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The Bristol Lounge

200 Boylston St
Boston, MA 02116
617-351-2037

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Just a short walk from Boston’s Theater District, The Bristol Lounge is an ideal spot to grab a bite to eat or drop in for desserts, before or after a show. The inviting room, with its spectacular view of the Public Garden, comfortable club chairs and cozy fireplace is perfect for lingering over cocktails and dinner. On Thursday through Saturday nights, the casually elegant mood is enhanced by classical piano and light jazz.

The Bristol Lounge has received Gourmet magazine’s Top Table award in the category Top for Drinks and is also the winner of Boston Magazine’s Best of Boston award for “Best Martini.”

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Ahi tuna tartare with spiced avocado, crisp prawn chips and cilantro dressing
 
 
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