late lunch after flower show

[momoftwo]

The flower show this year is at the Seaport. I am pretty unfamiliar with this area. Timing-wise we will probably finish up around 2 so will be looking for a place to grab a bite and a beer nearby if possible, Once we pay for parking wouldn't want to move and pay again. Of course if there's free parking that's ok too.
Thanks,

[bostondiner]

I second Lucky's- decent pub grub and from what I can recall, they have a decent selection of beers. Also, I'm not sure if it is open on Saturdays but I also like the Fort Point Channel Cafe on Summer Street.
If you are looking for dessert, Flour Bakery is on Farnsworth (right near Lucky's).

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Flour Bakery + Cafe
12 Farnsworth St, Boston, MA

[Albie]

Yankee Lobster does have beer. Jerry Remy's is now open. Tamo in the Seaport Hotel is also a decent option for a drink and a bite.

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Yankee Lobster
300 Northern Ave, Boston, MA

[C. Hamster]

Where is Remy's?

[Fort Point]

It is in the new building that replaced Jimmy's; across from Legal Test Kitchen.

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Legal Test Kitchen
12 Harborside Dr, Boston, MA 02128

[C. Hamster]

TNX

[Fort Point]

There is also a cafe at the Institute of Contempory Art which you can eat at without paying for admission. Interesting building right on the waterfront.

[5thAndNowhere]

It's a Wolfgang Puck Express Café. Ate there once out of necessity. Not very good. But it is a great building. Great view of the harbor from the second floor exhibition hall.

Have any of the newly promised places in Fan Pier opened?

Missed the beer part. No beer at Flour, not sure about Yankee Lobster.

[C. Hamster]

Drydock Cafe is very good, although unadorned.

Not sure if they are open on weekends.

[C. Hamster]

Barlows is nearby.

Salvatore's (I've not been)

[Eatin in Woostah]

Legal Test Kitchen sounds like it would fit the bill.

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Legal Test Kitchen
12 Harborside Dr, Boston, MA 02128

[5thAndNowhere]

Lucky's Lounge has good food. There is no sign but it's at the corner of Congress and A Street.
LTK is decent. But don't expect the creative cuisine they promise. It is basically a Legals with a bit more of a lounge atmosphere.
The infamous No Name restaurant. I've never been.
There is a Daily Catch in the courthouse building near the Barking Crab. The North End outpost is admittedly better but it's good.
I think Salvatores is open for lunch too. Good pizza and pastas.
Yankee Lobster (just beyond the BOA) for no frills fish market seafood.
Sel de La Terre at Long Wharf walkable.
Disagree about Flour. Good sandwiches and great sweets.

Only places I can think of to really avoid are Whiskey Priest, Barking Crab, Blue Wave and Atlantic Beer Garden.

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Yankee Lobster
300 Northern Ave, Boston, MA

Lucky's Lounge
355 Congress Street, Boston, MA 02210

No Name Restaurant
151-2 Fish Pier, Boston, MA 02210

[barleywino]

if you end up at Lucky's, avoid the "kobe" burger, which was exceptionally bad the one time I went

[barleywino]

Sportello is open until 2:30pm for lunch I believe. I'm not sure whether they have beer or not, though.

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Sportello
348 Congress Street, Boston, MA 02110

[Jenny Ondioline]

Good luck with that. There's basically nothing whatsoever of interest nearby, I'm afraid. The only thing I can think of is that little outpost of Flour, but I've found I don't like that one nearly as much as the one in the South End.

We're taking the silver line to the Seaport from South Station, and on our way back, we're walking from SS to Chinatown.