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chowcito
Aug 27, 2010 06:34 AM
Any suggestions on the topic above or are we out of luck for lunch in this area?
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re: chowcito
i've had decent (and reasonably priced, unlike BG) lobster rolls at Miel or Rumba in the Intercontinental. They also have oysters apparently. for a better beer selection, try Jacob Wirth (although they are more sausage oriented than seafood).
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Jacob Wirth Restaurant
31 Stuart St, Boston, MA 02116
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re: chowcito
j hook and daily catch (in the courthouse bldg) are both in that general area. i haven't been to either and don't know if either is open on sunday. the barking crab is also over there, but has received pretty bad press on this board.
other, non-seafood, options are sportello & flour bakery. dunno about sunday hours.
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re: autopi
Both are open Sunday's. I love Hook's but the only things you can order are lobster/crab rolls, clam chowder/lobster bisque and they'll steam you a lobster. No wine/beer but maybe you can byo . There are a few picnic tables.
I'm not a huge fan of Yankee Lobster but if you can live without the good wine and settle for poor wine and decent beer, you can get a good meal in a very casual atmosphere at reasonable prices. It's a way different vein than B&G but fresh seafood and is just south of Comm Pier. As much a fish market as restaurant with communal tables.
I primarily "use" it as a chowder stop during bike rides..:)
Upscale, second Miel or SDLT.
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Yankee Lobster
300 Northern Ave, Boston, MA
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