venetian-style wine bar that boasts a made-from-scratch menu. Elizabeth B. from Hyde Park described the outdoor patio as a “city oasis.”
“Cozy but comfortable, nestled behind the restaurant. Awesome outdoor atmosphere. Joe Garufi did an amazing job of extending his restaurant to the outside. Food atmosphere and staff are all amazing every time!”
— Elizabeth B., Hyde Park
Atlantic Fish Co. (761 Boylston St., Boston)
Serving Boston since 1978, Atlantic Fish Co. is a staple when it comes to Boston seafood. The restaurant is located in Back Bay and its patio opens up onto the Boylston Street sidewalk. The menu shows off a long list of seafood appetizers and entrees for all seafood lovers.
B&G Oysters (550 Tremont St., Boston)
B&G Oysters takes the classic oyster bar and elevates it with delicious menu items and its great outdoor setup. The restaurant is located in Boston’s South End and has an al fresco patio that’s tucked away from the street. Reader Sarah N. spoke highly of how the restaurant combines “friendly service with classic New England seafood dishes including fresh oysters, a celebrated lobster roll, and a food-friendly wine list.”
Banyan (553 Tremont St., Boston)
Located in Boston’s South End, Banyan’s patio is one to behold. Quaint and cozy, the restaurant’s outdoor dining is lit up with string lights and decorated with greenery. This spot is great for when you’re in the mood for Asian cuisine and a moment of solace in a vibrant city.
“Best patio in the city.”
— Jennifer E., South End
Barcelona Wine Bar (Multiple locations)
Mosey on down to a Barcelona Wine Bar with locations in Brookline, Cambridge, and South End for food with Mediterranean, Spanish, and South American influences. Go to any one of their outdoor dining options for a rustic lit-up patio experience.
Beehive Restaurant (541 Tremont St., Boston)
If you want to have fun while you enjoy your meal, head to Beehive, where you get specialized brunch, cocktails, and live music with your patio dining. The comfort food the restaurant whips up contains influences from the Middle East, Eastern Europe, and America.
“Great food and service, fun atmosphere in and out.”
— Esta E., Back Bay
Bistro du Midi (272 Boylston St., Boston)
Cloth-covered tables, leather chairs, and rustic, modern-style dining is the scene you’ll experience at Bistro du Midi. A restaurant meant to reflect the “classic, casual” French bistros, this spot serves seafood, flatbreads, and more. With the restaurant resting at ground level, you may be surprised about how appealing the bustling city is through the windows or right in front of you.
“Charming setting with a great vibe surrounded by a busy and beautiful city.”
— Nancy, Beacon Hill
Boston Public Market (100 Hanover St., Boston)
The Boston Public Market is the perfect place to go if you want a little bit of everything. Choose from a variety of cuisines, from Asian to Moroccan, and leave room in the budget to do some shopping afterward. They also have the option for outdoor dining where you can watch the activities on the Rose Kennedy Greenway, or even across the street in the North End.
“It’s the perfect place for everybody. Choose from … unique local food purveyors offering fresh authentic cuisine, all under one roof! Make your selections and head outdoors to the patio, where The Pine Bar’s draft truck pours New England craft beer, all season long.”
— Shannon V., Medford
Brighton Bodega (328 Washington St., Brighton) and Devlin’s Bistro & Bar (332 Washington St, Brighton)
Visit Brighton Bodega for its street food and Asian-inspired small plates and Devlin’s for the comfort food and drinks menu. While you’re there, you may get to experience some live jazz.
“These sister restaurants in Brighton share a lovely patio area set back from the street with a good vibe and excellent food! I love the constantly changing and always creative Brighton Bodega menu, and the steady favorites menu of Devlin’s.”
— Wendy, Cambridge
Chart House (60 Long Wharf, Boston)
Chart House has served hungry patrons in the Boston area for more than 60 years and continues to do so with its patio dining experience and “perfect views.” The restaurant offers a variety of seafood plates as well as a long wine list.
“It is not in a too-crowded area. [It’s] not amidst cars and too many passersby, so you can hear the water and the silence once in a while. There is valet parking at the back so I can drive in, dine, and drive out.”
— Lissa W., Uxbridge
Ciao Roma (5 North Square, Boston)
There’s nothing like Italian cuisine when it is served in the North End. At Ciao Roma’s patio, you’re served Roman-inspire fare surrounded by historic architecture nestled along the Freedom Trail in North Square.
“Al fresco dining at its best! It’s like being in Italy. It serves fresh, hand-made pasta and craft cocktails in North Square.”
— Ellen B., Boston
City Tap House (10 Boston Wharf Rd., Boston)
At City Tap House, “craft is everything” when it comes to both food and drink. The restaurant pours a variety of alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks while serving up familiar dishes, from classic sandwiches to brick oven pizzas. The patio space features four fire pits for cold nights and also hosts luaus and cookouts.
City Works (91 Arsenal Yards Blvd., Watertown)
Shade yourself from the sun under one of City Works’ patio umbrellas and avoid crowded sidewalks at this Watertown spot. If you are in the mood for traditional American cuisine, this is the place to be, with menu options from burgers to pies to tacos and more.
“Great comfort food with quick, excellent service.”
— Geoff C., Cambridge
Cosmica (40 Berkeley St., Boston)
This South End restaurant serves modern Mexican cuisine including tacos, cocktails, and snacks. The “chef-led kitchen showcases artisanal Mexican cuisine that draws from tradition with our own twist,” according to the restaurant’s website.
Davio’s Northern Italian Steakhouse (26 Fan Pier Blvd., Boston)
Located in the Seaport, Davio’s serves pasta, steaks, and seafood. Decked out for a more fancy evening by the water, Davio’s offers a scenic view of the city line framed by sunsets. Davio’s prides itself on its attention to detail and attentiveness to guests’ needs, as well as their signature steaks, cocktails, and more.
“Davio’s Seaport is a sheer pleasure; a vast, gorgeous harbor steps away, immaculate service, excellent, professionally-rendered cuisine, quiet, and dynamic.”
— Donna W., West Roxbury
Frenchie Wine Bistro (560 Tremont St., Boston)
Outdoor dining is becoming more popular in Boston, but there’s something about it that feels very European, especially at this South End spot. Sit out on the patio for its modern French menu and wide selection of wines.
“It’s just the best. Great views, food and drink, and THE BEST people watching!”
— Chris H., Boston
Forcella (33 N Square, Boston)
Forcella’s patio is unique in that it is open year-round, tucked away in a private spot behind the restaurant. The Italian restaurant in Boston’s North End opened a Wine and Cocktail Bar last year — a great spot to stop by before enjoying dinner on the patio.
Gustazo Cuban Kitchen & Bar (Multiple locations)
Gustazo means “great pleasure,” and with its authentic Cuban cuisine and beautiful enclosed patio featuring colorful plants and Cuban artwork, diners are sure to have an enjoyable experience at either their Waltham or Cambridge location. Modeled after the colonial Spanish architecture found across the country, and featuring a selection of Cuban music, diners will be transported to 1950s Havana, while tasting dishes such as ropa vieja (shredded flank steak) or camarones a la plancha (Cuban-style shrimp and grits), and washing it down with a mojito.
— GS
“Beautifully decorated. The restaurant food is amazing!”
Harp + Bard (1099 Dorchester Ave., Dorchester)
Harp + Bard is the Savin Hill restaurant when you’re looking for a good place to watch a game, host a party, or just grab a quick bite to eat. Readers praised the menu for serving everything fresh. Whether it’s “steak tips, seafood, salads, burgers, clubs, soups, breakfast, or pizza” you can’t go wrong, according to Malcolm G. from Dorchester.
Henrietta’s Table (1 Bennett St., Cambridge)
Located in Harvard Square, Henrietta’s Table has simple homestyle food that takes you back to “Grandma’s kitchen.” Their menus rotate so there will be something new to try daily. Henrietta’s Table takes pride in their farm-to-table dining that they have offered “since before it was a trend or a hashtag.”
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Readers like Charla R. and Karen H. agree that Henrietta’s Table is the perfect place for outdoor dining in Greater Boston.
IL Capriccio (704 Main St., Waltham)
Readers say they love the Italian food served at IL Capriccio, but the Waltham restaurant also boasts an extensive wine list that can be best enjoyed on its outdoor patio. Lots of the dishes on the menu are “steeped in classic French and Northern Italian traditions.”
“Il Capriccio in Waltham moved after the pandemic hit and their new location has a patio. What makes it great is that you get the same world-class food and service just outside.”
— Cindy T., Waltham
Joe’s Waterfront (100 Atlantic Ave., Boston)
Not only does Joe’s Waterfront have great ocean views, its patio spans across two sides of the restaurant and has a new lounge area with lots of lawn furniture. While dining outside, enjoy dishes crafted from “local ingredients fresh from the ocean, farm, and neighborhood purveyors.”
Josephine (515 Somerville Ave., Somerville)
Italian food on the patio, anyone? Josephine may be your next place for a slice of pizza or a plate of pasta and fresh air. The space is large and according to one reader, includes a fire pit and plant wall.
“Josephine in Somerville is a brand new restaurant to the neighborhood! Cozy vibes, graphic pillars, a plant wall, a fire pit and an outdoor bar, they’ve got everything there!”
— Tiffany
La Voile (Multiple locations)
French restaurant La Voile, which translates to “the sail,” was originally founded in 1947 in Cannes, France and was one of the “oldest and most appreciated restaurants” in the city at the time, according to their website. This French brasserie moved to Boston after considering opening a US branch and instead opting for a full-scale relocation. Now it has locations on Newbury Street and Beacon Street, and offers an array of French cuisine.
Legal Harborside (270 Northern Ave., Boston)
Legal Harborside offers seafood favorites, events, and a rooftop lounge. The restaurant couldn’t be closer to the water, which makes for some breathtaking ocean views. Don’t miss the third floor promenade deck which features “a four-season rooftop lounge with a retractable glass roof and walls for cocktails and bites.” From their outdoor rooftop lounge you can see the ocean, ships, and city line.
LoLa 42 (22 Liberty Drive, Boston)
Lola 42 is located on the Boston Harbor in the Seaport, and offers a waterfront patio. Since 2017, the restaurant has been serving dishes from a globally-inspired menu, featuring the cuisines of countries along the 42nd parallel, the line of latitude where the restaurant is located. Don’t miss out on their spectacular ocean views and the city skyline. Take in the ocean breeze while enjoying some poke nachos or lobster tagliatelle and a glass of sake or wine.
Lucia Ristorante (415 Hanover St., Boston)
You can’t talk about outdoor dining in Boston without talking about the North End, and Lucia Ristorante has been serving up authentic Italian cuisine along with inventive new dishes since 1977. Readers say Lucia Ristorante gives one of the best patio dining experiences in a neighborhood with pretty stiff competition.
“Lucia uses the outdoor courtyard at St. Stephen’s so you are set in this beautiful historic space, away from the street and under trees and string lights overhead. Absolutely magical.”
— Mary R., North End
Mamma Maria (3 North Square, Boston)
Mamma Maria is a North End establishment located in a charming 19th-century row house. At this Italian restaurant, you’ll find fresh, locally-sourced ingredients and a great ambiance to enjoy them. What sets Mamma Maria apart from many other restaurants in the North End is its location on top of a small hill, offering a beautiful view of downtown Boston.
“Amazing outside space, plenty of room, in a beautiful part of the North End. It feels like dining out in Rome.”
— Joe A.
Mex Taqueria & Bar (500 Technology Square, Cambridge)
Head over to the taqueria and bar at Mex for Mexican food with a view of Cambridge. Chef Delio Susi Jr. drew inspiration from his architectural background to design this three-level restaurant featuring a dining room, lounge, tequila bar, terrace, and rooftop deck. Eat in style from their ground-level patio or take it upstairs where the rooftop dining is accessorized with string lighting and fire pits.
“Without a doubt Mex Taqueria & Bar in Kendall Square. They have a patio and a roof deck but the top floor is the best. My girl and I always get the small table near the fireplace.”
— Charlie M., Somerville
Mida (Multiple locations)
While Mida has patios at both their South End and Newton locations, it’s the patio at their East Boston location that stands out the most for reader AH who recommended to spot. Overlooking Boston Harbor with a beautiful view of the city’s skyline, Mida East Boston is the perfect location to enjoy modern adaptions of traditional Italian dishes. Try their rock shrimp carbonara or smoked short rib lasagna, or come to one of their wine tasting events.
Oleana (134 Hampshire St., Cambridge)
Located in Cambridge, Oleana offers “vivid flavors, aromatic spices and commitment to the freshest ingredients.” Their menu consists of Turkish and Middle Eastern cuisine, featuring locally-sourced meats, wines, and produce. Oleana’s patio is lined with ivy-covered gates for a more private feel and decorated by lights to set the mood for an evening out to dinner.
“Oleana has a patio that transports you. The exceptional food compliments the vibe beautifully. I have always had a magical experience when dining outdoors at Oleana.”
— Kate D., Everett
Peregrine (170 Charles St., Boston)
Peregrine serves food from the Italian islands of Sardinia and Sicily and also has influences from Corsica and Catalonia. The restaurant is named for the Peregrine falcon which is native to those places. The restaurant itself is designed to tell the story of what a Peregrine falcon may see on their journey, blending the traditional flavors of the Mediterranean the seasonality and traditions of New England
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Ben W. from Beacon Hill voted Peregrine the best outdoor dining experience for their nice patio.
Petit Robert Bistro (480 Columbus Ave., Boston)
Another taste of Europe in the city comes from Petit Robert Bistro in the South End, where Parisian and Gallic dishes have been served in a patio setting since 2005.
“They were doing it pre-pandemic! They followed the model of the Parisian bistro perfectly. Not to mention the food is delicious.”
— John, South End
Porter Cafe (1723 Centre St., Boston)
Porter Cafe takes a unique spin on their outdoor seating arrangements. Located near West Roxbury, Porter Cafe made the quiet space between their cafe and an ornate wall a kind of outdoor dining hallway. Lit by lamps and covered with awnings, their seating gives a cozy, quiet feel and acts as a refuge from the streets.
“They have retractable awnings to cover you from light rain or sun, plus infrared heaters to keep you warm when needed.”
— Dermot O., West Roxbury
Porto (Ring Rd., Boston)
Porto can be found on the first floor of the Pru and offers indoor and outdoor dining. Their patio is surrounded by shrubs and greenery and covered by decorative arches and lights. Porto prides itself on offering a journey to the coast of Italy and an award winning team.
“Porto has one of the best patio experiences in the city.”
— Stephanie, Chelsea
ReelHouse (Multiple locations)
ReelHouse is a harborside restaurant with locations in East Boston and Quincy that serves New England fare “with powerful flavors from around the world.” If you want to walk off your meal afterward, both restaurants offer patios located along the waterfronts of East Boston and Marina Bay, where diners can enjoy craft cocktails with beautiful views of the city.
“Best views of Boston, lots of walking paths right next to it with the Boston cityscape.”
— Ashley, Charlestown
Saltie Girl (279 Dartmouth St., Boston)
The seafood bar, which opened in 2016 and has since expanded to Los Angeles and London, offers everything from oysters to fried chicken to waffles with an array of cocktails and wine. The restaurant was inspired by Sidell’s love for the ocean after growing up on the East Coast with her dad, according to their website. “I have long been fascinated by the many ways to enjoy these fruits of the sea. Hence, ‘Saltie Girl’ reflects a way of life and a passion for eating nature’s bounty,” according to restaurant owner, Kathy Sidell.
“If you want to enjoy a crisp glass of rosé, a mouth-watering lobster roll and indulge in fresh oysters, while people-watching in the Back Bay. This is the best patio for a first date or family outing. It’s a patio to remember a specific and special Boston dining experience and make it memorable for every guest.”
— Nate B., Back Bay
Salt + Stone (463 Assembly Row, Somerville)
“Salt + Stone is the perfect place for lunch, after work drinks, dinner, brunch, and private events, dine-in or takeout.”Salt + Stone is located on Assembly Row and close to downtown Boston, they pride themselves on their vibrant atmosphere with an extensive bar and two outdoor patios. Definitely, a restaurant to keep in mind as the weather gets warmer.
Sogno (304 Cambridge Rd., Woburn)
Self-described as the place to gather with family and friends over a delicious meal, Sogno is inspired by Italian culture, history, and hospitality. Using both locally sourced and imported ingredients, Sogno offers a wide selection of cocktails, margaritas, and wines, and present dishes inspired by all different regions of Italy.
Sophia’s Grotto (22 Birch St., Roslindale)
Sophia’s Grotto has cooked up authentic Italian and Mediterranean dishes since 2005, and features a cobblestone patio tucked away inside a courtyard so you can enjoy your meal removed from the hustle and bustle of any main streets.
“They have a phenomenal outdoor patio, far from the street, which is spacious, cobblestoned, and surrounded by trees and fairy lights. The food is fantastic as well. The whole experience is a treat.”
— Anna K., Jamaica Plain
Stephanie’s on Newbury (190 Newbury St., Boston)
Stephanie’s on Newbury is located on one of Boston’s most popular streets, which makes it a great place to grab a meal during a day of shopping. The restaurant specializes in New American patio dining. Reader Preston R. from Back Bay said he appreciates that they don’t use up resident parking spaces to give a great outdoor dining experience.
Sugar Factory (101 S Market St., Boston)
Got a sweet tooth? Stop by Sugar Factory’s new Faneuil Hall location and enjoy one of their sweet shakes, sundaes, or cocktails. If you don’t want to fill up on only dessert, the novelty restaurant also serves classic dishes, such as burgers and pasta.
Sulmona (608 Main St., Cambridge)
Located in Kendall Square, Sulmona serves Italian cuisine and is open for brunch, lunch, and dinner. Named after the owners’ hometown in Italy, Sulmona offers a 30-seat bar, gorgeous family-style tables, and comfortable leather booths. Outside its large glass windows, the patio seating has picnic tables and umbrellas. Enjoy heating lamps on cooler nights.
“It has a great vibe and picnic tables.”
— Jenn S., Arlington
Temazcal (Multiple locations)
Offering elegant seating, authentic Mexican food, cocktails, and a transporting experience. The Temazacal “captures the essence of old-world Mexico with a contemporary twist,” reads their website. Their outdoor seating is fully covered and equipped with deck fans and hanging lights.
Time Out Market (401 Park Drive, Boston)
Time Out Market houses 17 distinct restaurants, with some serving up international cuisines and others providing customers with ice cream and coffee. Time Out also hosts many events, such as drink tastings and drag brunch and bingo.
“The Market has a very expansive patio so you can almost always find a seat and enjoy your meal from one of the Market’s 15 kitchens outdoors! Trillium is also located right next door so it’s fun to patio-hop.”
— Simone K., Brighton
The Dubliner (2 Center Plaza, Boston)
Whether you stop by for a drink or sit down to eat under the covered outdoor seating area, The Dubliner offers a prime location in the city to taste Irish cuisine. If you are in the mood for live music, they have that too. Check their schedule for upcoming performances.
“The Dubliner Irish Pub downtown has a new patio and beer garden. It has very cool lighting and loads of seats. If you want to sit outside and have a cocktail and not have to have food, the beer garden is great.”
— Oran M., Boston
The Fours (Multiple locations)
The Fours has two locations, one in Quincy and one in Norwell. This restaurant was voted to have one of the best outdoor dining scenes in Greater Boston for its Quincy location. They have classic wooden table seating with umbrellas in a spacious patio. “A neighborhood staple” in Quincy, The Fours has an extensive American food menu and “warm, friendly” atmosphere.
“The outdoor patio is part of a small pocket park.”
—A reader from Quincy
Union Oyster House (41 Union St., Boston)
Boasting as the oldest restaurant in the United States, the patio at this Boston mainstay was among the most recommended by readers who said they loved getting classic New England fare and taking in some historic Boston sights.
“Lovely outdoor set up with same wonderful cuisine as indoors with no worry about COVID. 5 stars!”
— Kathleen H., Middleton
“It is so charming. I love looking around and seeing the Boston skyline.”
— Kim A., Lynnfield
“The patio is set up perfectly right out front of the historic Oyster House and it’s bustling with activity, right on the Freedom Trail.”
— Greg B., Lynnfield
Urban Hearth (2263 Massachusetts Ave., Cambridge)
Urban Hearth values ingredients, craft, service, and community. “Serving creative, handcrafted food in a convivial and comfortable space is what we do best,” their website reads. Reviews rave about their hospitality and quality, from their food to their wine list, with many excited to go back.
Viale (502 Massachusetts Ave., Cambridge)
Viale serves seasonal Mediterranean dishes as well as wood-fired pizzas and pasta. Co-owners Shauna Reyburn and Greg Reeves have run the Central Square spot for the past 10 years, and plan to open new neighborhood concept Althea at 907 Main St.
“Fabulous oysters and martinis! Takes your mind off the traffic zipping by.”
— J. Greenwood
Victory Point (332 Victory Rd., Quincy)
Located in the Marina Bay neighborhood of Quincy, Victory Point opened in 2018 to visitors excited to try their “elevated” Italian dining and New England dishes. The waterfront restaurant provides customers with uncontested views of the ocean.
Washington Square Tavern (714 Washington St., Brookline)
At Washington Square Tavern, the beers and wine are free flowing, which makes it a perfect spot for a bite to eat with friends on a warm evening.
“Covered outdoor dining, heaters for every table, and great food and wine!”
— Rachel, Brookline
The Winthrop Arms (130 Grovers Ave., Winthrop)
This hotel and restaurant is a hidden gem that offers an extensive food and drink menu, according to readers. Winthrop Arms calls itself a casual dining experience offering pub tables and flatscreen TVs.
“The ambiance is a throwback in time. The outdoor dining area is steps from the ocean offering a most comfortable dining experience during late spring, summer and early fall. If the breeze is right you can smell the ocean. The ocean aroma is a great compliment to the delicious seafood dishes.”
— Bob D., Winthrop
Woods Hill Pier 4 (300 Pier 4 Blvd., Boston)
Owner Kristin Canty and Chef Charlie Foster showcase their cooking skills and promises of sustainability with Woods hill Pier 4. Dinner with a view of Boston Harbor is guaranteed when you visit the patio at this Seaport restaurant. Readerssay you can enjoy a great meal here alongside a spectacular view of the city.
“The food and drinks are excellent, especially the frosé! The patio is very roomy. I think it’s the best view in Boston looking over the water.”
— Karen, Atkinson, N.H.
“Outdoor dining at the end of Pier 4 in the Seaport. Need I say more? It feels like you are literally eating on the water. Not to mention the food is great as well, although it is not cheap. Great, special occasion spot!”
— Conor, South Boston
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