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AMERICAN

75 Chestnut

Beacon Hill
75 Chestnut St (Brimmer St) - map
Boston, MA 02108
617.227.2175
617.227.3675 fax

Hours
Daily 5:00 p.m. to 11:00 p.m.
Sun. 11a.m.-2:30p.m. (Sept.-June)
Bar open until Midnight Sun.-Thu., and 1a.m. Fri.-Sat.

Web Information
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reservations
Restaurantmanager@75chestnut.com

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Price (dinner)	$$
Price (lunch)	$$

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Features
Sunday brunch

Accepts
cash
American Express
Visa
Diners' Club
MasterCard/Eurocard
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gift certificates

Smoking
not permitted

Dress
casual

Alcohol
full bar
wine list

Reservations
not accepted

Parking
street parking
validated parking
pay parking
public transit accessible
valet parking

Handicapped Access
completely accessible

Top: United States: MA: Boston: Beacon Hill

Description

Bistro atmosphere in a neighborhood setting. The restaurant has become more casual than when it first opened, with a streamlined menu.

Valet parking is available during evening hours. There is limited street parking at meters on Charles Street. Complimentary validated parking in the Boston Common Garage. The Charles/MGH stop on the Red line is about 5 blocks away.

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Reviews

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Dine Site Listing - DineSite.com - suggest change
Hidden in the flats of Beacon Hill, one of the most beautiful parts of Boston... - Boston's Hidden Restaurants, MH, 18 April 2005 - suggest change
This Beacon Hill hotspot serves excellent food in a cozy, elegant atmosphere. - CitySearch, Eric Grossman; Staff and user-submitted reviews. - suggest change
75 Chestnut - DiningGuide Boston - suggest change

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Ruined My Vacation
I took my girlfriend to 75 Chestnut for a date on our last night in Boston, and I have never been treated more rudely at any restaurant. The place is tucked away in the flat of Beacon Hill, and offers a nice menu (mainly seafood) in a refined but sterile dining room. The food is very expensive, and it might have been worth going had the owner not repeatedly abused us. At first I thought it was a joke, but the joke was on me, because I'd spent $200 on dinner and the meal we'd been looking forward to turned out to cast an ugly shadow over our entire vacation. I'm still upset about it. I hope this place goes out of business. Don't spend your money here.    [10 Jun 2002 23:59:07]

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What a nice surprise. The restaurant is wonderful. Romantic atmosphere, good food, beautiful presentation.    [28 Feb 2003 15:43:11]

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Very Romantic
My boyfriend and I had a wonderful experience at 75 Chestnut. The atmosphere, food, and wait staff were all exceptional. At the end of the night my boyfriend proposed to me. The entire experience was worth every penny.    [20 Jan 2004 19:32:29]

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Recommended Dishes: Maryland crab cakes

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