Neptune Oyster
63 Salem St
Boston, MA 02113
I have wanted to visit Boston for a very long time. The last time I was here was probably over 10 years ago, so well before my foodie days. Since that time, I've wanted to see if Boston was as vibrant a food metropolis as other major cities such as NYC or SF. I jumped at the chance to tag along with The Annoyer while he visited Boston for a conference. I was getting my food on while he was getting his edumacation on. I had to start with one Boston's well known favorites that highlights the bountiful lobsters of the Northeast. I heard that the wait can be an hour or even longer. Lucky for me, the wait was less than 20 minutes at 11:30 on a weekday.
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These were some of freshest and tastiest oysters I've had. I quite enjoyed this fresh start to my Boston eats. West coast oysters are always the winner.
These were some of freshest and tastiest oysters I've had. I quite enjoyed this fresh start to my Boston eats. West coast oysters are always the winner.
Uni Toast
I should have known this wasn't going to live up to my expectations. I was expecting more uni, but for the price I should have known better. They basically made an uni butter and slathered it over some crusty bread. It wasn't very flavorful.
10 - You NEED to eat here
9 - Awesome!
8 - Very good
8 - Very good
7 - Good
6 - OK
5 - Average
4 - Not bad
3 - Not good
2 - Terrible
1 - Do NOT eat here
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