The food was good. We got the lobster spaghetti and some oysters and it was all enjoyable. The menu was pricey but that was to be expected. The reason i rated Little Whale 3 stars is because...
Little Whale Oyster Bar
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Little Whale Oyster Bar in Boston’s Back Bay is Chef Michael Serpa’s third seafood venture under Serpa Hospitality. Inspired by the charm of New England's seaside clam shacks, the restaurant is nestled in a delightful Newbury Street brownstone, conveniently located near popular attractions like the Prudential Center and Fenway Park.
Open daily from 11:30 am, the restaurant offers a complete menu throughout the day, inviting guests to savor classic New England seafood dishes in a cozy setting. With a special offering of $2 Island Creek oysters before 6 pm (limited to one dozen per guest with the purchase of wine or beer), Little Whale promises an authentic coastal experience.
Emphasizing warm hospitality, Little Whale kindly informs guests about their inclusive 20% pre-tax gratuity to ensure a focus on exceptional service. Whether accommodating walk-ins or reservations, the restaurant aims to provide a comfortable dining experience, with special seating arrangements available upon request.
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I came here on a Friday after work for the $2 oysters and had a great time! We ordered oysters, the Caesar salad, mussels and the fish and chips. It was more than enough food for 3 people. Little...
Word on the street is that Little Whale has the best hot lobster role in Boston. I can't speak to other establishments, but I can say that this Angeleno left impressed. Little Whale was one of the...
Always a great time at Little Whale! Delicious food along with quick, attentive, and kind servers. Little Whale is located in a narrow but beautiful brownstone on Newbury. With two floors,...
Loved coming here for oyster happy hour and dinner! We sat upstairs and were able to talk and catchup in peace before it got busy. The service was spot on. We were left alone to socialize but they...
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