(617) 695-9463
140 Boylston St
Boston,
MA
02116
42.3524
-71.0666
Neighborhoods: Back Bay, Beacon Hill
Hours:
Tuesday To Saturday From 05:00 PM To 10:30 PM
Price:
$$$$
Last updated 8.16.11
Category:
Payment Methods:
American Express, Cash, Visa, Discover, Diners Club, MasterCard
Restaurant Special Features:
Special Occasion Dining, Fine Dining, Theater District Dining, Business Dining, Bar Scene, Notable Wine List
Cuisine:
New American, Traditional American, French
Smoking Permitted:
No
What People Are Saying About Troquet
Featured Review
Eric Grossman
Contributor
With a stylishly narrow second-floor dining room and impressive views of Boston Common and the State House, Troquet presents an attractive choice for theatergoers in search of a luxurious pre-show meal. The restaurant's wine-loving owners put an incredible amount of effort into the wine list, pairing each and every menu item with several wines (available in two- or four-ounce servings). The ground floor's lounge features comfy couches and a playful, pared-down menu--check out the impressive charcuterie. Service in all corners is suitably professional. Befitting the wide range of wines…
Editor's Tips
- What to Drink:
- Not into wine? Don't worry, as the bar serves up some extraordinary house cocktails, including a tart Key lime cosmo.
- Know Before You Go:
- Well-intentioned waiters are pleased to make recommendations when it comes to the complex wine list. Be careful to know prices before you give the green light--many bottles top $100.
- The Extras:
- Check out Le Patissier, Troquet's street-level desserterie.
| ambiance | 100.0% positive |
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| drinks | 97.06000328063965% positive |
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| food quality | 97.6200008392334% positive |
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| menu variety | 100.0% positive |
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| overall | 100.0% positive |
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| return potential | 100.0% positive |
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| service | 93.75% positive |
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| value | 83.33000183105469% positive |
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Great food and wine selection, service pretentious, price high
by calla432 at Citysearch
Caesar salad was delicious, as was the Duo of Foie Gras (served two ways, with pear), would not suggest the Roasted Organic Chicken (way dry), nor the Suckling Pig (too salty). Go somewhere else for Rib Steak. Excellent wine selection. Wait staff was self congratulatory and tried to be more than they are. Prices were high- expect to pay at least $60 per person for three courses and wine.
Excellent food paired with excellent wine
by JAH123B at Citysearch
Troquet has the most interesting wine list in Boston. It has something for everyone--some outstanding and expensive wines, but not as expensive as elsewhere. Also, some medium priced wines that are very good. Chris, the owner, is extremely knowledgeable and always has interesting recomendaions. Or you can choose the wine pairing with the food for a good combination. The food is also excellent and has improved recently. I had an excellent frisee salad and outstanding halibut for a great dinner experience.
Be prepared for some sticker shock...
by teurope at Citysearch
Troquet is a great dining experience. Wonderful food, a mellow, cozy atmosphere and a great wait staff. What is particularly nice is not only do they have a good selection of wines available by the glass, they list them with the appetizers/entrees that best suit them, so theres less guesswork pairing food and wine. They also have a great bartender who mixes up some terrific cocktails (try the caipirinha).
The only downside is that the wine list is amazingly expensive, with the majority of bottles at $99+, kind of disappointing for a place that bills itself as a wine bar. On the other hand, you do get a phenomenal selection of wines to choose from.
- Pros: great food & service, cozy atmosphere, wine selection
- Cons: most wine is $$$$
Wonderful experience
by redmercury at Citysearch
I was able to treat my girlfriend to a wonderful evening at Troquet last weekend. The ambiance was dark and romantic, the service impeccable. We got the 6-course chef tasting menu, and at least in our short lives neither of us has had a better meal. Her favorite-the short ribs, mine the roast duck. (got to try both). Also, the chef chose goat cheesecake and the signature cake. Both were terrific selections and highly recommended. Although the meal is pricy, the wine selection, impeccable service, and quality in both appearance and taste of the food all make it well worth it. Highly recommended.
Very good place for fine dining/wine.
by theduke37 at Citysearch
We did a six course tasting menu here on Valentine's Day and enjoyed it very much. The Nantucket bay scallops were the best that I have ever had. This is quite a statement, since I grew up on Nantucket and they are a personal favorite. The halibut was also excellent. The menu style and wine list were a nice touch. We had ten different wines from their list, and probably seven were strong choices/values. The service was solid as well.
After a second trip here, I was even more impressed. Crispy pork was spectacular and all in my dinner party were extremely impressed.
- Pros: Chef, Wine list, Service
The Details on Troquet
Place Categories:
- great food
- impeccable service
- excellent wine
- really impressed troquet
- best restaurant
- helpful wait staff
- romantic spot
- outstanding halibut
- very good place
- fabulous everything
- delicious frisee salad
- cozy atmosphere
- tasty suckling pig
- good quality product
- extremely knowledgeable chris
- best pasta dishes
- not suggest roasted organic chicken
- good vegetarian option
- terrific cocktails
- disappointing little vegetarian fare
- wonderful reccomendation
- rather stunning dish
- creative cooking
- great dinner experience
- interesting recomendaions


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