Sitting at the historic Long Wharf pier in Boston lies Legal Sea Foods - a modern steakhouse specializing in upmarket seafood. If the idea of ocean-side dining just steps away from the Financial District, Freedom Trail and Faneuil Hall doesn’t appeal to you, you might as well just stop reading now. We like to think that no trip to Boston is complete without a visit to Legal Sea Foods. Their spacious lounge is a great place to bring your friends and family for a night out. Here you’ll be able to look right into their open kitchen as your meal is prepared. In the summer, enjoy a meal outside - there may be no better patio in all of Boston! The fresh seafood paired with the fresh air makes for an extremely enjoyable experience.

Legal Sea Foods was founded in 1950 when George Berkowitz opened a fish market in the Inman Square neighborhood of Cambridge, Massachusetts. He opened it next to his father Harry’s grocery store which was called Legal Cash Market. At his father’s store, customers were given “Legal Stamps” for proof of quality and freshness, and the name just happened to stick. In 1968 the family opened its first seafood restaurant and the rest is history, with Legal Sea Foods now boasting restaurants along the entire Eastern Seaboard. Despite its expansion, Legal Sea Foods' commitment to tradition and freshness remains unchanged. Legal Sea Foods is so obsessed with quality and freshness that they actually built their own state-of-the-art fish processing plant and food safety laboratory, supplying their restaurants with cold-water fish that is either “top of catch”, meaning it was hauled onboard just before docking, or caught from day boat operators, who are fisherman who go to sea for just a single pass before returning to shore. This ensures the catch never sits for long before getting to your plate. Their menu includes a number of signature dishes as well as seasonal offerings, which include over 40 varieties of fresh fish and shellfish. We highly recommend their Lobster Bisque to start. This authentic and creamy bisque is garnished with fresh lobster, making for a delicious appetizer. Although you can’t go wrong sticking with a staple like a lobster roll or a king crab legs, we highly recommend trying the Baked Stuffed Lobsters. No matter what meal you decide on, you can take solace in the fact that all seafood is sustainably caught!

Legal Sea Foods takes just as much pride in their wine as they do in their seafood. Each wine offered at Legal Sea Foods has been hand-selected for quality and value, with blind tastings ensuring that only the finest wines are available for their guests. The “Raising the Bar” cocktail menu at Legal Sea Foods does just that – it raises the bar on what you expect out of a cocktail. Their in-house specials and seasonal features can please anyone, no matter your preference. The drinks, much like the food, are prepared using time-honored techniques and high-quality ingredients. We highly recommend stopping by Legal Sea Foods the next time that you are in Boston!

When considering where to eat in Boston, be sure to think of Legal Sea Foods! Legal Sea Foods is always a popular destination for sports fans travelling to Boston to see a Boston Red Sox game, a Boston Celtics game, a Boston Bruins game, or even a New England Patriots game! 

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