
Coterie Brasserie at Four Seasons Boston is an elegant dining destination on Boylston Street, offering a refined blend of New England classics with French flair. Perfect for lunch, dinner, or a leisurely meal, this brasserie features park views and a sophisticated menu, complemented by botanical-inspired cocktails. Located in the heart of Boston, Coterie stands out among restaurants on Boylston Street for its exceptional service and unforgettable dining experience. Whether you’re catching up over a mid-day bite, savoring an elegant evening meal, or exploring Boston’s brasserie scene, Coterie Brasserie promises standout dishes, vibrant flavors, and a welcoming ambiance that captures the essence of Boston dining.
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It was early, so it was quiet with soft music playing in the background
The staff were very nice and very accommodating.
Decor was very nice.
The drinks were delicious. Pictured drinks are the Hemingway daiquiri, the Berry Me mocktail and the Cosmo.
Also pictured are complementary truffle chips.
I had a great time and will be back next time I visit Boston!
Food was excellent. Service was a miss. Totally.
Server rhythm was off and he was clearly and consistently inattentive. Two timing examples: (1) empty restaurant, he didn’t get our beverages to us until the meal was 25% complete (2) asked if “everything is ok with meal” after we finished. Failed to check in if we needed additional condiments as example, if meat was cooked properly, or to refill
Empty glasses and
Service was not refined. Bread plate cleared before bread was eaten, without asking. Utensils cleared after appetizer, and not replaced. Dinner was served, and the runner literally ran away, leaving us without utensils to dine.
Server lacked interest in a human connection.
I understand there are real and bigger problems in the world, I also recognize that Four Seasons brand is a promise and they missed. I always consider my experiences at Four Seasons around the world to be memorable. In large part, it is the team that makes it great.
No need to return.
We had 3 vegetarians in our party. When we looked at Coterie’s website, we saw a couple of nice options for Vegetarian meals, however upon arriving, we learned that the online menu was incorrect. After being handed our menus, we realized amongst ourselves, we all had a different menu. It turned out that each of our menus was wrong. The waiter had a difficult time finding 4 current menus to give us. The current menu did not offer anything for vegetarians besides the lab created vegan meat. I ended up ordering a bowl of pasta with red sauce for over $40. It was essentially a kids pasta dish. My parents Martinis were also made poorly.
I had wanted to treat my parents to a special dining experience and instead it was rushed, disorganized and over priced for what the food actually was.
I never take the time to write a bad review. I typically only leave 5 star reviews as I appreciate how hard it is to run a restaurant. However, in this case, I feel like Four Seasons Boston could do better. I hope they make some changes to this restaurant.
The signature cocktails also all heavily feature botanicals and the price reflects it at 22$ each.
I had the Destruction of tea which was delightful. A spring red/tangerine concoction served in a beautiful china tea cup with a large block of ice. The bartender poured the “tea” from a purple tea pot with gold edges.
The drink itself was refreshing and light on your pallette despite having a gin base along with prosecco. Makes me yearn for spring again. Worth the 22$.
Crowd on the night was mostly older folks. Not surprised given that the four seasons isn’t exactly affordable.