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Ambiance can only be caught in warm waters, so Boston's not a good area to find it.
I'd recommend St. Bart's for the best; they do an Ambiance with capers and lemon butter that's out of this world.
(Sorry, long day. Kingfish Hall in Quincy Market is actually quite good, although it gets some grief on this site. Daily Catch in the North End is really good for shellfish and pasta, although it's tiny and the ambiance consists of your food being served in the pan it was cooked in. Neptune Oyster, also in the North End, is one of the best restaurants in the city, IMO.)
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Call me nuts, but I find the ambience at Anthony's Pier 4 to be quite charming. Something about the water damaged drop ceiling and the grandparently service...
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Drawing a blank on the seafood restaurant in Kendall Square...
Almansa, what's Mare like? Never been...
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re: lemiller610
There was a pretty good thread about Blue Room's brunch about a month ago:
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re: lemiller610
Hey, I'll admit it - I've never been either. But I hear it has a nice ambience and decent food, and it is a seafood restaurant. I forgot about Neptune - excellent choice. I don't think the ambience at Great Bay, B&G (unless outside), Legal's or Oceanaire is particularly inviting.
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re: lemiller610
A couple of us recently wrote RW reviews of Mare, very good, organic seafood I think is how they bill themselves. Atmosphere is very not North End.
I also thought of Kingfish Hall which has gotten too pricey but is usually dependable. And Azure where I've had both great and fine meals. In the Hotel Eliott, comfy dark atmosphere, and City Bar is a fun place across the lobby.
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