Best Dining Bars in Financial District

We booked Lucie because it's attached to the Colonade Hotel where we were staying but will make a point to visit on future Boston trips regardless of where we stay. The location is really good - on the south side of the Prudential Center - perfect for parents who are visiting students at Northeastern University but central no matter what (also close to some to the big hotels - Sheraton, Back Bay Hilton, Copley Marriott, Four Seasons). My evaluation of a restaurant starts with the ambiance and bar area, and this place nails that. You walk in through the lobby of the hotel into the restaurant bar, and the lighting and music level are perfect, with a nice lounge area with couches and comfortable chairs. The beer taps were cold and fresh, and the wine was very fairly priced (if not surprisingly low, but I'm used to NYC prices). The bartenders were attentive and conversational. The front of the room is all glass and looks out onto Huntington Avenue. The tables in the dining room are well spaced and have really comfortable leather chairs, and the service was very good. The food was good and well presented - I especially liked the appetizer options which were mostly good for sharing. I travel to Boston often and typically stay in that general area. I'm relaly glad I found Lucie!

Excellent fish and seafood dishes. Cook on the bass was perfect.

This place never disappoints! It was a perfect place to go for Valentine’s Day! As usual the food and drinks were delicious and the staff was so friendly and accommodating with food allergies. Thank you! Can’t wait to go back.

We liked the wusong very much yesterday. Besides, the next day was my birthday and they left a birthday present on my table. and they gave me a birthday dessert.everything was amazing i appreciated it.

The service, food and beverages were great as usual. I meet a friend once a month and have never been disappointed! I had the chicken Milanese and my friend had the cannellini bean all forno.