Earls Kitchen + Bar

mediocre food, steak was pretty tough and flavorless; i could’ve gotten a better value and a better steak at texas roadhouse to be honest. also the food sent me sprinting to the restroom right after i finished consuming it, not too sure what happened there. you’re mostly just paying for the atmosphere of the restaurant.

Earls is conveniently located in the Prudential Center so that you can shop away your calories after eating. I've been here a few times, both for lunch and dinner. The place is spacious, but sometimes you will need a reservation because of the foot traffic in this area. Service can be slow during busy hours. The food is pretty good for the most part, but a bit pricey. I like the truffle fries and molten lava cake the most. The molten lava cake blew my mind the first time I had it and was my favorite dessert in Boston for a while, but it wasn't as good the second time that I had it.

Fantastic food and awesome ambiance!! From the front desk, bartenders, and staff all are super friendly and upbeat. The seafood was excellent and I really enjoyed the vibe. What a great way to wrap up a nice afternoon of Christmas shopping. I'd suggest the same to anyone, and why not wash it all down with a New England IPA!

The food, ambiance, and overall quality was wonderful! Unfortunately the visit was marked by the service at our table. We were earlier in the night, not too busy, but we only got a visit from our waitress when we put in the first drink and appetizer order and not again until an hour after when we finally flagged her down for the check.

My girlfriend and I had an incredible dining experience on Sunday. We arrived after our View Boston experience and it was near closing. We were greeted by a very friendly server. Our food, drinks, and desserts(to go) were incredible. The staff went above and beyond our expectations especially since it was late on a Sunday night. Food-Excellent. Service-Excellent. Ambiance-Excellent. Highly recommended. I would like to think our server(you know who you are) for making our trip to Boston, on our last night of a 7 day vacation, such a memorable one.

I love the atmosphere and the ambiance. The place is business casual and has happy hour through the week as well. We ordered street corn avocado dip. The whole thing is delicious with the chips perfectly seasoned. For main, we ordered the Ahi Tuna Poke Salad, Bangkok Bowl, and Yucatan Chicken Tacos. Both the poke and Bangkok bowl are very refreshing and light. We got an order of truffle fries on the side to share for everyone. Everything is well balanced at the end of the meal. The chicken taco only comes with 2, and you can get a side of fries or salad. I got the salad, and honestly, it was such a good move. The salad had quinoa, and I think it is quite enjoyable. Overall, our server provided great service, and the restaurant is beautiful, and food was delicious.

A Contemporary Restaurant Actually Worth the Price. I know Earls is a well-known Boston spot and throwing a review up is not likely to be helpful, but I really just have to highlight how impressed I was with the restaurant. Boston is full of American contemporary food in the $20-$50 price range, and unfortunately, I feel like many have the veneer of quality and end up being lack luster. Not Earls! The ambiance is fabulous, every seat appears to be a great seat. Music fills the room but you can hear everyone at your table. Versatile for both dates and groups of friends. The food is absolutely show stopping. They have some great fusion dishes on the menu. My boyfriend and I really enjoyed the Steak and Sushi, the pineapple pizza, and of course, the seafood tower. The tower in particular had some of the best tuna I've had likely in my life. Definately a restaurant I'd like to return to one day