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10, Bosworth Street, 02108, Boston, Suffolk County, US United States
contacts phone: +1 617-422-0004
website: www.marliave.com
larger map & directionsLatitude: 42.356858, Longitude: -71.060276
Adrienne Roberts
::I would come here again for oysters and appetizers only. We got the Sunday Gravy and Beef Wellington and they were only OK. The steak knife I was provided for the Wellington was so dull that that I succeeded in shredding my steak/pastry into bits. The apps we got were the mussels and escargots and they were tasty! The service was OK, we also had to wait 25 minutes for a table despite having a reservation. Again, I would come back for a more informal drinks/apps type of thing after work!
Anwar Khan
::Came here for dinner. This is an ok restaurant. I didn't find anything special about the place. Neither food wise nor decor. Service was about average. The cocktails were nothing to write home about but did seem a little pricier as compared to other restaurants in the same category. Your mileage may vary. There are better choices to select from in Boston.
Jeffrey Ashenbach
::Seated recommends this place as an excellent spot for drinks and a nice date night meal, and I couldn't agree more. The food was exceptional. I would highly recommend!
Paola Munoz
::I made a reservation for 2 on a Friday night and once we arrived we were seated right away. We got offered a window seat which was very nice and the overall service was great. We got cocktails(Boston tea party), appetizers( mac and cheese, and escargot) and entres (steak, and scampi), all were very delicious. Will definitely be back.
Mahala Burn
::Delightful ambiance, some of the best cocktails in the city, and you leave feeling truly well-fed. Make reservations, as even the bar begins to fill early and it is terribly difficult to get a seat. If you're around at lunch, be aware they have a lovely little espresso bar downstairs were you can get $1 slices, $6 sandwiches, and really well brewed Counter Culture coffee.