Saltie Girl - Crossing

One of the best lobster rolls and seafood in general. Pricey but worth it

Saltie Girl is not all it is hyped up to be. When my father went up to the host stand, they told us the current wait time was half an hour. My mother went up next and they told us that we could be seated right away, which I found strange. The food was the worst part. My burger dry and flavorless, and my parents both thought that their seafood dishes were not worth the hefty prices. Unfortunately, my mother got severe food poisoning just hours after consuming her meal. I would not recommend it here.

Oh my gosh what an experience. Lovely and decadent dining area in a hip part of Boston w/ plenty of shopping and buildings of architectural significance. The food, out of this world! Award winning lobster roll and you can tell. Delicious pasta and drinks. Unsure about vegan, vegetarian, or gluten free options, but pescatarian dishes abound!The staff was friendly and helpful. The the restrooms can be a bit difficult to find as they are down some stairs away from the seating area, but the staff were very good at giving directions. I can’t speak to if the restaurant is wheelchair friendly. If you’re a guest with a walking disability, call ahead! Parking: It’s likely you’ll have to use a garage. If you get lucky and find street parking 1) make sure it’s not in a “Resident Only” area 2) it might be paid only

Started out with one soaked chair, and the other with food debris, no apologies. Had to ask for things 5 times, bread finally came after all the food was eaten with a charge. The waiter had his sleeves in several dishes, such a shame, the food was fantastic!

I always have an amazing time at Saltie Girl. A must stop for any seafood lover, and great cocktails!