

Our James Beard Award Winning Chef, Jody Adams, partnered with Eric Papachristos and Sean Griffing to bring an upscale casual restaurant & bar to Atlantic Wharf. Guests enjoy small plates and shareables, wood-stone oven flatbreads, creative cocktails and more – all featuring bold flavors inspired by our team’s travels. Untethered to just one cuisine, we offer a variety of tastes reminiscent of the coastal Mediterranean prepared using locally sourced ingredients.
Innovative Mediterranean plates & cocktails served in lively, modern, high-ceilinged setting.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 540 Atlantic Ave, Boston, MA 02210
Phone: (617) 451-1234
Website: https://www.trade-boston.com/
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Reviews
Service was great. Got the dips, octopus, breaded burrata, a harvest salad (pictured).
Octopus was excellent!! Very picky with texture and it was spot on. Burrata was awesome, and the dips and salad completed each other prior to the entrees.
Not pictured 2 beef wellingtons, two lamb entrees, and scallops. Bread pudding for dessert.
Food took about 45 minutes to come after the last app, which felt like forever sitting there, idk why.
Also only got 3 scallops with my orzo dinner, server said it came with 4. The scallop orzo tasted like spaghettios, which is disappointing for like $47. The scallops were awesome, but again you only get 3 smaller scallops. I should’ve got the chicken or the swordfish, but they were out of the swordfish, so went with this.
Got rung up for an extra dip plus extra bread we didn’t order, so they had to fix the check.
It was a great time, just a few small things that came up and kept up.
Used an inkind discount, and with the free round, we were happy. If we didn’t have either of these, with a 20% tip our bill was going to be closer to $750 for the 5 of us.
At that price point I’d be back on special occasions and absolutely would not get the scallops. Would be excited to try the chicken, maybe come for lunch?
Worth a visit.
Up front, I only had a salad and pita with a spread, so I will have to update this when I can return for more of the food. But what I had was delicious.
I opted for the chopped salad with roasted chicken and fire grilled pita with a whipped feta spread. The salad was a Greek twist on the cobb, and it delivered. The pita came out hot, and the spread was amazing- spicy feta deliciousness.
But what set this place apart was the service and ambience. I sat at the bar, watching them fire up the pita right in front of me. Aldi, my server, was efficient and helpful, tending to my every (particular) need. He accommodated my request for a side order of pita and just one spread because the one listed on the menu was too large of a portion for just one person. Small things like this make a huge difference in the quality of one’s experience at a restaurant.
And the space is beautiful, with a relaxing coffee-house-equivalent soundtrack playing jazzy versions of popular hits. I could literally stay in here all day.
Congrats to the team, and I can’t wait to return.
Santiago M provided fantastic service. He was attentive, knowledgeable, and made the experience feel smooth and welcoming.
Highly recommend this spot for both the food and the service.
That said, the food was truly excellent. I ordered the Spring Gem Salad, which was fresh, crunchy, and full of flavor—crisp greens, edamame, shaved cheese, and a hint of dill. I also had the Roasted Eggplant appetizer, which stole the show: warm and smoky, topped with creamy yogurt, pomegranate seeds, and fresh herbs, served with crispy pita wedges. It was one of the best-prepared eggplants I’ve had in Boston.
Service was attentive and kind—my server, Ervis B, was welcoming without being intrusive. The space itself is modern and airy, with a vibrant bar and elegant greenery that soften the sleek design.
One thing to note: a 3% kitchen appreciation fee is added to the bill. I support kitchen staff being fairly compensated, but I usually deduct these sorts of fees from my tip unless otherwise explained. A heads-up from the server would’ve been nice.
Total came to $45.10 before tip for two dishes and tax. Not cheap, but fair for the quality.
Would I return? Yes, absolutely—but I’ll make doubly sure they honor the table request next time.