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Booked 51 times todayWe had a very yummy dinner there and perfect weather and setting! I would highly recommend and go back next time I"m in Newport! Great service as well. More
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We enjoyed our anniversary dinner at Strega Waterfront. The atmosphere was great. The food and service were terrific. More
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This was my second time here and my guest and I both had a marvelous time. The chefs tasting menu is excellent and if I lived in Boston I would go every week! The only difference was service was a bit slower even though the restaurant wasn’t very busy and it was a Thursday night. Staff was friendly and helpful as usual. More
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the staff was so considerate about making sure my mom who cannot day gluten was able to have many options! very nice place, kind of expensive, but worth it. More
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Beantown, dubbed for the baked beans that put the city on the map, is about far more than beans these days. Local restaurants channel the region’s farm-to-table traditions and celebrate the iconic seafood of New England’s coast—no trip to the region is complete without a proper lobster (pronounced “lob-stah,” steamed and served with butter and corn on-the-cob), freshly shucked oysters, fried clams—you name it. Hometown to a handful of internationally influential female restaurateurs and the inimitable legacy of Julia Child, who called Cambridge home, Boston will always be a city where liberal sensibilities meet a global approach, in politics and on the plate.
Discover Boston
Beantown, dubbed for the baked beans that put the city on the map, is about far more than beans these days. Local restaurants channel the region’s farm-to-table traditions and celebrate the iconic seafood of New England’s coast—no trip to the region is complete without a proper lobster (pronounced “lob-stah,” steamed and served with butter and corn on-the-cob), freshly shucked oysters, fried clams—you name it. Hometown to a handful of internationally influential female restaurateurs and the inimitable legacy of Julia Child, who called Cambridge home, Boston will always be a city where liberal sensibilities meet a global approach, in politics and on the plate.
