

Porto is a Coastal Mediterranean Restaurant by Chef Jody Adams and Restauranteur Eric Papachristos. Porto serves cuisine from Italy, Greece, Southern France, Spain and Portugal which also includes home made pasta and plenty of vegetable driven dishes. The cocktail menu is inspired by deep flavors that inspire all of our dishes, and our menu is a beautiful and elegant assortment of old world and new world wines. Beautifully nestled on a quiet side street next to Sak’s Fifth Avenue clothing store. The outdoor dining and three season patio is perfect for any weather New England has to offer. Reservations are not necessary, but highly encouraged.
Mediterranean fish fare from star chef Jody Adams, with a raw bar and ample patio.
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Reviews
My fianceé and I got the Piatto di Mare to share (Branzino, scallops and octopus) and it was exceptional.
Definitely will be back.
Quality of food is what really stands out and I would recommend to just try a lot of things and share all instead of going for one main dish each. Very cute place for couples but great for bigger groups as well.
Oysters – refreshing, fresh and delicious, a great starter for which manager Ned told us how to eat best.
Tuna tartare – I have never tried previously and absolutely loved it.
Fried calamari – great starter, I loved the sauce and the frying was done just right.
Lobster roll – a must have in Boston in general, but for this particular one the bread amazed me and lobster was of course prepared perfectly.
Cocktails were really good as well, the one in the picture is lavender based and wasn’t on the menu but a recommendation by staff and I really liked it.
Will definitely come back again!
The ambience was a perfect balance of elegance and comfort—soft lighting, thoughtful design, and an atmosphere that makes you feel like you’ve discovered something special. The food? Spectacular. Every dish arrived looking like it belonged on the cover of a magazine and tasted even better. The service flowed with effortless grace, attentive without ever being intrusive. Even the aesthetic details—the table settings, the décor, the vibe—were crafted with intention and charm.
Hard to believe it was my first time, because it delivered on every expectation and then exceeded it. After walking by countless times, I’m almost embarrassed it took me this long to step inside. This place is not just a restaurant—it’s a reminder that some experiences are worth slowing down for. A definite re-do, and easily one of the most memorable meals I’ve had in a long time.