75 Chestnut

A quaint spot to grab a casual bite in Beacon Hill. Love that it's a little off the beaten path for a quieter dining experience. Sit outside if you can!My sister and I swung by for dinner on a Saturday, and managed to snag a table outside. For drinks I went with the Beachy Strawberry Bourbon Smash, which is composed of Woodinville bourbon, lemon juice, simple syrup, REAL strawberry puree, mint, and soda water. Yum! Of course I ordered a second.We wanted something more substantial than a salad for dinner, so we both went with the Flatbread Pizza ($22.9). We were able to adjust the toppings to make it plant-based--thank you for being flexible! The flatbread comes with arugula pesto, prosciutto, grilled peaches, caramelized onions, Vermont goat cheese and balsamic reduction, so we nixed the prosciutto and cheese, then added fresh arugula to the top. I enjoyed it enough, although the crust could have been a little more tender, and the peaches a tad sweeter.Service was decent and overall this was a very pleasant dining experience. I'd come back for a cocktail, and perhaps a salad for a lighter meal.

Pretty good. Excellent service, decent food that won't blow you away. We had a the Mediterranean plate and two salads.Warm bread brought to the table (it's amazing how such a small thing can really elevate a restaurant) Salads were decent, nothing noteworthy, the lettuce could be chopped a bit more thoroughly. Large leafs of lettuce were a bit challenging to eat without making a mess. Med plate was very good - would get again Fun lunch spot in a great area.

So happy to have found this restaurant while staying in Beacon Hill. It's located on a cute residential street. This is the only restaurant on this block. It's a quiet location with very little street traffic. We chose to sit outside on a beautiful night. The staff is so friendly. We had a child with us and asked for his food first. They were wonderful to accommodate us. The menu is so expansive with wonderful seasonal offerings. It was hard to decide on what to order but we kept it basic. I had an Aperol to start and it was so refreshing. I ordered the Meyer lemon chicken and hubs had the beef tenderloin au poivre. My husband is a butcher and very picky about his meat. He said this was one of the best cuts he's had at a restaurant. This man devoured his meal! My Meyer lemon chicken was just divine. The chicken was cooked perfectly and the flavors incredible. It came with baby potatoes and string beans that were just cooked and salted perfectly. Pricing in my opinion was very reasonable. Not expensive at all. I'd love to come back and try some other things on their menu!

The staff were very friendly and helpful, we enjoyed the summer three course dinner special, and the food was excellent

Food: Crab Cakes ($24) - solid quality, nice that there were not any shell bits in there, roasted red pepper coulis and chipotle aioli sauce on the side was a nice combo of savory and spicy to complement the crab cakes, cucumber salad on the side was a refreshing way to complement the crab cakes as wellStuffed French Toast with raspberry preserves ($20)- pretty good, good amount of tasty raspberry preserves in there along with the mascarpone cheese, toast could've been a bit fluffier though, bacon on the side was normal but a bit too crispy for meAtmosphere: Classic American restaurant vibes with a bar area and decent amount of other table seating, pretty nice spaceService: Okay service speed, pretty friendly waiter, no wait for a weekend brunchOverall: Pretty good American brunch spot, slightly on the pricier side but not bad

One of Bostons hidden gems! Located just off of the Boston Commons, 75 Chestnut is a go-to! Easy to walk from the Charles River Esplanade, or take the T and walk over. Parking my be difficult, as it is located in a smaller back street in a busy area - but trust me, it's worth it! We made a reservation for Sunday brunch the morning of. Quick sit-down time. I love a good Sunday brunch and they did not disappoint! Went for a classic American Breakfast with eggs and an English muffin, delicious! Chicken and waffles would probably be my go-to next time. The brunch menu had both breakfast and lunch with a variety of drinks. A pet-peeve of mine is when restaurants don't serve espresso - but 75 Chestnut had a great cappuccino. The decor was fall-themed. It's a quaint, local spot that I would highly recommend for anyone coming to visit Boston. Service is fast, reservations are easy to make. Love it!

This is a darling restaurant! We were actually on a business dinner, but I would also highly recommend for a date or night with friends - very cosy with awesome ambiance. Everyone was really friendly and helpful. The food was fab! And the pre-fixe meal was delicious and great value for money. Highly recommend.

We came to celebrate our son's birthday. The service was fabulous! Everyone was friendly and quick to please. My filet was the best I have ever had! Amie the hostess/manager was soooo kind. I totally recommend 75 on Chesnut!

Great little brunch spot. Quiet and out of the way in a sweet little neighborhood. Kind of congested and limited parking. Staff was very nice and not pretentious. We had three in our party. We all enjoyed our food. Crabcakes could have been crispier. But they were tasty. My husband enjoyed his steak bowl with a generous portion of steak. Polenta fries were crispy and delicious. Would recommend this place for sure.

I want to love this neighborhood spot, but it's just so overpriced and underwhelming. The food is good, but nothing special. Menu is too long - they need to pick fewer options so they can execute better. Cocktails menu is not inspiring.