Union Oyster House
Has anyone recently been to the Union Oyster House in Boston for lunch? This week (Restaurant Week) they have a 3 course lunch special for $20.07 per person (not including tax, tip and beverage). I have never been to the Union Oyster House. Is their food good and worth the $20.07 lunch special? Any information would be appreciated.
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The Union Oyster House does have great atmosphere -- it's the oldest continuously-operating restaurant in the US -- but I too suggest that you only actually eat raw oysters, and only while sitting at the first-floor raw bar where you can see them shucked in front of you. Otherwise, the food is dreary, overpriced tourist-trap fare, some of it disgusting.
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Love it! On a recent trip to Boston, had lunch at Legal Seafoods - ho hum and expensive and I coulda been anywhere in the US. After a long walk around the city, we went to Union Oyster and were treated like Kings (and Queens). Da chowdah, da oystahs, da broile fish ... even da climb up da stairs ... I ONLY could have been in one place - da Oystah House. We will go back!
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It's been a few years since I've gone - we brought some friends from out of town there for lobster, steamers, etc. It was very good - which, we all know as long as the food is fresh, is hard th mess up steamed seafood. The waitress was fun - been there 25 years, served our food w/ side of 'crust", so to speak. We didnt order anything fancy, but for simply prepared steamers and lobsters, I'd go back there.
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