Legal Harborside, Boston MA | Nearby Businesses

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• Fine Dining Restaurant
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270 Northern Ave
Boston, MA 02210
(617) 477-2900

Located in the exciting new Liberty Wharf, Del Frisco’s is a stunning architectural showpiece with spectacular harbor and downtown views, a sprawling waterfront patio dining area and an impressive circular showpiece bar. Guests enter through a grand entrance leading to a stylish main dining room, flanked with deep booths and set with private and semi-private dining rooms, perfect for any occasion. The interior design features unique modern fixtures, fun pops of color and a one-of-a-kind art collection designed to create a memorable dining experience. Alcohol, Happy Hour times and offers are subject to change to comply with local and state liquor laws and vary by location. Advertisements are not valid nor intended for residents of specific states where such promotions are prohibited by law.

Dining Hours: Sunday - 5PM-10PM, Monday - 5PM-11PM, Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday - 5PM-11PM, Friday - 5PM-12AM, Saturday - 5PM-1AM Bar Hours: Sunday - 5PM-11PM , Monday - 4:30-12AM, Tuesday & Wednesday - 4:30PM-12AM, Thursday - 4:30PM-12AM, Friday - 4:30PM-2AM & Saturday - 4:30PM-2AM Operated by the award-winning Big Night Entertainment Group, Empire is a 14,000-square-foot Asian restaurant and lounge located in the Fan Pier of the Seaport area of Boston, just steps from the Boston Convention and Exhibition Center. Empire offers a tantalizing menu from executive Chef Kevin Long (Tosca, Shrine, Red Lantern, GEM, Scorpion Bar), stylized interior and ethereal atmosphere that will transport guests to another world. With a capacity of 650 guests and three 40-seat private dining rooms that open up to one large private dining room, Empire can accommodate groups of all sizes for receptions and seated dinners. Valet Parking is available for $17. Street parking when available. For GPS purposes please use the address: 55 Northern Ave. - we are located on the first floor of the One Marina Park Drive building, next to Strega on the Waterfront and the construction of Vertex Pharmaceuticals.

Located at Fan Pier in Boston's beautiful Seaport District, Strega Waterfront is certainly Boston's foremost dining destination with breathtaking oceanfront views, dazzling interiors and a new twist on Italian cuisine.

We are the cocktail party you wish you could throw. No menu, just inspiration.

Descending the stairs into Lucky's is like stepping through a portal into a swinging hipster lounge straight out of the '50s. Dim red lighting washes a rowdy vinyl-upholstered dining room, which is separate from the long narrow bar. Sardine-like conditions are the norm during peak hours, when an energetic crowd (Fort Point Channel artsy types and Financial District worker bees) rolls in for the neighborhood's liveliest scene.

The current incarnation of Rowes Wharf is a modern development in downtown Boston, Massachusetts. It is best known for the Boston Harbor Hotel's multi-story arch over the wide public plaza between Atlantic Avenue and the Boston Harbor waterfront. Along the waterfront can be found a marina, restaurants, a water transportation terminal, and a floating stage offering free concerts and movies during the summer.MBTA boat services link the wharf to Hingham, while water taxis operate to and from Logan International Airport. Cruise boats also operate from the wharf.History18th centuryIn 1666 a protective battery called the "Sconce", or the "South Battery", was built at the foot of Fort Hill in the area now known as Rowes Wharf. In peacetime, the Battery had a company assigned to it in case of invasion, but had only one gunner. During the 1740s, the Battery was extended into the harbor and was defended by thirty-five guns. In 1764, John Rowe bought the land and built the first Rowes Wharf, which extended a short distance into Boston Harbor, and in 1765 Foster's Wharf was built on the site of the old Battery.Foster's Wharf was originally called "Apthorp's Wharf". Charles Apthorp, being a staunch Tory, backed the losing side in the American Revolution, and it was his confiscated land and wharf that merchant William Foster bought for 6,266 pounds, 12 shillings in May 1782. Rowes Wharf, however, has carried its original builder's name since its inception. For the next 150 years or so, commercial shipping continued to be a main user of the area.

Draw a dynamic gathering of city dwellers, suburbanites, tourists and professionals. Unite them in an intimate yet high-energy restaurant by Boston’s waterfront. Add hand-crafted cocktails and imaginative Mediterranean fare into the mix. And you’ve got Committee—a dining spot that adds a fresh culinary spark to the Fan Pier area. Committee draws its namesake from the Prohibition Era—a wild ride of bootlegging and hotsy totsy; fakeloo’s and fuzz; gladrags and grifters. But instead of fast and loose, Committee is a laid-back, convivial gathering spot that feels like one great big cocktail party, with people coming together over sharable plates. The space features modern industrial design, a gleaming bar in the center, and a hip scene where people flow in and out, gathering at tables and chilling around the bar. Committee veers from the expected by designing its menu around “Meze”—a dining concept that encourages people to sample, share, converse, and delight. Our creative chefs prepare small sharable plates that are brought to the table throughout the meal and allow diners to experience a wide range of dishes featuring only the freshest local ingredients. As food is served and savored, eyes are drawn to the bartenders who turn cocktail-making into performance art. They buzz about their spacious domain, crafting colorful libations that blend fresh, contemporary ingredients with a splash of Boston nostalgia. The people, the fare, the location, the scene—it all combines to make Committee a meeting of gregarious minds.

Featuring contemporary cuisine with a distinctive Boston accent, TAMO brings you the best that Boston has to offer with hand-crafted cocktails and stylishly presented food inspired by Boston’s famous ethnic neighborhoods, the bounty of New England farms and the Atlantic Ocean at our doorstep.

The Boston Harbor Latin Cruises have been the most anticipated entertainment of the summer since 2003. Nothing compares to this three level party on the water. The top floor is a peaceful outdoor deck with stunning skyline views of the city and sunset. There is Latin dancing on two floors and the boat features a full cash bar. Traditional delicious Latin food is available for only $12 a plate in advance ($14 at the dock) and includes slow roasted pork, rice and beans, chicken and vegetables and salad. The Friday cruises are 21+, the Sunday cruises are all ages. Tickets can be purchased online or at a ticket outlet for $25 in advance or at the dock for $30. The 4th of July tickets are $35 in advance and $45 at the dock. Boarding begins at 7:00/7:30, please do not be late! We depart at 8:00 on the dot, no exceptions. The boat returns to the harbor at 10:30 and from there everyone heads to Mojitos. The first 100 people to arrive at Mojitos with their cruise ticket stub will receive free admission to Mojitos. The party continues until 2:00.

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Park Lane Seaport is Boston's premier waterfront rental property, conveniently located in the Seaport District nearby some of the city’s most popular attractions, restaurants, hotels, culture and entertainment. Our luxury, pet-friendly and T-accessible apartment community is comprised of two high-rise buildings and offers a variety of floor plans at the most competitive prices including studios, studio plus dens, one-bedrooms, one-bedroom plus dens, two-bedrooms, two-bedroom plus dens and three-bedrooms. Each apartment home features a modern, open floor plan with a fully applianced kitchen top-of-the line finishes throughout, a stackable washer/dryer machine and over-sized windows for the most incredible views of Boston's historical harbor. Best of all, with our many first-class amenities including Tillinger’s 24/7 concierge service, Park Lane Seaport offers a resort-style living experience that provides our residents more than just a place to call home! Enjoy a workout in our spacious, 24-hour Fitness Center with state-of-the art free weights, cardio and circuit training equipment. Entertain your guests in our Residential Club Room, which features a fully applianced kitchen with an island bar, a flat screen television and plenty of seating. Get your work done in our Wi-Fi Lounge, Conference Room and Business Center, where you can access free wireless internet for your laptop or use any of our desktop computers and fax/scanner/printer. Relax and enjoy the gorgeous views of the bustling harbor and soothing breezes on one of our two roof deck terraces where you can soak up the sun, watch the boats and airplanes pass by, listen to concert performances hosted at the Bank of America Pavilion, and unwind while gazing at the romantic sunsets!

Located in the exciting new Liberty Wharf, Del Frisco’s is a stunning architectural showpiece with spectacular harbor and downtown views, a sprawling waterfront patio dining area and an impressive circular showpiece bar. Guests enter through a grand entrance leading to a stylish main dining room, flanked with deep booths and set with private and semi-private dining rooms, perfect for any occasion. The interior design features unique modern fixtures, fun pops of color and a one-of-a-kind art collection designed to create a memorable dining experience. Alcohol, Happy Hour times and offers are subject to change to comply with local and state liquor laws and vary by location. Advertisements are not valid nor intended for residents of specific states where such promotions are prohibited by law.

Blue Hills Bank Pavilion is a Live Nation-owned outdoor amphitheater located in Boston, Massachusetts, United States. The seating capacity is approximately 5,000.Name ChangesThe amphitheater has gone though many name changes over the years, namely due to the merging of its sponsoring bank. Harbor Lights Pavilion or simply Harbor Lights was the original name. It was located at the site of the current US District Courthouse at Fan Pier. It was moved a few hundred yards down the street when the courthouse was built. Bank of Boston Pavilion. The venue became associated with this bank. In the years that followed, this bank would merge and rename with other banks, and the name of the venue changed accordingly. BankBoston Pavilion. When Bank of Boston and Baybank merged in 1996 to form BankBoston, the pavilion likewise changed its name to the BankBoston Pavilion. FleetBoston Pavilion. In 1999, Live Nation purchased the venue and sold the naming rights to FleetBoston Financial, renaming the venue FleetBoston Pavilion. Fleet Pavilion. In 2000, FleetBoston acquired New Jersey-based Summit Bancorp and sold many of its New England branches to Sovereign Bank, the remaining known as "Fleet". Bank of America Pavilion. In 2004 FleetBoston merged with Bank of America and the pavilion was then renamed to Bank of America Pavilion. Blue Hills Bank Pavilion. Beginning January 1, 2014, Blue Hills Bank won the naming rights for the venue for a period of just under 10 years. At some point it was moved further down to 290 Northern Ave, its current location.