Zazibar

The food was spectacular. By far, the best lobster Mac n cheese I've ever had. So much lobster. And the Mac n cheese bake was just right. I'm not a fan of sweet sauces, but the pineapple wings were so good mixed with some spicy sauce they gave me. Chefs kiss! Also the drinks were so good. I had a Moscow Mule and the bartender put his foot in it. I am from Miami and didn't have anywhere to go in the area after I attended BAMS Fest. They were open and I'm so glad I went. I'm going to try and go again before my vacation ends.

Drinks and service are quite nice, but it's really hard to justify the $23/drink price tag. The place doesn't have a full liquor license, only cordial and there is no real ambiance. It's located in a lobby.To be clear, I do like it! But there's better bars in the Seaport for your dollar and I don't see myself going out of my way to come here.

Zaz never disappoints food wise. The lobster Mac and cheese was really good. Plus let's give it up for the actual nice sized chunks of lobster they put in there. Not skimpy at all! The Jack fruit empanadas were also good (vegetarian friendly). lychee Me please (first drink shown) was really good (I substituted tequila for the vodka of course ‍). The Promise Me Lychee is a mock tail and was also good. Presentation on all the dishes 9/10! Definitely would go back. Only downside is the location. I can't believe they put ZaziBar in the hallway This restaurant/bar stop deserves its own brick and mortar business.

Came for a quick drink while I was waiting for my movie to start at the Alamo. It felt a bit pricey for what you get and the ambience but feels like this is how it is in Seaport. However, service was quick.

For a bar that's located in a lobby of a small shopping plaza, this place is a VIBE. You walk in and see lululemon and an escalator up to bar games, but underneath that escalator is Zazibar. At first it was just a pit stop for us, but the drinks were great, music was my taste (RnB), and the bartenders were attentive and cool -- so our pit stop became the destination. We tried the lychee/rose water cocktail, lavender cocktail, and then I asked the bartender if she had anything that wasn't too sweet, and she made a drink up on the spot. We also got the chips & dip, which was topped with lobster. It was very filling & rich. I have to say, pricing was pricey. It was $23 per drink, but being in seaport we should have known that, that's basically the standard cocktail price in this area. Overall, I'd recommend checking this bar out. It is a nice place to get drinks, apps, and start the night.

ZaZiBar is nestled beneath the escalator creating an inviting and open atmosphere making great use of the space. Upon entering, the hostess thoughtfully guided me to the coziest spot at the bar, shielding me from the Boston chill whenever the door swung open.The menu is limited but delicious. The lobster Mac and Cheese featured generous lobster pieces. The coconut shrimp, complemented by a spicy side sauce, was bursting with flavor. ZaZiBar has visually and tastefully appealing drinks. Although the music was loud, it didn't overpower conversations. I would have enjoyed a TV to watch the Celtics game. Overall, my experience at ZaZiBar was enjoyable, and I look forward to returning when the weather is a bit warmer.

As a former Seaport resident, I wish ZaZiBar had been here when I lived there. It lives on the ground floor of the building that has Kings and Flight Club in it. I've been multiple times now, and if you walk in at a quiet time, it's a chill establishment, and if you come in when the music is going, best believe the vibes will be vibing! One thing I enjoy about ZaZiBar is that the cocktails are inventive. Yes, they are Seaport priced, but that is to be expected given the location. My favorite is the Lychee Me Please, which has a noticeable but not overpowering lychee flavor that goes very nicely with the Grey Goose. The Zazi Lada is a particularly beautiful drink that comes adorned with fruit and flowers. They really make you feel like you've having something special.On the food side: The food menu is limited but thoughtfully created. I'm leaning more and more into vegan dishes these days, and the vegan sliders are exceptional. I don't think I've ever called anyone's sliders exceptional (LOL), but they are! There are also Halal Beef Sliders, which carry much more of a flavor punch than their size would suggest. The smoked pineapple wings are also great. The first time I came here, the bartenders (who are all super nice--it honestly feels like a friendly, Southern vibe, except it's largely a Caribbean one!) grabbed fruit-shaped shakers, and so did we, and everyone started making music. It was such a fun moment that's difficult to capture adequately in words, but that's when I know that this place was something special. It's wonderful to have a Black-owned establishment in Seaport. I hope ZaZiBar will stay here for many years to come!

Awesome experience. We found this spot on yelp and it was a bit challenging to find the actual cocktail bar as there are multiple venues in the building and the signage on the street is confusing. When we found it we were greeted by a wonderful bartender/mixologist Nancy. She treated us like royalty and we felt blessed to have her taking care of us. The cocktails were absolutely gorgeous and delicious in every way. Definitely check this place out, well worth a visit. We didn't try the food that day but the chef was super friendly and creative.

A great experience. The drinks are spectacular, well made. All the bartenders are cool. FYI the food is tapas style, so everything is small plates but things like fries and wings. The food is very good but if you are looking for a hearty meal, be prepared to spend more.Overall great for drinks.

Decided to check this place out last week and initially had trouble figuring out where exactly it was located. It is inside by the elevators to King's bowling and next to the Lululemon, which did throw me off a little. Something I noticed was that there are a lot of people who walk in and out of the building and it's set in the middle of the two entrances, so with that being said, it was not the most well heated place because of the cold air entering constantly from both door entrances. I ordered the ginger teriyaki salmon and a guava mojito. My friends had the coco shrimp, jerk chicken burger, and paloma picante cocktail. We all ordered the grey goose strawberry lemongrass to try, as well. Overall, the food was all right. Presentation wise, it's cute but I would say it is a bit impractical especially for my entreé. The platter my food was presented on was much smaller than the one used for the chicken sandwich. I found it difficult to eat my food without making a mess and had to use one of the appetizer plates to transfer, then eat from. I will say though that the mango salsa sauce complimented the salmon very well, however, it was a hassle to eat and enjoy my meal. The strawberry lemongrass vodka shot was smooth and the guava mojito was tasty! It tasted like real guava. Two of my friends had the paloma picante, rated it 3/5. This drink has a gingery taste, which isn't noted on the menu description. Our server was very kind and attentive. She was helpful with order suggestions. I would definitely come back for the guava mojito, but most likely not sit down for a meal again. Menu items are a bit pricey for what you get in my opinion, then again it is located right on Seaport Blvd.