
Boqueria Seaport is a waterfront Spanish restaurant in Boston’s Seaport District serving authentic Spanish food, paella, and shareable tapas. Located near the ICA and Boston Convention Center, this vibrant restaurant is perfect for happy hour, group dining, and a scenic date night. Enjoy sangría, craft cocktails, and classic tapas in a lively Barcelona-inspired setting.
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Address: 25 Thomson Pl, Boston, MA 02210
Phone: (857) 491-0857
Website: https://boqueriarestaurant.com/location/bos-seaport/?utm_source=organic&utm_medium=gmb
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What truly transported us back to Spain was the food. The ingredients tasted incredibly authentic and fresh, and every dish reflected that quality. We especially enjoyed the Patatas Bravas and the Crispy Calamari, both perfectly prepared and full of flavour. The Seafood Paella was also on par with the ones we had in Spain. The seafood was cooked to perfection and the flavours were outstanding. It was absolutely worth the 45 minute wait.
We also tried the Gambas Al Ajillo, which unfortunately we could not consume. It tasted nothing like how the dish should and had an extremely bitter flavour that was off putting, so we would not order this again.
The customer service was great and everyone we interacted with was very friendly and attentive, which made the overall experience even more enjoyable.
Aside from that one dish, this was a standout dining experience during our trip, and we look forward to returning to try more items on the menu.
Service: Tapas were pretty fast! Service was good. No complaints.
Ambiance: SO clean inside! Bathrooms were super clean, lots of space to put coats and stuff too. Loved the interior design as well.
The vibe is cozy and elegant, the whole restaurant already smells like top-notch fried goodness, and most importantly, the server who took care of me was beyond amazing and warm.
I accidentally spilled my drink, and she immediately brought me new side breads and a drink refill. When I was finishing up, I was even treated with churros on the house. Sorry I didn’t catch her name, but I genuinely wish her all the best and hope she knows how much her kindness was appreciated.
The food itself was such a treat—everything was cooked to perfection. I especially recommend the gambas, with just the right amount of oil and perfectly crispy side bread. The Brussels sprouts with raisins were also very satisfying. Lastly the house signature margarita tasted light but hit strong in a delightful way.
The only small suggestion I have is that I’d love to see a bit more sour or spicy flavor somewhere in between to add an extra bold layer. But that’s more of an A to A+ comment.
Ty for the feast, and I would definitely revisit to try out more tapas and the paella.
Sometimes restaurants aren’t welcoming to babies and strollers but everyone here was extremely friendly and accommodated us in a spot we would be comfortable. They greeted the babe and we felt very at ease about it.
On top of it being beautiful inside, the food is FANTASTIC. We all ordered a bunch of plates and shared. We left very satisfied. The cocktail and wine selection was lovely.
We will definitely be returning and would recommend to anyone who looking for a place go eat in seaport.
I’ve had the fortune of traveling to Spain a few times in the last 4 years, becoming friends with locals, and delving a bit into their gastronomical culture and delights.
If you’re looking for the best Spanish food, your best bet is to go to Spain, but Boqueria comes pretty damn close!
Right off the bat, classic Spanish tapas like ham croquettes, patatas bravas, Iberian ham, spanish tortilla, and pan con tomate stand out.
Aside from traditional tapas, they offer a variety of other options that pay homage to spanish cuisine with a little added twist: this is something I personally appreciate.
I opened with a Parra Jiménez orange wine, and some truffle goat cheese.
Then, I moved on to an order of patatas bravas, crispy brussel sprouts glazed with an Iberian ham vinaigrette, ham croquettes, beef and pork albóndigas (meatballs, AMAZING), accompanied by a glass of Cesca Vicent, a grenache, cab, and merlot blend from the Catalonian region of Priorat.
Delightful and fantastic! The Spanish generally pair their wine with food, and this wine was the perfect compliment for the dishes I ordered.
Everything was delicious. Additionally, the staff was SUPER friendly and kind. Thanks you guys for such a great dinner experience! I’ll be back next time I’m in Boston.