Menu prides itself on great seafood. While you might be tempted to make a meal of the truffledtater tots, it'd mean missing the tender 100 Day Aged Ribeye. Read more
I had my wife and son here and I have to say the rib eye steak was the best I have ever eaten. My son and I split the steak and swordfish with the hash browns. Oh my god!
Perfectly prepared American fare. VERY attentive service. Beautiful surroundings reminiscent of an Old Boston club. And on bitter cold winter night, the valet service at the door is a God Send!
Classic vibe, excellent and non-pretentious service and best steak in Boston period. Dry aged 14oz New York prime is my favorite and the tots are surprisingly lite.
Devra First recommends: Crab cake, 100-day aged rib eye, Kobe cap steak, Maine lobster, mac and cheese, coconut cake (a towering slice, with moist, fragrant, almost macaroon-like layers) Read more
Fabulous. Convenient valet parking right in front. Servers are A+. Spectacular food. I especially enjoyed it as my office (Magic 106.7) was right above the restaurant on the 2nd floor in the 90's.
This is my must go spot every time I visit Boston. My move is always the 100 day aged ribeye & double up on the seafoodappetizers. Why? Because these guys do a great job on both.
The aged ribeye is delightful and the coconut cake is to die for! Great service, warm atmosphere and a beautiful decor that will take you back in time. 10/10, would recommend!
Fantastic steaks. Best servers in Boston. There is a reason this place keeps making the Best of Boston lists. Try the 100 day aged prime ribeye. The potatotots are awesome too.
This Boston steak and seafood experience is a five minute walk from the Revere Hotel Boston Common. Dark woods, white table linen and brass accents set the tone for an excellent dining experience.
Excellent service, excellent food. Oysters, New England clam chowder, 100-day aged ribeye, English peas ... all were liked by our crowd. 2nd time here and will be back.
Ambience was fantastic! Lots of mahogany, snooty suits and uniqueness. However, while the food was great, service was below par for an expensivesteakhouse. Try the lamb chops or grass-fed filet.
Conventional wisdom suggests avoiding chicken dishes at steakhouses, but the Brick Pressed Chicken here is fantastic. The Valrhona ChocolateLayer Cake is also obscenely delicious.
The Kobe beef is probably the best steak i ever had. Forget the ribeye and try the Kobe beef! although quietexpensive it is definetely worth the price (62$)...
Want to impress some hungry carnivores? Take them to this topnotch steakhouse for dry-aged sirloin. Loud and masculine, it offers some of the best cuts in town. Read more
Steak lovers extol the rib-eye for the deep marbling and for the cap (or deckle), a lobe of muscle so succulent that it often gets saved for the last bites. Read more
(Best of Boston 2013-STEAK HOUSE) Improper Bostonian says, "The grande dame of steal houses turns 30 this year, but she hardly feels over-the-hill. Classic service..."
Like most steakhouses, Grill 23 is full of mahogany, martinis, and expensive suits. Unlike at most steakhouses, the food is actually worth the ridiculous prices. Read more