Saltie Girl

On to the next one. Boston had way too much good seafood, fr. But my favorite Lobstah Roll hands down was at Saltie Girl. Oooh ‍ I was a little confused though cause I got so many recommendations for the "Gloucester" Lobster Roll but no one knew what that was so. Without further ado. New England Lobster Roll - Yo! Loaded up, and I mean loaded, with Claw, Knuckle and Tail, served up on a perfectly Toasted Buttered Bun, dressed up with a Beurre Blac, this was it yo. Trust me, try it if you're ever there. Absolutely a must for me. I can't preach enough. Blue Hill Bay Moules Frite - For those who know me, it's one of my favorite French dishes. So I had to. And I'm glad I did, Fresh Bay Mussels, cooked in an amazing Broth of White Wine, Garlic, Butter, Lemon and Herbs, served with a side of Parmesan Fries, drooool Ive had this dish a lot, even in Paris, and Saltie Girl delivered. Super yum!Call it what you want, this was more my environment. Super vibey, music was in point, vibrant, designed nicely, I would absolutely go back. Aside from all that, this was one of my favorite places I ate at. Give it a go, it lives up to the hype and beyond. Salud!IG - #The_Gifted_Gazstro

This place came highly recommended, and overall it was a good experience What I ordered:Grapefruit cocktail: Didn't really enjoy it as much because it was too sweet but that might just be personal preferenceOysters: Good!Clams: The ones I had were quite fishyLobster roll + salt & vinegar chips: The lobster roll was delicious! It was served hot with warm, buttery lobster chunks, and the salt & vinegar chips helped cut through the richness. A nice balance

Came here on a weekday evening as a group of 4 and it was pretty busy. Definitely recommend making a reservation to be seated quickly. We ordered the grande seafood tower to start. It was the perfect appetizer for a group of 4. Oysters and lobster salad were amazing! The table was a bit small for 4 with the tower and drinks. The mains also started to come out before we finished the tower. For mains, we did family style and shared a bucatini (favorite dish of the night), clam chowder, and mussels. Cocktails were average.

Came here for dinner with my husband, we sat on the patio and it was super nice. We ordered a number of dishes to share - all were very tasty!Oysters - Very fresh, highly recommendCashew Shrimp - Very flavorful, great portion side; but a bit in the heavier sideStake Tartar - Prepared perfectly and had lots of texture and seasoned wellCalm Chowder - Absolutely loved it, on the lighter side and it was delicious

Stopped in for lunch after a little shopping and we had a wonderful experience. They service was great and the restaurant was quite full! Many different dining experiences available from outdoor on the street, a fun more casual oyster bar experience, and also a fancier lounge bar area along with a regular dining room. We sat in the regular dining room and had a great time. we had everything from the clam chowder with clams on top, whole belly, fried clams, heirloom, tomato salad and a lobster roll! Even the kids cheeseburger was good. Definitely a great restaurant in the area to eat at perfect for lunch or a dinner.

What an adorable restaurant. In a great location on Newbury Street which makes it so convenient to stop in to eat after a day of wandering and shopping. The interior is decorated very nicely and has a nice vibe. Our server seemed a bit overwhelmed but was kind and helpful. For food, we had the yellowtail (delicious), one of the tinned salmon options, lump crab toast (probably my fav thing we ate here), lobster&corn bucatini (ok, wouldn't order again) & the lobster roll (very good but not the best I've had as some claim). Would certainly come again when in the area!

I love to come here every time i visit Boston. Food is delicious. My favorite dish is the escargot. Drinks are very creative and tasty. The location is perfect for traveler who wants to have a nice brunch and look through scenery of Boston city's vibe. One star deducted for the service. It could've been better.

Had an awesome lunch at Saltie Girl! Luckily we were able to get a table without a reservation but even at this time the place was quite busy. We started with a half dozen oysters which were very good. Got some from Maine and Canada to try the flavors of the north. For my entree I ordered the hot buttered lobster roll, which came with their own Saltie Girl chips. The meal was goooooood. I usually prefer a cold lobster roll with mayo but I was pleasantly surprised with this one. The interior is also very chic making this a good spot for a girls day brunch or a date night! Service was also good and our waiter kept checking in with us to make sure we were good! Glad I discovered this place on Newbury St.

Saltie Girl was the best meal we had while visiting Boston. The ambiance, service, food, and drinks hit all the right notes and I highly recommend adding this place to your list the next time you visit. Reservations are highly recommended! I reserved a few days before and was able to snag a spot at the bar at 2:15pm. Later than we'd normally eat but this is why reservations are needed. The hubby and I had a few drinks and then ordered a variety of different dishes. We started with the warm bread, sea salt and butter which was crusty and good. Next came the clam chowder which was the BEST I'VE EVER HAD. Then the fish and chips which was crispy, meaty, and damn good, then the lump crab toast which was bougie and so yummy. We didn't finish it all, but I can tell you my bowl of chowder was licked clean and the fish and chips were devoured.

So delicious!I stopped by for a work dinner. Musts: lobster roll and clam chowder (colleagues loved it), truffle fries, halibut, pistachio tiramisu Skip: the salads were very average, bread was just okayService was slowwwwww so be ready for it. Ambience was wonderful! I will be back