
Restaurant partners Chef Colin Lynch, Heather Kennaway Lynch, Jefferson Macklin, and Beverage Director Ryan Lotz, opened Black Lamb in July 2019. Black Lamb is the team’s love letter to the South End neighborhood. Together, Chef de Cuisine Brayan Correa and Chef Colin Lynch will present the warm hospitality he’s known for, paired with a casual, modern American menu that boasts new takes on recognizable classics. A full raw bar will provide guests with daily oyster offerings that highlights local bivalves. A thoughtful cocktail program showcases subtle riffs on the traditional, including a Dirty Martini with spice from black pepper and richness from a slick of olive oil.
Cool, upmarket brasserie offering a raw bar & elevated pub fare, plus cocktails, wine & draft beer.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 571 Tremont St, Boston, MA 02118
Phone: (617) 982-6330
Website: http://www.blacklambsouthend.com/
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Reviews
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However, the experience was ruined by one bad oyster in our plate of twelve. I immediately spat it out, but the awful smell lingered in my mouth for a long time. Luckily, it was the last one we ate, and the other eleven were fine.
When I informed the server, his response was simply “oh, sorry,” which felt dismissive. We weren’t expecting a refund, but spoiled seafood is a serious issue and should be handled with more concern. Food safety matters, and unfortunately, this left a bad impression. Never again.
Regarding the bill, I don’t have any complaints about the food, but I found the 4% administration fee added to the total bill alongside the tip a bit puzzling. It feels like an additional tax on top of federal and state taxes. While I understand the need to cover costs, it might have been simpler to adjust the selling price instead of introducing this additional fee at the end. I suspect they’re trying to convey that the price hasn’t been increased by tacking on extra fees, but it’s something to keep in mind when settling the bill, as this 4% also factors into the overall tip percentage paid.
I couldn’t find the reply option so I’ll just comment on here. I’m not from Boston but for a person who lived in Canada for some time, tipping is a norm which I get it. But adding some additional fee like this means that the kitchen staff was kept being underpaid. This adm fee is like a band-aid way of using customers’ money to pay for their underpaid staff. During the pandemic, the Quebec gov was compensating 4-8% more to health workers in private and public sector to cover those gaps. Hopefully, the gov here would do something with the minimum wage so people wouldn’t just rely on those surcharges to cover the cost.
We love you Kevin! Also, the cheeseburger was delicious. And the oysters, too